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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20
A STRAY BuI.I.ET.

at q o'clock the advance picket,
whose station has been in tho woods
under n great beech tree during tho
day, is moved to the left hundred
feet, where he has tho cover of the
bushes. There arc bushwhackers and
guerrillas about. and they do not
hesitate ut assassination. It is 10
o'clock when the relief guard begina
it's rounds, aud ten minutes later be.
fore relieve the man on post No. 0.
As we change places lie whispers to
mo:
"Look off to the south! J have
felt pretty sure for tho last quarter
of an hour that some one was creep.
ing about in search of me-
1t is starlight night, but with
heavy masses of dark gray clouds
driving across the sky, and now and
then comes q gust of wind which
bends the treetops and rattles down
the dead limbs and dying Leaves. 1t
would be nervous night for ono in
a great city, while the farmer is wake
ful as che strong gusts shake the
house and whisk away the shingles
in want of nail. Here in the woods
with enemies on every side but tho
north-enemies who will not come
with shouts and in battle line, but
creeping and crawling like panthers
One feels q chill at every gust, and
his heart leaps into his mouth ut the
fall of q branch.
Hist j 1t is long half hour since
the tramp of the relief guard died
away. h1y ear has become accnstom.
ed to all the eounds created by the
wind. and start as this now and
strange sound reaches me.
Most OF the lenyes have fallen from
the tree and bush. and the scainper.
ing OF mouse can be heard yards
away. This sound is more liko q
footfall-like the cautious tread of n
man parting the hazel bushes and ad
yancing step by step Now he stops
to listen! Now he comes on again.
Now l catch the breaking of twigs
under his feet. Now he strikes a
spot from which the wind has cleared
everything. When the gusts come
they drown the noise. When the
wind dies out to n low sighing among
the branches, can catch almost ev.
cry footfull. I saw pigs in these
woods the other day, but pigs do not
roam about at night. There are
OF rossnms and coons, but they could
not crush twigs under their feet. A
horse or a mule strayed from campi
If 30, why 80 much caution /? One of
our scouts or spies returnipgf If SO.
he whuld advance, knowing that he
would be challenged before being
fired upon.
If challenge him / must reveal
my position, and he will perhaps
rush upon me. If / FIRE IN his direc.
tion at random. the reserve picket
will be aroused. and will be repri
manded and ridiculed. I drop to my
knees and noiselessly draw back the
hammer of my mnsket. Step! Step!
Step! Now he is just opposite and
only ten feet away, and i can make
out the black figure among the bush
es. Now he has passed; and nov his
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20

footsteps are dying away. | draw a
long breath of relief, Ihave escaped
him, and Ehave not had to take his
life to protect my OWN. The feelin,
is one of glad relief.
Hark 1t isn'trtive minutes since
lost his footballs, but now cato
them ngain. The fond is beating u;
the cover with grim determination I,
score victim before he is through.
This time ho must find me. He j..
coming on in strnight line. aud il
his impatience he is not as caution.
rs before. will not challenge him.
but fire the instant can make hin.
ont. With musket to my face an,.
fcger on the trigger I am waiting.
when n gun 10 discharged back ut til,
reserve. A loose mule knocked over
u stack of muskets, and one of them
was discharged. With tho report
comes full, II curse, groan. Tho
sounds aro scarcely twenty foct away
There arc no more footballs. wni,
and listen. but only tho sounds or,
ated by tho winds reach my enrs Ii
seems mn ago before tho rpliof com, q
up. l tell my story, and wo push
through the bushes and find tlcnd
mnn-long haired, ragged and wolf.
'sh-a typical bushwhucker Clinch
ed III his right hand is mnrderous
knife; in his left shot gun. From
the reserve the bullet found it's why
over bushes md between trooa 10
strike him in the hcart and lay him
low as ho hunted for a victim-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20
BLOOD! BLoODll BLooD!!l

To perform its proper function
must be kept pure aud healthy, else
the sytem will sicken, and disease
will attack some vital organ and EN-
tail intense suffering and certain
death. There is blood cure that
has been used for years and known
to all live physicians that has no su.
perior. 1t will thoroughly cleanse
the blood of all impurities, cure all
old sores. and make the blood rich,
red and healthy. We refer to DIR.
David's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsaparilla
Price, $1.O0 per bottle, six bottle for
$500 at D. w. Gills & Cos, Taze.
well. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20

b ;t can play anything by ear-and
| asked him il he could write it dow II
for me. Clauder can grasp aud write
music as quickly as stenographtr
o.n take dictation, and in an hour
or 80 L had the words and music of
After the Ball on paper.
"Well, gave the manuscript to
Doctor, and after rehearsing il ho
sang it for tho first time at the ANA
teur minstrel show. sat way back
in the house, very nervous over the
outcome. Doctor sang two verse
finely and got tremendous applause.
This staggered him and he forgot the
third. left tho house chagrinod
aud mortified. i threw the manu-
scripts IN drawer with lot of rub.
bish. fully determined never to pub.
lish or look at it again. But the poo.
pie who heard it remembered the
tune and it grew on them. heard
boys whistling it a few days later.
Some Chicago visitors carried it to
that city and had two or three in.
quiries for it. Two weeks later Dis
ton of Boston, ordered ten copies.
don't know how it had got that far
out. This order induced me TO pub
lish the song, and the result ie
known. To-day I had telegraphic
order from the same Boston house
for 5000 copies. / expect tho cirou-
lation to touch the million mark early
in November. keep two printing
houses at work on my music md my
bills for press work are $4,000 n
month"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20
PUBLISHED AT
WHEELING w. VA.

WHEELING, w. VA.
The FARMER's FRIEND.
a HOME COMPANION.
The BEST SToRY PAPER.
Has already the Largest Circulation of
any Newspaper in the Two Virgin
las, Eastern Ohio or Western
Pennsylvania.
The GREAT TWELVE PAGE WEEKLY.
Its Woman's s and Children's columns
are of unusual domestic interest.
Its Special Features costs more money
than is paid by ANY TEN other papers in
the same territory.
Its news columns cover the world bill
Nye writes for it; DIR. Talmage preach
es for it; Wallace P. Reed and Rudyard
Kipling, Richard Malcolm johnson,
EllaWheeler Wilcox y ulian Hawthorne,
K. II. Wilson, Rider Haggard, Olive
Harper, Nym Crinkle and the best lit
erary genius of the world contribute to
its columns. 1t is a magazine And every
issue is an educator
ONLY S1.00 A YEAR. Agents want
ed in every locality. Money for agents
in working for it. Send for sample
copies. Send six names giving the ad-
dresses of yourself and five neighbors
Who want free copies. Write for Agents
torms. Clubs OF Six for Five Dollars.
Address THE REGISTER.
Whef inp w Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20
A SPECIFIC FOR CIR CUP.

~ consider Chamberlain Cough
Remedy specific for Group. 1t is
very pleasant to take. which is one Of
the most important requisites where
cough remedy is intended for use
among children. have known OF
cases of Group where 1 know the life
OF the little one was saved by the use
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
j. j. LaGrange. druggist, Avoca,
Neb. 30 cert bottles for sale by A.
j.. Hargrave, druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20
TAzEWELL va. FRIDAY OCTOBER 90 1893
DR., Samuel Oglesby, cf Wythe,
has located inTuzewell for the prac
tice of his profession.

DR.. Samuel Oglesbys cf Wythc,
has located in nTuzewell for the prac
tice of his profession.
Messrs. II. E. George, John Barns
and j. L. Barns returned, Monday,
from the Worlds Fair.
Judge S. L. Graham was in town.
Tuesday, in proof OF recovery from
il recent severe illness.
Professors Shelburne. Furguson
and Burleson are in Chicago for a
look at tue Worlds Fair.
Mr.. y. C.sKelly has accepted n
position with the Big Stone Gap
Coal Co. as civil engineer.
Although both parties had nd
vertised- speaking for last court day
the number of people i'm town was
less than usual.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Higginhoth
am and MesSrs. j. S. and Allen
HigginbOtham came home, Satur.
day, from Chicago.
Mr.. aud Mrs 3. w. Stras and
Master Beverly and Mr.. and Mrs.
a. d. w. Walton and the boy, left
for the Worlds Fair Monday.
The N. s. W. has been running a
special train from the east to meet
the travel to county court, which
has been very light this term.
Hon. P. H. McCaul spoke, Tues.
day, in the Town Hall, presumably
in favor of populistic doctrines
which are so utterly at variance
with former Republican principles
1t is estimated that the value of
the marketable apple crop of Angus.
ta this season will be S5O,O0O Rock
bridge 100000 and Albemarle $780,
600. Virginia apples are in great
demand this year.
From this and other stations west
of Lynchburg the Norfolk g. West
ern will sell Worlds Fair excursion
tickets, tomorrow, 21st. aud Tues
day. 24th, for S13 Tickets will be
good for 10 days and will he accept
ed in Pullman coaches or sleeping
cars.
IF you wish to secure certain
and speedy result, when using Ay.
ers Sarsaparilla, be careful in Oh
serving the rules of health, or the
benefit may be retarded. A fair
and persistent trial of this medicine
never fails, when the directions are
followed
Mr.. II. A. White, in whom the
Poprlo-Republicans thought they
had found their ideal kicker"
wishes to he understood as about TO
vote for the entire Democratic tick
ct with the one exception. In ex
pecting his vote for their Mr. Cooke
they are mistaken.
During the hunting season, i. g.
from October 10Th, 1893, to jam.
ary 18th, 1894, the Norfolk and
Western will take free i'm baggage
cars, when accompanied by owner,
and at their risk, rhe dogs of
sportsmen or hunting parties, not
exceeding one dog to each man,
provided that they he supplied with
a strong rope or chain so that they
may be securely tied in the bag
gage car.
AT the annual meeting Of the
stockholders of The Clinch Valley
Bank, held last Saturday, the 14th,
the following were elected as a
hoard Of directors s. @. Graham.
James O'Keeffe, IL. NJ. Lawson, w.
r. Cooper, j. Ed Peery, M. L
Peery, John w. Crockett, Joseph s.
Moss, o. E. Hopkins aud b. w.
Stras. This hoard in turn re elect.
ed the old officers S. G. Graham,
president; b. w. Stras, vice presi
dent, and Henry Preston, clshier
1t was decided to declare divi
dend of 10 per cent, payable Janu
airy lst.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20
THE WORLDS FAIR
C HgC "A G. O
VIA
Norfolk and Western Railroad.

Excursion Tickets at Low Rates, Now
on Sale at All Principal Points
Allowing stop-over at Summer Resorts.
Through Pullman Sleepers, Daily from
Norfolk
passing Suffolk, Petersburg. Lyrchburg,
Roanoke, Radford, Bluefeld, Kenoya
and Columbus, Ohio.
Information in detail promptly furnish
ed by any Agent of the Norfolk aud West
ern Railroad, or M. r. BRAGG, Travelling
Passenger Agent. Roanoke, Va.
w. b. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent,
Roanoke, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20
LOCAL AWD GENERAL
NE MS BRIEFS.


Acme Sign Co.
Acme Signs made to suit or no
pay.
Next State Senator ST Clair was
in town Tuesday.
Acme Sign Co. has arrived in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Greever came
from Chicago Yesterday.
Acme Sign Go. guarantees salts.
faction. 3.
Nfessrs. s. C.. w. f. and j. G.
Peery are home from visit to the
Worlds Fair.
Now is the time to ren0vate your
signs. Acme Sign Go. is in town.
The last installment of Worlds
Fair visitors has begun to return
home.
Mr. c. b, Totman and family, of
Swords Creek, were in town during
the week.
The new cages and other iron
work for the Tazewell Jail are be
ing delivered.
Delightful October weather gives
additional charm to the lOveliest
country in the world.
The Acme Sign Co. have located
in the building in rear Of the NEWS
Office where orders will be filed.
Mr.. G. o. Echols, of the Graham
Headlight, was in the city Tuesday
gently reminding his customers.
1t begins to look just little as
IL the Senate would come to some
kind OF an agreement before great
while.
Rev. B. w S. Bishop was return
eel by the conference to this station
and Rev. Mr. Pyott made presiding
elder of the district
Mr.. g. w. Doak, as successor to
Mr.. Fl. G. Mccall, has taken charge
of the Tazewell poStof1ice. Mr.. T..
A. Lynch is assistant.
Dr. O'Keeffe went down to Gra-
ham yesterday to attend the meet.
ing of the Stockholders of the Bank
of Graham, which takes place to
dav.
Contractors, carpenters, masons
and timers have yet all they can
do in finishing up the seasons work
and the town has had cOnSidera
ble growth since spring.
The Graham -BluefeId water uues
tion was decided last week by
Judge Paul, of the U. S. Court, i'm
favor of the Virginia side. Messrs.
A. j. aud S. d. May represented the
Bluefiel.l Water Co. and Messrs.
Henry and Graham the Virginia
parties.
Don't commit suicide on account
of your "incurahle' blood disease
The sensible thing for you to do is
to take Ayers Sarsaparilla. IF that
fails, why then-keep on trying, and
it will not fail. The trouble is, peo
pie get discouraged too soon. TRY,
try, try again.
Cease to suffer- Your nervous.
ness, headache, heart burn and gen
eral disorder is the result of the ex.
cessive use of Tobacco Opium or
Drink. Hills Chloride of Gold Tab
lets, sold by all leading druggists,
will put an end to your troubles
and make Il new man of you.
In the case of the Common wealth
against James Short the jury found
a verdict of guilty and punishment
was fixed at eighteen years in the
penitentiary. The defense was rep
resented by R. II. Fauntleroy, Esq,
who, in his first appearance at this
bar. made "a strong speech of three
or four hours to his credit and rep.
utation.
Major Robert C. Kent, Demo.
cratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, made splendid speech,
court day, for his party. He was
heard with the closest attention, for
he is man of much information
and the honesty of his convictions
is without question. Virginia can
always do herself an honor in the
selection of such men to fill her
highest Offices.
--a->D-
II
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20
M EDIcAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,

RICHMOND, VA, Cor. Marshall and Col
lege Streets.
The Fifyty-sixth Annual Session of
the above named institution will begin
SEPTEMBER 26TH, 1893, and continue six
months.
For Catalogue or other information
write to DIR. CHRIS TOPPER TOMP-
KINS, Dean of the faculty and Profes-
sor of Obstetrics and Diseases of the
Pucrperal state.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20
-.FOR-

f"EOR-
HOP sACKlRGs,
WHIP CORDS, CAsHMEREs,
SERGES,sHEMRlETTAS,
SUITINGS, CHAIN SERGES,
PLAID W0RSTEDs,
TRICOTs,
DlAGONAlS, BR0ADCloTHs,
FANCY suITlNGs,
REPPE PLAIDS,
CHANG. GLAGE SILKS,
COLD yELvETs, jAcQUARDs,
CRYSTAL SILKS, &C.,
go TO
Buchanan g. Chapman.
--FoR-
RHENs', BOYS,
YOUTHS AND
CRiLDRENS' CLOTHING,
GO To-
Buchanan g. Chapman.
FOR
TRUNKS, VALlsEs,
SATCHELS AND GRIPS,
GO TO
Buchanan & Chapman.
STRIPED FLANNELS,
SHAWLS,
CL0AKS, WRAPS,
COTTGfl AND FLANNEL SKIRTS,
BLANKETS, &C.,
GO TO
BUCHANAN g. CHAPMAN.
FOR
Hats, Caps,
Boys Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs and Fancy Line of
Cravats and Underwear,
go TO
BUCHANAN & cHAPM M AN.
FOR
DOUGLASS CELEB ATED
$500 SHOE,
go To
8DcNsa.wa,v g CRaRuaw.
Always on hand a full line of
the Douglas Shoe as well as a
complete stock of the old relia-
BILE Zeigler Shoes. They beat
the world for service and style.
BUCHANAN & CHAPMAN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, mid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders np1 destroy worms, giving
new life to un old' .vcr worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale by druggists
For Sale by A. Il. Hargruve.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20

ohanborlain's Ego and Skin Ointment
ls certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Gronuated Eye Lids, Sorc Nipples, Plies,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
rs cents per box. For sale by druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20

We NIL love comfort especially whofl
travelling; and whnt great comfort II is
to bc nblo to take shopping chr at your
own home which runs right through To
Chicago without change md lnnds pae.
scngcrs ut the Entrance Gnto to tho Worlds
Fair without change or trnnsfcr OF my
kind. How cnn this DO accomplished? !?
Why, simply by askipg your local agent
for ticket via tho Dig -Four Route. which
ia absolutely tho only limo running tlirougls
slceping cars in connection with the L.. II.
V. IL q. Ry. and Queen aud Orcsaeut
Route direct to tho Worlds Bair Grounds
md landing pnsscngers convenient to the
Worlds Fair Hotel District Through
Sleeping Chr lcavca Macon ll.lS n. M, At
lnnta 1.l0 p. M. Rome d.55 p. IN. Cllatta-
nooga 7.25 p. M. and arriving Chicago
5.l5 p. ~. Aak for tickcts vln tho Biz
-Four Route, and for further information
address
d. b. MARTIN,
General Passenger Agent. Cincinnati, o.
VIRGINIA lin tine Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court OF Tnzewell Coun-
tY, Sept. GO. 1903.
Frank M. Etting and Thomns @. Harris,
partners as Richland Limo and Lum.
ber Company, Plaintiffs,
d. b. Crawford, j. +. Ellison. ct ais.
DefehdantG.
The object OF this suit Is TO attach
and subject tho ono undivided noiety
or half interest OF tho defendant, .. B.
Crawford. in and to certain lot Of
land situate in the town of Richlnnds,
county of TnZewell. known aB lot No. g,
in Section 81, Plan @, conveyed by d. j,
Tny lor. s. Il. Litz and Others to said do.
PENDANTS. ID. b. Crawford and J. F. Ell
lison,, to the payment Of the debt OF
compliments asserted In the bill. for
sum Of $500 with interest sheseon
from February 4th, 1898, md tho oests
Of this suit; aud II appearing FROM OH
davit filed, that b. B Crawford il. act a
resident OF the State of Virginia. is is
ordered that he do appear here within
fifteen days after due publication of
this order and do whit 10 necessary to-
protect his interest ih this suit.
A copy-Teste:
III. BANE HARMAN, Clerk.
A. j. & s. d. MAY, p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20

IF YOUR BACE ACHES
Or you are all worn ont. really good for nothing
1t Is gencrnl debility. Try
BHOHS'S IRON EJTTERS
1t will cure yon, aud give n good appetite. Sold
by all deHlers IN medicine.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-10-20

back to the scene of his crime.
Sheriff Lassiter receives $3.50 re.
ward for the apprehension of Rogers.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14
Siaise Bigger.

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uorife EiRrIigbeoss o. S~t5eluer$, pr. Dor. % Gents
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j. W. NELSON, Scandinavian Books,
1h.19.tf. 1901 ~. Sisr ior Ct, Duluth, Niiun.
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VsHlt. Sfrip situ sttiu3stisr % grspsr. Monroe
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Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14
Nporfpr han iffc GAP no3et.

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Iasingerer ind / ben fore R~s8rtnpe,
% Dc, icm lao Der igr, iaa Itrnr, at ocn
enc bar 6aanOiern. Sau iaa bpbt nee
ilanet oa ipritrRmt no.
Northumberland fRiieoe oeo 6jRlp
al Saauojern 6au8en til SR8gsn %
iasoe:
seq er bsbrgpet cosr bette, Sim,
men je9 er npbiaset III at 9lore nun
4list."
"Stal Nauben / 5Gugiel2" 'pnr9te
en- al DC andre g~asiuserer.
ga"
"6or bpilten 5prbrYOelie2"
"Sn, bet fan eseutlig life tnloes mo-
gen 5orbrpoelie. Sau itial liOt Srso
til fine iultne BBrn."
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ga; SurDen bsnlte BAN til at bpoe
-, men, oa ban life tunOe betale benz,
iaa maa ban iitsoetior ilOoe IA Gage
5pn8icl. Men M maa je8 tale lot
meo aonOuttsren."
San bar tnapt 9aact uo al 8upeen,
igreno S~pprsereu ia9Oe:
"Miue Serrer, bette er itammelist!
Stal en- fatti9 Stattsl iiooe IA Gage /
59n8iel, ioroi ban life uil !aoe line
inaa Bgrn lutte ibjel2 Get CT upRrs
oi8t. Seq siuer $40, iorat ban fan be-
tale gVoerne os bespnpe ct MT 2io."
Seq u9iaa!" raabte ale @eopasias
9ererne.
aae, meo uuOtaselie at en-, iOm pa'
9reoe Jig tpert ueo at gioe noget.
3a Northumberland tOm ttlba8e,
operraftes bam De inoinmleoe 0tioler
- 90 Dollars - forat ban ltuloe ta9e
utN ! SoEUuIllD.
Sanger tatteoe De pole @iuere meo
@~lRoestaarer, o9 ale fplte, at De baooe
giOrt Ell ri9tis spo @iernin9.
geo naite Station ite9 9olitiiuuttio,
neren o9 ben MI fra 2nnterne befriepe
5an9e no.
8e nj sapmilbe Easia9erer be0pnote
M | me9et upenli9e o9 tpoeliQe Sroez
lag at tlanore ben tienoes @ierri9beb.
3enne fab lanse taus; men tiliioit, oa
uotalelierne blep altiOr tpoeli9s, reilte
ban fig op os iasoe 9anite rOli9:
"@fine Serrer, ies itploer goer Ell
5Ortlarin9. ale uoen ies ~ipmpatbiie.
reoe meb ben itaftels 6On9e og gap BAN
fin Sfierp. Miu 5Ortlarins % llno,
ltplonin8 CT ben, at bet MI er ienlte
Sang, je9 bar feet be uoipefulereol
Sfgiere paa fo~rltieuise 9ran uofsrt
famine Sneb, iaa ies iDntes, De erbOlbt
iuloltGnbi9 nof uben nit 8iora9!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14
&pinoer %iorlamaer!

Weaem Is % as Aar 9amle. 8e be-
ftpbtr en- trGt, bleg 9eiut, in9en Qppetit
os tan neiten life itaa opret. alQe, Der
fommer unoer oenne geitrioelie, anmos
oes pm at fOrlange en- SLATE al DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Gag
bet re9elmGsiig iisl9e 8rugsanpisnins
gen, o9 man ptI erfare, at man Itaoi9
blir beore. On 9runois Setufur fan
opnaaes oeo bette uom9rteoe Wiooel,
us be a~leriarli8ite 3ilfalbe al Nerpps
iitet % aIminoclig Suasbeo, iI9r hos
aulnoer, fan belbreoes g~runoig. Gn
~itreuen @aranti meb bper SLATE.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14
Tielb &griggs. ,s S' SglSef til

bNShp trell0eleS Ill
poo bet aamle Steo meo ct fuloitRroigt Sps
laa Of 0lminoeIi9e 9igntauosrarer I'll DC
aierlapeIte 8riitr, buis SeniUt ta9c5 I'll
Spatiteten. 81 aperterer life &nrer for, boao
DC lille er, men aumooer ale pm at beie bore
8arer % bgre &riier, fsr De fJpber nlloet'
iteos, % BRUCE fin e9en 8gmmetratt rleo
Senipn til GarerntS 8Rroj %, bpis DC Tile
er p0rot Dor 4riS, iaa tlpb Dem lille. aont
IND til oS, ie pore garcr, % bcts s Tile bltr
Dor &uuOe, iaa er bet Dor Sell. 6telo q
YriQas. Spuiton, lRinn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14
SamUittiahe0Snaa. Ssor

Sampittigbe0Smag. SOr 80 gar
iioen ienote Ell 4relt / Minoen Sules
aiten fin 3iener meo ct 8rep, Der inoez
bolDt $50 Ser, til 8oitbuiet. 3ieneren
table 8reuet unoerpeis, men 8reiten
trOeoe, at ban babe tilesnet Zig Yens
gene, os afiteoiseoe bam. Saapel
8reltcn Iom 3ieneren er / Wellemtib.n
bgoe. 6pr nOSle 9ase iioen mpotug
9reitens giteriglser Ell Stripelie, bpori
afienoeren ertlereoe, at ban for 80 gar
lioen bapOe iunoet 8reuet os bebolot
8ensene, men MI, pla9et af Samuittiss
bebsuas, pilOe han si benz tilbase, %
bao Yreiten ioroete benz blanbt 9ienes
rens SlG9tntn9er.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14

7etsuef 10.
rer til bet
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fcrsr til Yin.
~brn9elfe al
pRrotIgie Sas
ger be CODES
Steo beora'
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