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Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
9r1J 6unds.
IY V9uuII5. 2 Howe & StGtSO.
 ECONOMY WEEK FOR RETAILBUYERS

Full size, 72 in. wide White Wool Blankets in handsome borders, $2. 69 pair, reduced from $3.5O.
 Our California San Jac- quin 11-4 White Wool Blankets at $3.99 pair, reduced from $4. .89.
 A grand chance for our friends to secure a pair of Blankets for home use. They will not be sold at wholesale at these prices.
 One case Brown 1O-4 Sheeting at 12 1-2c yard.
 The balance---1,OOO yds ---of our 32 inch Ander- sons Scotch Ginghams at 12 1-2c yard. Last sea- sons price 35c.
 3 dozen All Wool Bal moral Pattern Skirts at 75c each.
 40 pieces All Wool Bed- ford Cords, in all colors, including black, at soc yard. These goods are worth 68c.
 All Wool Black Camel's Hair Stripes and Plaids at 65c per yard. Marked down from $1.OO.
 All Wool Black Cash meres, 39c per yard. Reg ular soc quality.
 Special bargains in La dies Night Robes at 75c and 98c each.
 Down Pillows, 24 inch size, at $1. 19 each. Re- duced from $1.69.
 For this week only, 19 Ladies' Newmarkets, with long military capes,. at $9.98 each. Former pri- ces $15, SIS and $2O.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08

office and good salary be at once given to me. It looks as if the undertakers were willing to have the microbes let loose up. on our city with no one either to subdue those vicious creatures, or to cry with a loud and doleful voice and alarm the peo- pie.
 This threatening attitude of the unscru- pulous real estate owners and the indiffer- ence of the undertakers makes one stu pendous thing all the more apparent. refer to the urgent necessity of haltering the bacteria by immediately providing me with an office and 6 salary. That is the overshadowing issue before a community now in terrible jeopardy because sanitary measures are not fully applied to meet the emergency which every scientist knows is constantly at hand.
 AN OLD SANrrARIAN.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
Deadly Poison on Coins.

The many friends ot Miss Clara Mere dith will regret to learn of her death, which occurred at her home, 235 South Mississippi street, yesterday afternoon at three o'clock. Miss Meredith was the caRhier and bookkeeper at the Bates House
 About ten weeks ago she became i'll, and while the physicians were unable to deter mine the exact nature of her disease 1t was suit of handling a large amount of coin. Miss Meredith had the common habit of rubbing her fingers across her face and ear, and as an eruption appeared on these parts, which soon spread throughout her entire system, it is thought that impuri- ties from the coin were communicated to her system
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
SOME WTSE PxoVTSTONs

Some recent events have shown the need of more stringent rules to govern national banks in making loans to their own off cers, agents and other employees. The sub stitute measure which has been adopted by the house Banking and Currency commit tee appears to be well calculated to obtain the ends sought. It provides that no na- tional banking association shall make any loan to it's president, it's cashier or any of it's clerks, tellers, bookkeepers, agents, servants or other persons in its employ, until the proposition to make such loan, stating the amount, terms and se- ourity offered therefor shall have been submitted in writing by the person desiring the same to g meeting of the board of directors of such banking association, or of the executive committee of such board, if any, and accepted and approved by majority of those present constituting quorum. At such meeting the person making such application shall not be present. The said acceptance and approval shall be made by resolution, which resolution shall be voted upon by all present at such meeting, answering to their names as called, and a record of such vote shall be kept, and state separately the
 names of all persons voting in favor of 1 such resolution and of all persons voting against the same, and how each l of such persons voted. In case suoh proposition shall be submitted to the
 executive committee, the resolution and l it's vote thereon shall be read at the next
 meeting of the board of directors and en- tered at length in the minutes of such di-
 rectors' meeting. No such association
 shall permit it's president, it's cashier, or l any of it's clerks, tellers, bookkeepers,
 agents, or other persons in it's employ tc become liable to it by reason of over drawn account.
 This ought to do the business so far af
 this part of it is concerned. Now if some
 way could be found to make directors di
 rect there would be more safety.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
MtsIe1laueu1as.
Itch and Salt Rheum.

T1NO all afflicted with the itch, salt rheum or
 A any skin disease that scales and drops of and then scales again, etc., make salve which Is as harmless as butter, that will heal the dis eased parts in from to 10 weeks, no matter how long standing or what remedies you have tried, and build new skin as healthy as Q new born babes, the disease never to return again. Not sold to druggists To be had only from F.
 PETRE, East Haven, Oonn., &1. co and 10c stam- flor u3aiN for a nz tar fv1K fvS
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
AN EAR

Of corn grown on Kansas son wxs recently en- hihstSd which is ss1f Inches long and iasf inches In circumtercnce at the base. The number of knrnels Is not given but DO doubt reaches among the hundreds. He unt has ears 10 heAr lst him hear the words os wisoom-thai the e O. TAylor arc the finest in the vor1d-wen aged and pIEIre
 Druggists and 0roccrs sell them Our firm nErue is on the label and over the cork CHESTER H GRAVES q sonR Sole ProprietorS Bozsnn, M
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
GREATLY ENLARGED.

Having fitted up the entire floor over our store, the capacity of our dining parlors is gseatly in creased: We are prepared to arrange for Ban quets, Suppers or Dinners, with Societies or Lodges. Private parlors reserved for Theater Parties. Rooms especially arranged for the ac eommodation of ladies.
 A. N. LOPER CO.,. o04 If e66 and etS Chapel
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
4nnrnaI aud Gnurirr.
NnttNA,

We cannot accept anonymous or return reject cd communications In all cases the name of the writer will be required, not for publication but as a guarantee of good faith
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 Obituary notices, in prose or verse, IS cents per line. Notices of Births, Marriages, Deaths and Funerals 25 cents each. Local notices 20 cents per line.
 Yearly advertisers are limited to their own immediate business Gall matter to be unoSjec- tionable), and their contracts do not Include Wants To Let, For Sale, etc.
 Yearly advertisements at the following rates: year, S10; three squares, one year, $1O0.
 Special rates furnished ons pplcetfon for con large space.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
BISMARCK.

It is said derives his name from ancestors whose castle protected ''the MArcA" boundary or line of the river Riese fl being point of defence against invaders. The popularity of the O. O. Tayior old Bourbon and O. O. Taylor Pure Rye whis- keys is derived from the fact of their age purity and strength Thousands Of users an every eec- tiono the country win indorse this sfatarneuf
 Druggists and Grocers sell them Our firm name Is on the label and over the cork CHESTER R. GRAVES E SOESSni Prorrs~tnnx Rn~fon- Maas
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
CAUTION.

The greatest care should be taken in preparing uedicine for the sick IL has been taken in the distilAtion of the articles known ss c. O. Taylor Old Bourbon or c. O. Taylor Pure Rye. bottled by c. H. Graves & Sons, and for sale by &l lead Ing Druggists and Grocers Physictzns can safely prescribe them c. H- GRAVES q SONS, snie prurrteforS Rn<11n- Mass
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
CALIFORNIA, IEILs AND MEIleo.

6emi-mo1thly srties personally conducted, combining comfort, low rates, oIsck time. Pul- man sleeping cara Call on or address E E CUR RIKR New EnEikoj Agent Southern Rkclac Cararary tol v.4hlagt>sr as--@s postnr Nenu
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08

A New York assemblyman has intro duced bill into the legislature making it a misdemeanor to jump out of a balloon with parachute.
 Dr. Samuel G. Dixon of Philadelphia thinks he has 8 grip microbe between two pieces of glass. If he has he is decidedly ahead of our Old Sanitarisn, who has been after this microbe ever since he heard of it.
 There are several ways of living in this world. Gen. Charles E. Furlong, who rep resented Federal authority in Vicksburg after its capture. and is beloved in the South for the excellent discretion and tact full kindness he showed to the citizens, has the interesting peculiarity, among rich men at least, of not keeping bank &C., count Possessed of ample income, Gen. Furlong at the close of each year is in the habit of distributing among the genuinely needy the surplus of income over expenses.
 sIn the soup" is not 8 new phrase un- der the sun. For ages the phrase, or it's equivalent, has in one form or another been in use among the Germans. "He sits in the soup" is used to indicate the situation of man in misfortune by his own fault; Che has made nice soup for himself" is used to. indicate q ludicrous or ridiculous position in which ono is placed by himself; 'the must eat his own soup and other expressions of this kind are still in common use throughout Germany.
 A Philadslphia man keeps the only hotel in Jerusalem. He says he doesn't have many commercial travellers, but he is long on pilgrims nearly every day in the year It sounds funny to hear the clerk yell 'sFront, go and find Mustapha Efsndi, ,ant tell him that Colonel Bloodroof of room POT wants to be guided to the Pool of Si loan and the Mount of Olives this morn ing, and be quick about It." Guides ar, kept who know more about the Bible tha,
 Professor Briggs' opponents say he does and who are ready at moments notice t
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
You Gan Buy Fancy Creamery Rutter

TN prints at 35c lb. Fancy solid Creamery But I ter 34c. A good Creamery Butter at 3Oc lb. Fine Dairy Butter 28c lb. A good June Dairy Butter at 25c. Oleo 20c lb, by the tub at reduced price. A very fine Cream Cheese.
 Neufchatei, sapsaeo, Swiss, etc.
 Remember our fancy New York Frankfurts and Sausages, at 116 Congress avenue.
 d29 A. FEHLBERG.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08

D. M. WEIGH & SON
 OFFER: The finest full dressed Turkeys 1sclb The finest Cape Cod Cranberries qts 25c Maple Sugar. Maple sugar. Just in, 1000 lbs pure Maple Sugar 121fc lb. Mixed Nuts, Mixed Nuts. 1000 lbs now Mixed Nuts only 10c lb. Try one of our Sugar Cured Hams, lie lb. 1000 lbs new Zante Currants 6c lb.
 Canned Goods. 500 cases fine Table Peaches, 12c can. They are full syrup goods and are very cheap. 100 cages finest Canned Squash, cans 25c. 50 cases Canned Lima Beans, 7c can. 50 cases Canned Peas, 6c can. 800 cases Guilford Tomatoes $1 % dozen. 100 cases Jersey Tomatoes, soc dozen.
 ORANGES AND LEMONS. Large Fine Lemons only 15c dog. Fancy Florida Oranges 25 and 3ec doz Sweet Havana Oranges 15 and 20c dozen.
 Beans. Beans. 100 bush new Dried Lima Beans, qts 25c. 50 bu. new Red Kidney Beans, lOc qt 200 bu. new State Medium Beans, Qts 25c. If you want to make your coal last longer try @ package of Ke il Rom. Try our Java Coffee, BOG lb it beats the world
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
EDITORIAL NOIES.

A New York assemblyman has intro duced a bill into the legislature making it a misdemeanor to jump out of a balloon with parachute.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
HONESTY

hONkSI
 Is the best policy, and an old and well worn maxim, but If the headline serves 10 call your at- tention 10 the fact that the C. O Taylor whls- keys are honest in purity, natural flavor and old age, and the truth that multitude Of Druggists and Grocers in this country sell these Whiskeys, our purpose Is partially accomplished Be hon. est to yourselves and buy these Ehiskeys when you need them Ch~ster H. Graves & Sons firm name covers the cork in each bottle UnhrAnd- ed cases sent on request CHESTER H. GRAVES SONS. Sole ProprSetors- Boston. Mass
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
HAMBURGS.

Freely down to you they're tossed Without the least regard to cost Thrifty people buy them fast,
 For certainly they will not last.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-08
9rD Q9unn5. CONTINUATION 4izGazz OF INAUGURATION SALE EWen Mcintyre
 & Co.
 Successors to Mcintyre, !!'! Mcguire ( Co.
Housekeepers and others should examine the Won derful Bargains offered in
 Table Linens and Towels.

OPCCIdI T 1e5Ul0 1III6H Damask Sale at 39c, soc, 75c-and $1.OO.
 Special Towel Sale at 1Oc, 12 1-2c, 19c, 25c.
 Don't let your chance of gain go by, but catch some of the marvellous values offered in housekeeping goods.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28

ufetibarligt SpSsteau.

lloen Tpiol nRrer 90 al 100 Gtelis
%teifer 5rp9t for at blipe begrdpet les
oenoe, % utaQtge er De 9ilfGloe, bpor
en- osenoe BeriOn bar aifrGpet andre ct
belli9t 9pite ON, at en- 2lnre ituloe ooers
Ifl9re8 eler andre Wioler a~nuenoes,
for at %operbepiie Jig ON, at 9poen pirz
felia bar iubtranbt. geu % oa Dgrer
ri neo 6aoiel ON, at en- 9erlon er 6les
ben be9raUet lepertbe, uagtet mar a
filter paa, at 8gbeu bar inotraaot. uns
Der bisie SmitGnOigbeoer bliper en-
fremra9enoe franlf 2G8es Meniug ON
benne Sag al pibtrGttenoe Suteresie.
Or. Martinpt paoitaar nemltg, at ct
ufeilborli9t 6orIp8 fan BiUres peo at
frembrin9ee Ell Slcmme paa 2igetS Saanb
eller SOB oeo at boloe ct Gus ben til
famine / uOgle SetunOer eller inotil
8le9nen er bannet, bpao Der altio III
ilbtrpfe. 8erlpm Sle9uen ba inbes
bplber 8Gife, er oct Gegn paa 9ip;
bpis berimpo Slemmen fun inoe6ploer
Damp, ct bet 3e9n paa, at 2tuet er uoa
Iuft. 6prtlaringen CT fel9enOe: st Sig
CT intet anoet cub ct upirtiontt 9egenle
unber uml0oelbar &Dntrpl ar fpIilte
2ooe, lom brlu9er aae 89ifer, upBeoeoe
til eli pis Semperatur, til at Iorbampe.
0uerl uoen bGper iis, pa Blc8nen bans
nes. Gen reuner nep ct lib anatD,
ug 3ampcn unopiger. Wten CT Der, til
8roos for Sanoipnli9Deoet, blot ben
minolte 8teit at 2iu tilba9e, bill Den ors
g~aniite Strait bebcrlfes al fpliolp8life
2ppe, % Slemmen bill inbeboloe en- panos
agtis Masie, ltseIOm naar man ellers
brauber iia. 5prlo9et er ligelaa tint
pelt, iom Srgueu er paalioellg. 3pr
8lemme, 9poeu; pGifeuoe 8lemme, 2iu.
Gnbuer buroe foripge bet, % Der er ins
gen 5eiltaselie mulig.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28
Tuales Serctio.

Zen uom9rteOe tpite Blplogllt, @eiss
naru, bar unoer Senoisnius til, bpor
mango S~rnitboloSer ps ornitbolostIfe
Selltaber Der finbes, paapilt, at Der
finoes miuore nOiastis 8ienblfab BERTH,
emo man trpr. Smaa Sau9iusle leper
fra otte til atteu Gar. &aDne bar lepet
neiten 100 Nar | Gansenfab, ps Bas
pessier enonu lansere.
.Spns leper fra 10 til 20 aar Cog ials
oes ba for SOraarsfpainser til unge
Susmsbre). gilpSias leoer bsnoeb 100
9lar. Iosle 5usles lanse 2epetio er
bleuet ubtpoet iom nOsst, Der ltuloe peie
OBJ mob beres rinse 5rustbarbeo os ben
tore 9soelisbeb, Der beriter mellem
llnserne.
Sra en- libsn Q, ct. ailoa psb st0t'
lamb, inbiamles Der aarlls 10000 HsO'
uatfsr (@ies) % ct eaormt slutal Ng,
90 ifisnt peune Gusl fun lager ct s@s
pm aaret os er fire aar ON at bl'pe
fulDt ubuiflet, aftassr be lite ! aatal.
Oct er Hart, iOm @eismann paapiier,
At ,oabanne 5usls maa opnaa en- bs'
auSer. easrs pllbs be for lang lib lloen
pQrst u~brpobeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28
&a GrosSe, @is.

Spnoas ben 12te Suni bapbe ri ben igr9es
li9e ulptte at MITE Dor ijpre 8rooer Sans
". Seleberg; ban bar famine Sag Iammen
meo no9le &euner uoe paa Bicntc ipnoenfor
@nno5 Srp8aeri, pa, ba De baooe morci la
Ell Strno, git no9le al Dem neo til SloOen
Tor at babe iig. San bouoe / @uttc.Q arene
oRret Lot pant til at ipgmme o. ontfe, "a
baooe Iaaleoes maaife rooet fig for lan0t no
eller maaIfe fact 9rampe. Snoen af &c
8tlteoeoGrenoe funoe iugmme, "a Sans
laaes mart at gaa unoer for alorig mere at
TONNE Iepenoe op I oenne &eroeu. On en-
3llte eller Iiot pper gleninnotes ban, men
bans Sj9l baooe ~iorIarot be iorotIfe Sep
nIn9er San blep taget til bort Sus. gan
bar fire Ssltenoe, al boilte Ole ps Sobn Dor
I "a Grpsie, Mrs. Matb. Sbirlep % Mrs,
Sofia 3bomion lcuer / Safe Co., 3atota.
Sans 6prGlore Dor / @uobranosoalen /
Norge. Sans haiti9e 8ortgang taiteoe Ell
tnn9 Sor8 paa ale bans SIngtriuge %
Senner paa GuIman @igle, Bbor ban bauoe
orbetoet bper CONNER, ban bar u9ret her /
garoet % bar afbolot al pile. st fort
6el8e leoia8eoe BAN til @rapeu.
Spbn u. Selebera.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28

a.porsts Seroen. Vt ct Neuuelte ogr. ar mn
NE Ho9et mi, og g~bfinelien fgIes bare al be
puaiprehoe; men ioar en- rnabom osr. po
Haar on 'elo er | un1oommens Qor, Ioo or
oe'' at oi ltseiom i~tonoler / 5arten GA tau.
ler' at 3toen bog sr upis. 9ette moo |
Sanoheo fges, oo 8uoftobet ON. at guue
Sanlon bar faret til be epise Soliser, Ttisnt
gel 't'e bar iaa oloeIes uoentet. bo bun /
S'nier % 8aar bar p9ret beItiat ina al
9asoperenoe 39ring. Sun bar en- una giae
! in oeoite alber % 8Iomitriua 10 gar.
aenae spsoom pauoros bun fla ifiur Ssit
oeo at fslse en- un9ooms 3iltpieliabeo, mem.
lis at ooerpere 9aus ps andre SorlpteIier.
yum 9aooe en- %elitparbis 8aratter oa par
altlo munter ug glao. Senoes Rooer for.
19uer ON benoe, OF bun BAD ioa oattert DIN
al faa 9aa paa en- WaIierabe, netoo oenne.
laa ltiloe bun lite 9aa pua iIsre; o. 0uoeren
gap eiter. 5oiletet bar let pa &uloen 'trena,
% hot oosr en- nils Sang fra gpen til
Slen'met biep iormeget / sorenina meo
3anieHs Sebe % SitiDIinger, o. bun bun
blep ips. iaa bet bleu benoes liolte, jum bun
lopeoe Moberen.
Soorrtan9e er bet bel life, iom lRaaes i
en- forttolts Grap al lanlme @runb?
Sl benoes giinoe uGre BOG oisie 2iuier:
gfenS bIpot % title Sanaertouer
ggoer ON bit forte Grin
Straaler ou peo 5reliertroner
Splet bit boioe Gin!
Otter 2lpet5 itlpine Gtrio
5nnot on Spilen biiol
q g Gnnen
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28
TEIE
NEW York LIFE INSURANCE. CD.
OF NEW YORK,
Geiultat | GilfGlDe al
9pb5falo.
ssopi.
Gopi.
Bernard 6otiber, 8reiioeut.
Z. Is. Bailcu, Gics4lrcf6eHt,
q. u. @ebrte, GnsiCrer
THE GERMAN STATE BANK.
GpersptQe, Dubuque So. Soma,
1905 apEll 1892.

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Clinton 9adion Go,
Gen. Sprcial aat Reu port Gle
SuL Co., Q our Gitp, 3oDa.
S~DiitGreoe! - seq bar ioas fra 1ere5
Gompaui mootnget 8erel paa tpOe Iulino
Dollars Tom fulo Detailing al ben 0e0 Der.
uaro Soldiers GDbsfalb forfalbur Qsius
rance iunt. / GoermsitemmcIie meO the terms
I bans fire a. Bolicer, ftreos gIeHuem Fem
ben 90 Quaut ca 12te September 1890
1tQao mig at taige gieHHem Tenn the New
York Life for bet meSet promptc Ep9jsr Of
oeune dororirg.
Nr. 6olibsr ogbe al WnrelrPit ben Ste
Warts 1899. 5or at Jororngeu tupce
bliue uobetalt for 3stameutets gefrRitetie
~(probatingl, maatie man ttrc IA ipecieI ao.
mtnItrattons. GElomagt. 2ette blsp giort,
o. Bepiierne bIep / iGroia Stano icuot til
Nanaser Smith t SiouT gitp. Soma, ON
Gitenen 7oe april. 3ous. tGoe gprtt blot
8Iase eiter, bar iea III / miHe Saucer
bette Gbed paa tpUe tuiinoe Collars
6or oenue mrrtelig prpmpEe gigigrelie
fra aOmpuniets Sioe, o. i0r2eres 6oreiom.
menbeo pso at faa iItanD gstrRitelie oip.,
gnIfer ie9 paa QrUiugerues BsBne at ubtale
oeres bierteIise 4aaIiiBuueIie. Get e. %
tiuiss en- iarIis 5Ornsielie at onbsfals "fEe
Reu gorf 2iie" til ale.
Qtuoertegnet):
ssfnrD 3orfen5ro6,
Spsctel 4ominilIatOri Bernard M. sob
idtr Igesbo
Bloner: 9. w. 8ebrig. Gdibier.
German 5tate Bdn,, 3persbiae, 3crua.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28
Gu iuno sial / ct iunot ssaelne

6n JUMP SiGl | ct innot ssgene
bar altio % bill altiO bore ct ianOt Orb.
Soorfor life ba 9iDre oft, boao Der itaar
/ ems Ma9t, for at folge bette Or6l
5oab ct 8en9e, 6oao er 8elmagt, 6oao
er fplote 9noer, buao er bel aft bette,
naar Selbreoen er onarlig, naar SuHb-
beben er ltral, naar MaolDIten er borie
% Sgunl9Sbeoen inbfiuoer zig! 6oors
for oa life sribe til be Mibler iom 9us
timber o9 after 3uiinoer al 2anosmRnb
anbeialer, og iom buroe finoes i enbber
ombp99elis Gamtliemooers Siem. Or.
Reters Kuriko or MI iaa pei fienot "a
~Ifattet for fine eneItaaenoe bloorenieuoe
Ggenlfaber, at bet tan lDnes pperilDoiat
at minoe bet itore Yublitnm ON bens
9apnlige S~nbHpoelie. Nen Der er iaas
mango 9oiplere, iom life oil, life Dnlter
at prspe Webicincn, foroi bet er nu9et
Npt, no9et iom De life fienoer no9et til.
Suorior oa life sioe ben Ell orbentlis
Brsoc % ielu ooerbepiie fig ON, at
opeunaunte Meoicin pirteli9 er, bpao
ben ub9ipes for. Den ielses life al
apotbeterne iom anOen gatentmeoicin.
Gr Der life no9en a9ent for Or. ReterS
Kuriko Deres RRrbeo, iaa ~tillfriu Or.
g. Jabrnep, 112-114 90. SoDne aue.,
Gbieaso, 81. os ale mulise Oplpsnin'
ger pil meo @lRoe mebbeles.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28
@lboip cafe, Minneiota.
2rGer be 9roures,
% 8lumfter %uoiprGtter.
2loet MI lgnnes,
3hi 9Saaren har ArRfter.
g, 6. Seiitao.

8rGer be 9rgures,
d Blouiiter itoiprGtter.
2Ioet MI lpnneS,
Obi &aaren bar arRfter.
Eaartils milNe Outlining bar fiGrlj9t itrps
set os ON atnoen for en- Glib, % pi fsIer ps
alter tor eugang lptteiise eler belt ulpfteli9e.
SaarIIoet CT ct 2ip meo upe Soeer, me
*uIieila8 % upere 8rusninaer, % sIt Times
lFrit at iGmies on Dig ielu til 5oritnin8 at
sane 6orboloe, % Oct er oerira, on iaar
lNIot uobp!te al Saarens miIoe, altcpltpenoe
Sanoeorus, euten iom Sora elIer 3roit.
6sIer on Dig tile iri ielo, iaa fan ou life
laa NIB gueel I bet iorfrlltenoe Gnltrsg |
@aoS fri giatnr; tbi oa oil en- Spilten ON
6FlBeo ira 8lao til 8lao blipe til Ell ifl9-
tsnoe Sroni, % on pil fsle ais iom fpr iast,
2st nlpttelig | ben itignueSte Narstib, fonl ri
IT oelii9net meo. gaarlipet or peIlenoe;
nan rtes ben al npere % mere Soealer, %
man er tnapt iGroi9 neo ct, fereno man rtpes
aleo AZ ct anoet; bet er en- &oppetrio al
p'9enoe Wander, Der oenosr 8lao for Blao
''alRrenS itore Sos, iom er Ilaaet bib aaberl
VeN oslltse 5oraarsba9. Oct slRIOer blot at
e neo i~crtIaret Spu ipr at ~ioritaa ben
s'Ell;, iom Gatureu bar inortSiet isleunem
borFaaneliens 8eroament. gaarlipet er ct
GU ~'o Sub, tan ri iise; tbi sr bet no9en
40, ct gtenneite fsler iis oraset til Eat %
prs til ct hSiere 8aieu, iaa er bet iblanpi
arer, 8lomiter os ~llrter, imelteaoe Solitiu
60 a~l9rlisbeoeus 8inbpult. paa en- patteE
S~aarong, meO SolItin / 81 % Barn. Oct
u dantaiiens Hoiei,iar, iom ri BRACES meo'
's ol MAJ imiIc | bare 5auten ON no8st srli
% 'larligt. SiJgu er bu, 0 gaar! omeuo
Nlbht oH mor9ler mesei al bel, pi islte Der
gleHinls nleaem 5ielo % 9raer ! bort elliso'
b~poeiGno!
Alsle be8eiirenoe gaarbilsner trinser rnii
'slaa lae paa ct aubet 6elt - ct Butt ira
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28

banner fig. gn for Mensbe Stper ct
en- 5s1se al en- SDutnins at Gempera.
turen, irembra9t paa @runb al 6Oioen
os ben iustiae 2nits ubpibslie. Gn
iorbolbsuis lioen Wansbe at Gfper
opitaar berpeb, at 8uften affisles peb
noftraalnina | b~ori5ontal Retnins til
Masjer af foloere Suit; iamtibis er
Der osiaa en- bel Ransoe Stper, Tom
opitaar al en- garmsuOfraalen uertitalt
inb ! be folbe Rssioner | Stierneperbe.
neu. Men ben tatteite 1aase oannes
berpsb, at ben iastise 2uit uoienbsr
fine 8armeItraalsr til ct iammeulisnels
iespis foloere 2eseme, gano, Suro
eIer Suit
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28
@nbaat peb 9altor Gitiarnb.

0a B~eban0lln9en al Yrof. YIOis.
afer5 Geierat bleo a~iiluttet igaar 5ors
miboag, anuenote8 oenae ben lielte Sag
al SpuuoempDet uoeluttenoe III 8e-
banOling al 6orretuin9sia9er, ON boilfe
BET ior bet melte ~fOrelaa 8eIIntninger
ira Soma 0iitrtft.
8aitor SfabD, paa 8eien fra Ror9e
til lltab, bpor ban ifal pirte Wisiio.
nen blanot Wormpnerne, laa inoCm IN.
Der M0oct ioa9 og aabneoe @itermiO.
bassmgoet meo 2aSnin9 al ben l30te
8apios Salme.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-28
2ten & @erRe. 9iabel. 0ainn.,

bar ct iulotanoist Dplas Of aft Slass
Sisntramparer (Hsrdware), % bet pil
lsnne iig for 2cuosmGuc. oer Dor /
Rarbeoen, at nlasae o. Ct 8sigs. 1it'
ireositiaelle garantcres. Ara