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Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
Ere grpore.

Gen enc al benz Dor ! en- trloellg Sp
/ Soma, life iua laust iom 10 Nsile ira
9ecorab. San bar nlorl9 ltnof ei
Sfuo Of for at traffe NO9et, aloris
faitet ub Ct Snsre Os truttet op en- 5if;
ban bar Daft andre Maal, andre
Opaauer, andre Snteresier. pan
pil belit baoe Git pua bet 3srre,
ua bet bar ban oa psiaa; ban oil 9jerre
fqrbes blanbt Soft os itpbe Gtp !
benz; men / bet Sele taset er 5u9l Tor
BAN Snal, fun naar ben iattes rem
paa Sorbet, Os iaa er bet oslaa meo
Storpilot pg Stiff; for BAN er Hetter
life tibet tiltalenbe, men ielp spe Sor9ts
ter beIatter ban fig life meo.
Men bsr iau ltot ON be TO andre
grpore. 5or bisie lloIlpttere ira bet
aanle Qauo bar the far West life lan9t
not bOrte, be MATTE ie 2anoet, be par
fomne til, tpsrsooer, os iaa itanOieoe
De, ba be trai bet ~umaabelise Stiues
0ap lis9enbe iOran benz. De lo9 fig
oa neo peo 8acific GOait, U9 Der bar
be i~itterlis ppnaaet at finoe Noset at
title i'm euentprlise Susts Os 5lifes2pIt
paa.
Ser er ct tibet @ruoItptfe al ben
Gnes 8rep forleoen Sag til Srpoeren,
BAN, iOm life bar ben rin9eite Soe
bperfen ON Sngt eller 5iiferi:
"&i bar I'LL nlereoe faaet &esntioen,
ri9ti9nof life belt no enDnu. 2aren
begpuoer at sua iua imaat iorbi i BET
SGttelug, iOm 9aar lige Der, bpor je9
Dor; en- 6OrmiOOas furiDste ics ben
en- Strrnb p9 traf pp ct balut Sulin
ri9tig pafre Suffer. On gitermiooager
off ie9 no meo Siiileu; libt pper Ell
Zine bar ie9 borte, p9 Tom blent meo
en- oafter Siorte.S Blu. Oct bar sUbt
siUrt for Den Dag. Seq bar Ifuot S
Sjorte ianr, % ro9eulunoe bolot quiet
meb ajsO."
Sra ben auoen Srober tommer fsls
geuoe llotlip al ben lUfale Ipis fra
0un9eneis, bupr ban OpbOloer fig:
Sioite Ssnoas MtOr9en sif Scr. q
Innnoien, Ell Miano belfjGiti9et meo a
bpgse en- scow for s. $. Mcsnmono
neo til Susten for at ifpoe 9gnoer,
San brpbte Here, men blot itubnjpt
en- pre9ti9 Malaro Slno, Tom blet
lig9enbe o9 ipr90e i N9r6eoen a
Strauobreooen.
Scr. q. oaoebe no % lfuloe netOl
9rt6e ben, ba Ell ubpre Sai fom iareuoC
lise imoo BAN. Spriaroet tos bar
6ll9ten % iprans al ale &rafter ber
til eli Sanobanfe li9e peo Sreooen
9eppe fob ban Der, fpr Ogiaa bet ra
ienoe uOpr naaeoe oerber, men meo Zig
&aieriets 5art, at bet latte Zig ielu pat
@runb. Scr. q. sreb til i'm 8iile, o.
Saien MATTE labe fit 9iu. Seo SiGli
al SUuger fit ban ben bait ilnnO 81
0Dtbanoet inotraf. Zen maalte /;
Sob i 2Gr9ce, us er ben itprite Sa
leet Der / 5arpauoet.
Sli9t taloer Snbienoeren tarsli9'
9jOrt. 3.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
JOT "DeeoraDsgoIten.'
Gn SppngjGngcrjfc.

Gn Gatter al Scr. og Mrs. Charles
Sbeparo Glbnnp, g. g., Wii5 Spp9io
Sbeparo, iprang iorleoen / Spune al
ct SO8 paa Mti6ignn Central Sanen i
NGrbepen al Ct. 9boma8 % fom pes
ct Siouloer ocrira uben itprre Scifaoia
9elIer, emo at bun itrar tnroe iprtiQtte
&eiien. Sum er 25 @ar gnmmcl %
par paa &eiie for at beipgc en- SpIter i
3ipon, isis, ba bun iprang al 9o9et.
9nn Tan ielu intet erinore, ON bporle-
oes bet elf til.
Oct er ben anoeu al Scr. S6eparos
9etre, ION laalebes er Iluppen fra eli
nGlten litter GOo, ibet ben eloIte ai
Dem, M @frs. Snmilton ira 9lipon,
Nts., bar meo ueo ben irDoteliae SerIls
baneulDtte ueo Gibtnbula ben 29oe Dc
cenbrr 1875. 3rnuet Itprteoc 0ieus
llem Ell Bro ira eli Spioe al rs SOB,
% so MenueItcr bleu Ornbte. SfiGut
al g}otrren Ipageli9 % neruDs, bjalp
ben un8e @iiis Sbeparo til mco at
reooe manages 2iu % at bragg Omiorg
for De Spaitebe. Senoes MuO oar inn
prileli9t, at bun paa BEN Sio bleu oiort
til Seltinoe / mango Ipisartitler, CO
Ienere er bun blcpen 9OutOperiuum /.
en- NopeQe. I
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
Yaa Wcnigbeos

| 9ecurab Meni9beos Sirte Srebas ben
Abe gtopbr. 1892 tpoes Gen 5urenebe
&irfes Sfoleiag, ipm er ~pper9ipet Mes
nisbeperne til IisiDrelie, utoer Ses
banblius meb fplsenbe lloialo:
SeIluttet: /. Gt Secprab II. e. /.
Meni9beo / 9ecorab, @inneibeit 60,
Soma, itemmer for, at ben Soreneoe
airfe upbOlber us briuer FIN ct college.
2. Gt ben fOrbereoenoe Iibclin9 ueo
Nugsburs Semiunrtum bliper Samirns
bets College, laurent Gussbur9 Gent
narium poeroraeeS uoen ro9en @etin=
selie til Den 6oreneoe 9irte inoen
uRite (forittOmmcroe) Glarsmpbe 1898,
iaa at Somiunoets 4arsmpoe iaar fulo
8pntrul pper famine;
men oerium Iu9sbure Seminarium
life operoru9es iuoen ben Sio, itemmer
Meni9bebeu ior, at ct. Slof College
NortbHelo, WinneIOtn, blir Samfunoets
College.
s beuuc 6Orbinoelie pare bet p9iaa
M~teni9beocu tiQaOt at uotole ipl0enbe:
at, naar ben itemmer iOr Nn8sburg, iaa
or bet ingenluroe al Ben Gruno, at
Gu9sbur9 iOretrEttes iremfor ct. Staf,
men iorot Neni9beoen uil 8ierne sjore,
bpab ben tnn for at iremme 5reo %
Gni9beo inoeH Samunoet.
GiSic SeIIumiuger ueotoges enitem,
mi9t. Sad, 6alpprion,
Sefretpr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
Heiirnbe.

Sr. O. ". g. Grneien al 8rpaut,
e. Dat, Sen al @inneibcit 60. tiolt'
gore Sberii q. arusieu, q / 3ecorab
iioitc 5rebag. San baooe ppret | Be
ips hos fin Wooer, Der Dor / Canoe.
- 5reb. 90. 3bOmpiuu, Of 5bomp'
ion, @~iuuebnsp 60, Soma, tOm bjem
iibite 2srod9 enc % nIene for at fdn
Gnleouius til at taite lin fDrite Stcmme.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
Secprab % Snleglt.
Zen 7oe Rppcmber 1892.
SIoebrano.

EUrsona Gftermiooa9 peo 5 Iioer
parslcbss 9IbebrauO, 90 bet oiite iis al
prrc | a~iGloercu urocr Bennington q
8onces 8utit. Slbeu ulmcoe ! en- Del
SalmbCs orrncoc os nfsau en- Ntrnsoc
tpf, fpGlcnoc &og. 5Or at faa eenus
no, bnsoebes Der Sul / gutitenS @ulp,
% iaa ojprSe 8rauofoltene % 8ano'
Tan1erne Reiten.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08

"gou 9onion" or Set eneite oooe
ItuHctuaoiitc Sheiptl, ipm M upfprcS
al et reiience SiueipiQerz SeIItab. Zen
l9oe goubr. gaar oct pper Scenen /
@rano Opera SUuie. glue Stauoiua.
Der bpr gan % ie bet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08

Cesar Wpbra, Guitar 90. 0lp6ra
og Oscar 8ooten fra Davenport, V.
O., inoitrepes iom Stlioenter oeo 8als
Der 8uiineiS College / 5reoagS.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08

Spalerne bar ullereoe for Here llgr
llosn IOrlaOt @aris % Smc8n, % eitcr
Den sanlle 3ro oenter maj, Jig oerior Gu
baaro % itrens @inter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08

Prot. Valdez purchased the DEBORAH
Training School last Saturday. Prof.
Roche will hereafter have charge of the
Shorthand Department in Valdez BUSHES,
College.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08

Mrs. Breckenridge furnishes DEBORAH
Institute students day board at $3.50 per
week.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
@uoStiemeher.
sses eensaa sfisr srticIsisbes.


SGecorah Reniebeos @irte Ssuhoe Gtten
al. Z. Suaeu neutrality-suspicious..
SpnNneSitple al. l2.
The Christian Endesvor Society ntpner
ScrSnaa Giteu aL. Z. Topic: ldolatry.
apuiirmauterHe mrner Susoaa - ben
norItc alaSie Sormiooae al. 10, ben euselfe
81 l gfternlieoaa.
q ben Tpr1te q. y. g airic ont 0prrriio-
hagen al. 10, mco MItereoua.
NterganeSanmfloelle Seroa9 aiten Nj o
| SirtenS &uienfut.
SpunoaStole umiooelbart eiter @uos'
tleneiten.
Sm Gftcucu 81 ~ MISUNDERSTANDING peo
Grpf. Srog.
scnfrmautcrue mpoer Idnoos Giterm
al. 9.
Stole / Sirtcns Saiemeut 9sroas 6or'
miooal fra al, 9 til 10.
Gpineeiprcuinaeu mpocr Iprsoaa Utter
mioooa al. 2 pno Goleget
WeniabeoSmpne SnSba9 Gtirrnttooa9 ri.
2 SirienS Salemcnt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
Teeorabs@ arfce
NuMoct.
&putitccu

ct Tibet @ulotIGoe meo 9pfet. San foot
iiIbage / s3ecofabrBpitcn"s Office,
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08

for NprTicnneKe al oen norSfe
atrfeaaaro numooes ont at mgoe hos
Mrs. &eaue Susoa9 gitermo. 81. 2.
Wrs g. Wuunbien.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23
HOrICE.

xHYILLIAM =. sMALLEY, JIt., ATroK
wv NEY-AT-LAw. removed to ONCE
No. voc, Equitable Building. Ninth and
uurllef streets tl-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23
INSTRUMENTATION
PRorEorED rHRouaHour BIZ THE
Interloeking Switch & Block Sig.

lphn.dslphia WiI;n,n1,aa q ..,
| May 23rd, leg.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

Richard Clayton of MIddletown
says the Transcript, is among th,
number OF practical farmers who hav,
tried the new clover, and he Ia now an
enthusiast as to the merits OF tho ar
lticle. He has foHnd that his horses
prefer 1t as food to either corn or red
clover and will not touch either of thu
latter until the first named is sntirel,
gone. He raised several bushels OF
the new seed last year from q small
piece OF ground and proposes to ex
pertinent with twenty-five acres THU
season, with five hundred pounds O.
phosphate to the acre.
The growth of the seed the firsi
might after planting is wonderful. the,
having been known to bring out ono
lor two Ieaves within twenty-foul
hours after being put in the ground
1t grows very heavy, and is also valu
able when plowed under and used tc
enrich the land. Mr.. Clayton will
purchase a hullcr next season for hill
own use. and II the crop pans out
we'll, he will go into the business on
larger scale than ever. Mr. Clayton Il
Of the opinion that the seed SHOULD
not be planted sooner than the frs
week In August.
Thomas Clayton, OF Mt. Pleasant
hulled out eighty-tlye bushels OF scar
let clover seed. and proposes to pa,
particular attention to the crop mex
season. to see what can be made on
of it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

her attention to the poor and was boun.
tiful to thenl- Among other wretched
people, she gave aims 10 the poor crea
lures in the debtors priaon. It was in
the year 1871. At that day, I'm the place
where she abode, creditor who chose
could cast his debtor into foul prison
and let him rot there
There was, believe, some law which
made It compulsory to give the man who
owed money which he. could mot pay
breed and water. For all else be had tc
depend on charity, and there were barr
In his cage behind which he could sii
thrusting out his hand for whatever
pitiful strangers chose TO give.
The Countess Adelaide had otter
spoken to one unfortunate man, o gen
tleman whose debt was very large, and
one day II came into her mind that thert
was way In which he might be deliv
cred from his bonds and restored TO hi,
helpless wife and children. Accord
ingiy, she spoke Of II to her husband.
Her idea was 30 give an entertainment
to the public, the object being specified
In the public prints and in private letters
The tickets sold at high prices; actors Of
position would be inplored to offer theil
services, and she herself would take the
principal part
To this the count gave his consent
His parents, after some demur, agreed
that acting Cor charity, and to such al
audience, was not Objectionable, and
ono night the play was put upon thu
boards of magnificent theater.
Once more Adelaide, IN all tho splendol
Of a queenly costume, walked the stage
Once more she was happy. And how
she actedl
Applause rent the air. Her wonder
full genius impressed all who listened
The old delight In It returned to hei
husband, and none was more enthusiastic
than his relatives do not know whai
the play was, or would give its name
to my readers, but those who saw II
that night never forgot it.
How often did they call the beautiful
countess before the curtaini how often
did she smile and courtesy and kiss he,
hands to themi She was happy for the
first time for long, long months. A good
deed had been done. Tho poor debtor
was happy, too, for his debt had been
paid, and he had money besides to begin
the world with on his day Of freedom.
His wife knelt to kiss the hand of the
benevolent countess, and the poor man
himself, bewildered by his unexpected
good fortune, could only weep. Happi.
ness was restored to home that had
been very miserable. As for Adelaide
herself, hope arose in her heart The
sensation her acting had caused was SC
tremendous that the whole feeling Of
her husbands family changed. Italians
are all artists enough to feel pride in
genius like hers, and when she unbur.
dened her heart to them and told of her
longing toreturn to the stage they gave
their consent, and SO that greatest Of all
modern actresses, Adelaide Ristori, be.
gan the triumphant career that has
made her name known In every country
in the world as the greatest of all mod
ern tragic actresses.
Surely no one can say that truth may
not be as romantic as fiction.-Mary
Kyle Dallas in Fireside Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

TOR HENT- Good store and dwelling
~ In n good location for business. The
fixtures nnd awning can be bought very
Cheap. Apply 10 George W. Bright. 7i71
Market street. or 10 Henry Miller. eot W
9Th street. G-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

A political critic of former genera
ton was engaging an apartment in one
of the chief streets of Paris. The land
lady wishing, like all landladies, to make
the best of her rooms, led him to one Of
the principal windows and, rs she swung
back the Venetian blinds, remarked
at is from this point, sir, that all of ou1
revolutions pass" The good woman
was no cynic, but spoke from her heart,
and just as an English landlady who
harps upon the splendid view of the sea
from the two pair front.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

The Eskimo men and women wear tn,
bang. but it is fringe of straight hal,
unfretted with hot irons and crimpine
pins. The distinguished mark of thu
Pueblo Indian is also bang" Theil
shocks of long. wiry black hair are cut
straight across the forehead just above
the eyebrows, and worn flowing in the
back, usually with a bright colored
scarf twisted turban fashion about the
head.-Wa shington Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

VIII you heed the warning. Th,
signal perhaps OF the sure approach o
that more terrible disease Consump
ton. Ask yourselves II you can affort
FOR the sake OF saving Soc, to run til,
risk and do nothing for IL. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cur.
will cure your cough. 1t never fails
This explains why more than million
bottles were sold the past year. II re
lieyes Group and whooping cough al
once. Mothers, do not be without 1t
For lame back. side or chest us,
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N. b. Dan
forth, wholesale and retail agents, %
land Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

NTANTED A few irst class men ~
wv solicitors Eithor salary or com
panys. Geo G. Marshall, General Agent,
6fe MADISON street. js1-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

On he one hazd thsreh
: 600 In cash ; on the other,
there's . cure for your Ca
tarrh. Ono OF these two
things has got 10 come t.
you : thats promised and
agreed BY the propristors Of
DR.. 6age's Catarrh Remedy.
But, do you think they'd
mako any such promise II
they weren't sure that you'd
l be cured That has come
] to thousands, through this
Remedy, when everything
elss has failed. By its mild
soothing, cleansing and heal.
ing propertiss, the word
chronic cases OF Catarrh In
the Head have been perfectly
and permanently cured.
That's the reason they're
willing to take such q risk.
This Is what they says al
we can't cure your Catarrh,
no matter how bad your
case, Or OF how long stand.
ing, we'll pay you $500 in
cash. II they have faith
enough 10 say that, ISN'T Il
safe TOR you 10 have q httlo
faith, tool
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23
Oppression of Chinese Women.
From the New York Sun.

oppression OF chinese women.
From the New York Sun.
The Chinese mother is not educated
Few of them can read. 1t Is common
for Cinnamon to have two or three
wives. When you go to his house yoI
do not zee his wife. She does no
come to the table. She is a servant
A friend OF mine was invited to Chi
nese dinner in Shanghai. He wal
| greeted byfour Cinnamon and pretty
painted and silly women. who beggeC
presents OF rings and breastpins from
the guests-teased them for trlnksts.
The next day he spoke of meeting
some Chinese gentlemen and theil
wives.
"Wivesn exclaimed his friend. mo
they were not wives. They were play
things -polygamous wives, taken into
their own families with the consent OF
the down-trodden wife. Such Nor.
monism Is customary among the ricI
Chinese in Shanghai, Canton and Han
kow, and other large Chinese cities"
There is no caste now in China ex-
Icept the caste caused by small feet. Sc
every woman who pretends to respec.
liability must deform her feet The
fashionable husband countenances
the deformlty, because It makes his
wife too helpless to walk land it keeps
her out OF mischief"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

NOTICE. CoNTRAc TORS AND BUILD
In EitS.
VIII DO sold at public sale. the building
known rs Epworth NJ. II. Church, corner
l0ih aud Bennett strests. on Saturday.
July I'D, at 5 p. H., OIL the premises
building aoxGo more or less. by order
Trustees. jy12-il-fG. -a2-a3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23
BALTIMORE
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23
ANNlE..

Coal blaeh go tia tressea Of Eannfq
But never q mortal could zee
The coal colorcd tresses OF Annie.
And be - body could be-
White. white a her forehead and bonnie,
And when she gets down 10 the well,
The beat Of the footsteps Of Annis
The wrath Of . tiger would quell.
Red, red arc her round cheeks, and bonnie
And when she is knitting, her tone
The charm Of the accents Of Annie
Would favish the heart Of stone.
Nay, rare are her graces and many
But nothing whatever can be
Compared to the sweet glance Of Annie,
The glance she has given to mel
--Joseph Skipsey In New Yorh Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23


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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

lCnmuIunicafnd.I

Pleaee allow me Q small space In
your valuable paper. I lind In refer
eiice to the celebration OF Columbus
Day" thAts meeting OF represents
tives from fifty-eix different socIetfes
was held in the rooms Of the Board
of Education ON Thursday evening.
Out OF that number failed to find
one single "Africo American Society
represented. As we are part and parcel
OF this glorious nation, / think we
should send some representatives to
the next meeting. so that we may be
able to take part In the grand DEM
onstration, show ourselves patriotic,
stand up benevolent societies and be
counted with other institutions on
this very memorable occasion. 8. A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

In the annals of the French academ,
there is an account of one Pietro /,
Diblo, or "Peter the Devil" who hse
three horns on his head; two as large a.
those Of a good sized ram, one behint
each ear, and one straight one 916 inchel
long growing from his forehead.
delphia Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

The camp-meeting held by the mem.
bers OF St. Peters A. U. Church near
Rivcrview is still In progress. IL has
friends, white and colored. On Sun.
day, preaching at 1880 q. M, by Rev.
IPritchett at a.30 by Elder A. Wood.
ward, at 7.30 .. M, by Rev. Wilson oi
Newark Tho camp will continue on
for fow days longer under tho DIT
rection OF Rev. W. W. Gales. pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-23

(HYANTED-A girl for general house
NV work. must DO good cook. White
girl preferred. Apply at 500 W. seyenth
street j20-tf