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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Gu aptosn 1nlsouins

Gu aptosn anisonins
III at fire ia ben ber9mte ULLMANN
& PHILPOTT MFG. co. READY
MIXED PAINTS, hoilte ipeeistt CT
bsitemt ipr al Slngs WaiiH9. boor mon
gni'er en- rem, uouotPt, onrig % tIuige
gionomtIt WaIinG en- WaIius. Der ooer,
9aor aue andre Os I9laes meo isIqsnos
Barnnti.
~Bi aafanterer, AZ oeHHs Waftur. nadr BIN bra.
aes riaiiat. tie TAI isrRtis eusr hafse a. % al
bent tl bGife en- ftsrre 5iaoe, tlat ia beors 10 %
holoe III l1ager tHo noaet dHbtu 1idgs gfd tHg.
Btalar bsruso iuo p1d. AZ, i~dafrfntt ttHitts t3os
fCm reprgitutsref, tar ui at sgtaie NaltnasHs
BHtst, o. hyao oef ioteoe az imsre ben pa"
CRYSTAL ROCK FLOOR PAINT
or ipecie.t beitemt Tor Waliug al Bordes.
Ten oil life ltale al eqsr iirRlle ltg efter
Io0eu. Tanler bnaoe parmt og 'olot
8auo % Spbe, % 9arautsrcs at pare
lruger eno uoaen auocu Mating iabr'
ferret fer bette Gieneo.
CAB Tenn HE uocrtale III at BRUCE en- itntplere
arli'eL uaor 6euus berpmis WtaltH9 tan
ilgbts BEN porulpre 0arouare Store hos
~ r. GROFE,
3l.4o.l3 DEBORAH. Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

DWELLING HOUSES for sale near
the Norwegian Luther College and in
all parts of the town Of east and west
DEBORAH, by
F. J. D. GREMM,
3otf 40 w. Broadway, DEBORAH, la.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Werf!
Iseorah, ben 5ls Warts 1894,

Aeforah oeH OLE BtdIls ioJf,
gi ttaaosr % hsrpso at meopele Joif, ct
pi, foraosH S'oHtus al 9ets % 8o8a' %
guggp,R paraiiouer paata8er % ale SIasi
glogarbstotr, iaaiom seeder hoes, corn
shogels and plows. 81 poEersr % barber
alt Dor; BlogartsiOs % saraHssrsr, at b
fan bruoes I snbuer Slags Joro.
vi 'abrisrsr osiaa Il % 10 Iommsrs
cross plows, iom garantere, .ii8eiaa soos
iom uogen, bar faces / Sauoeish.
4eugsne Siuss ttIbags bots arbetoet III
.r tilireosiilenee.
~ 2tseoutrior J. J. Warib.
,lOhn O'NaiI.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
CuneS ptebliffelta.

On Iiut, itaoi9 Gut, Der eulitr at lRrt
MISUNDERSTANDING, Tan fac glaOs bOs
g. a. S6leuoer. 1858
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
st Gplitretf.

"''oea tore @Ierntug / Giuet oa bar
Nh, tn,> faa't
"'-' 9'a0 lom ouot or, % iremme bpaO
Epdt mn, So er goot,
X t,r ..aa on le at file bin e9en Slels 8eoier
'""a' l'sTiole Snner iom igr on ba0oc
tl9r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26

,,r,sd valued at ss7,ooo. There j. also
4 mandatory for producing hsh-oil, but
ihe output is small
NORWAY
There are several bonc.dust manu-
factories IN Norway with large output
Ethno graphical research is at rr.."nt
being pursued boz Norway Will mo .
energy than cycr
Thccxpou from Norway TO the United
States is calculated 90 have an annual
value Of about 3z,eoo,ooo.
The value of the consumption of
bread for the Norwegian people D.
eighteen million dollars.
Norway was one OF the first countries
where legislation attended 20 tue want
OF personal protection during labor
OF the life interest associations TO
Norway about 90 per cent employ
women, and 6S per cent of The w1o'c
staff arc women.
Only male assistants were employed
10 the printing offices SO years ago. QUO
now several printing offices belong goo,
and are superintendent Boy women.
The pork imported 60 Norway chiefly
consists boo cheap Am.uciu varieties
and begins io play au important part boz
the economy Of the working classes.
The frequency OF suicide shows ;hc
greatest increase in old age Among
young or m.ddluagc married men the
relative number of suicides IS still about
the lmc as hiiy years ago.
urNNARg.
a tourist tower will be built on The
island Of fycn.
The number OF Catholics IN Denmark
Is Increasing at arpid rate.
some Of the artists OF the Royal
Opera 10 stockholm will appear 10 the
principal cite Of Denmark
The beech and the oak are said to
grow finer and more beautiful Boo Den
mark Than In any other country.
The Public Hospital Tor infants In
/ Copenhagen Is one OF the foremost
establishments Of rs kind M Europe.
Ia proportion 10 the size OF tn, coun.
tfy bCct'sugaf is manufactured on "a
larger scale IN Denmark than anywhere
else.
Denmark has several toy factories,
which manufacture much stronger and
more tasteful goods than the large
German toy establishments.
The consumption OF wine has De.
creased very much In Denmark during
the last ten yeau, while the consumption
Of beer and ale has increased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26
SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET.
SWEDEN


There are 10 Sweden gs woollen'yard
spinning mills with total produce
value OF sii49lpo3'
In Sweden g large number OF women
have cyoied themselves To- photography
and with great success. About IS per
cent of photographers are women,
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li'N''.N '"'i "",'Uh 5',' ''''
'''''lN s9'''''e'"o'l'
The first office In Sweden, which
negotiate advertisements between new,
plpers ll oygrthe country, was foundgl
rs wears ago by woman, Miss S1n-
GumrHus. Eirhty.ning per cent OF lht
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

The genial old rhiaulhropIst, Horace
Greeley, went to New o leans after the
south bad taken him to her heart in gfateI
ful recognition Of bis eclion IN going oh
the JEFF Davis hail boud, and .the people
were anxious to show him every attention
in their power
A dinner seemed to be The proper thing
and the markets Of New Orleans, than
which there sre few better in the world,
were rausacked 10 nuke the occasion as
notable for it's yIsnds as for the distinction
Of the quest and the dlntre Judge Wal
ktr, the yetertD tdilrr tf the Picsl uue,
presided.
He was great solmsnd, and after The
mauner Of gormsnds wisi ed none OF the
fiLe points OF The dint,T 10 lie lot 10 the
gucsr for lack Of commentary.
Mr. Greeley, SAID be, those oysters are
the lest hat come 10 our market, ard we
think they we With tboee Of Norfolk. ]
4 bserve that you are rot eating them.
Well, no, replied Greeley. The Truth
il never could abide fhelIfsb And he
passed,
Then cane rome delicious green turtle
tcur, witch Judge WsIk,r explained was
prepared for the fines. fat turtle 10 Floiils
bay.
70 doubt, DO doubt, wss the reply in
Gfe,leys peculiar WHINE, lot cold blood
ed aulmsls tre al abomiDstton TO ne.
TIE pompanc, imperial fish tbst 1t -,
and fr,sh from Tie lui, Was open to ia
same ot cror, despite Judge walker
eulogy. aud lLa too, wss passed. Mr.
Greeley bsuly tstt,d tie accompanying
Pausisu dainty std tLcck bis head rue
fully al tie idea at SOY body would in
psir be dIg,s 100 by eaing cucuu bers
saumps, talad, suother New Orleans dtln
cscy, proved 10 more tempting. shrimp
be sIi. iooLiug 20 uneL like worms tb a.
they slvsys give him lhs cTeeps,
An, ttrs IL scmetLIug you vii Ike --t
houely ditb 10 tame, ssid Judge NaEef,
bul o. icr lLe De. It GaIcIa bsn.
Aud then be went d 10 tell los The b0gs
from Which lteae bsms vefe obtsIaed
we're I'D ouiy co chtslputs. msIIbg the
a-.L lustieus sad d, ,hcioas.
PrTbapstO, very later etiug i4dted OBJ
served Gfs,ly, but do yon kuoT, Iadge,
that there i,so much tsIk Of trieli1a
sdsys hs, wouldn't dare tstte bit Of
'o-f
Ilt 10 e gsrr gp 20 defPsit Tie o..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

Every sale maLuiacDurer has attached to
his force expert Iocksnitbs whose duties
consist 10 opening safes whicbhayo gotten
out Of order
Many Of tae accidents 10 safes occur
from the gross careessness Of their own
ers and at times the honest sale crack srs
enjoy qniet laugh at the expense Of 9
group OF stk officers or the proprietor
Of some important establishment
Not long sIuce large manufacturer tell
esraphed to New York safe msker. Re
in,stiug that a mau he seDt 81 once 20
his place Of business, u togu shout Gny
mites from the city.
L Jau reaching bis destination The I'll
pefi, with bis KIT of tools. repaired TO the
estsblt.bmeut, aud pas informed tbst Tia.
vault, sn oil fashioned adslf witch lock,
ed with a key snd witch ccut,iaed lhe
.sie aud books of concern, could not b.
opened.
The msu eIsuintd the lock .nd then
the kty. opened Lis ktr, took out tit Of
wire and begau 90 dig mass ot dirt dat
sod int out ol The key
Then be inseried II m the LEX sn*,
While the ptopfittar ~ith sslekly emile
looked 90, tuned the implement snd sp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

Nowadays the professors 10 our colleges
would do well TO be addressed simply as
Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Jones, the title Professor
being no longer distinctive.
\ shcrt time ago, as ! walked through
tie Lall leading to my boarding house
l. doom, was surprised to see the door
open and a man on bis krees in the cor.
uer. | inquired Of the cham bermaid why
be was there,
O, he's oil night, the answered. Hes
Professor wilkins.
Professor NiIklusl Had the man sud
deuly gore mad, or he'd he discovered
some new specimen of animated nature
IN my department?
Why did you bring him up here? ask
ed. always wish to have callers wait for
me 10 the p,rIor.
0, giRgled the girl. what would be be
10 porior fo-2 He's Professor Wilkins,
tue mouse man. Some of the boarders
compI med there was mice in the house
aud he's looking for lheml
when iuteryieWcd Professor Wilkins
be Informed me that be was prolesso
Of rodentology, and found that his miad
really had eclen:ifc turn
% the register Of hotel in western
town read, Professor Perkins and stsll,
A geological s-tvey was 10 progress.
Probably, reflected, Professor Perkins
was conducting 1t.
That night, through the trsnson Of my
door, heard 40 unusual penetrating
voice insttuciug cla's, but the subject
was not geology. The stranger was Civ
iug points to bis agents on setting forth
the merits Of certain soap.
The principal point WAS tue purity Of
the ingredients. Tue oil used was Of such
qualify thst in the soap factory, at the
luuch hour, the operatives left the butter
provided icr them, ,preieuibg TO dip their
bread 10 the sweet aud delicate oil The
was 10 reflection on the butter, hicb
wss the beet creamery.
Sss so Interested 10 this stranger that
| irquired Of the clerk, Who has the room
opposite mine
Professor Peklias ADJ two Of his
stsh
Professor Pekkia vas professor Of ssv,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

ED Il lLe family consisted q adults only,
Oa, yes, cbitpei tne youag womsu.aud
ve don't sAn't soy children II the build
lns that is Why ne are willing to pay you
your price
The usu didut ssy apythios, but l
thought be 10 krd queer
Aoy bo,rjtrs9 ! asked.
Hardly ,sid she, 10 sl1 room ad,
still | thought there vas something
back Of it,
Pets2
No, ueilber deg, cat canary nor par
rot
They took the Dat snd their vi loved
sttsr came from Nebraska with five hoTs
to visit them,
Tbst vas year sgo, aud they are visit
ios them yet aud in consequence al the
other aats remain empty
A tornado wouli be silence compared
to the racket those boys make
Dou't you, said the summer boarder,
sometimes envy the @ ty people who come
here with nothing to do but rocreste? No,
repleh Farmer Cornlossel,I duuuo's do.
| swing the sothe tell get right tired sn
CINE it lorn tennis, an set out on the
front porch ter git bit by the mersquiters
Of eytnins, 40 manage ter hey bout ez good
a time ~ the rest OF EN-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

AWoodwatd avenue girl bad talk with
her mctbtr the other morning about q wo'
mans capabili les aud duhes
Don't you think, mamma, | ought TO
learn toikeep house2
Certairly my deer, was the prompt retil
poDse.
And bow to cook2
OF cOune.
And how to wssh and iron?
Possibly,
And how 10 DO nv own seulnP2
And bow 10 mend pspss clothes, sew
o1 tis butots and darn il socks?
The mother grzed at her daueh hter cur
iousy.
My deaf, she tsld earnestly, ! DO hope
you are not thinking al ont marrying
that poor young man who ls coming 10
see You, aud the daughter denied it Of
course.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

What charming gown that isl cned
the young woman with the picture bat ]
on y wish had one like it, but never
could afford it,
Neither could |, my dear, If hadn't
lost my pocketbuok.
Good gracious, prosperity has affected
your mind ldon't see how.
Well, You see, Albert gsyo me the mon
ey to buy gown; told him 1t was not
bal enough, but he protested it was ey'
cry cent be could slord. | cried for two
days about it, and, as he didn give 10
then, concluded that be was really tell
ling the truth, so started ont to DO the
best could, went to every dry goods
store in the town and never worked so
bard 10 my life, but | couldn't find what !
wanted at the price. Finally, in despair,
| decided to take the first piece bad
looked at, and, Laura, imagine my horror
TO find when the clerk had cut of the
pattern | had lost my pocketbook
How perfectly awful
Wasn't it2 thought shonld die. |
knew | would have to tell Albert all about
it ONE time, so rushed around 10 his of
fee 10 tell hln IN presence Of strangers,
when he could not say anything dreadful.
| wept and accused myself Of careIessness
when he ssid he would advertise, for
couldn't remember when | had it last nor
bow much money was 10 it. His partner
was there, and be seen ed to feel 80 sorry
for me. he's an cid bachelor that Albert
didn't scold much. and actually gave me
me the money the second time,
And you went aud got the gown
Well, no; had changed my mind about
that piece Of goods, it had such cheap
look, so just went home 10 think 1t ov
er.
But You never got that gown cheap?
No, didn't The fact is, found my
pocketbook on the hall table where | bad
left it when took out my car fare to pu;
in my glove. / am so careful of money !
don't like to display much in the cars
And what did Albert say when be found
it out?
He would have said a great deal if be
had found ii ont. but be never did. !
knew he scod me for carelessness II !
told him, so Just kept all th money and
bought my gown. I'm glad you like 1t,
desrl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

uu ~, bla,t -. .h,o, ,,3..t.
looking bnt bo ,onlt ~, .a., a.. h.
reye, uopId h,ys dooo ..,h.,,, 80.
s.,J xh.t to..t3 u..--..,..,t.
"a =, nanpv ia IN, .I,, ,,.,,.,,.. t....
49,. .,sa ..,t,.,. a.. ~. -
H., a.,.3 l,,, 90 -. -,
, ,.nt u,,l, ..r.4 .i,,.,,., ,,.,.,,.,,
the ape,tnre
Than bs taok ,,,,,
ed. his b,s eve. relneg i. e,,so,,t,op.
But no cheuingsum ar motto came forth.
no lead pepcil appsated no botsss r,n. no
music PLAYED. Th,ro w.,ta.t. dead All
lepce aud his conner -. g,,.
An anxious ttpte.s,on ..,tl,a an hi.
face. and be vent nearer md pes,sl
through the slot. He e,am,nea tlc bo,
earelully and tb n fheok il Nntb,nv c.n,.
forth. He turned 10 the b,st,nder
Wbss de matter Wif dts vera p,cliu.g
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25
Meeting a Great Actor

recall tale about New Eoglauder
this mention Of our couotry cousins msd,
ne think Of bim who hpd heard gtest
deal shout wi lam Wsr.ea, the note
Bodon comedian. bnt bsd never seen bim
O4e piRbt thn famous act T toadesoen
ded to play 10 tosn uoi tsr from the far
mer's village sui the hotnH handed son
Of toni happened to drive 10 that day with
load OF vegetables.
At the hotel the solor was pCiated out
to the farmer, who was oil eyes
lie gszed At him from various sides ol
the reading room, aud at last approached
bin.
Are you Mr.. Warren
Yes. iii
Warren the act1r2
The same, sir
GOSH same msu been plsyiu all these
years iu Boslou?
The ldent cal one, air
Well, WE'LL
Then be took another circuit around the
thtspian, aud eyed bin even more narrow
ly.
Are you funuy2
The comedian smll j.
Well hem that is matter Of opin
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

the uauaa Tts gifls slo dli rias htt
bell Inst eysu4as veIs teli that sbe Ss'
lyjug doan. add that bsr bead aohod 20
mgch ibai the conld roi see aaroae, IL
uu lmpossible to trace The report % iis
nsiuator, but vithi0 week people told
each ether 10 The slretast confidence that
Mrs frtucbtr bsd not luyited Miss Poet
10 the garden party.
Flr days The Iect sas warmly die
cus.ed and tbsu 8, aas placed ou the let
Of village topics for future reference. Ev.
cry woman aui probably every msu 10
luuyllle ass anxious learn Mrs Frau,
c1ers reason fof 0llhbolding the coveted
,qasre ai paper Noooo lsd the moral
caunge 10 ask the lady the important
question, 20 peepl, began TO sntmlse sud
,uess, eui Llut sud drse eluclua7nl for
themse y.s
Oae day 10 the folosing w,uttr, Mr
Jami,ou Wss sauut' riue up Fllth Avenue,
" ben he met Mrs. Rnhbone. so aunt Of
bis vic resided 10 ronulIe.
loa have Dot been near ~ for months,
che ssi at length
Ne, it'sa oil place 90 the whole
The poss left there some lime ago, |
belrvt1
OLo, Artbur. Their house was sold for
the moHgsgGsnl rLry owed iuto ssmsll
one out on the bill.
Why, Vss told that they ad quilted
the pllcS. Let me think. Jtmison look
I'd pen ltIed. There was some talk sbout
the dsu bter
You must remember what village gossip
is worth lfe,l very torry for the Posts,
Arthur Jessie Is in wrrtched heolth.
You would not recoglizs her She was
so pretty,
We'll, is not her mother very delu
ca',?
Yes, b, cause she Was thrown from a carr
rsge aud injured, No. Jessie hes taken
oil this trouble to heart. There is nothing
so bruta as human indifference. When
people lo,e their money they are treated
as if they had changed their order 10 creal
tIon.
know, Human nature is a mystery 10
me.
vii ycu come up this winter?
doubt u. am very busy.
one afternoon IN early spriog, uuml
ber Of ladies who were taking lunch with
Mrs Frsucher were startled by the tolllng
Of bell.
Who is dead? asked Mrs, Fraucher look.
ing up With curiosity.
Jessie Post, said Mrs Moore
Dear me, was she delicate? | never saw
much Of her; but Judging from oil beard
| should have supposed that she was quite
robust sail Mrs. Francher.
No reply was made. Mrs. Gardiner linz
gered until her hostess was alone. She
spoke soIemnly; Will you tell me frank
II, Mrs. FrAncher, why you did not invite
Jessie Post TO the garden party?
Why, | was told by lady whose word
| could not doubt thai Miss Post was very
free 10 her manners. You know, Mrs. GarI
1iuer, have daughters, and have to
hink Of them.
Mrs Gardiner left tho house absorbed
in this thought: The tongue is indeed a
sharp sword, and it has killed Jessie
Post,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

Do you wish to engage a competent in
structor, ked the man at the door, re-
moving bis bat, TO give lessons to any
members Of your famIly in music or Ger
msu?
No, sir, ans wered the housewife. think
not
Perhaps, be sugges o1 after moments
pause, you coul make use Of the servi
ces [ I scher Of dancins and physical
culture?
| don't think | could.
Ora private tutor in elocuion?
No.
have bad considerable experience as a
teacher of Cesarts Possibly | might
make some arrangement for importing 10!
strnclion 10 this ascinatlng branch Of
| don't think you could.
Madam, said = man, with a regretfuI
sigh. | am sorry we are unable to place
this natt,r ou business basis. nave
e1hau.ted tie LIST OF professions or vocs
tions Iu which | consider myself fitted TO
engage as means of gaining q livelihood
As there appears to be no opportunity to
exercise any Of them for the relief of pre-.
sent emergencies. | am compelled TO ask
you, madam, If you will be kind enough
to give me plate of warmed over vic'
tuals?
will not
May inquire madam, il anybody has
previously tried to work this game on
you?
/ don't remember that any body has
Then | must have struck laundering
poor neighborbool, ,rtioined the man, put.
ting on bis hat and turning away. This
IS the sixth house I've run against In this
block without biting sDy ything.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

FerLAps you would ike to be landlord
Of fAi, ssid the man wb0 bad been tslk'
ing real estste, aud think YIN bad obtsini
ei desifsble ieharts and we're huggibg
yourself over the dtlish,fol kooxledse
that sAAleytr otLer tndIofds hsd 10 tu
dure there would be 10 children 10 your
4 ts.
! rftied toA couple. ald D, utgsi rsk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25
Vol JJMI "A

Does apy enc kuos you are 10 lc~tf
Sa.
We'll, aea, here's sixty dollars. rsm.tE,
~ The manufacturer.
III give you ten dalius utfa n youIl
la'e the frat tf.la back 10 Nee latk
'ilhout telling anyone the price I've paid
70 haves mac dls dirt out Of a hey tor
I'm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

ly tbiugs Ia ell the array OF dsiolias which
bad he provided sbich Mt Greeley
would est wete bresd, potatoes snd canln
aouer aud be ieSfei q niRht be over
10 dug his stomach At tbst Hut sheu
1t came TO the speskiu tlboush be had
drank nothing but cold vsler be spa.e ss
oae iuspird d sud With fewer, eloquonco
su teudef1,ss that robo5y At the table
could ever forget
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

1t Is very ptot0siug that your vile
sLoali have rad my last latter to yon
ulds'stooi yen 10 ssy .hs never opeasd
; Our !eite~. She cossLt usaally, bui
you committed the FOLLY Of vriting Private
and Special upoa the envelope. You
s'cus,d Der oorlosily.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

A fiue looking man with clothes Of
clerical cut est IN one corner Of the car,
and be smiled pleas ntIy us a brisk little
man came 10 sui sat beside him.
Well, said the new conner, there have
been three big events to day.
les2 said the other
Yes. There's hearing on the charter
restoration, the first pro iuclion Of Mag.
ara water power at the new tunnel, and, ~
course, the big fight. suppose you are
not Interested 10 at.
Degrading piiaifs indeed, said the cleri,
cal looking man. You haven't heard,
suppose, bow 1t HSme--
No, | cant undeIstsud how II came
Al out that Gov. Mitchell could bsve be u
shut { Il 30 easily when be seemed so de-
termlned thst the contest thJuld take
place, Tue result
ies, - Was ssying. tue resn't Ought
to be known BY this lime, You don LSpt
pen TO have h,arj.
No. cut 10 Ihe brsk man, not notlclug
the shade Of annoyance which crossed the
others face. No, dout know what the
ultimate result will be. Petbsps they csa
get both Of tbose l,lioVs 10 j,Il and keep
them there.
But that isn't What / mean.
Nov, really, Loclor, inteuscted the brisk
mao, oueh. to spoloeiz, for talking to
You, OF oil men, about apr ~ fight. |
know the subject " unpleasant to yen.
But
Look here. man! sad the Doctor, layl
Jog bis hand earnestly on bic friends arm.
II you know whether Cofbstt tLrsshed
Nj cbell or not, want You 10 tell me, and
If you know how many rom Is there were,
| want you to tell me that ioJ telievs
1t il paIt Of my busiaess ss preacher
OF the Go'pel and ~ at American citIz u
to know how / at bght came cut. Here
I've been waiting 10 ask you ever since
y'u came 10. Nov, .hy
lie ~as ellgLteped
G1od be said. iewepty. .bomiaate
~ u lshuag, but II ~e.yo got 10 have
-, u, don't ieel ssusmsd u wanting al
Amfueau 10 VIZ.
Doctor, s.ii the ,t1gr u sloxly.
Wsot 10 thase hinas aim you
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-25

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