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Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

itarsn ! en- uirOlis % tpilenos SpGn'
bine:
aonaens Guar bar nemli9 bette til
9rofetens Soar;
"SuOrmanse Gause ital ie9 beip1rge
Dig, iaa at Gu life flyer mig uoen
Sanobsbeu | Ssrrsns gtaun?" uobrps
Der aonssn meo en- Gusitelis utaalmO'
bigbeo.
Suor bisie flogs Os ~beresnenoe Ter'
~bensmano BOG Osiuu tunne uare tnnbs'
lise pg tortipnte.
Nid9as Guar pasier 10 netop peo
bans esne 8rOieters. Suao uiloe oer'
for p9ret ilo9sre ber, eno at tn9e WtI'
6ra paa Sroet Os label YrOieten 9na
fin Sci.
Nen Der siues Msnneiter, Tom, naar
be enten laoer iis beberife al en- pts
3ilbsielisbeo, u~uerualoe al en- pis So
leIie eaer letter fig noset beitemt ! So'
oeoet, oa bar iadoaune life 2anfe for
noset auoet, Os iaa laoer be ofte ian9t
itprre Snteresier saa Jig sanite ubss
uptteoe iorbi.
Gil bisie Slags Menneiter bsrte
atdb; / bans Sierte branote fun Sepns
lpit til Serrens onoe @roieter.
Men buab meuer Sonsen meo ben
fioite Senpenbelle til 8rOieten?
Gr bet BAN ON "Sduobeoens Sers
res Naon" at gi6re? Nlbeles life;
BERTH fiber Der enonu altior rsoe Ylets
ter at Nabatbs Blob paa bans 6insre.
San bar moi, lom oi mart ifuae faa
e, noset 9anite anOet for Die.
8tl ban oa ipile ben Guoirp9tiges
Rpae, foroi ben suoirDgtise Soiapbat
liooer oeo bans Sioe, iioen ban %tiItaIer
Wii6Ra ioa tiliprelaoenoe 'front.'!
Wtaaife for en- Del bar bette bans
Seresnius, men ben esentli9e Seniist
bar at faa Sag mob 9rOieten, builtet
ban psiaa fl, oa "Suuobeoen / Sers
rens Napn" blep bam iast.
Den loo iaaleoeS fra 8rDfeten Mis
3ra Nunb. ioet Oenne pau Ntabs OPP
fororins beipareoe aOn9ens 1iltale.
s bsi proietiif Stil oplgfter Midaa
i'm &sit Os flyer:
"Seg iaa belle Ssruel aoIpreot paa
Sier9ene, liseiom 6aarene, Der lille
bapbe no8en Sproe. Og Serren ia9oe:
9lSIe bar insen Serre; lao benz uenoe
tllbage, oper til fit gus meo 6reo."
0ette bar ben "SnnObeoen / Serrens
&aun," iom Song atnb meo ct rpltenOe
o9 b9pcnoe Sjerte fiji bpre.
"Sar ies life iu8t bet?" ia9oe Som
gen til Soidpbat; ban ipaar life @oot
ooer mig, men bare Snbt."
Soiapbat taus; bpao ban tanfte, peb
ri life.
Smiolertib penoer Mi6aa iis til be
400 Yrofeter /; oisie ituQe o9Iaa bsre
"Sanobeoen / Serrens &apn"; us Der
ruler 8roieteu up ct Tappe, bag bpil.
fet en- at be martuaroisite os naiten
uisjenuemtranselise S~esiuenbeoer tras
Der irem.
Ser lsiter 8rofeten pp ct Slgr, %
paa Guisbeoens Sfueplaos piIer Der Iis
ct aanossS pn at bet melt forbaaieube
Slass; men ior life altiur meset at ais
brpoe StitOrisnS Sang ifal pi ienere
sisre ct fort Gilbaseblit paa bette.
S naite Stptte ital ri bDre 8rpfetens
marfelise Soar til De fulite Groieter.
(a}ere.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Doctor 8ebreus er meo 6amilie paa
Siemturen til gblcagu os tr9fies
fun / @iatmar ira ste til 15oe
OttOber. Batlenter / % nRroeo bette
Steo bgr benptte Nrleonin9en til at
toniultere BAN ipccielt i &atarrb, Gieus
% greuip9oOmme. 4I9.3.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
"SelpBiGlp | GnaelI..,

VNDtIII', Otll ll0elte
o8 bsoite G9rebUg / bet engelte Sproa,
iaaes Dos 5oriattereu Martm uIpetao, rs
5th Ctr. G, NltHnsapOlis, @jun., peo Sno.
isHoelisH al l 2olar. a9enter pnltes, goo
Jo~rtJsHete. 4o18t
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
On GA treotpte Qapitet.

lattet pare min eIiteoe Vens o~poirenoe 6ierligbeo,
bsnoes utratieliss Smbu, benpes Omtante os PIeis, pa,
leg tart NOT til at iorIaos nit Sugar paa ben treble
Dag, eiterat i8 par fommsu til Bslinpele.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Gn Slanseluger. De uoenlanoite
Slaoe meobeler en- 9pielis Siiturie fra
Sapan ON en Nmatsr Slanseilu9er.
San bolot paa at brDoe en- Sten noe
paa Ell Marf u9 fonn poer en- Slange
paa ire Sob. San greb ben Oper gtat.
fen % bolot ben / Seiret, iost ban
raabte TT fine Grbeiostammerater, at
ullbe De slue bam Is &roner, iaa Ituloe
ban Huge Slan9en lepeuoe. Stignt
8en9e er en- iieloen Sare blnnbt So.
pans Grbeioere, blep bog 8elsbet itrar
ltuot iammen. Saitp, iaa beo GLANCE.
llu9eren, putteoe 0Drets Suoeb IND /
Wtunoeu ug ipGl9coe uoeu Sauifeli9beb
Oct ire SOB LANCE uopr. Strafen fom
Dog fort O9 itreng. Gnonu mems bans
&umerater ifratilagne fob pg iaa paa
BAN, blep ban li9bieg, Ialot omtulo %
preo fig / pploipmme Smerter. Sm
nO9le Minuter a ban bpo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

a%nuenoelle al Or. AusuIt apniss
hamburger llrteplaiter belbreoer u6.
ilet / aniistet, bpuraf ies leS.-Gbarles
9ientber, HOS Gin Street, 8alas,
TeIaS.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

j ben enselife gibel er 81 Orb for
100 al anselia9iiit Stamme.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
ct SMer for Walaria.
Spanbt ium Sglse al auloegps'
ringer os Sober iuo til lo9
Yunb.
Ger Iaancoer &lcerme paa
oen frDgtelige Malaria.
Jaubt tilfoit ct gGgcmiooel. 'orrl
bringer pepparenpe Selbreoelie.

81. g. o. Sartmau. - alare Te1:
Seq leo | omtrent lex 0taaneper al arl'
o~cspsninger og Malaria Os tunos life
ipiie uoset. 0tin 8ast iuanot ino til
103 Buno. Seq bespuOte at tase Pc
ru-na, isrit fire SLATER i reselm9siise
3oiiS'er, inot.l ies islte mig Iuloltans
big pei. Seq peier MI 134 Tuno, er
itart % iraitis u9 bar life paret lp9
iioen. Man9e 6Ult, iom bar la9t
Merte til ben SOranbrins, Der er iOre'
saast meb mig, bar ipur9t mig no ON
min S~elbrebelie, Os ies ~iortaaer benz
altib, at ben itploes Pe-ru-na. Seq
tieuOer beuueo 20 Menueiter, iom ta9er
bet M, lum 5slse al min beloise Sels
breoelie. Sunoreoer al SLATER Pe-ru-na
ielses i oenne @gn % ale TO er ben.
@n ung 8eninoe al mig, lpm bapoe
Nalarta % auloe8Danin9er, os bpis
Inii9tsiarue par iaa sul iom ct @r9ss
far, be9pnote nDll9 at ta9e Pe-ru-na.
Seq bra9te beuoe ben iorite SLATE.
Sun bar MI bru9t ire Slater % Ter
brilliant no. 0enoes uoIeeuoe % 9els
breb pr bPbre
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

SrGers 4lOre. garljnoen fan bliue
5000 Qar ganmel, ben Ipiielige &a.
itanie 1000, 2IbanonssG eoeren 1000,
9inoetr9et 1000, gembroiuruen 500
til 200, 99rtetr9et 600. S%pIuppppelen
500 o. 89gen 800.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
&pinoeipgOumms. oercs Sebano.


ling % 9elbreoelie, er 9itelen paa en-
al The Viturine Medicine Co. / Obi.
cage ubsipet BOG. Gen siUer Ell moi,
astis Se~ifripelie at De bps &pinoen lore.
tommenoe SDsoomme ps llreselmas.
ii9beoer ialnt Maaoen, boOrpaa DC let,
burti9t % btligt fan belbreoes. 90
gen, iom er al Sanite uaImnOsli9 Sns
teresie fOr ale &piuoer, ieuoes porto.
irit til @nbper, lom inoienOer A Gents
/ 5rim9rfer. Aoresie
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
3.19.4 80 9larf Ct, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
Miis Carrie SmitR


1876 &once Ct, Mempbis, Tenn.
September 4. 1892.
Naariombellt Pe-ru-na tases ipr
nfut MalarIa - bet er, for at ltnnie
Suloespsnln9er pg Sober - ltal ben
ta9es / fore 9oli8'er. &eo ~trpniit
Mtalaria, buor Der life er beitemte Suls
o%e9psnin9er eIer Stanosnin9er, er Be
%banolin9en fDlgenoe: 20 Spiieltefuloe
Pe-ru-na ifal tases fsr Boert Wualtio.
9enne 9piis forg9es 9raopis til tire
SpiIelteiuloe peo bper 9oli5, buiS
Spmptomerne life mart ~fprbeores.
Man-a-lin ital tages / 6enbolo tIl gn,
pisninsen paa 6laIten, bpis NiuUen furs
itOppes.
Gnbuer, iom guiter poerli9ere Oplp8s
ninser, fan ltrioe til The Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Company, Go
lumbus, Ohio, for The Family Physi-
clan No. l. Senbes irit til subper
Noresie.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-01

1t is the people who are behind Mr..
Cleveland. The late demonstration
in Indiana sweeps in upon the towns
from the backwoods. The politicians
who are watchful Of the signs of the
times are beginning to drift with the
current, and other candidates for the
Presidency will find it safer to preserve
friendly than an unfriendly attitude
toward the favorite of the masses.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-01


P&iu oft
frantic
killing the
On
q old
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-01
crocKHoLDERs MEETING.

The stockholders Of the Improvement, Loan
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Va. are hereby notified that an election Of
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Secretary and Treasurer and other officers. will
be held on Thursday evening. April u. 1892, at
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-01

A Mexican exhibit at the Columbian
Exposition will consist Of "a typical
hacienda, or residence Of a wealthy
landed proprietor. This is much
more sensible idea than the original
one Of reproducing an Aztec temple,
since the central idea of such an exhi-
bition as this Worlds Fair must be to
represent the actual condition and life
Of the living present, not an illustra-
ton Of the dead past,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-01
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL /. 1892.
LOOKS LIKE BUSINESS

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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-01

An American who saw the German
Emperor as he rode among the rioters
during that famous outbreak in Berlin
recently writes: His pallad, half
lead, half leath6r-colored face indi-
Gated to me~a sick person. His funer-
cal couatenance recalled to me the ST.
mile employed by the witty opponent
of great British statesman who once
spoke Of the latter's smile as remind
ing him Of the shining silver plate on
coffin
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-01

Ii is reported that the Chilean Con-
cress will vote an appropriation for
the payment Of the claims Of the Bal
timore sailors. not Us 3 matter Of right
but as q charitable, humane act. II
Chile shall derive any satisfaction
from easing the hurt to her pride by
such use Of the mantle Of charity our
Government will scarcely be unchari-
table enough to question the fit Of the
garment.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-01

In the attack made by Signor I'm
briani in the Italian Chamber of Depu-
ties upon the foreign policy of the
Kings Ministers, he dwelt, upon the
folly Of the Ministerial policy concern
ing the New Orleans lynching.l His
remarks were justifable. The con-
duct Of the Italian Government in the
case referred to by Signor Imbriani
has been absurd. 1t withdrew its
Minister from this country, took on a
face OF sulkiness, struck an attitude of
offended dignity, and looked around
for stiletto. Secretary Blaine gave
his word that the New Orleans affair
would be inquired into, and that the
question of indemnity wonld be CON
sidered, but the Italian Ministry would
be satisfied with nothing less than an
immediate confession of guilt and the
payment Of exemplary damages. Our
government then displayed its self-re.
spect, and has continued to do 30 fo,
year past, while Italy has had n,
minister,in Washington and the I'm;
ted States has had nos Minister i,
Rome. 1t IS high time for italy /,
stop its tomfoolery, and to conduct il
negotiations like civilized powers
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The New York World very pointedly
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-01

Speaker Crisp favored free silver;
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-01

In his brief cable despatch descrip
tive Of the suffering in Russia, Mr..
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nor, indeed, to convey an adequate
conception Of them. In fact, hig plea
is scarcely as piteous as those in some
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Our Spring and Summer suits until your eyes
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
A QUESTION OF RECOGNITION.
Mr. REED WANTS TO KNOW WHETHER TIE
CHAIR COULD CHANGE ITS MIND.

CHAIR COULD CHANGE ITS MIND
WASHINGTON Jan. o1.-Mr Davis. Of kansde' was
r.cognzcd in the House to-day and asked Tor inc
,rse,i consideration OF joint resolution authorizing
The President TO appoint commission Ot three persons
- investigate the recent explosion in the coal mines
q, Krcbs l. r. While the resolution was being redd
the sneaker pro tenn said that the Chair had rec0s
nized the gentleman. believing that he wl'heh 10 III
troduce a blu for reference The speaker pro tenn III
,uIIred whether there was objection TO the ihh'eoa'c
consideration OF the resolution. Mr.. Bynunh, Oh IN
diana, objected.
Mr. Dingley, of Maine, inquired whether under inc
previous ruling Of the Chair In the case OF the iioi
resolution one objection sucient TO prevent liz
immediate consideration.
The speaker pro ten. said that he had recognized
The gentleman from Kansas 10 Introduce Dill iof rc
ertnce
Mr. Reed, OF Madne. inquired whether the 'halT
r1,ed that IL being disclosed that the resolution was
intended for action, the Chair could rctrac ms reoos
milton.
The Speaker pro said that the present occupant
n, The chair had seen former occupants "lthdi"
recogpitions that had been given. with the statement
that the recognition had been obtained by mistake
Mr. Reed-Had 4: tho approval of the present occu'
pant
The Speaker pro TEN. thought that no member could
get recognition By misleading the Chair. either pur'
po.elv or without purpose. But the Chair would 2ye
the House the fullest liberty and wouia recognize INC
gentleman from KANSAS Ia ask for action
Nr Davis however, WILING 10 have the frfV.
luton referred, and motion 81 Mr.. McCreaTy, Oh
Kentucky II was sent 10 the Committee on tuieS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
PASSENGER AGENT CHARLToN's PLAN.

Chicugo Jan. 21.-Genoril Passenger Agent '"A
ton Of the Chicago and Alton, ah'oo~N' f"
the maintenance Of rates which, II II werr hdop'o'
I'D Z, i claimed do away with all The present
,,,nBc ORGANIZATIONS speaking Of the Western Asso-
cI,ton day he said Let the presidents or Eeierh
rnanaeers ret together do away with all he~; ah"S
Ing Intellectual clap trap affairs and employ an aO'e
fearless lawyer 10 enforce the Interstate Commerce
law This ] am satisfied. could l." done at oost vi
$50, 1000 year and save an Immense amount vi 0A
penses. 10 would De an easy and simple thing lot "a
,o annual in ability TO the gcneI al counsel OF any
roaI 10 compel 10 10 obey the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
FOR THE ALLOTMENT OF OKLAHOMA LANDS

Washington, Jan. 21.-ln the iiOhse too"S 'Ir'
Harvey OF Oklahoma, from the Committee on li'ui"h
Affairs reported q bill approprlating $1,000 I" com
plete The allotment OF lands TO the Cheyenne anu
Arapahoe Indians in Oklahoma In the DISCUSSION vi
this measure Mr. simpson, Of Kansas, mace MS H,"V
appcarance ia debate and his brief remarks "c'e IL
tened TO with attention. lie stood IN Inc front VI ~
Of the asles his attitude was easy ana HIS uon'e.'
good He arted Of with the declaration 'h'' e"'
a, ooo already Appropriated had sauanceI1- ohI
he WAS strongly In favor Of the pending measure II"
,ouchcd upon the tariff and asserted list iiG p
tcctive policy Lad brought disaster. ihc o'ii ~
passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
AZ l1rorn1c noAp rRoM CHICAGO TO IT. LOUIS

Chicago. Jan. II spcclap.-In the Seer tary o'
State, Office At Springfield articles OF incorporation
of the Chicago and ST. Louis Etct1c f~a""d' N'
many were lled today. The company proposes 'e
,,ct and onrrat. an electric railroad from Chicago
to 81 Louls The principal Office will lie In Et"t ~
Louis. The capital stock Is SlOo0o" Inc III
corporator, and first Board Of Directors are : b. NC
Kinney and A. II. Carpcr, st. Louis; Walter H. beoH
with Thomas May, jr. and +. G. Rhondcs. h~ht NJ
Louis. a
The Chicago Keokuk and southwestern haneao
Company has also fled articles OF incorpor''on. i"'
company proposes 10 operate lailroad from Havana
10 Keol,nk Iowa. with lts principal Office at koohuN
The capital stock IS 81 100000. Tbs incerpor""r'
AZ. William Logan, w. X. Johnson, George - ha"u
Janea II Anderson and James ": summers OF h, Nc
Iui: 81 LEROY and Henry II. Dickinson, 81 nanui'''
Tbomas HaIncr Of Vermont, and George EdihuIa "
CARTHAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22

Affairs reported the bill for the relief Of the University
OF Missouri at Columbia. and after explanation it
passed.
The House amendment TO the Senate Joint resolution
TO fill vacancies on the Board OF Regents of the
Smithsonian Institution was taken mp and agreed TO-
Mr.. Mcpherson introduced bill to constitute
Newark. n. j., a port OF immediate transportation.
Referred TO the Committee Finance
A lil appropr1ang 100000 for public building
at Newport News Va and one apprOpliating $4,000
for girls reform school In the District of Columbia
were reported and placed on the calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
The WBAyGLE OVER THE KINGSTON KIRMESs

Kingston. ". Y, Jan. 81 Cspeolab.-The Kirmess In
aid Of the CITY Hospital fund II going forward boldly
despite the public protest signed by nearly every
Protestant clergymen in the city ana some OF inc
n" Sd some Of - people In society here are fully
absorbed the preparation i CHARGES Sns By leading Gc
ministers, 9 ,ss Irmess With changing and modifying
the protest wa Ssr" ys" the TO n1 R arc the THs
T Nun w,,it'm shaw who first read the paper before
the ladies' Of the association say II was pn6,.d S as
nrosct Extensively and the promoters expect great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
NOT FRIGHTENED DY MR. NULLANVY:

r.. vathuttnn RAILWAY manager. reNFd TIC eNuIH
-, ,.sen,ll,man MuilnLey 10 have the stale RAILROAD
commissioners question the right OF the COMPANY -
construct third intermediate track on tLo line u
liz roads a. the ,tonAry strike made ee'h year III
the LEGISLATURE. A. regards IT. effect on the "''h
If having d third track Ninth ave. X. NJ ""'
l.w.y chairman Of TIC Manhattan EAe'uu'o C',''
=, -, r any one else In pushing H. oper.l-
sons for tie purporc Of increasing the iS'us ioi VIZ
nniNr nv vtatsvcr proper meals II believes 10 ne
lawful and within IT. powers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
TIE poI,GIIKrEpsIE BRIDGE.

Philadelphia. Jan. 2l.-An evening pap W, .,aa
wa. reported this afternoon that the Kehdng hai'o
Cororanv hos secured control Of the PoughhecpSe
pldge COMPANY. and that the acquisition would h''r
imugraut bearing upon the Readings import OF coa'
in New England. The report ccad not be connrni'''
The Ponchkeepsie Bridge people said that thcy ans"
nothing about the matter, and in absence oil
Mcleod who in New orK' tic hch"''b ~
wou!d not talk about the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
p,,,c,,Asrps OF OREGON PACIFIC.

The purchasers Of the oregon Pscihc h'"'""'
chcrin,s sale on Wednesday Represented the co"'''
Of bondholdcr under the plan OF reorganization "ere's
upon a short time ago. The plan has bceh app'o',u
hy holders Of SD 100000 out Of Sl'ooooo' po"u'
II is not known when tie committee VIII 'ou me-
ing hut II Will probably be within wee. or two' -,
n"c.tnu Of the retention OF T. Egcron Hoss M Pree'
denf has not been finally DECIDED.