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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-07-16

ARGUMENTS for and against Sunday
opening Of the exposition will be heard
by the national commission OF De-
tober q.
TIE number OF intending exhibitors
announced from Pennsylvania, up to
date, is about $50, of which $50 are
Philadclphians.
In the Michigan exhibit will be n
representation in wax of five hundred
specimens of fruit which grow in the
state. 1t will be prepared by a Kala-
Il woman.
IN the California building will be
shown a growing specimen Of every
California domestic flower obtainable,
and also paintings, in water and oil, of
six hundred wild flowers and grasses
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-07-16
HOW WOMEN SPOIL 1T.
Your Brilliant Conversation MARRIED by
Their nervousness"

Your Brilliant Conversation MARRIED by
Their righteousness"
One of the meanest of conversational
tricks is a favoritc one with women. A
fellow has something real nice and clever
to say; he is rounding up nicely to it,
when some chit of a woman takes Il
gasp and says: ''Oh, yes! | know what
you mcan," and, by lingo, says it. OF
course she gets all the credit. do hate
a wouan like that. She il the kind of
oma who says: "Ah. vesl' anil then
goes off into 4 poetic illustration of the
fact you have misunderstanding
nice and dreamy that she never could
have said by herself. l hate hat sort
of woman. making herself seem so
clever and bright and poetic and all
That from your brains.
She laughs before you have got your
funny story out, and says: Eyes, isn't
it funny?" 1t makes it SO easy for you
t. go en-, that does. Actually, some
times sh will finish it for you. That is
the kind of woman l hate, too. She is
always coming in with u Eyes, but
and upsctting what you have said, or
else hauling out another side of it that
you didn't mean to have brought up.
hate women like that. / say let WON
en- learn to cook and sew frills, not
talk like idiots.
There is another woman | must not
to mention. She has genius for
just n thing. She will dislocate any
conversation by coming in with some
insane, irrelevant speech that leaves
you sprawling. Your ideas will be sail
ing beautifully and she will make n re-
that settles a dead calm. Every
body will be with You, and in she will
put her word, and the whole thing is
to pieces. Oh, I hate women like
hat, and there are SO many of them!-
Washington Post.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-07-16

THE savings bank was invented by a
clergyman.
Or 1885 farms in Oregon $3.50 are
provided with facilities for irrigation.
IT is stated by the attendants at the
Geological gardens that no ape will
sleep fiat on his back, as adult man
often does.
CATS, including the larger member Of
the family, the tigers, are said to make
q careful toilet than any other
class Of animals except opossums.
SEVERAL of the higher apes share
with man the involuntary habit of
b%lushing. Indeed, they seem to pos
scss it to a higher degree than we do,
fer the blush of an ape extends over a
larger portion of the body than that of
a human being.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-07-16
Races and Religions in the British Army.

According to the annual returns OF
the British army, of the total strengt!,
of LOG, 500 officers and men, 1881, or
7G.2 per cent, are English; 1888, or
s.3 per cent, are Scotch; %, 70, or "a
per cent, are Irish; Mohammcdane.
Hindoos, jews, etc, number GG7 ali
told, and need not be considered. OF the
total GO per cent. belong to the Church
of England, 1874 per cent. are RUmau
Catholics, nc per cent. are Prcsbytcri
ans ard 6 per cent. are Wesleyans. Out
of "a, 900 officers and men in the royal
navy over $1,000 return themselves as
members OF the Church of England
London Public Opin ion.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-07-16

JUDGE WELLHoUsE, of fremont, Kan,
is said to be the proprietor of the larg-
est orchard in the world. He has 1,OT9
acres in fruit trees, and it is claimed
that no other grower on the face of the
globe can make a similar showing.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-07-16
Bad Temper of Divers.

An Australian pearl-diver r~ecounts
ms experiences in the April Century.
He says that one of the strange effects
OF diving Is the in%variable bad temper.
felt while working at the bottom of the
sea; and as this usually passes away MS
soon as tho surface is reached it NAV
DC supposed to be due to the pressure of
air inside the dress, affecting the lungs
and through them the brain. A diver
often becomes so angry at some imagin-
airy w~rong-doing on the part of those
in he boat above that he gives the
signal to be pulled up, with the inten-
ton of knocking the heads eff the en-
tire crew"-only to forget what he
came up for when the surface is reached
A Horse Eats Meat.
William ~Prettyman, who is a farmer
in a small way on the outs kirts of Bris-
tol, is the owner of a somewhat ancient
horse, of which he is inordinately proud.
The just cause of Mr.. Prettyman's pride
IN his stced is that the latter has re-
nounccdits fondness for hay and oats and
prefers q diet of meat and vegetables
with SO little care as to the quality Of
the strange diet that it can now be
kept in good condition at a weekly cost
OF a trifle over one dollar, while it's req
ular keep when it fed as other horses do
involved the spending of more than
twice that amount. Any old vegetables,
potato peelings, turnip tops, or other
daintics of that nature, together with
chopped salt pork or salt beef, are
greedily dcvoured by the animal. and
Prettyman is authority for the
statement that the horse has improved
N both weight, strength and speed. He
hopes to induce all his live stock to
liter their diet in the same way, but
nus far a not succeeded in convinc.
ng any of them as to its attractions.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-07-16
Leo GENEROSITY.
The Display CT tho vatican Treasures of
Inestimable Value.

Inestimable Value.
The information that the pope would
make an extensive exhibit at the fair,
which was contained in a late cable
gram from Bishop Ireland made happy
those who have the welfare of the fair
at heart.
1t has been known cver'since Judge
Il. b.. Bryan appeared before the pope
and was so g~raciously received that.the
vatican would be represented at the
fair. The information received simply.
proves that the exhibit to be made is to
be an important one. A formal request
for space was made upon Director Gen
eral Davis, and, of course, it met with
favor. The amount of space desired
cannot be told until full information is
received. The one article hat it is
known will be displayed is a map of the
world published in 1925, the first pro-
duccd after the discovery of America.
That map, which was promised for the
fair to Judge Bryan, is of inestimable
value. II has hung in the vatican for
hundreds of years. The entire exhibit
will undoubtedly be one of great value
and of greater interest. The mere fact
that it is m@dc with the pope's blessing
will attract to the fair hundreds of
thousands Of loyal Catholics who ordi-
narily would have rnr1ained away.
Public Comfort.
Visitors to the worlds fair will avail
themselves of a bureau of public COM
fort managed by the exhibition author
tiles. This viii have headquarters in a
building on the grounds and viii pro-
vide for visitors means of information
and almost every facility for conven-
fence and comfort except lodging. The
bureau win be managed by w. NJ. Kas-
son, who had charge of similar service
at the Philadelphia centennial, though
q much smaller scale than is now
planned. A separate organization hay
ing arrangements with the hotels and
lodging houses of the city will extend
its services to all visitors who wish it.
1t is the determination to protect visit
ors from imposition of every descrip-
ton and to see that prices are kept
down to a reasonable basis.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-07-16
Choosing between tho Attractions.

Barnum's circus had just struck a
town in Vermont. Aunt Polly had new
er seen the elephant, in any sense Of
the word, and had been telling for
weeks how she did just long to go to
the show" When the proper morning
came Aunt Polly's married son, Josh,
told her to be ready at one o'clock p.
M. and they'd take in the show.
''Well, now" exclaimed Aunt Polly,
hesitatingly. 81 don't know about that.
l want to see the show awful bad, but
You see Deacon Perkins funeral comes
off to-day, and | don't just know which
I'D enjoy the most. Thercll be lots OF
folks there, and besides l may live till
Barnum zones again, but this is the
only funeral Deacon Perkins will ever
give.
II guess, Josh, I'll have a better time
at the funeral than at the circus
And Aunt Polly went to the funeral.
Boston Globe.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-07-16

Neighbor Cooking benignantly over
the fence)-I I'm glad to see you at
work in your garden 10 carly, my boy.
Industry brings its own reward.
Tommy Tucker turning up another
spadefuD-I reckon SO, but I've been
diggin' more'n half an hour and haven't
got the blamed can half full of worms
yet.-Chicago Tribune
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

timber ct Beiss ! 1piGiusbperne for
en- Moaneo iioen talte lea neo Here pros
minente Sfanoinaper ON Il Wununient
iii Winoe ON bet 15oe 8isconlin &e9i'
ment. Roels al us bellutteoe at ienos
Girfulerer til pruminente Sfanotnaper
for al bsre, hono S%fouolnaperne / 2an'
bet truier ON benne Sag, os Cpfororer
8enner Of Sa9en iii at msoe | 81. gaul
eler Mtinneapolls UNDER ben republis
fanlfe rationale 9onpention % or9anis
iere en- Monumental Association for
at eiennemisre Ylanen.
8e, Der bar ubtait fig i 5ausr ai
oenne Plan, or fslseuoe:
Son. &nute Relion, aleranoria,
Winn Son. u. 6. 8ice, @iamar, Ntinn.,
Son. M. 81. Sohnion, NOrtb 3atota,
louotat y. s. Guale, @iamar, Mitn.,
gIbpotat s. 6. Gelion, Soreit Gitp, ga,
Goppfat Sobn Senspolo, DULUTH, Dttnn.,
auton y. 9au9e, Reoaftsr at "Stans
oia", 3ulutb, VI. q. 9ropatten, 8eoats
tsr al "Gatcta", Sarge, u. 3, Brof.
Better Senoridion, Reoaftsr Of "Stans
oinapien", Gbicaso, 3d., $. u. 5ois,
&ebaftsr af "NoromanOen", @rauo
Sorts, R. g., 2utb. Saeger, Rebattgr
at "ROrtb", WiuuenpOlis. GOpOfat 8.
g. Nelipn, 2u &erne, Minn., 6. 6ects
cen, SO. ., Chicago, Sa., Mtneuus
llnieth Chicago, Sa., EbOmas 3bOrs
ion d o., Gtortpcot, Sanolenbe meo
foite @ieuOOmme, Canton, 9. q, 8.
@. Gtnntlanb, SefretHr for 15be g8iss
cou'in Re9iment NslociatiUn at Ieteras
ner, Sort 3ob9e, Sa., Rrpf. Sulius
Slipn, Wiabiion, isis, u. Carton, g.
.. 9Gorpe, sc. SBrsenien, Spbn 9.
Bppb % SolpOr Sanbers, Rillmar,
Wtinn., Gep. 8. 2e~tens9aarb, Granite
Sails, Wtinn., aun9resmanO Sittel Sal.
p~Crlon, apu9resmano 81. e. Sausen,
Wtajor George @ilipr, Mnbiipn, @is.,
Nopptat s. q. Yeteripu, minneapolis,
g. 6. Slion, Minneapolis, q. u. 2oite,
5liber, Minn.
Set Ter no til, at Solicit er / Sapsr
al ben paatenfte Glan, % bet er at
baabe, at man i ct. Inul % / Minncs
applis uil siere oft mulist for at Msz
bet fan bllpe en- i~tprartet Sufces.
&. 8. Scribe,
Mooiiun, Minn.,
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

gieblitteli9 brgleoe jee: ~Ntanb operbprb, MeS
neb 5toret! Saaosmanoen er uuerborol" 90 for ot
slsre Sfufielien inloitGnoig, lob iea a~aterou,r, fan.
peoe log &eoninsbcien, % tafeoe ben aoteruo i
Mcrtet.
GOrntib bapoe itrar ablpot, lagt sluret baarot neb.
% Seilene begpnote mart at Ilaa beftio.
"Stst pet!" raabte ies. "&om aaterlo her iii
SasbOrbs Sraier! Suit nu! 8aaosmanpeu er Dner,
borb!"
Natn Spbioielie 9iOrbe min stemme tlanofu(b INN
Ell 9rompet, % begse Bagters RuuoItabcr ,pu ln.
benoe lnnss SGttet. Seilenes 9iiten, 9rompuiroen
Of mango 6poSer, mine esne ug 5ultenes S}oob frer.
bragte, oil man let %iuritaa, ct iurIaroeliat spettofsL
Watirlisots bnuoe ieB ~fOruoiet, at bet life pilbe ppre
iarli8t at lnoe Stibet iau BAT Sell. @inOeu por nit.
NOT iriit, men BOG life iuu teri, ct bore epjrer Mine
friitss mere, END be tunoe taale, Ga besuSeu borbe
Ssen ~betpoelis la9t fig.
Sp itprteoe 2gmmermauoen ON oouite GSt ~
bar, ipntes jes, temmelis pr al ben Soils, han homie
fat tiQips.
"Soao er paai9rOe? Spao oiploer oft nette 90
brDleoe ban, ioet ban iuaiebe fra Sibe iii cine e,tor-
Ion' Stibet Iinsreoe; tbi ri bapoe M Sgeu tnsrs
"~SaaSsmanoen er ialot pperbUrol" roob,p 10, b,,,
! gret, % bet bar npbusnoist OF raabe bcit: III oor,
men al Seilene bar beogpenbe.
"Sissr &c SaaosmunbsnP ?" ItrauleSe han,
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

bes beraf, ps life tunoe unolabe at iple mig itclt p9
lptfelis pper at bare lert at fjenoe % BABE tunnel
sisre 9to9et for ct iaa bginoet S9ien.
Seq pasiebe paa life at saa lGnsere a~9terpper emo
til Meioupantet, iaa at Gprniib life tunoe mere eno
utDpelis finite bore s%tiitelier, us ba ri i~aalebes /
npsen lib baobe p~araberet paa 39ttet, BAD ies benbe
itaa ueb sibeiartDiet, bpiltet ies bapoe iut aasien.
Seq its ba pp, tos burtis no aasieu, ps latte ben
paa Siaiten.
sob paa oen," iasee iea, "iaa ben lite ialSsr
pperbprb."
% berpaa st ies iise ben til Gprniib.
"stprer ben itst?"
"Spm ct 9ps."
Seq lnsos Gitsrmiobas min Yiiat ct al Sices
f~artsierue. Sar bu Jet benz"
"giei.~
"@iaaite lisser ben Styrburbs gaab."
USea FOB. ipm is isste. narmeoe mig til Grstsn
R~pbsrticn, % iasoe burtis:
"snis 9sm bort M. ooh 9em tlpbs til Saattsn
oa bsi Dem. gaa neb 9sres Sugar % Ihit 9rust
Sul be aleber, De bar paa, %iamm'en, % siem benz
i~aal9use."
Senbes inaa 5soOsr bar bense iaste bort, iSsi bun
bsiebe fig neo Ssioe meo &eften.
Oft par rplist iOruo, os Snsen par neoe paa 29i'
let. Seq fob meo Saauben paa Sasien, psnispe nosle
Sefauoer. % itpote ben iaa pperbprp.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Miaet (&irie) TOM Seoer.

9etts Sluss @rGs tribes bebit paa
for, rig, los % sOot imulbret S%Orbbuub.
5rset er, liseium alpper. % 9imptbis
5rs, meaet flint us imaat, % bette or
Srunoen til, at bet aloeles er "ultiftet
for tuns Spro, Der panitcli9 laoer lis
imuIbre. @n tompatt, tlns 9ersSpro
tan alisepel, iaairemt ben er rig %
pulperiisrst ristis i'm, sipe ct ristis
soot uobptte, men ben Slass Soros
bunS frRper utrOlist meset Nrbsibe for
OF Iaa ben iau lin, ium ben bsr pare.
Sra 16 til 40 Quarts Iaaes pr.
Were, eiterium Sprbbunoen er, 9iben,
ba Street iaues, os tilise tummer bet on
paa, bpprtil nan bill BRUCE @rGsiet.
eaaes bet tiolist us tpft, Do pil Sset
bllpc meget fnere, eno ON Der iaacs
tpnot, Os ale Slass 6~Gtrenturer ipnes
bcore pm Oct, buis bet life er meaet
srupt. Man fan sierue laoe Saar
% saloe tontme oeriuo ps foripne fla
al bet ipirenbe @r9s, men aloria
riaa De iaa Sop III at abide bet ristis
inaut. Staar Grrsiet temmeIig tpnOt, oa
oil Ell pasieuOe aibeituils al BEN 5lass
SmaaiG bicra3e iii, at @rasiet iSreoer
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

"Petite Republique" | Baris bar
nplis ienot en- Of fine &eportere til en-
BoisiD boenoe 6erre peo Naun Yreupt
on Sanornp, ION ncunli9 paaltaar oeo
Sj9lp of Goiionite 8onosraier pg Weis
f~rofoner, at bdpe lGrt Sgnieiproget.
5Or at ~pperbsuiie Repprteren ON fin
Spoaselies 3iliurlaoelisbeo. Git Bre'
pot on Saurrap en- Spaiertur iammen
meo BAN ! Duesnen af 8pen. 5oran
en- 2anbeienoum laa be en- Slot Sgus
unoer GnfDriel al en- Sane, Der bette
Eieblif ubitebts ct Ifinsrenbe "&itrifi."
NSsr,A iasbe Brepot, "Sanen tiger:
Oct CT imuft 8eirl" Solen ~ifinnebe
osiaa pirfelig. "8i uil," fortiatte
Bbilolusen, "prspe benne Sfrisebals
meb en- 2ssn, fsrit paa 5ranif, iioen
paa SsnieiprO9et." Og meo en- 3ors
oenitemme ifres ban: Get resner."
Ssnieielifabet iOrifrRfteoes fsrit peo
bette 2ilraab, men iprtiatte bog iioen
rolis at ipiie SOrn. BreoOt tp9 MI Op
al 3ommen ct liOet Snitrument, ipnl
ban ftaf | Munoen for beore at funne
eIterabe !Senienes StrubetOner. San
nbitsote no9le 2po, Tom bar Sunrna-
lilten nf%orltaaelI9e, men life SBn Iene.
8isie iaa betpmret op paa Simmelen
o9 ipntes at giDre fig fGroi9e til 5lugt.
Sanen oerimpO, Der inart baooe Opers
beuiit fig ON &biIologeus 2ggnagtisa
beb, nermeoe fig benue meb opreiit
Sam % 8reoe8Itri9. Yreupt beg tils
iioe for ben Opbioieoe Sane % iasoe
benpenot til &epOrteren: "@r De MI
U%perbeOilt? Wten ri Ifal MI berpli9e
Sgniene i9ien. Seq taller M til Gem
paa SsnieiprOset: "9Uem pil BABE
Mais, uom9rfet MaiS?" Stror inbtoa
Sanen % Sgniene en- auben Solonins
u9 tranete fig iluttenbe ON 8jpot for
at inbta9e bet ueltOmne 3raftcment.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
8 rette 3to.

Oct er paa 1iben at iGtte en- Stups
per for BlRre. Os Rpreipsoumme, naar
blsie Sr9aner bier 3ilbsieligbeo til
u~uirfiombeb. Den innbe 1ilifpnoelie
til 8ir!iUmbso, iom be fdar sjennem
Suitettsr'S Nape Bitter, frier fra ens
buer ouerben9enoe 5are % aipenoer
iaaoanue 5arer iom Brigbt's Spgboms
men % Suiteripse. Matbeoen ira Nps
reipsbomme iorDser 3ilb~eieltebeben til
fronif Rbeumatisme, @igt p9 Batter
iot, % ba 8tobet s%jennemiiles unoer lit
2sb siennem bisie Oraaner, pirfer Bit
teren I tpbbelt eoot Giemeo. Meoicis
men er life opbioienbe, ipm be pirrenoe
Wfibler, Der saar | Sanbelen. Ralaria,
ilet 5~orogielie, 6oritoppelie % Rerups
iitet belbreoes fuloit9noiat. Chen OPP
tomiten af Spsoommen Ga Grippe, er
Sitterens 5ortrinlisbeo blepen bepiit
iom ct Ofiobel til at belbreoe % fore
bpsse ben. (Wtai.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
On afopo @enmefepem.
Maotipn, Mtnn.

s 9eneois bsoe nplis at S%nluen5a
Eatriarten aaroinal asoitini. Sans
8so b~efla9ebes If belle 8e~folfninsen.
Den giosbe bapoe nemlis fra fin tibs
lisite unaoOm fun leoet for De Sattise.
Qlt boao ban eieoe, gap ban benz. Spm
lioen @ut itial ban Jig pite bort meb
ben BAN tiloelte Mao - ban nebItamz
mebe fra en- rig Bprserfamilie i Ere
uiio - os braste ben til fattise 8srn,
Tom ban flenbte. Spm Brett braete
ban fin &ptfepise / 5prtpilelie, ba ban
nemlis retiom bet bar, / beubes Sras
oar, tos al Maben bort fra Spiietams
meret % ale &lRber fra @arberoberne
os ubbelte benz til be 5attise. Som
Brett par ban tro mob bisie fine 8aner
lisc til Slutninsen al fit 9ip. San
bebpebe fun ct tibet @erelie i bet pragts
iulbs BALLADS, iom bar blepen anniit
Yatriarfen, til 8plis, % bette gerelie
bapce bet tarpelisite Msblement. pans
BOrb uar bet iimpleIte, nan naiten FAY
tanfe fig. Speralt, bpor Der fanbtes
Nsb % Glenoisbec, iaaes ban per.
ipnlis. llnoer &oleraepioemien beisste
ban be e~lenbisite Sptter % OpbOlbt Jig
uben Srpst peb aulerapatienternes
Spseleie. Gan bplbt Jig altio fra Hps
it'll, ps ben Tale, ban bplbt i Wartus.
tirten efter Tasianantes Nttentat paa
Song nmbertp, er uforslemmelis. Sez
folfninsen / 8eueois falote BAN ben
bellise Rano." 9a bans 8rober loa
for gsben, tos oenne Yatriarfeus S9ns
Der ps iasbe: "2ilsip 8rober, at ies
life bar uNnapnt big til 6prpalter al
mine ggrns 5urmue men oiue S9us
Der er liseiom siennembprebe, De fan
life bOloe paa 9en9e."
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
1sei I uIstpi 90 Veitsperf.

&c ileite Soft itaar | ben 6crmcnlna,
at bet Fri, DC al ben SloBa Tar bru0t
lioite 8inter, bet mua MI tu.tes no Uco
at bGn9e noe / fri giit, Tor oct patte8
neb for Sommereu. GriarinQen 9oots
aigr, at bette life i~orholoer Jig ldo,
tpertimpb or en- i0noan 6rem9nn9s-
maaoe ifaoeltg. alGocrue tr9u9er tn9en
9uitnin9; be bar 10 uGret / Brig ON
8iuteren - Og be Ileite al benz loe /
8eir pg 8ino % autOe - % Oct uil
oa let tunne %ioritanes, at DC imaa Wfpls
iIuer, ium hpucr cmtrinG a a oct
uarme &eir letter inb, ilnar neb pno
benz. gintertsi ital Blot bantcs "a
bsrites itrar igr BET paIf2s ueo, tbi life
ct Eieblit fan man uEre iiffer for DC
lmna SnplteoDr, o9, bar De igrit iuus
oct Anlebnlu9 III at lR30e line gGg
oeri, oil olsie iittert nnrettc EOelRss
9elie, ~eiterat alRoerue er ueOpatieoe.
Gum Camphor er bet beoite Stoi al
itrs / &ufierten eler &asien, men bi8ie
maa pGre t9tte. @ntelte brlser at
tlabe benz tiaise meo 9iGrepapir inos
gf GampbOr bruses pmtrent
ct Iuno i bper aufiert. Get at alGz
bsrites riatis apbt, for be neos
er naiten bet @istisite.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

"@anIte uomarfet!" bpiItsoe jes, Os sreb benoes
Saanb.
Seq itiaeoe benoe lise peo bet t~iloaftebe Sfplisbt,
iaa at bun i~tjules al @ieianmaiten ipr Manbeu tis
rors, ps ies talote b~ereiter paa gaaosmanben.
Sun itlsnnebe al min Zone, bpao bet sialbt, ps
itpnote fig irem iom en- Manb, Der ital mOptase en-
geialina.
Scr er bun" iasoe jes, ipst ies tps ban, ueb Grs
men % penote BAN ben mob bet Steb, bpor Grsten
&pbertiOn fob sanie ubeuaselis. "5ur Cubs Stplb,
saa iOruo itrug! ipilb insen 9ib!"
Gan git ben til benbe os iasbe:
"3et er leit, at jes life fan il Dem prbentlis, 5rs'
ten. 3eripm bet bar lpit, lao teuter jes, ri ifulbe
fnn ie en- patfer Sgmaub, netpp iaabau en-, ipm letter
Snaapiserne 5luer Sppebet.
% termeb uinieoe ben tiafte 5pr ueo Saanoer,
ines Jig ION en- Stpsse bort ira Sptten, % ies iaa
BAN ~ioripiupe Mgrtet.
"9u," iasee jes til benbe, "nu ~bespuber 2raseoien.
8i maa 9aa up % neo paa 99itet, iaa Manbeu tils
rprs tan ie ps. SUlo Dem paa penitre Sibe al 9af.
lei. Ter er bet beiere, END bppr jes ital saa, % De
pil ~iaalepes ie bpiere uo..
vi bespnoie at panbre pp % neo.
uastet jes par itGrft optasst al bort 5oregapsube,
ianbt ies bog lib til at bsunbre 9isens Mpb. Sen.
bes b~sibiertebe % beriise ajaibeb sop ct iaa ifjsnt
nbirpi for benbes enselpe 8aratter, at jes bpbt gre.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
SiGlp ior DC a

S99eiianoen tienber intet leeemlist
Slbebefiubenbe, frRpenoe meoicinif Be
banoling, ipm fUraaria9er bets Dire
ItBrre 8nmmer % 9loelie, END buao Der
/ alminbeli9beo CT tienot unber Napnet
"apinoeipsoCmme." nbeloiguis critic,
rer Der paa iamme Tio, bpueoia9elig al
oelitate SepG99runOe, en- Unit til at
inbrsmme 9iliteoepGrelien al benne
Sp9opm, ia enbo9 slpe en- BLOT Sentpbs
ming BERTH. @uoel er / 8irfeli9beben i
ben Grab fintfslenbe / benne Senleenbe,
at De pil 9aa / @rauen Tom Wartprer,
bellere euo at aabenbare oereS 2ioeiler,
ps loet be er uuioenoe ON, at De fan ers
boloe ct Q9gemiooel uoen at raaoipsrge
Ell 2e9e. Der er imiolertio ct iaaoant
Wtlobel, ~iiffert, burtis pirfenoe % frais
ti9t, iUm Tan lees af ielgenoe anbefa.
ling fra Mrs. @la 8ierce, 345 Snoi.
II Iue., Epleoo, Ohio, Der forefoms
mer | ct Srep til Or. Beter 5abrnep,
bpis Ipertis cement finbes / bette Nums
mer. Naunte Dame Ifriper:
"gar al ben @obbeb at ienbe mig
GsentsS etinselier for Sals af Or. 8es
ter's Kuriko. Seq peb, boao ben er,
TIL je9 bar brilst ben ielp. Seq bar /
aareuis lioenbe al De for 8plnbes SpItes
met eienbOmmelise Speopmme % blep
bebanolet af mango 2e9er, uoen at err
bOlbe nusen 2inbrins. Seq bleo bels
brebet peo at BRUCE 4 SLATER ai 81.
8eter's Kuriko, % bar M ueret fulb.
fpmmen friif / 5 Nar.
s getrastnins af Sasens belifute
Ratur, er ct iaaoant 8ionesbpro af mere
enb a~lminbeli9 8erbi.
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"5a, buuO ital oi 9jGre? Oct er iur nrrit I'll
tlnne finoe bam."
"SaotIt er bet be-" ranbte ban, bGs iom Ell nav
"9oao er Der at 9jsre? San er l~GrgeIiocn Pr'''1
M! vi fan life iinOe BAN! Gin 9cres &c'@IH57j
StDrmanO!" % ban itreg til 6Ulene: "gtH D" vi
babe VtnIterne Operbpro? gil 8 blipe OoerboIt d I
lprlte Stb, ri mpoer, og bliuc bGn8t bper @''|
SlGl, bare fprbi 8aabsmanben er gaaet o%rer00Y
Seq itoo 2e, iaa neb Gauost, O8 H0'i'oN 7
ta9elier Tor at piie min SOrs uuer Sa6et Al 9'a'
11unoen.
Stepens greb mig slrnleu. i
"@tp 8eres 8eialiuser, tiger je9 Gem" "1,
ban. "SaaOsmanoen CT orutnet, b0rer g, o5 w"l
al0re, boaO pi uiI, iua Ter ri bnm alorig mere II
no til 6OIfene for bOab De euo 9jpr! gap o. |
tHlot l9jen, elcrs gnar bet galt!" j
Der er uel life gluoet Tor" iagoe ieg ttllgN''''..
re9et moOitrabenOe, % lob ~iorOpcr til 99tte0s o
tant for at gipe mine 0rOres. 8eO at bale 6''"9
ietlsitiroer til 2uuart, itratfe paa Ngtcrbral'E0F u
Op g~teianen, % braie 5orrGeruc ian l~anS'''''' !
ol tlnoe, If ri Stibet til at ialoe. 3pmWe'H",.
u%rbeioeSe, iOm ban par gal, freq bele 9iOe0, al
u rlllteoe Wiaiterue, iaa uiloe Allelanin1en 9as,s
BLUE bGn9t, % tit pep fine Strig % ApIgIps"2
6olteHe I~aaleoes til at ~aultreuse il8, at ot w. n
rettet mere paa ct &parter, eno Der unpsr l@pVT N
SmitGnbisbeoer bleU siort ire @anse iaa .a"S
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