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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-03
You Are Interested Why Not Read This.
Worst fo-mof LaGrippe Cured in "a hours.
NO, THEY ARE MOTOR SALE.

8
NO, THEY ARE NOT FOR SALE
Below we give the names in the
United States who voluntarily gave their testimonials of
many Of to twenty years standing
We refer the reader to OF the names given below
Gen Jas o9gss anssy e. RspH w and fsemp"
Gen. G. M Turner Atty Gent Of Ienn Rheumatism 60 years.
Exov Il Hubbard Texas Mother cured of Dyspepsia an
Debility -
Rev. jones' Gainesville Wife cured Of Nervous Headache
GO years standing3 ;, p..u,,-
r. r. Small Atlanta Catarrh rwentY-sx years standing)
Rev. G. Wright Chattanooga enn Son cured of Epilepsy (six
R. B. s jones, Sarisk Va Neuralgia and LAeRIppE
3 "; Cheek Norfolk, "a, LASRIppE 49,, pu....
Col. l. W. Avery, Atlanta Kidney Troubles and Paralysis
Major Charles W Hubner Atlanta Nervous Prostitution
Rev. A. Lawes Winchester, kan lntammatory Rheumatism
a. Blaekna Atlanta AGRIPPE Worst form Cured in "a
Hon J. Lyle Senator 9th District Ga Wife cured of Neuralgia
W. T. Shepherd Ca Infammatuy rheumatism. Severe cae
Mrs. Joe Davis, Texas; Coughs and Hemorrhage
Rev. Vaughan Canton Nsus F and Liver nsnl Trouble
Rev. R. Gwaney Greensboro y G, LAGRIPPE and Dyspepsia
E sansv G P yeaT T
j. B. Legg, St Louis. Catarrh and LAGRlPPE.
NJ. Whitman St. Louis Eczema .on,ra.
Rev. Ewia, d. d. Nashville Tenn, Dyspepsia and LAGRPPE
Rev. W E Cunningham D. D. Nashville Ed S. S. Literature LA
D. C. McAlister, Chicago LAGRIPPE. Worst form.)
Rev. W. B. Norris Ashley, ILL.,, Spinal Meningitis
Dr. j. Coleman Liberty Kansas LAGRPPE and Rheumatism VERY
seyere)
U.s. NJ setor Chicago LAGRIpPE and Rheumatism.
Rev. Clark Mcrgo Teaxas Child cured Of summer complaint
J. j. Scrugg Sdon, Miss Child cnred Of Summer Complain
Hon H. j. Chamberlain, Chicago LAGRIPPE and Dyspepsia
H. Shawhan Cynhana Ky Paralysis Eight years stand g
r. Gray Pqua Ohio, Rheumatism, and LAGRIPPE
John f. Goman, Cincinnati Ohio LAGRIPPE and Rhenmam
Rev. Samuel H. Schwartz, Chicago Caarh aud LAGRtpPE
Rev. w. b. Wells, Birmingham LAGRIPPE and Rheumatism.
Rev R. H. Rivers D. d. Louisville KY Neuralgia and Dyspepsia
Rev. g. W. Winn Nashville Tenn, Dyspepsia aud hAGRlPPE
sThe lamented Henry W. Grady said of GERMETUER-"I b.
lieve it to be the Ultima Thule of Medicines
We could fill this paper with Of people who have
cured by the KGs ROYAL GERMETUER
but consider the above sufficient.
We having with and all the country the dreadful
scourge LAGRPPE Hundreds being cured right here
in few hours by taking TEAsPooSFULs of GER
METUER oSE-HALF WATER EVERY
HOURS. 1t is peasan take glass of lemonade
For sale 81 per bottle by all Druggists Manufactured by
KINGS ROYAL cERMETuER CO., Atlanta, ca4
ian 90
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-03
DURHAM RECORDER.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 5, 1892.
local and Other News,

LOCdI ana OLHef news
MIR. J. w. Hackney, 0f
Chatham county is visiting the
editor Of this paper.
MIR. WI. Freeland, one Of
THE RECORDERS strongest
friends was in the city last week
visiting his son, Mr.. Joe Free
land. We are always glad to-
see him.
We call attention to the d =
vertisement of Blood Balm Co., 4
Of Atlanta. Their medicine is
regarded as one Of the finast
blood purifiers to be found. Ask
your druggist for it.
Read advertisement Of w.
ID. Foster, assignee. offering
goods for sale at lowest prices
He has q large line Of dry goods,
notions, groceries &C., which he
is bound to close ont. Call at
j. w. Markham's store, next to
Banner Warehouse.
No Democrat can afford to
be without The DURHAM RE-
coRDER in 1892, and no Repub-
lican should be without ii. This
will be q Presidential year, and,
from present indications will be
one Of the most important in
political history.
"A Dnrhamite says Harri-
son really ought to be relieved
Of the Chill business. He has
postmastsrs to appoint, and
ducks to slaughter; and he must
keep an eye on Cleveland, or
some one about CIeyeland's
size.
"A friend asks why don't The
RECORDER print the death and
a short history Of great men
who die across the water. Our
answer Is this: Ii would not in
tersst our readers; we note the
fact and that is sufficient; and
toe, we all know that kings and
grandsons of mOnarchs are but
men, and death does not hest
tate to knock at the palace gate.
Ii is right and natural that we
should write and speak
well of DUR departed friends
nearer home; our people expect
il. They are within the bond of
sympathy which embrace us.
But have you ever thought
about! II is SAID every time the
clock ticks some one dies; our
feet are to stop in this journey Of
life. After little while we are
70 take up our residence some
where else. We come to look
upon our life as something solid
and substantial and enduring
maybe, but il is not. Ii il a
good thing for US all no
doubt, TO 20 down TO the floods
that separate time from eterni-I
~ and listen and listen TO the
surges as they Thunder upon
the shore. That tends To enobleI
our purposes and ehasten our
ambitions Death knows no
courtesy, and he cares net for
surroundings. Pictures and
sculpture Of snowy whiteness
silken tapestry and crimson up
holsterY are nothing more 10
death than the barred walls and
roughly hewn rafters Of the
poorest in the land. The kings
palaces cannot bride death: they
have 70 lie down together with
their fellow man as bedfeIlows
in the house appointed for all
men living. He brings lords
end senators and presidents and
eInperOrs and shepherds and
ploughmen ard mechanics all
down 70 the Same level in that
strange wayside inn called the
grave.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-03
Death ot col. ". ii. Jordan.

We regret 70 announce the
death Of our esteemed friend,
Col. w. II. Jordan, Of Orange
county, which occurred at his
residence last week. Col. .Jor-
dan was one Of the most prom.
inent citizens Of that county.
loved and respected by his
neighbors. He was for fifty
seven years d subscriber 10 this
paper. lie was one Of ii strong
est supporters. Peace TO his
ashes.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-03
Jurors Tor tho March Term Of tho su.
psrIUr Court,


FIRsT WEEK.-@B w Barbce. OK
Proctor, Obe Carver, T n Cheek. 10.
scph Atkins, sr., q II Watson. w
w Ellington, Calvin Nichols, III nj
Goes, w w HamIin, n ID flaming.
Allen Iatta, w ] Sherun, A A sears.
w \ Earwood, w ii Couch. IL ii
Bass, ] III Lyon, IN Lynn, R " j
Happier, u Carpenter, j M Hutch.
ings, Redin n Green, i A Watts. ii
q Brown, T. ] Mangum, j Il gnslt,
Henry O'Bricn, II Il Brock, Joe Stan.
ley, Jno N BlackwoOd, ID N yickcrw
w 4 Pierce, W A Muse, WIN Brown
ing, Rufus Laid.
SECOND WEEK. -R N Jones. q w
Barbee, ] d Christian, Jas II Cain.
Jr., w A Shaw, X i Hanks, A Il
Umstcad, Thos DAVIS, NJ Al Wilker.
son, a u Elliott, Al Il Barbcc, Joseph
u Iilluy, John y Long, j IL Sham
blcy, M II Page, j II Berry, AdoI.
phus Khcw, James q Green.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-03

W. n. Yearly has just re.
csiyed q Fresh supplypi garden
seeds. SEQ what he says in an.
other column; ho also keeps a
fresh supply Of druggs. lie ask
through these columns for share
Of your patronage. lie guaran.
tees satisfaction TO all. We trust
his trade will continue n Ii has
been In the past. lie deserves
II; ha holds the confidence uf all,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
/. a CANARY BIRDS ACT.
It,sssn. . Good Dssi More Like Reason
Th.n Iastinct.

Th"u Iustinet.
Ny canary bird Noah II singing
over my head an unusually beautiful
and cheering song says writer In
he Philadelphia Times. and / fancy
that his ciaar notes are due to tho
6lever trick he performed one morn .ng
ntAly. The night before had been
very cold but the sun rose warm and
Ne chill wind had departed. so that
thcn Noah In his pretty, clever way.
begged me to let him have little iy
around the garden. opened the win
dow and bade him 60.
On these rare occa ions he waits
for my whistle 70 tell him times up.
but on this occasion had not more
thar seated myself ut my work when
I saw Noah ut the window pane Twas
surprised. but concluded he had found
tho air unpleasantly cold: SO raised
the sash 10 admit him.
But as put out my hand to take
him he dew back into the garden. l
laughed at his play, for, took II to be
that and went back to my seat. In
another minute. however, I heard a
Hutter OF wings once more against the
klasA ard saw Noah there again.
Calling 10 him that was not 10 be
fooled again. l kept my seat but no
continued to throw himself 80 violent
" against tho pane that was afraid
he would kill himself; SO / once more
opened the window.
Az soon as did so. he iiew away as
before, but this time IL dawned on mo
that he might mean something by his
conduct ] stepped out into the gar
den. where he greeted me with burst
Of joyful song. ana few away just u
few feet ahead OF me. looking back as
he fluttered on. i followed and he
led me to rose bush ut the other end
OF the garden. but could not see what
brought him. until, with q series Of
loud staocat0 notes he few down be-
side heap OF yellow leaves
Then ! saw. lying there what !
took to bel dead canary. but when
stopped and took it up In my hand IL
stirred feebly. The poor little Great
ure had evidently been out all night
In the cold and was almoss frozen. but
ON my placing 1t near the stove In a
spool basket on soft bed OF cotton. IL
gradually revived
/, Noah was delighted. and would fly
from me back to the invalid twenty
timss n minute trilling his prettiest
songs and hopping about the other
canary With his saucy head on one
ssd6 md chirping: How are you now.
brothor!" rs plainly rs II he said It.
n ! have advertised for the lost birds
owner. and no ono has appeared rs
yet though he still wears a. he lis
tons to Noah's joyous trilling. rather
languid air
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
COUNTRY JOURNALISM.

Some Of the Tr,ais sni Tribslatioas oe
tho One -lIorss Editor.
The labors OF the editor in chief OF
che little village newspaper forty five
years ago were mostly directed to
maintaining Its little subscription list
writes Colonel Mcclure in Lippincott's.
Every subscriber was personally
known to the editor In chief He
came In personal contact with them
during court weeks circuses militia
parsdes ETC.. when they would wan
der into the town and occasionally
drop in to pay their subscriptions or
make . close barter 70 pay for the
same IN country produce including
wood. potatoes turnips cabbages, etc.
The rural readers Of that day were .
frugal set and the question Of spend
ing tl.60 for . Newspaper was often .
matter Of tho gravest consideration
and frequently required the employ
ment Of all tho eloquence the editor
in -chisf could command to prevent
subscribers from stopping their paper
when they came TO pay their
BILLS The good old rule prevailed.
and was Haunted under the editorial
head OF the paper. that under the
decision OF the postoifice department
mo newspaper could be discontinued
until ell arrcarages are paid" As an
illustration Of the important labors
Of tho editor-in- chief Of that day.
might mention ono typical case Of .
reluctant subscriber Who after trying
tho paper for six months brought in
small load OF half-rotted wood In
payment Of tho 75 cents due for his
subscription and ordered his paper
stopped After much pefsuasion
succeeded in getting suspension Of
Judgment on the subject until he
should como into town again. When
he returned some days thereafter he
said that he had consulted the women
folk about the matter and they had
concluded that they would continue
suothsp six months during the winter
ssasou. .ss the papers were very con-
veuient for tying up apple-butter
crocka"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23

It IL we'll known that dry sand II
one Of the best things that can b
used for killing the incipient oil fre
and some factories whore oil is used,
have been equipped with pals Of this
material In various departments Il
is now suggested that many dwelling
house hres caused by lamp explosions
might be Hverted BY keeping some Of
the ornamental vases In the rooms
filed with sand. 20 that II would be
always at hand and ready for use In
case Of need. A further incidental
advantage OF this preoaution L that
fragile pieces Of porcelain by being 90
ballasted would be rendered much
less liable y brcakage. Chicago In
- Ocean.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
Coulter Confesses.

For sometime the Free Methodists
have been holding revivals in various
parts Of Chippewa county. Miss Cusick
the woman evangelist, has been work
ing in the meetings and recently OF en-
cd services 1t tho Gregg school houfe,
about twelve miles from Ssult Ste.
Marie. on Hay Lake. =
Among those who attended was Will
lam Coulter who murdered his aged
father Jan. Al, 1891. He listened for
. short time to the exhortations after
which he seemed visibly affected. and
IL was announced that he could proba-
bly, confess the following night.
Tho news spread rapidly and At the
appointed time more people had gath
cred than the building would hold.
They met with no dissppointment. Hs
arose and confessed everything laying
all the blame on himself.
Hessaid he was going TO Heaven ifhe
had 10 60 through Jackson, and he may
get chance. Y
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23

B At Superior real estate is taxed this
year sum equal to the price paid for II
two years ago, And real estate deal
ers claim thst the tax is only fair
assessnent upon the present value Of
the land. Waugh! but that is q great
city-for taxes. AZ fgsS
Governor Winans has ordered an Of
ficiAl investigation Of the charges 6led
against William r. Riggs, prosecuting
attorney OF Schoolcraft county. The
charges embraced official misconduct
refusal or neglect TO prosecute keepers
Of houses Of ill-fame. violaters Of the
liquor laws, etc.
J. d. Henry, who was arrested on
suspicion Of theft at Champion, Sun
day morning, was acquitted
Monday. Mr.. Geo. Hsgerman. the
complainant, stated that he had
been robbed OF o sum OF money and
accused Henry Of the theft. He had
no proof to bear up his supposition and
rather than carry it to the courts he
paid the costs and let il drop.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
Murder at Corinne.

Az two o'clock Thursday morning.
Jan. II, . fearful tragedy occurred in the
saloon Of Dominick Potvin, at Corinn%.
It was simply saloon row from be-
gining to end. The participants were
Donald McArthur, Charles Spung aud
Daniel Beatin. The particulars as
given by the bartender are that the
men mentioned were playing cards and
drinking during the evening and rot
quite boozy.
The quarrel commenced in the morn
ing, over . bottle Of whiskey which
Beatin and Spung seemed to own. It was
place ON the counter and when the own
ers were not looking, McArthur put Il
in his pocket. It was soon missed and
Macarthur was accused Of stealing Il.
He gave IL mp, said he only did Il IN
fun and didn't want row, but II they
did he was ready. Spung and BeaAin
then attacked him, one in front and che
other behind. Macarthur attacked
Spung Arst and soon laid him out. He
then went and sat down but soon went
out Of doors Spung ssd Besaip vspt
10 bed n the botsl.
A search was made for Macarthur
and he was found dsad In Che rear of
the saloon, with several knife wounds
and covered with blood. An inquest
was held and Bsstin and 6pung were
taken care of by the sheriff.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
A Sensation at Marlnette.

- ~'~~~e es~
Some time ago report was started
that DR.. Gregory, q prominent physician
Of Marinette, had outraged q l4-year
old girl named Camille Steinbach, and
the report was traced to DR.. Golfer; o
rival physician of that city. To resent
the slandsr Dr. Gregory horse Wiped
DR.. Golfer on the street aud was shot
BY Golfer.
After recovering from the wound DR..
Gregory commenced libel suit against
DR.. Golfer. The girl refused to testify
in the circuit court and DR.. Gregory
had her deposition taken before justice
of the peace. In this she swore that the
whole story was concerted scheme ON
the part Of DR.. Golfer aud her father,
. prominent liquor dealer, for the pur-
pose Of blackmafhng DR.. Gregory.
The suit ended Thursday in complete
victory for Gregory who will probably
get verdict for heavy damages.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23

A good Investment il . bottle Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, for u mover disAp-
points. Price 25 cents per bottle.
Sold by AL dealers. slr Il
Many discard the old remedies =
Persons who have tried anodynss in tho
form Of opistss and various so-called
specifics for rhusmatism,. have all
discarded them y WORTHLESS, and now
give Salvation on their unqualified
indorsement. Ptice 2S cents.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
e 90 q q t.

5~leoepriien iibite llge uur IA Gents.
- ajpbmano Martin SaafOnien og
g~p9trpitcr 8. @nsen bar tlebt 9per i'm
9Ot pna @o'bingtOn Street, imellenl
So. Sut6inious % 8. S. Sobniens
@ienoommc, for $3.50 pr. Got. De
agter at bp9ge | ell u3r 5remtio.
The Christian Endeavor Society
boloer en- Lawn Sociable hos &nub
9bompion 3ursOa9 Giten ben 2Soe os.
aaser, Safe p.i.o. ~ierperes.
- Senrp ellington / Galmar, ipm
ben Abe Suli liable Den tiplisere pms
talte iarlise &jsretur, er nj tummet fig,
iua ban otter forbes noe.
gn pnsre, usiit 5armer, SIR.
Glemme @pr5etb, en- S%l9gtnins af Sim
Marluw, bgoe | 9Droa9s al Speran-
itrenselie / bet beoe @eir % rimcli9pis
osiuu Splitit i SOrbinoelie bermeo.
- Dper ct Sres peue Sroncos6eite
al beore Race ial9es / Deune llse pris
bat ube i Stodparoen, Os paa 9srbaa
peb pffentlis Guttiou.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Suit eaer
(af Dag &lutte" for 1880

Naar bet re9ner ben 2ben eller Mfas
rla Seissellesbas, oil 8e9nen sjerne
pehpare | "a Gage eiter ~binanoen, men
bet er life altio iaa piit.
Geripm bet re9ner ben 2Ooe, eaer
Warsaretba Dag iprpentes en- paao
Splt, % me9en ilet 5rem9ans paa Sass
ielnsooer.
Naar 8 Spnoase isr ben 25oe eaer
ct. Sncrbs Dag, baue paret flare, for
baabeoe be @amle ct goot &ornaar.
Sape oerlmpo bisie Gage baut mesen
Guatisbeo, pil aprnst blipe til Wibels
maacisbeo. ct. Sacobs Bags (25be)
6ormtooas siper Sepret for Suul til,
fleioe, men Gitermicbasen ital uiie,
bpao @epr man eiter SUM- oil bape al
pente. Stinner Solen tlar ben Dag,
iormobes en- tplp us itrens @inter; reg.
ner bet, betesnes berimoo en- milb Bin
ter oermeo. os ON bet babe resner %
Der thinner Spel tilise, betpoer bet H.
ben 5rust. 9enne Dag fables e0ers
Rcrse ct. Saeob Spatbat.
Den 27be sler Martbas Dag fables
i Rprse Martba 8ai5.Sie, iprbi maj
paa ben Dag sjerne iuaer flor % n,essl
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Neoaftpren paa VrGoifes
ifolcu.

Sra en- al gperne / Strdbptms 91ll
meooeles iptgsnoc til "Nprrtelje 3ios
ming: Gebattgren / DOR @p or en- mes
get mil pg bpg9ell9 Ntano, ionJ iaoz
pibt 9jer!iG Tiger at urre Geuncr meo
ale. Stfe Ijclben bar oct brnot, at Ean
bar uGret 6ormano REQ 5ptalafbplos.
mgoer. Meu ban iora9ter beller life at
beiDge bort imutte Sotel. On Giten-
Iioitc gu! - ppbplot ban fig paa iiblts
nGpnte Steo iammen meo Dor 9relt,
ION oe3YRrre er Ell alminoeli9 befjenot
3~rnttenbolt, % Der b!ep orrffet iaa
tappert, at ba be 10 Serrer euoelig
Ifuloe brpoe op, ipnteS &eoaftpren. bet
life life bar ipriparligt at gaa fra Ires
ten, iaa meget mere lom ocnne maatte
no iii Ell 2anbsfirte for at - prGoite.
De ful9tes altiaa 40 og naaeoe p~irtelt9
Safriitiet uoen pioere Guentpr. Nen
oa bar bet albeles fOrbi meb &raitens
8r9iter. San fnroe umnli9t prRoite.
AQi9epel prpoifeoes Der ben Sgnoag /
% ON @itermiooa9en bar Der
en- liulis 2eleioneren Sp9oen runot:
"Sar on / Sirfen ioag?" "gtet".
set bar Sfaoe; tbi ri bapoe Ell M
Brett. "giei, jaiaa, bpem oa?" $50,
tent big til: Gebattpr t.. "Ga - ba
bal
90 bet bar p~irfelis ianot. 9a Ges
oaftDren iaa, at Ireiten par aloeles
~bialpelSs, tps ban af BAN &appe U9
&raue. 9erpaa iiprte ban Jig ielp pisie
@~mbeostesn, Os ueo Sjalp al 8reitens
Spncept uofsrte ban 8reItens @jernin9.
SaSefter iarot nut 9reiten fig foranles
ol9et til at isse @ntleoi9elie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
De Wor5fe I Spoafrtfa.
Bort Ratal, ODE SUM-.

Eintieba9en - ste Sum - bill l9nge
erinores al Norbmanbene / Bort Ratal,
tbt paa benne Gag inbpieoes ben iprite
norife 3irfe Der / Sponfrifn. gn bobs
belt S~Sitiosbag for bore i%fanoinapiite
2anbsmGnbl Naereoe 16oe Sanuar
bette Gar lagbes @ruubiteuen til benne
pr99tise ai~rfebp9ning, Der er bDaget /
gctif Stil eiter 5egnirg al Sr. arfiteft
@doff. airten er 62x27 SOB msb ct
70 Sob bpit 5aarn. Zen bar foltet
1900 Yunb, bporaf roo er afbetalt og
100 / aasie. Zen er lDs og pel pentis
leret, meo Snpeutar al lpit ferniieret
5llru, ornamentale b~oirpggeoe Stole.
Alieret prDbcs al cit imif 3aole | int
teret Warmor meo for9plote 6oriirtits
ger. 8ileoet, Ser enonu life CT i9roi9t,
loreltiaer a~riitu8 / 8jerlprG0lfencn.
5 airten finoes 200 SiOOeplooie, Der
paa Snopieliesoageu ale bar opta9ne.
allereoe SCI. q iprite 8inieoa8 laaes
Sfarer al pore fjRre 2ano3mpno, &os
l~oniiter % Sjofult, bragg aiiteo til bet
nDe, oafre 9 13bus. 9lpftcn 10 be-
9Dnote ben boitiOeIi9e gambling, iom
%lofprtes al ipl9eube 3ulunis liUnarer,
iom for anleOningen a fomue DID
meo: Yaitorerne s. Oitebro, q. Nitrup,
6unberleu, g. 9tilien, 9junoquilt %
6riltebt, ioruoen Menlgbeoeus 8reit,
=. Sfapem. geuue iibite talte parmt
% inoerli9t ouer l. Cor. 10, Bporeiter
ban erflGreoe airfcn inooiet. Canine
@itermiooa9 prnoifeoe Misiions~
pralt Nil5 @itrup, Og famine Sften ben
al iamtii9e 0tisiionGrer / 3ulu,
ben samle, Nrp2roig, Is. Sitebro, for
en- talri9 9llborerfreOs al l~faubinapllfe
9anosmenb. 2oen @iniebag iamleoes
man / Den nne &irte til nGrmere 8rGfz
telie angaaenoe Ben pnot9ntte "iri @panz
]eliItz2 utberife Gpuierence for Spb=
Oltafrica". Mpoerne er enonu life of
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26

Ga al Gecorab 8p8 Rlbre Soraert
er aigaaet peb DOZEN, nemlis Scr. s.
8. 9interman, rimeIisuis al ct Slastil.
tribe, ba 3soen Tom plubielio puer
BAN. GioObe bar fpbt i S6tueib i 1921
% opuaacoe altiaa en- aloer al II Gar.
80 War 9ammel tum ban uper til @me.
rita o9 bofatte fig i NGrbeoeu at Spils
plae; Z Var ieuere hpttebc ban til De-
.ornb ps table zig ct mutt % bpgaes
ll9t 0lem poa et Stptte 9auo beuueo
IN Attl SpS for 8pen. Z be fioite
liar lepcoe ban ium Gnfemano, pa bans
2 Born par aaereoe pauoret bort i en-
tIOlt9 NIoer. 5 6rebngs bolbtes Ses
3rnuelien, % en- talri9 Glare @enner
mpote irem. Giosbe e~iterlaoer Tia Ell
life nbctppeIig 6ormue.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
st farligt Sammeniteo

bapoe Bernard Sud fra 8luifton
1omailip Tor en- uges 3iO iibcn paa en-
S~ernbanereiie ira 9ecorab til Galmar.
uoe oeo &ortman 6armen fob ban paa
Slatiornen us l2nebe fig ub for at Ie
'remOoer, on Srosns Sibspas trai BAN
| 9Opeoet, Iaa ban ianoieslss ialot al
Iranst. &eriunaiet Omboro opoascoe
bet % bra9ie BAN til @almar, buor
sase to9 BAN unber 8ebanblins. s
Here Timer bar ban fra Snnbs % Gam.
ling, men par bog ct Bar 3ase ieusrs
''tanO I'll at penbe tilbuss til fit Sjem.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
1900 aarsaaa.

len: "5an sr en- 5rofotb.n. r.,
men les tror life, ban er pberbr,>.
ON ban isien Siloe giennemooo >,
Or. aeelep pplDier, at Of Be- r. eo 1
Wennsifer, ban bar beltrebst :.
1000 after blepne 2ranfsrs ~
fll1reOs, ON oi fan belbreOe 90 i ~, va q
men man iitdn better life furlonos =. :.
l'al 8lsre unocrsierninaer 90 b,rt..' :
you l0r slafsltei0rs. gi fan lille ,it,r
anren binOe gotienternes SoonS '''
Sinipel &efeftion: gao gm,.,..
erpeperer man Sub gatfus, men ivy
ift e"0H'' ) saarOen for euo Qmpr
Stor er Sinens, men epbnu
&uinpens Magt. '