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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

Once before being placed IN hts tomb
every Partisan may be the recipient Of
homage - profound as would b given
to q potentate. II is when going to his
own funeral Men uncover their heads
and women devoutly GROSS themselves
while the hearse b passing. This is true
even Of the drivers Of tram cars. buses
and drsys. and Of the maids IN white
caps.-Ncw York Sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

brenco o1o - OSxooo hsaao
One gets IN ides of the feeling d the
French toward the Germans when, In
the hope OF getting around . oonverss-
tional blockade, be addresses them IN
German However polite the refusal to
SPEAK in thss tongue, IL Is accompanied
by . perceptible air Of resentment
Exchange.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21
Il FEAST OF GOOD THINGS.
49, Dress Patterns -I4S

To be put on sale Monday morning.
These patterns comprise the leading
styles and fabrics and are, I'm very truth,
richness persOnified. COlOrings are light,
and the quality equally adapted to the
season. When you see the very low price
put ON these goods to close, 1t will be pro-
ven to you without a doubt that now is
the time to buy.
The former prices of these Dress Patterns
SIS to $3.50 eac
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

an back -~
Gy snt you've
paid for IL. II IL
doesn't benefit or
cure yop A med
icfne that prom
ises this h one
that promiss 30
help you
But tbeFe's caly
>~ ~<t<r<- -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

rooDeries. came INTO ceart this morning
aud pleaded gasisy 20 al the cnarKes-
He ~as senleneed by Judge Vance %
Ten years Ia Jackson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

~D,es yoar kusb~nd swear - mach
- ever
ssswearf War. can't hep . psvrcs
~. w~>ks in The heussf--Tsxss mn
msA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

Pear HrRoS, Nicn.. Jaas 2o.--Dsn
< sart~sEl, ths ex-csnvses, who ~ss
arrested . -. veexs $50 Tor t~enty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

Spring & COmpany's Once.
Grand Rapids, June 3. 1892.

Our Special Sales are becoming SO
famous throughout Michigan and SO ex-
tremely popular I'm the city that we are
enabled to offer stronger Inducements AS
the wants of the people are known. Our
trade finger is constantly testing the
public pulse. If the weather indicates
this or that, we knew what is wanted and
instruct our New York buyer to be ON the
alert for great opportunities which
always come to one who has nothing to
do but watch closely the channels Of trade.
1t would take too long to instruct you
how and why these chances come to his
notice. 1t is enough to know they do and
that you are fortunate enough TO share In
the fruits of his shrewd transactions.
"Buy reasonable goods when the stand
ard brands may be secured at sacrifice
prices, quantities Unlimited" is our
standing order. When these OppOrtun-
tiles come. with prices way down below
the market value, we Immediately pro-
coed to give our patrons the full benefit.
Right on the heels Of our last great sale
comes a three days sale Of
Ladies and Chs2ayen's Hosiery.
Not cheap goods picked up for the
purpose of quoting sensational prices,
but the very best.
Commencing Monday Morning,
We hold a three-days' sale of Ladies'
and Children's Hosiery and other need
ed articles. We have endeavOred to Sc.
cure quantities sufficient for all, but adj
wise early visits for best results.
D0wu Goes The Hose.
$50 fine fast black hose
always sold at 50c)
ladies fast black, worth 27l2c and 4Oc,
25O ladies' regular fast black
all silk reduced
ladies' unbleached Lse hose reduced from 5c
81 ladies' black Isle hose both plain and bbed ~
125
chdrens fast black hose, sizes 9a
Irregular value 81 to 50c)
childrens black cotton hose 9io
45c to 75c, s7ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

Ladies' Silk Waists reign the leading
favOrites in dry goods retailing. Pretty,
cool and stylish. Same care exercised
I'm their making as the dreSsmaker takes
with your choicest costumes Ladies' say
our varieties and selections show the
most judiciOus judgment and good taste.
To Boom Six Waists.
regular $50 81 50 values will
Coored Surahs, fancy shades 3Q6
Irregular value s. 5o)
200
Wash Silks broken LIS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21
To Boom Silk Waists.

Odd pieces left over from our Muslin
Underwear sale continue To bob mp until
we have quite an accumulation To offer.
They will be included I'm the special sale
at different prices to close.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-24
SIS. to $3.50. 90 can ! !. maize ',sS xg41.

,g for us. Agents preferred who canfurni
horse and give their Wit ole time to the b
ness spare moments nay be probably
ployed also. few vacencies in towns and cit
les. B. F. JOHNSON CO., 1909 Main
Richmond, Va.
N. B-State =, md business experiences.
Necer mind about sending stamp for reply.
BIZ j. d. Co. alo.6m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-24

Will you suffer with dyspepsia
and liver complaint? Shiloh's
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure
you.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-24
t,,s,,.antly Hawking and soi,t.a =

THOMAS J. RUSHING. ESQ, "91' pi7e Street,
st L ,uis No. writes - WAS . : ret s :4Srgr
,-,,l1 .,-srrh f3r> three years AZ Dimes ! could
b4rdiy breathe, arl was constantly hawking
ana f;,lsti ii ana FIR the LIST eiTht mon could
D,t breathe trough the nostrlls. ta2agT
nothing c,tzIf II d3le fJr me. IIcEllT, was
advise t. H. I,r SAse's Ca.lrrh Remedy, anu
/ am now wei MAJ. | believe 1t y be the
only snre remedy FIR cat1r-h now ma1ufac-
tured an o.le has only TO give il o fair trial to
exner.ence astounding results and permanent
cure
A con,,l,te Trectiso on Cat-rrh, giving valu-
II 1n1n,rta llen. VIII lie mailed postaai t any
.darrss. Oh reeci ii o. tw '-cent ,-fase stamp.
Address.
EGfd's Bispeaaerv Medical Association
No era 7-ar. e+-eet. BUFFALO. n. z
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-24
DR.. C. D. Salfleld

2I6 Mearmey street.
AN FRANCIS "a
Consultation strictly confidential, by e.ter
or at office, FREE For the convenience Of
patients, ana in order to insure perfect secrecy.
have adopted private address,, under which
all pa ckagas are forwarded
TRIAL BOTTLE F9EE.
Srficien show its ms will De- sen to
a,lvone wing " .etJe tating mis- symp
toms auo age. COMMUNE strictly conf
Dental 10
And Riood ersaiIv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-24


Ca Debility, Seminal Weak n es
Sprematorrha, fDrOStaEOrrhB. Emissions
impotency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
cline. and ADsS OF M.ANnOOD. In
s.ll aus cassn pEicafiOns. ami from
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rich and purif1es the Blood, Strung thens the
Nerves. Brain, Muscles, digestion, Ve2roduc-
tive Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties.
1t stops all unnatural and debilitating drain
upon the system, preventing involuntary losses,
facilitating Dreams seminal losses with The
urine, etc, 80 destructive to mind and body.
It is sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. 1t contains no
injurious Ingredients To those 4nflt-r.
ing from the wi effects OF youth.
tut tn.tiscretfOD pr excess, n speedy
thorough aud perman+ns CT RI
rs GUARANTEED. Price, -. so pei
bottle or five bottles in case with full direc-
lions and advice, $40 Sent secure from o.
servation to any address upon the receipt OF
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-24

SY LPTQ5sS or CA-i"EE..-Duilh heavy
he ache obstruction of the nasal PASSAGES,
discharges failing from lie ll5s.l i IT, lhr9al
sometimes profusa, watery, AMI it9si 1T others
mi Il te.latiusls. mucous, purulelt, bi3etly and
putrid the yes are weak n w,-tery; ere y
a ri.l..ing il. the ears, deafness, lachi-i5 or
eonghing to clear the throat, OK .]ec. rstian of
5fIensiye mater, together with sc,bs Fl Il III
GERS The vi is changed and his :, nas'i
wang; the breath Is oienslve; ssnet- SCI
70 i,f,aaire there il seasati3l Il d.1zi
1ess. vi Il i8easal depression. a hac.<iag c9a \
daoast ~. 10y. o.ly a fe-v 4 II, 24v e,
any cne ctsa FIJI 3usanas Of cases aa.4u.Iy,
vifh9i.t sting half OF she ABOVE synlTr
IS ! ,-}suiaptior III e,li II tae
. case il - c lnmon more decefr
and l., serous. or Less understood BY piiv-
ans.
BY its mild, soothing and healing properties
y. Sare,s ,'atarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases OF 4 tarris, "CoisS IN tne Ecia3'
s,oryz,.s ai>,rrsiii Headache.
.--..-.:...S -hnrn 80 cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-24

mis- Great
StYem.Gh g II
ing Remedy
an q n > rye
II MIC is the
81 innate result
of over twenty
years practice,bya
THO f. y U G L Y
QUALIFIED GBA
D U A TIE PHYSI-
DIAN of one of
the hig hest nae
cal cole e Q t
E u rop e a o d
|, CURES w 1T q
u N F A l. / N G
g E R T A N T Y
Nor,,o,1o and 1hvai.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
NOTES BY THE WAY

Just west of the south entrance of
the court house is new made grave.
the headboard bearing the inscription:
Here lies at rest from O. woes,
Inc first Cuney.Clark Hussurs;
Ihey Ito confined in devilish narrow Dor.
ders,
Here to wait for further orders"
n stick from skyrocket landed with
IN five feet Of some gentlemen who
were standing on the walk and stuck
in the turf.
Some OF the gentlemen on the sneak
ers' stand got well sprinkled with gaso-
line from leaky lamp blown by the
wind.
1t is worthy of remark that the crowd
was an orderly one, no drunken men
appearing to cause disturbance.
An occasional feeble shout could he
heard for Nugent above the din.
vi am hungry and awful tired of SEQ.
Ing. Let's 20 home,n said one of a
family group, "
Let me ride behind your cried n
drunken man TO gentleman on horse.
back wait till you are sober or
Wen both fall, was the prudent
Inc line Of mounted police that led
inc procession made a fine appearance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

iority in Texas could never be too large
he would be found fighting on the side
OF the organized Democracy. He re-
garded the regular organized Democ-
racy as the only salvation OF the state
from being Mahonized.
He was followed by Mr.. Hearne in a
brief speech and then l.. r. Cowan
spoke very briefly of his qualification
that his one hobby, carrying Tarrant
county for Hogg, had been realized.
The next and last speaker was Sam
Rosenfeld, who said the war was over
and it was the duty Of all good Demo
Gratis to again form an undivided and
harmonious party. We celebrate to-
night the victory of Cleveland as we'll
as that OF Hogg, yet heard good men
say, and heard II with shame, that
they had nothing to celebrate. / am q
thousand per cent more pleased with
the success of Cleveland than
that OF Hogg, yet / regret to
hear any Democrat say he
has nothing to celebrate. / fear for
the Democracy Of that man, he is weak.
As to the Little Giant, he is wrapped in
his little shroud and buried in his little
grave; vex not his ghost.
Then w. X. Byron announced the
speaking. was ended, and all who de-
sired could "holler" all they wanted to.
provided they yelled for Cleveland and
Hogg, which the crowd took up with a
will, and then dispersed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

READ oun vsS
DAY. You y. W.. vi
10 INrKRFsr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
STATE observation-disclosures,
Association nIdwlnier Meeting to be Sold Al,
ClebuFna

9 Clebprne Nov. l4.-tspecinll r.
sIlie Superintendent associo,i,,,, ieA ~,
R ,S.1 lis mid-winter meeting TnesSsr WI
y, y, e ~, lesaay, December - and 81 s W..
~ Slsnnrne, on the Santa Va. IN 'S ~,
bisb '. salis of schools, principals ' ~
COMMIT e s,,n, PRINCIPALS Of wnrd schools
who arc e4 'oisoIants or county judges
an,s, an, are eligible to membership piy,'n'ehd-
n, ~ interesting Programme Mil Ia ~.
pared hotel ratos will not erc ~,.i e si pre-
reiueeaS WI ,hg railroads will give the 1s peT
ton ''S abd W. sfteads q hospitable invita-
be both ipSt-n n4Sw that the meeting viii
.e .,,. who can spend tboir ril llg All
y, MN us WI confer a favor ri Inv nonagys
superint.,.sS n; n. MARRs
"p'ii'leNdeht Cleburne Scboi,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

MNeatherford, Tex, Nov. 16.-(Special)
~, Wgnty or thirty gentlemen from this
help swell the Cleveland Steyensso, ~
llogg aud Democratic ratification ond
IIciehrauon Among the number werc
Judge y. NJ richards, who h known ~, ~
sinlle louder over the election than apv'
ipS9lS the fearless Moran and inimitS.
1 1le huteinan, as well as your scrih,
amy me crowd in anticipation was jolly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

and his party, and deduct them all and
you would find Hogg had got the earth,
and the Texas Democracy is still where
jefferson was.
In conclusion the speaker said he was
sorry his voice would not permit OF his
speaking longer and louder. He was
frequently interrupted by cheers, which
at times drowned the sound OF his
voice aud caused the thread Of his argu-
ment 70 be lost.
A. X. SWAN, OF HENRIETTA,
had never tackled crowd like that
before, BE had talked TO the enemy,
he had talked 10 friends but he never
before had talked 60 such n sea OF smil-
ing faces, all smiles a yard long, aud all
smiling at the election OF Cleveland
and Hogg. These smiles meant some-
thing and they meant that the people
were rejoicing ove~ the election OF
Cleveland and Hogg, and We were all
here now to sing peons OF praise
TO God for the victory, He was de-
lighted 70 soc all those faces turned up
with glad accents OF applause for the
victory won, "a victory gained by
votes for oternal principles. The ro-
as'' NoAIOia't 1uou tuat tuo people OF
Texas ~ we'll as the United States
were doing their own thinking, and
had forever turned their hacks on Nc
hinleyism and protection. 5ut IL does
not mean that they will stop there. IL
Is on, on with the wheels Of
progress until the goal Of equal rights
WIS reached, equal rights 10 all classes,
particularly on the lines OF just and
reasonable taxation. Mr.. Hodges had
echoed his sentiments about tho Clark
men, There was no room In tho heart
OF any Democrat for the sentiment that
would raise the black flag against
organized Democracy. In their minds
was no vote of ostracism. But as q
brother 10 brother they begled the
deluded followers Of Geo. CLARK TO re-
turn 20 the fold OF the true and organic
ed Democracy.
LEVI WAl4hElE OF MONTAGUE,
followed. TIe re- ioiced nvo,. tho ,r,o.
Democrntie victory and narod ~ 90. ~
rious states that bnd come int t,o
Democratic column viii ciianatan5
upholdinu the banner NJ National ~
niocracy md Hove that NJ Te~as No
bonds Of tho Re5ublIcnn nsrty wsre
burstsasunder nnd tho DerIcc,s.s baS
won the greatest vietorv eve,. Won b,' "
political party. He rei9,ce6 tbot c,iSrt,
with ali OF bis rabbit-ioot chicone,,,
had not been successfui. ma bn ciosea
with mn invitntinn 10 H. S,..J. s'vs' u,
come back to the Democratic narty W
Hon, James W. Swayne int, nj, a
Mr.. Iittieton. of Weaibertor5 VS W. 30 .
ioiced that his pulse beat and h a. beart
throbbed 10 tho touch Of he n ,i1 MI
of Hog and Cleveland whn boa ~, p'vs
c,S Horg,s ~ Anu ne relo,eed IN the
celebrating tonight, The Domocratic
purity had been tried and il was Yer.
dict Of not guilty that was rendered on
November $.
"Swaynew "Swaynem was called re-
peatodly, and at last be came forward.
not TO argue, but to rejoice over tho
greatest political victory ever won in
the United States. He paid high com.
pliments to Cleveland and Stevenson.
these eulogies boing continually punc.
turod with hu1ahs for Hogg. He
argued the question Of the Democracy
OF the Hoee platform was settied M,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE
In Annual Session al St LouIs-Ths order ia
Good copdillon

=, sL Louis, Nov. 16,-The Army Of
: el,nessee convened here in regular
s ~ s Today. The morning session
mas ueVoted toroutine business, Official
teports were made showing the order
~ you condition financially and other
,i, ny el1ernoon was spent In pleasure.
-. - ns evening an open meeting was
. Wa. ned. Governor Francis delivered
AZ oben address. responded to by Presi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

pe : cr,s' ,, Nov, 1.-THE appeal Of NJ.
h Seaepn a, rom the decision Of ,ba 9Is'
s o,ln ny g, tae Seine, declaring sue he trl,
~ ~ r,sht % apply for a diSoresane nad
~, 7, hesiland and awarding H. lroin
VI 'ns children TO Mr.. Deacon e S.Isso y,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

to-day in the first chamber OF the court
% appeals and was argued but a de-
cision not reached.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

DC called for, and he was.
When the Judge came on the stand
ee said he had examined his platform,
and contrasted It with Hogg's and be
found 1t purc Democracy, as the mi.
ional triumph proved. Ae had no ~.
grets to express for that act, for he had
grasped tho substance OF pure Demoo.
racy In the Clark platform to avoid IL
shadow in Hogg's; but Il tho black fas
was TO b. raised, Is the DeDccratic M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

1t is presumed i }
reference % ts q. y Z. ~,
lures are known
use. .--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

As time goes 90 Sl
come populoqs. ..a ~
persons have been
stsr Abbey -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

dent G. N. Dodge wv Q
General schofsl.s,. ". Z,
army delivered & ise \.
Tomorrow sill ~.
ness and In the
banquet --
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

/ SDo Datotas ofentlise SnItitutipner.
Public Examiner 8landarbs aarlise
Rapport, iom pmfatter 5inansaaret,
Der enbte ben lite Suli 1892, forelisser
MI. &appOrten er meset O~mfan9sris
% omfatter fclsenbe Snitituticner, Der
er unberfaitet Statsfontrol: 81 Count
tiers 8untorer | Staten, 10 pffeutlise
SnItitutipner, 100 Statsbanter, foruben
Statsfpntorerne. Statens &a5Iebes
bOlonins piier fig at bore 1909, 900.
Get permanente Stolefonb er s148.O89.
GOuntp 5inanlerne er | en- uom9rfet
Stnub, babe meb Senipn til Gttioa os
8asiipa, TOM | iprretniuesmGsiig Sens
ieenoe. SUB 9afotns Solibitet frems
snar o9laa al ben SmItenbisbeb, at At
SIC, 100000 unoerIab, besaaebe al
Gmbeosmenb / be Soreneoe Stater /
2sbet at iioIte Gar, falber life en- eneite
Dollars paa gmbeosmauo | Spb
9atuta.
Den upe 8anfloo roles for bens
mango inbl frnntenoe os b%etrpesenbe
8eitemmelier. Den Sifterbeb, iom
poes benz, Der benptter Statsbanterne,
bier Jig at bore itor os fulbtanois.
S 2sbet af iibite gar er fun fire gan'
fer falerebe / Spo 9afuta, os Sabene
berueo q fun imaa. Den aarlise Ses
%toitnin9 oeb Opretbolpelien at be pfents
lise Snititutioner belpber fig meb ct
runbt 9al til s196, 600. Oct clemens
lnitlise Nntal B%atienter paa Sinoss
i~pgeaiplet a 2S1, buoraf be fleite bar
lolanbiuse; @ienneml nits |
Stdtsfansilet q 75b % | be fire
Stdtsanilalter $50. Statens 81 Gouns
ties Snbtaster belsber fig til $5,572,s
941, uosifterne til 81, 720, $50 us 8ass
iebeboloninsen par peo Garets @noe
sS52,011. Be 1O9 S%tatsbanfers Sors
bolb f~remsaar Hart at 8apporten, Tom
81. q. uiier 9aaa % Gfbras til ct 8e'
LIB al $3,137.869; 8anteienbom, Snb'
30 ps real estate, 1921, 5s2; Sfattsr
os llbsifter, s74s,4 2s os a~asiebebOlb'
ming, $372.166. 8lanbt Yasfip'
EpIterne bemartes: Snbbetalt Rapital
81, s5e,s57; Dperifrb $4,000; i,belt
grufit $264,698.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
Iooe Haraana.

bumt ab. Gnbnu ct iaabant @isor,s
os Ri fibber miot / ben raSitals @epu,
blifi"
On gisrniOn ptreos Dor Bert: ssor
er en- flor Gi9ter. bare ban tunbe IoS,
bore meo at blanbs fig / oft muliot
Snart taller ban ON gOlitif, mart ON
eois Jreb os mart pm Sabeliabeb.A
gi sreb Drbet % bible fgre eamto.
len pioere, men 9aitur Dftebal trat poo
Sfnlbrene os iasoe: "grvuI!.
On aienanb ptrebe ban: "9et er 81
Sefb for BAN, at ban er bleoet guro,r.
meter. Sibtil bar ban 10 life abort
anoet END at fable mig aanin o. boon,
Sub, % bet fan mar life leue pod 81
belt aip. 5Orsprist bar ies left hams
8sser meb en- biz Sornpielie. Sou
bar en- sob Stil. Ru er ban 8Orosr.
meter. Oct er ban iom ltabt for, ocu
2aps.A
Sen paa @ftermiooaseu fulate 8a.
ltor Sfteoal os gallant til @rGnlen of
i'm @rnno, bpor ri bob BAN Sarpel
Iteo bet Snbtrpf, at bet fun er ct 9ios,
ipsrssmaal, naar ban iaien er Situos
ttoners Meanb. Sans opiiatspaffenS,
5alo tiener BAN 10 allerebe til Neflame,
oar lite Serren giort ct Mirntel for Of
uoripe BAN al 3iapelens &lsr?
Senrif.
(Serbeus gana.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
sos ears CfteoaI.
Stapanser, Suli.
@uostieneite.


Otan baooe mebbelt os | Stapanger,
at 8aitor Sfteoal III bper Ssnbas
Morsen aloffen 8 boloer @uostieneite
paa fit 2anbiteb &oienbal, Der er belis,
ssnoe en- Zines Sang fra 8pen. gi
er ba paa Yei beruo for at bgre ben be-
rsmte Breit.
Sans GUS lisser | en- 9af, bportil
isrer en- lang imal @ei. Seupper oenne
urimler bet meo fatti9tlabte, i~Olbrenbte
6olt, Wano os a%uinoer, al bpilte npgle
tonmer lanspeis fra meb Sfpos. De
8etiarenbe taller life meset iammsn,
men saar mso baitise Sfribt uo oper
gatterne til ben lille BAL.
8i lob en- Sobsianser iige os, bpor.
lense bisie Sammentomiter baube funs
bet Steb. San meobelte, at 9ars Df.
tebal fort efter 8efienoelien / ct. Yetri
&irte baobe bespnbt at bulbe 8ebetis
mer runbt ON | Suiene. 0iafe Bebes
timer bar burtist blepet iaa itarft be-
isste, at man manslebe Ylabs, I'll.
bsrerne bapoe berfor anmOoet Yraiten
ON Tillabelie til at tomme | bans Siem.
Oct bar ioas treble Gang man msotes
Der, os Der bar allereoe MI iaa mango
Meuneifer, at bet a ngouenoist at
bolre Yr9fenen unoer aaben Simmel.
Sg Manbeu Iuttebe: Sab Os lfpoe
@ienpei oper benne Marf, iaa Ri fan
faa en- COB Ylabs.4
@oienbal er en- lioen net bpseet, hpibs
malet 9rasaaro, Der lisser mutt pau
Ranben al { 9al, ifiult al srsnns
Tr9r.
Bag ben peitre 2ense CT en- flor iir.
fantet @rasplan, buor ri fanbt Ofte.
balls Menisbeb iiboenbe paa LANCE 9re.
b1nte. 8ianbt be Tilitebeparenbe par
5lertalet apinber. NOsle fab meo
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

greaSeut SarriIeus PROCLAMATION

ipm Srtter CIT Teio al 20 Gents pad
bper Tons Srdat, Der pasisrer s%iennert
Ct. @orus SAILS SanaIcn til ale dele
al CANADA, moa aulees for fnIoitrrois
bersttiact. 9cn eanabiise 8saicrtits
Furlauaer nsmlis en- Gplo al 20 GENTS
paa bprr Tons 6rnst, Der aslerer
oicnuem g9elIano Sanalen. Zen Abe
gpr,l 1892 blcp ben canabiitc &esie'
riua euia ON at inorpmme ct Gflla9 at
Is Gents pr. Tpu paa pisis Sla9s
sraat, mar DC par iuoitlbet Tor GIport
Mpntreal elcr andre Sapne lGn9ere
Ct pao, % i GiiiGloc al, at 2doninsen
blep pmIfibet / en- eler anoeu meIeni'
liaacnoe Saer, mar SH,ifibningen bar
ipreoaaet inbenior Ganaoas Sniraaoe.
Snacn giIIas bleu inercmmet paa
famine elnos 5rast, naor ben par ino'
Tibet til en- Saun be 6orensbs Slater
,rer, icIp ont 6rasien Ifuloe til Wou'
treat Tom Grpurt, uaar ben par orl''
tibet / Be 5preueoe Stater. Sa eenre
geitcmmelie al ben c%anobiite Staggering
uar en- llretfGroisbeo MOB DC 5oreneoe
Stoter, % Ell S%psrtrabelie al 1rattatcn,
ium tlep ni1uttet / @aibiuetcn ben sNe
Mai 1871, bnr 1reIioent Sarriion !
Mcoigr al fin Mpuoisbeo uoiteot en-
@ienQjrleclIes 9roflamation.
ga Reiultatet al Yrotlamationen bill
bIipe en- aluprlis Sinorins for ben
tanabiifs SaroeI, er bet lanstfra utro'
Iiat, of ben caunoiIte Re9icrins oil pp'
here meo at FIRE arie mpp be 5Creneoe
statrrs 6rnsttrausport / @elano
3nnalen. Gilbert anoet Miooel eno
@isnsiGloelie bar pRret iurisst. Tre'
iocnt Sarri'Un % Setretar Softer bar
bebanblet Der canabiife Regierine meb
Srfi9bes % @ariumtso us bar sipet
ben risslia GiS. GAMBIA bar fun zig
islp at intte for bet sGas, ium be 5pr'
srebe Stater sr blsrst tpunset til at
rstte mob ben eanneife Sanosl.