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NUMBER SO.

are now staying, and there Is an
unveriticd rumor that there is a
hitch somewhere regarding the re.
clprocitY agreement with Spain,
which for some reason Mr.. Harr-
son has never yet made pubic.
The usual mysterious silence is
preserved at tho department and
the minister will say nothing furth-
or than that ho was called to Wash
ington by important business.
1t is extremely difficult just now
to find u cabinet officer in WASH
ington, they fit IN one day and out
the next and are more intent upon
having n good time than attending
to the business OF the Government.
Under the reorganization OF tho
Postoilice Department just COM
plotted tho First Assistant Postmas-
ter General will attend to many
things that have been looked after
by MIR. Wanamaker and that gem
tleman will have moro time to look
after his private business, in order
that he may be in position to make
u large campaign contribution next
year. This Is reform
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DELIGHTFUL RESORTS.

Our readers Who are desirious Of
finding pleasant places to spend tho
Summer should bear in mind that
the Chicago & North w estern Rail-
way furnishes every facility for a
rapid, safe and comfortable journey
from Chicago to Waukesha, Mad
isoD, Lake Geneva, Neenah, Mar
quette, st. Paul, Minneapolis
Duluth, Ashland, Lake Minnes
tonka, Yellowstone National Park
and the mountain resorts Of COLI
orado and the far West. Fast yesg
tibuled trains, equipped with re-
clining chair cars, parlor cars, pail
ace sleeping and dining cars, afford
patrons Of the North Western every
luxury incident to travel by frsS
class railway. Excursion tickets at
reduced rates and descriptive PAM
phlets can be obtained upon applif
cation TO any Ticket Agent or BY
addressing w. A. THRALL, Gem
eral Passenger and Ticket AGENT
O. & N. W.R'y, Chicago, I'll.
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CURIOSITY AROUSED.

Coin fur, mister?'
The question was asked by a Iong-
nosed, thin-lipped man with poin-
ted chin whiskers, slouch hat and
ahungry expression Of fcountenance.
He was resting his elbows on the
seat in front of him, which seat
was occupied by passenger in a
gray check suit.
The passenger addressed turned
partly around, took look at his
questioner and sized him up at once
eyes, | am going to Nashville" !"
he replied; "down in Tennessee.
Ny business there is to sell four
shares Of bank stock, dispose of
my interest in a farm Of eighty
acres, ten miles from the city, and
invest the proceeds in clothing
establishment on North Cherry
street. ! am from Beardstown,
Cass county, I'll. got on the
train there at 9;35 this morning.
1t was forty-fye minutes behind
timo. My ticket cost me sf1.G5.
] shall take the sleeper when the
sun goes down. Had my dinner
about an hour ago. Paid rs cents
for It. This cigar cost me 10 cents.
| have been u smoker for about
thirteen years. Ny name is
Chauncey Mcconnell. / am 50
years old, have wife and four chill
dreu, camc originally from Ilorrods-
burg, Ky, and am a member Of The
Congregational church. ] was for
morly @ druggist, but sold out TO
q man named Treadway, and ] am
not in any business now. am
worth perhaps $4,000. Ny father
was cooper and my grandfather
was a sea captain. My wife's name
was Carr before ] married her.
Her father was Q surveyor. That's
all I know about her family. We
live in two-story frame house.
and the children have all had the
mumps, chicken pox aid measles.
Whom I reach Nashville expect
to stop at The Maxwell House"
lie stopped The long noscd
man regarded him a moment with
interest, and then asked, IN qucr.
ulous, dissatisfied way
"What did yer grsat-grandlsther
d. for a Twin ;'- Hicogo Trjb,ac.
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Is ono which is guaranteed to
bring you satisfactory results, or in
case Of failure q return Of purchase
price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised Druggist
q bottle of Dr, Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. II is guar
nteed to bring relief in every case,
whom used for any affection Of
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as
Consumption, Inflammation OF
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop-
ing Cough Group, ETC., etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to taste, per-
fcctly safe, and can always be de-
pended upon. Trial bottles free at
any Drugstore.
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VACATION EPISODE.

"Maud, ! should like to know
the meaning of this reception ?'
"Mr. Hazard, you shall 70 an.
swered tho proud country girl freez-
ingly. al have found you out, sir,
that is all ~
"What do you mean, dearest ?''
"Don't como near me, sir Stay
on the other side of the table. /
have found out that you have been
amusing yourselfat my expense.
"For heavens sake, Maud, exl
plain"
"l know am frcckle-facod, sir ~
she said, with flashing eyes, .'but
| did not think you capable of joking
about it with your friends"
II havn't done anything OF tho
kind, Maud !" protested the young
man.
"You have, sir. Aftor you had
had proposed to me last night
and II had said yves, and you
had gone, | overheard you telling
Mr.. Bellchaniber out there on the
front porch what glorious fun it
was 10 go INTO the mountains in
August and catch speckled- beau
ties -
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MERIT WINS

We desire to say to our citizensy
that for years we have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con1
sumption, Dr. Kings New Lif6
Pills, Bucklen's ArDica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that soll as welIy
or that have gwen such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and WI
stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not
follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. All Drug
gists.
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A CURE FOR WARTS.

I have always had warts on my
hands ever since was boy, writes
a correspondent, and have tried a
thousand remedies for them, in
cluding all the charms known to
the country. The only thing that
would suppress them even temper
arily was a red-hot needle. Some
body told me about it ten or fifteen
years ago, but I nevor tried it for a
long time, dreading the pam. At
last had big wart on the knuck-
le Of my left forefnger, whore I
was always knocking it against
something and keeping it raw and
sore. ] determined 10 Try the hot
needle. So / had q large needle
fixed in an awl handle, heated it
red hot ia the fame Of lamp and
thrust 10 through the big wart at
one punch. The pain was no
greater than ] had been enduring
from striking the wart against
everything ! touched, and after the
needle had cooled I took it out.
The wart began to dry up, and in
three or four days l picked it of
with my thumb nail. Since then,
whenever one makes it's appearance
! take a needle TO 10, and the rem
ody meyer ErchaRge.
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a SAS GREATLY SURPRISED.

Aton0uiN one OF the most SurprlS-
ed bullies that ever attempted to
make game Of man now nurses a
black eye and a broken nose, down
on South side whers he lives. He
was standing in the doorway of a
Grand Avenue store few nights
since talking with another tough
man and leering at every man and
woman that chanced to pass that
way, when under the electric light
which bids the weary wayfarer well
come in front of the Plankington
House he saw what he was pleased
to call a dude coming in that di-
rection, smoking cigar.
"D'ye see the dude comm, Nib
sy ?'' he said to his companion.
eyes; an think it's dirty
shame dat he is spoilin that nice
cigar when he is only Git to smoke
cigaretts.
"Dat's fact me boy, an I'm
blamed if ] intend to stand IT..
See ?"
"what are you going to do about
it ?"
''Just watch me, an if / don I
have dat cigar inside of a minute.
den I'll eat me hat, dat's ALL"
AS the young man drew near, the
bully stepped from the door, and
approaching the unsuspecting pc
destrian, said
"Say, mic lad, let me take your
cigar, will you ?'
The young man, thinking that
the fellow desired light, knocked
the ashes Off his weed, and handed
it to the stranger, who with smile
placed it between his teeth.
"What do you mean by that ?"
asked the astonshed young fellow
as he saw the use his cigar had been
put to.
"Oh ! dat's all right, bub," said
the tough man, "dis is pleasant
little way dat have when time
hangs heavily on me hands. Run
on home now or your mother will
be worried, sre ?"
eyes, ! think that sce," re.
piled the young man as he stepped
up in front of the loafer, "but
strange as it may seem my mother
is not IN the habit of getting wor-
ricd, and there is no occasion of
my shortening my stay with you.
Besides, | too have a pleasant little
way of my own to pass away the
time when the same hangs heavily
upon my hands. 1t is something
like this"
In another moment the bully was
stretched out Oh the sidewalk with
one eye closed, and when he arose
blow on the bridge of the nose
once more laid him out. The
young man whom he had sized up
as dude turned out to be one OF
the crack boxers in the gymnasium
and two blows of his scientific fist
had been sufficient to put the
tough to sleep. -Exchange.
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NEWS ITEMS.


At the age of sixteen, Mai d
Evans, of Beaver Falls. Pa, has
cut her third set of teeth.
A deaf and dumb policeman is on
the force of Cleveland, Ohio, and
he ranks as a brave and efficient
officer.
Daring trial for divorce in a
New Haven court lady seized
compromising letterand tore it into
fragments.
Carrier pigeons recently made the
distance between Nuremburg and
Vienna, 800 miles, in less than four
and half houfs.
The hair of woman at Saratoga
who is seventy years old has changed
within a year from gray to black,
its original color.
= curious custom prevails at
Queen Nietoria's state dinners. Just
before each course is served the
ma ne of the cook who prepared the
dish is solemnly announced.
A double water. tight tube, large
enough for two railroad tracks and
Two trains of cara, is proposed to
give railway communication BE-
tween France and England.
The announcement is made that
HTriet lIosmer has nearly finished
her mode! for the statue OF Queen
Isabella, which is to adorn the wo-
mans pavilion at the Worlds Fair.
The first check which the Lcng-
mans handed over to Macaulcy on
account of copyright for the ellis
tory Of England" was for twenty
thousand pounds. The check is
preserved as a curiosity among the
archives Of the Longmans' firm.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes SAYS
that IL nIne-tenths Of the medicines
in the world were thrown into the
ocean, mankind would be greatly
benefited. This may mean that we
take too much medicine, or thai DR..
Holmes does not favor fish diet.
Caprice is the predominating
quality OF a ben in Walla Walla,
Washington. Nearly every day it
varies the size Of its eggs. One day
it laid an egg weighing six ounces;
few days later she laid one as
small as a pigeons, and later she
outdid all her previous performances
by laying one tho size and shape Of
peanut.
Ez- Empress Eugcnie figures IN
the French census because she
ehanccd to be stopping at small
town in southern France when the
enumeration was taken recently.
Being compelled to fiji out blank,
she did so as follows "Marie Eu-
genie, Countess Of Pierrofond, Ga
years Of age, born in Grenada,
Spain; natnralized in France; a
widow; q traveller.
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Twenty-Five years ago, boy liv
ing Ia a New England town was
sent for pint of milk.
He hid
+ The can
Beneath
4 stone.
Directed
His course
TO the
Nearest wharf,
Shipped as
Cabin boy,
And went to sea.
Years passed by, and by all his
anxious friends and relatives he was
given up for dead.
But he was not dead.
In n far-away and foreign country
no lived, and by well directed ener-
gy amassed vast wealth--a common
thing, by the way, with sailors.
The other day he returned.
He stood again in his native viii
lage.
He found the can where he had
hid it.
lie procured pint of milk.
He went to his old familiar boy.
hoods home, entered, and in a
hesitatiug and trembling voice,
said
"Father and mother, here's your
milk.
He was given a warm welcome,
but he noticed there was a change
in his parents appearance; they had
not tao old familiar look.
lie questioned them; explana-
tions followed.
The young man discovered that
though the good people were still
his parents, tho change in their per-
sonal appearance was readily ao-
counted for.
Shortly after his sudden and
mysterious departure from his home
his father died, and his mother
married again. Then his mother
died, and the new father married
again.
Thus on his return the wandering
boy found the dear old home as he
had left it, the only difference being
that he had a new father and new
mother.
Verify, truth is stranger than
fiction.
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One Of The objections to railroads.
in the minds Of the natives Of India.
is that II q Brahmin gets into the
same car accidentally with a Pariah
he must violate the religious rule
which bids him keep ninety-six
steps away from the latter.
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First Distrlct-Jehn o. Pcndleton, wheeling
Ohio County.
second District William L. WILSON, Charles
town, Jefferson Co.
Thiri District u. Anderson. Nicholas c.
Fourth District-iamcs Capelart, Point Pleas
ant Mason COUNTY.
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Hapremr roprt or tnDenIe


Daniel u. Lucas, Prest Jefferson CO.
Henry BrAnrOh. Lewis Co.
i. W. English. Mason Co.
Homer II. Holt, Greeuhrier CO.
q. y. Long. Clerk. kanawha Co.
Alfred caldwell. Reporter. Ohio Co.
Convenes al charleston second "Wednesday I'm
January Wheeling, first Wednesday In June (;
CharlestOwn. first Wednesday In September.
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A Secret.

Too deep for a moan Of despair.
Too bittor FOR mortal TO tell,
Too awful 20 whisper In prayer
'rwould crimsSh y olicek in hell.
W ~
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Tnlted siaies NenaIors.
Memsfrs oTCongress.

Charles ]. Faulkner. Aartinsburg. Berkley
john Il. Kenna. Charleston. Kauawha County
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DIRECTORY.
state emeialS.

covernor-A. Brooks Fleming Marian County
Secretary Of State-w. "a. Ohley. Marion CO.
Auditor Patrick Y. Duny. Webster Co.
TreaSurcr-WilliRm T. Thompson. Cabell CO.
Attorney Genersl-Alfred Caldwell. Ohio Go.
Supt. Of Schools-B. ;. Morgan. MOnongalis
county.
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Sherid-Daniei r. Jackson.
Deputies-Julius X. Monroe. kingvcod, valley
6nd Pleasant I. W. criss, hyOns y. q. Lantz,
Cnion; n. T.. Hanway. Reno; +. Z. Cuppett,
Grant; Dorsey L r Gta, Portland.
CLERK Circuit Court John w Watson.
Clerk County court j. Nml Martin.
Prosecuting Attorney--Nen j. Fcr;ney
County Surveyor-A. +. McMiilen.
5upt OF schools g. COnley.
Assessor Hast Side. Gabriel Pulliam.
West side. John 5. Perkins.
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COuris Convene.

Circuit Court March -, September /, and
December H.
July aud October.
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One hundred thousand soldiers
gathered from the regular army and
National Guard would make an ef4
fective feature Of the Worlds Fair
80 Gen Miles thinks. The General
has suggested such a display in g
letter to President Thomas w
Palmer outlining the distinguished
soldiers views on the Exposition
TIE WEST VlRGINrA AReUs-g
best local paper in The county -
81 30 per annun
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GongManaeor


y X. a n. g.
Traio leaves KinRwtod at us o. m.. and ar
owes ~ iunnoitOu ~ stit a. m. leaves Tunnel.
tun p iiN1 G.. 81 ana arrives Hf kinew0od af 1900
M leaves kingwOod az $50 b. ra and arfire
~ IunncNon at 800 y. m leaves runneifon al
100 % m. oud arrives at kiuqwo0d at 500 3 re
Hrpius daiiY oEcepf suudsY.
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o for while TO feel the warm smile
OF one who is many a mile
Away
To-day.
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coMNIssIOSeRs corSry oUURr.
Grant District samuel T. Conner, Pres.
Pleasant. Ben A. Conner.
PORTLAND, r.. u. Benson.
nion, Page Il. McCrun.
Reno, Moses 4, Sinclair.
Lyon. Reason \. Pell.
Valley. Mason Watson.
kingwood, Leroy shaw.
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wiitten for tho Argus
o for one beam OF the sun 10 gleam
Thro' the clouds that thioken and sesm
To stay
For are
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a herd Of IS buffalo will be ex-
hSbited At the World Fair.
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Town Omeials.

Town Osileials.
MayOr -GusJ shaffcr
Reeorder-Jhmes W. White.
Conncilfnen ~ : Martin Julius Monroe
henry w MHrdocS, atnes W Flynn and George
a Mlilan8.
Societies;
Knights 81 Pyihias- Lodge meets every Tues
yevening at their hail over J. w Bakers
ktOre at 30 o'clock.
independent order ~ Odd Fnlows--Iod
dnects every Saturday evening at their hall in
Bishops Slock at 78O o'clock.
Ooifou Rule Encumnrnent No. 80. T. o. o. T.
meets First and Third Monday evenings Of
each month in the Odd Fellows Hail. over the
postoaice.
The Inde pendent order Of Good Templars--
Lodge mecta every Friday egeniug, IN the Of
Hall at 130 O'Clock.
Kiug Philip rabe No. is Improved Order Of
BED Men meets every Wednesday evening at
o'c'ock in the Knights Of Pythias Hail over
Bakers store.
Churches.
HE Church Rev ". " Rider. Pastor
I'D 5s3D r. n sunday school 2 y. ~. Class
Meeting Va. n. Young F0iks Meeting at C.f5
70 Prayer Meeting cecry Thursday evening
Fresbyterian Church Rev II r. Mcdonald
Pastor.
Services Preaching every sunday nt i0,aD a. No..
and I;30 o. "a. 9unday school at 2 b. m Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening
a. VI. t. Chufcbe-Rov Boslev Boyee Pastor.
Services Preaching. Fourth sunday ln each
month
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AU REvOIR.
Written for the Argus.

A. W. FRrDrRicx.
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ConsfabirS.

Kingwool District, J. l.. stone, Joseph 7.
hhodes.
Nxiiey-A.s :. DcBerry, EmaDuei Dixon.
F.yon--T W. Criss, WiliiVn y Taylor.
NenO-Ben Z. Wood ward, Sam1 W Bowman.
P.dtland-Wm. 4. Mcoinnis. E. Q. Martin.
Enion-liOyd g. Shaffer, George Gcissmon.
Pleasant James r. Fulitner. A. = Chidester.
Hraat--Willam T. u. Miller.
MsgiB rates.
Ringwded, JOSEPH NJ. Goodwin, Simeon Mat
hngiy.
Valley Dave g. Zinn John VI. Stralhn.
Lyon. James NcGee David J G!b son,
Rome ~ Whoeier. n. ". Summer.
tar-E John ". uill, Preston GloScr.
t1rrE,nsnn-.y Shafrer. Jrlius Schcrr.
Pies. Ant, I..vl y. Miller, ID. II. Martin
i3sHEt, W. IL. Mc0ibbOns. Alpha Ii&s;rs.
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William q. Worley. Kingwood, Preston Co.
Alpheus Garrison, MOnongalia CO.
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ConnlY Lf.1flAls

Judge, Third JV Ueiai district.
Joseph r. Hoke. Kink "a q. Preston County.
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noass OF D,Icgatcs

NONbt OF % UtICkHItNl
East side D. VI. Y. Bryte. Brueeton.
Vest Side Amos Hartley, Masuntown.
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HERE'S A TouGm ONE.

Twenty-Five years ago, boy liv,
ing Ia a New England town was
sent for pint of milk.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20
ga

rsrte fig. Ranse baube tnurret mob 8ronuinsens
Stprelis, Gaolen Dor alminOeIig, men Der Iaa enoun
Ouer 8riltinas ms iaa bsit priite Perionlisbeo en- Nelt
al SeunOrins, ct aitenitiGr al Den iOrtrpaen0e GIans,
iOm llnsOOmmens StusubsO, geuiets lrpastrait os
Seirens @ienitin bapoe uObreOt Ousr beHne 9~limrenoe
aobsn6arins pna ben iuenite lrOus. Gn6nu par man
~tiIbsisIig til at siue Ssrrsrns, be uOeuIanOite Sgttes
iGsere Stplb for gt. Gen pesenbe Singer Datte fun
Soranoring.
Der er bet, peobleu RuiHosn. Ser CT 6oroRrs
peIien! Site gulOst, life gertsrns. life SIitriet,
life epttsiagsrs, life 6omtOiantsrns, life be 6attigss
Cult O9 be 9ii9es SuerOouOisbeb, iutetiteOs bet uos
UOrtss, / ipuIise Os iOrbiite Ting II bet SuOre sr ben,
bpbt, bpbt paa gunosn al en- MsunsiteiiGI, iOm Sugen
is, men JONI itrsmmer no til alt. Der er bet, Der /
Slaussns giit, SoumOSst, gsuyitsn, bet %isIUsOOs,
esenmG9tise, ira Sub bOrtUenOte Sisrte. @aa bib!
@aa bio! Spsrs ben6e, buem Der Nat os Dag buiiter
/ ben0es Ore: osr er insen CUB til, Der er iugeu 6reIier
til, Der g fun Msnnsi!sr til, iOm icOss isaur Og asr
%imorsen! 9an Upper, bun Ipttsr til BAN ban %beoraser,
BUN trOr. gaaite Sang flyer ban til benOe: Del Der
iinoss Der Speyige fun ct Uasnnsife, iom bar Jiet til
at lspe, OF bet sr big. Cant lite paa ale De aabre, be
r loot for bin StgIO. bpOriOr ifulae eu lite uoiuss
bem2 De sr bin 6ooitamme!, b~Dogipg itdloe ou life
trade paa Sem2 ga, iaaodn Tiger ban. Yeo ), bpsm
ben err Oct par BAN, Der tai.e GteaS Sap. Ill se
isrfe Eamnsfer CO idsOs: Scr CT &aaofabtus era;
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

breOt fig fra be BRITTLE Der til ale proteitanitite 9anSe.
Oct par u~nberlise oprsrte GiOsbsIser mango Spotter.,
mango 9oospraoitautsr. glae tos parti, for eQer imob.
s Suerise os 6inIan6 par bet lite uaIminoeli9t at ie en-
SolOat traOe frem al gslsOst, Ell SpinOe al 5olteboben,
ct Barn fra Stolebanten for at prapite. Oct ifete nu
osiaa Der mibt uuoer Spsttatlet paa @aoen, Gu pn9re
auinoe TRADE Op, pallet, fOrpilbet, meo ureot Ianst,
MORT 9aar, men enSnu rsrenoe Gole 5rGt, Spor al Ell
mere i%Oriinet Smsans os al %foroums StisnbeS. Maaits
baube bun uGret 8armerpige Deo 6ofiet, Sn9en fisnOte
benbe; BUN par en- al be ~lllpttelise, JON snonu Ieusn6e
9iue par fo~riuunons fra gerOen o9 ct Sieblt pifs ig
isen for after at ioriuinbe bet b~aabelsis 59n9ist, Der
ben Sang taIotes 0anuitS Gaarsbus. Sun trsb op
paa en- 2iuiier ueb Risstanslersns Bort os sior6e 9ssn
til, at BUN uilOe tale. Stsisn IdsOe fig, gosIs i0a uns
bren6s, aubrs forbauisbe paa benns qroistinoe, Der par
opftaast ira Dc 9epsnoes Graz. ganon tom cper
bsnSs, benOss i~nSiuntue Dine fit Ell iGIiom SLAMS,
bsnbss masre SRnoer 8reb 2niten, JON pilbe be as
pGrge sler fuugs nOset uign;ist OnOt. Sun %tes9note
at tale, gesyupsIleu %Ian9iOmt o9 iests, iaayt Bssre.
t~raiiissre, tiifOit me0 en- geseitrins, Der req g~lasisrus
meo fig.
"@aG 6Ortl" iasSe BUN. "@ua bort! Det es iIts
Der, 6orbanbslisu Dor. Oct or life Der, Cabs Greoe
b~pemisser Susri9e! gaa boIt...... ct Tibet Siytte 8ei......
Der cen, Der Den! I'll SIOt;st!"
ga bun pe3scs msb Saanaen ao sonesborsta, utaais
mOSis opsr, at bun lie itrGr tlsp ~iortaast. Sns,a
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20
Wi pil ffriOc Oct nco.

Iaa Gnboer fan le bet, inotil han bar
ieet fig mot paa bet. ga ioa lGnse iii
@nbuer, noen at le bet, peb, at DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy belbreoer be
perlte 9ili9loe al frOuiit aatarrb / 500
uebet, 8ntarrbsS merter / Soueoct Og
5orfislelie / Sooeoet. Meo iulo 9iaio
tilbDoer 5nbrifanterne al oenue Meois
Gin, "@urlo'S 0ispeninrp Weolcnl
GsiocintiOn", Buffalo, u. y, at betale
$500 til %bpemiombelit, Der fiber at fro
milf 8atarrb | SOueoet, uoeu at be fan
belbreoe BAN. Bar III 8etiugelicrre
pmpenot - om be ~iorlangte, at Oh
Ituloe betale $500, iaairemt be Iurerte
Gig, ba Oiloe gu bctRnte Dig. Der er
respectable Soft iOr mango Nar | b10er
li9e 5Orretninser; 3uliuoer al Dollars
% ct tort Naou ueo SiOer al Ii9, o.
oiSie erflHrer M: "Bi fan belbreoe
3em, foroi oi bar belbrebet SuiiuSer
anore ulbeles iauleOes itluet iOm De -.
8au ui life bet, oa betaler ri Dem $500
for ben Grfurins, at Der er No9eu, bOcm
ri life bar iormuaet at tnrere. vi bar
Tinio til Dor Weoicin". Gr life bette
ct 5orlss oGro? @r life ct 5Orisg at
IoretrRtte for aatarrb?