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Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
&c DrBe.

|.zz.;oM- sbu. eOrsnitriuer til
3ssslI'gS orl Sreorit Olaus Seioen'
Il aisaast peO S'0en en- "iOs'
70 Sar' n..a a., e~oouepralt til
t'f Rsasnas Rolifcn arnet er DID,
q aar saH'msl' .1...esnnmsrs
s,ls anoreas etfaH0 fr 0'Sa's' 0SO
" eo,psprait 9urleif 5retbeim sr
-; nsO gpoen i it Sjsm, 5lelos
|Ls aa,, peo Bergen, ben l5oe San.
r., ! LACKS ep8OOm / en- aiOsr 43
sit' j, mar ippt / 9turlano, Spn al ben
sa' stortbingsbOnoe berfra, iom !
D': "a aorene flere @ause repraler.
w, Hsrore gcrscnbus sInit. etterat
RII.' si'rrn tbeolosiit aancicat i 1878
s.D s,n aiOc6e BET ielsenoe aar Eer:
Wv s.a,n,Gan hos S~oguepreit 9ueoin9 |
p.a,,s ,enere Stiitstapeaan 9amar
~, N 1891 auiat iom Spsnepreli
hi 5ielo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Vn QauobpfDreninQ.

I'D SuIuUU EuHFI UtBU'
/ Rnitpeb ben 20oe Sanunr, Der pnI
beigat al ca. 200 Mennelter, baunebes
en- 9anbbOiprenius for RaItpeo os On
esm, palstes Seitprelie os pebtoaes
9oue. 5preninsen trler aIerebe $50
Meolemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

MaTo Omfom. Gn banIf Sion.
l'rt CT | 3na9e Itraubet peb @aaroen
e'anas psO Ggeriuuo. Gn @ut, Sung,
larN'iI, iormmeoe ilano % u~aritoebe
tolt pan 8aoroen ON ulpften. Ieo
Slo0ereonens Sur er iurbet ell opo
Nano Eeonlngsbpir, bet CT antaoeli9
stonnsrten5 Stprmano.
Slet telegram ienere iremgaar, at
vi ltranoeoe Sttb er Sfcnnertbria
Gsl'9Jrtt, aapt. aromars, Of Man.
eal paa RetiG ira GGOrletoiun til Sres
.tllslaolt meo Sul. 5 Mano omfom.
aa lirone Sig er aapteiuen. Den
-aoofos 30n8manO er 3obn Inberfpw.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Gang Girfiombeb. Sirfeianser M.
@etten ! Gliter tos Gfifeo fra Nptaur
al eiter at BABE pirfet / 60 gar 1om
99rer Cs so Gar ium airfeianger ueo
Gliter &irfe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
6refen Sunauer bar oprettet ct

6rofcn 6on9uer bar Oprettet ct npt
Sprnebjem | G~losuolo; BET er ~ for
@aaro ct Stptte ira Glospolos Serns
baneItation paa SOrmens pitre greo,
ct tioli9ere Sp9oemaguiin ium bun bar
inoreoet til ct ]iprbolosuiS tomfortabelt
Niem.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Srouuiuoeu On GroupriuiesIeu Ell

ipse isien. GrOnninsens Spsbom e,
9uitrprsfatarrb % Nerpelioelier, aror.
priniesieus er %piitnof 2uuseipgbom al
mere ener minbre farlig Irt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

RanstilDeliu9. llnoer lite Sn.
mar er tiaast So9nepreit for 8Onilo
oa 9albp Ntsuiabsoer | Ribs Stift M.
Msrt Sanieu Stang liae meo Stiits-
prpoiter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

9a'slnnO. 6reNrifstao 5ormanb.
sao !noltiIer MI pna, at @ummuuen
E."'t lI9 lonl @arantiit ipr bet 2aan,
,pn oct %llOrlte ~aoniortium pptascr til
slpo al @alsluuc. Gn 5ienoel al
EIpO'llmmm 63,5OO aruner betales
I90'att. 0onnet 1,5OO arpner Sfnl
n'tt 6orlDosnoe ullereoe bore lifret fra
uCsnloiolt 9ns. Selsbet ifal inbs
S'o,es 10 norli9e 1erminen. glanbt
" 9e''n9eIier, iOm 6ormanbI fabet fiji.
T.. 'Ot @oranticns O~uertaselie, er oas
,aa, at staten 9iues slooana til at
sypt ~e'enoommen inOcn Stortbinocts
]eIptnln9 bette Oar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Msiesior Wariboe % @roierer
Sbs. 6earnleD er al 9riitiania 5ors
m%anoifab palst til Meolemmer Of
Sfulpturmuiaets 8eitprelie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

6ipebanen. 2riitsbetprsr pso Sors
ienssS nsIsmiuoe 8anen, Cand polyt,
Seliue9, rr auiut iom 3riitsbeitprer pso
@lpebanen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

aoloins SfibspGrit er MI taset /
BRIG. Den 17oe Sauuar bleo bet
icrite Glib tasei pau Epbaliussbeos
oiugen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

YDlGge &. g. Gielanb i 2runos
bjenl oil unoer Statsipiitls Spfmanns
Srap9r paa Stortbiiget blioe fonititus
erei lom S~tatsfpiitlIs.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Statstelegrafen fan ben lite 5es
brnar bette Gar feire tit 40 Mars Sns
bilRum.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

ganf | 6asleo. Otter 6orlpOsuoe
arbeioes Der | cenne lib pna Sprettels
len al Ell 8aut | Sasleo. attietapitas
len err lat til $4,000 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Np l~lbalionimg | Teroalen. Gn
np llbslionins fra &eppemelen bar
fplot @lpeleiet oeriteos, iaa at 81
pen ianpipnlisuis oil tuse MT 9sb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
@ammelS fpitelsber. @amle aie

WuWHItI SIUIItlVUtl. VuHII1 @JVU7
mauo 3. 6. Spclise ! Soenie, Der M
er "a G(ar, msOte iorrise Ssnoas paa
Sfetelsberbanen meo fine Stsiter og
beltoa meo 9iu Os 2pit os mesen Scr.
biabeo / ben imutte Soret.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Statsrepiior Tineien lisssr for
9iben ips pnu SOmmuneboipitalet /
a~igbenbaun.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
On pGroiimiO Sog til balp
Yrts.
Sobu Siesens Hlmanaf oa
oaauoboa for 1894 bar ct meoet mt.

~
tiat Cd mteresiaut SHOboIo. 5oruoeu en-
iuiofanois aimnun. for Anret, 9isbso meo
ben, iom uosiuss al G%briiiauia lluiperiitet
(meo Gpauselierues 5erD liant GlrtitIer ON
Suiebolo, Sttj0tiel, 8rGplautuius, Saue.
tel. grtperpelie Of SUmeieaolano os Resie.
rinaens 9auofontorer / ale Stntsr % Terri.
torier, inoehploer Spssn osiaa en- inIorGu.
eia ncrit.oanIt apsebps os ntaHse andre
uaroifuloe G~pipsninser os 8aao al ale
Slaas. SosIaoesGriien or 40 Gents. men
Boaeu ienoss irtt til ale iom inbienoer lin
qoresie ps 20 Gents I 5rimGrter sler SSlU.
mpnt til
JOHN BhEGEN,
General Passager Agent,
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

sra europa fun $500 hos u.
Wortcnien Il 60. f4O u. &tn3ie
st., &bttd9o.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

$1,000 fiober CIT Gntierantbiaet
fra 2fanotnapifn hos ~. @ortens
fen & 50. ,140 u. Giu5ic st.,
GDica9o.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Ioracs Statsgielo ncgioroe pr,
lite cSanuar b. u. 124, 625, 600 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Gano. iur. e. 9olafer er u%ltori'
ferret iom ~eoiupren 5ulom9gtig hos Soz
reuitriuercn Sgnore @uObrano5oalen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Gano. meb. 6eirspolo er aniat iom
&ommunelGse / Stan9pit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

vi ipenIfe GmbeosmGno er Der 3,
ipm er fpot 1900 us iom a%ltiaa er "a
glar gamle. Sc er ale tire Yreiter.
8lanbt De purige GmbeosmGno er neppe
noacn uuer 81 9lar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Soranorimg al 1io paa
Witiuaufce Yancu.

Tran aaat uo: 3r1u aHfomnsr;
H. 10, 10 6ormieoa1. e. ~ Jormtooag.
sB5 @rsrmfps1e. lib
" 800 aiitn. go ei,rmibbaa
81 ~Srastirau saar ira Gutmar nc auttu r. fGftus
mtobaa. tastr p~asiasru mss % fomm,r 40 auiiu ri.
925 arfsH. GOsst iorIasu Dt.ota5 e. Za5. Tor at
pasiasTer Tan beHpli, "a bstat.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

6rpiercr Nbr. 9esiclberg jr. i
&%riltiania CT uon9unt til merifanIt
aoniul.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
b., G. X. L. N. R'y. Items.

b., G. X. Il N. R'y. Items.
Forcheap rates TO Colorado and other western points
do not fail 10 call on me.
Our Winter Tourists rates arc now on sale. For one
way or round trip tickets TO Texas, California, Florida
and other points please sec me.
lean give yod your choice Of several different routes
to California points with only one change Of cars
c. 8, RICE.
Agt b, c. r. e y. Ry
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
lluitorijf 0irfc i G%riitiauin. 81

8. lambs 9p6e bar uoienot 5orila
ON 9annelie al ell unitariif 8irte
&ritiania.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

aano. meb. 3. s. Srbins uil uu'
Der SiitrittslGse Gnss Srap9r iom
StOrtbins srepraientant beitpre Ssnbs
msrs 9iitriftslaseembeoe iom toniti'
tIeret.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
WGraaaenoe GlQer.

VWtHUuVHUt VfBtts Wv utEVuH
meaem aopparbersets Citation oe Bang
BANNER bar @lseu saaet miot paa lple
3aaen irem til @aaroen ps ipiit Op
Soinemaoeu, iom bar heniat / en- 8stte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

G1 00oll tjsbe SuurIie ben bette
pl'ooN musiota 5lour 5oie Gnmieu.
2l4
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

6orretningen CT alntuosltg Bant.BuIileis
uoen. og i~noenlauoIte 8Rrolpaptrer flgbes
OF i9laes. Ietts er ben sneTte Bani / Qouu.
tiet, Der 9iper
Rtnte paa Bais goof TepoHts.
5oli, iom bar Benge, be life bar BRIG for,
oil finoe, at bette Spitem er mere liberalt,
euo be oil finoe bet uoaeu anoen Bant Der
I 8pen. Heute betale5 pna Interest bear
ing Pass Books, 4 PCT. Garst, betalbare
baIoaarlis ben lite 5nIt o. ben 1ite Jauudr,
boert War, for ale GUNNER, Der lille trRiies
uo melem oisie 3ntoer. genge fan iRttes
IND noariombelit o. til bpiltetiombeit Belsb,
o9 fan tdges no, Haar 8eofpmmeroe snIter
bet. Certificates of Deposit siues, mob err
Reuts al 8 PCT.
Yen9e uoiaaneS MOB laoe Henter
paa Sitierbeo al beoIte Clogs.
30 1911.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Iapir for 12,5OO,O 900 Grpner

fWV'F 7" -" -
ital tiluirfes peo 2umba 8ru9, nemli9
Eeu9eieboelpapir for ct Nntal Sebler
til nepnte 8elpb, efter bono Der er Bile
pen beitemt / oisie Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
1uftion!
u D mi niStrators Sala.

lluoeriegueos Homiuiitrator I Ssus Z.
1enems 80 oil iRtae PED of,utlig Mutton
pad bans lioite BOpRl I Spumgfelo 9oiuu.
ibip, 3.DRl uoropit for Galmar,
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
vait Gienoom
tiIiatas entr tiaeie.

hp,riisi,nsntv. iiafsH '5arM tiilaIsI". s5a} 20
ialas'. -pus tia,is". sJisR,ts t,sis'. 'pEstf1tJ'
oio. OF ira M Of ~iusrpft,s ior / Sent Or. Gro ior 1Js
@anl GH'dis sosaavsr. T. ". Sor5ostlS tt ct
Faou, r,aHs ior It ors. H-Dritsifmsate. 5r 20 lD'
fas,s If Brt1nHI tags ia. D,uiga iL.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
lza1 Bj sslTN,gSSplp
NasTSW Avn NON' ~
W. LEAVING AND ARRIVING
y TIME or TRAINS.

Iran 70. "a Dasialsu gaar fra TrorI9 III. $50
giitrmlsbal oa No, 81 t9rag) H. 3 - g{otatu 70.
81 lRaBia8rl aufoHmtt ~ tstorab III % Gitsrm. o.
70. 80 NitllD aHf5mHr III. 80 V'ttrnibbal
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Smtrent 0alpparten al Ialeiunos
8eiplfnin9 er an9rebet al Snfluen5a
eller Sorfjplelie / itprre eIer minore
Grab.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

Sfaao / Sitrc gfer. Oct fife
S S. .;.E GlcIoItlcn ueO Gitenljppanoet,
4 u,yesl'Dt bar tilbprt 6otosraf abel,
~. SeHBen, Gabriel SHINE M. Il.
s ,V :. 'orleoen. Slben upfom
, ~, S0'lioErelle, bpis 8ebpere bar
SI,' No. a9 % uObreote fig meb iaaoun
S S,', al 0ele 9uiet / 9Sbet ai en- Zines
T nm uaE neoDrGnot til @runben. Gen
rGs a''n o,, g'cr, Sernbanebetjent 90.
9rSS. .gIIeoeS bet at rebbc alt tit
S SpSsO, Der 'tte bar asiureret, mepens
T. I e.. var lo"riitret i aanbets olminbe.
y e"'etaSle, nngipelia for 6. 1900
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

is, 9gar % lite eop Der heller? = bet
rsmSorSSi 'atsraao bar Gipilmimiiteren
for5g SY'S a., at oct nOrite apraimport.
5uIisn U%5osr mob Melemriaslouen, i
UeSrDam ~,snina Stutsraaoets puriac
bar Si j,I,.' oar eniae, bsurpaa aonaen
sers VS,o,D,, at Snbitiainsen meo Cd
SuSsD ny,ualslfer ienOes Bet uurlte Sn.
'%'noIins. ' III pHrt'sit muIis De.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13

2, "tutpGoelIe al Hopopr. 8 gure
! S, ~a.'sn er | 1898 ialoet 10 Sjurue,
! S SuSI l 5ero, 1872 8ape, 10 arne,.
r, g"V'O''' 1876 SSnsiebDse us / stens
ap y SSISleOal blep ituot 8 gisrne, i
y g @a % ! &nuluno 2, i @rausber.
,r, = Ttore 9eIemartens aOoSeri bleO
Rape .S'SSI l Slprn q saube), So
@2 Sptroer. S'"e Lou SpSe
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Ttlialas.

Ttlialgs. Den bI1igite 5arm /
9Smneibcit Gcnutn, Selma, 24O Ncres.
Gu Viii / Aoro tor Barr DAT. HRr Station.
uomuriet 3orobuHo, gooe @ieroer, fom'
iortdbe 8ngHiHaeT, uailer lloiiGt uuoel q
eIu. Here BrBUoe. fortrtnli9t Stcubruo o.
go6t NaJoldg. IRIS $50 pr. We're. men III
uobpoe Den tiiiaigs for en- lort I'D Ior
: 5000. 70 ttlarpnoieHoe 6arme iol1tes
ugltp. ben enc ior SIS % oen aH0cH ior $40
pE. We're. D}lR hcHpeHoe ia til 6. Us.
Alliou 8ecorab 3Orua, eler g. q. 8idsr'
man. ct. Saul, UttnH. ts204tep
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
TilialaS.
TiISafaS.

TiiafaS. - Baqsri o. @rocerp.
= @rGHo Opera 6ouie Biod, 1tcorah.
Soma gridbgluiua 22x90 Too. to Gtagcr.
@H uomrrGei NHicoUiHq for en- igrits Mas.
ics Eager. Raa irl9e paa @ruHo al .aar.
Ia Selbreo. z. 6. Ersai, 3eeorah. Stpl.
q .2O2.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
Siliaigs.

Tilialgs. ~ Barre 8e 1oeW,si'sr til
s25 bUer. Seq of iRlgc DC pcusus
BpqgeIottcr &et 3ecorob. 20 80 ier.
50xt20 SOB tore, palier uoiigt, usI Of prUs
GQetrGcr. ali for $500. Dion tcugu0e ia
TT 6 %, g1Iiou, 5ecprab. Joul, eller
6. G. alderman, Ct Raul, Itluu.
49, O4toD.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-13
JOHN BhEGEN,

1S4Ra-dolph St., Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

that II If k.pt on much longer the problem OF p.r-
petual motion would be solved Indeed sa'h 10 nj nj
with a knowing wink, the time Is soon a, n Er,a
when some traveller from the shores OF LAKE FIJI
shall i'm the midst OF a great uprising OF the prop
Rridye and sketch the ruins OF Tammany Hall.
The people of Cherry Creek heard III opehITi!, =, -,
wonder an original story which MI Drpe," .olr =.
illustrate how confusing II In these deses"
DAYS for an average citizen TO find out VINO was an,
who was not real Democrat anyho" III ~ NJ
~ all the kind, of Democrats there were m NV
York City and throughout the state IL ~ IN M ra
man said he who bothered ABOUT NE -,
,u"nn,ii,y when the census enumerator came aiOIni
MY father said the poor feow was an nd was
Ard nv mother was "A Engishwoman, anu ! w. a.
born on an italian ship sailing under Dutch nag ~
Tmr,ish waters and lived in Scotland before
came 10 New York. .. >, las. from,
NJ Depev starts on the return tourney ,o,ua' ,,
hero speaks at ten meetings before rraGh''s ~, IN
har,,on where the wind-up address Will be naur ~
The evening and then the journey home"dru WI" ~
resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

cannon. which announced his departure as II sig
nailed his arrival MIR. Depew said. among otne
things: ,,,. lin
professor wilson the author Of the Tarf Oh o,
re has been that it has taken ten millions ,S q
dollars out OF the pockets Of the people am tRas
is soand the Professor ought to be zoo. }aG YS:
for he is the author Of the Tarin E saers IN
this state ASKING s are ,1 not taking care OF the
q interests OF The PaaPsrz wtb PC envoas eye:
upon our nnr,x Zane back to power We beeye mat
charity begins nj home tappianse, s last and ali
~ ~ I'm tAppauseD In closing. WI say .nss
senator IIiIi Will ind ~mSn Erie .ii P'onnty Joining
harIs with your fellow citizens rom tnr n ~ a.
TAM ri,u u ~ him a rebuke which he Will not for'
ret during his nfe tApplause)
,esemblvnan j. 5 Whipple. OF Salamanca
and ex-senator John Laughin' OF bu'''o' ~
=, Nr Depew's a'd at many Of the meetings On
~ n,v 70 buffalo and made speeches "h'ca
oh,o, Mr. Depew 10 cut his speeches snort a''
sa,.. himself for the big meeting in buhA'o'
rr, xcv AFTER leaving Gowania sho"
atoms Of ten minutes each were ma'e a. -
,ou,on,s North Collins, Eden Centre am h''"'
burg. ,, ,,e,uh-
4, cherry Creek n deputaton Of leading Nepu"
leans from, Buffalo met Mr.. Depew. hoaraei 'n'
49, aud rode with him to that city. cheer went
49,, nc Mr. pcpev stepped of the car. AMI IONS
,,,o ~ carriages his being AT the head. drove "
tho Tronuois From there he went 10 wv
homo of James Sweeney. whore he spent me r.
mainder Of the day. until the time for the os
meeting IN the evening. which was held IN MuN'
Hall whittier MIR pepew was escorted by ooN'
pany Of the BOYS in Blue. from Rochester a..
enormous crowd OF people and several oahls u
music at the head of which was tn" band " '"e
18th Regiment Mr.. Depew received trenehuO"
greeting as 10 entered the hall which was )afh"e'
within and without. IIe began by answerins Sc
ries OF questions which were put q him III
printed form by member 81 the state 'o"'
mttee. and one OF them was about the Hom's'eaa
strike and the lowering OF wages OF Mr.. Carnesie'
employees He said:
Carnegie has got his work IN such rertrc.
condition that he thought h could stand ~
perfection of their works reduced II sucl MY
point, could not II was then that Harrison any
Reid and the Republican National Committee ser.
to Pittsburg t. try have the question oi Naksi
between Carnege and his employees arDitiatel ~ s,
II was denied Carnc gle did not contribute .hr o..
lar 10 the las; Republican ramplign NJ, lr"rssN
soon after came ont I'm a letter IN wnich ~" -
he was for ffe' trade and the cleveland boru".n
Then. In regard TO the Wort HESS arnlor platrr
sooner had Mr.. C'rnegie doclar rod fos fr'e ~,
than Mr.. cleveland made contract with MN -,
furnish warships with JUS: thos" plates tNiles y"
"Thats So" and applauseD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

The Real Estate Exchance Honest Governme"
club has sent yostal cards t. ifs 209 members
calling upon them 10 watchers at 'n'
polls on Election DaN. ard mary ~ the mern'''s
have sent favorable replies They will serve uh"''
the direction OF ~" Committee OF seventy
Republican and Anti-Tammary mas~-me'"",
viii be hold al Madison Hall Madisor-a''. '.'
Onc-hundred nd-twenty-ftth st. thi ~ ~
mel Alexander r. Ketchum will nresde
meeting will be addressed by General henry
Burnett. Mance II. Harris. columbus q. Jon"ss
Captain Philip Low. the Rev. Dr. W L D. 30.
p William Renhard. ir.. the Rev. Dr. - H"
dorf Elias Goodman and FLOYD b. WILSON .,s.
The Metropolitan Association OF Cyo""S ,r
composed OF Democrats and Republicans "1 p..
Gorsed the candidacy OF Joseph Oatnah IN
publican nominee fer Alderman IN me
Assembly District cat.
A ratification meeting o, the New ORR S,.
Democracy will be held at rrbachs Han Ian.
dred -and-seventieth-st and Thirdaver tlis "A,
ing william r. Grace and John W ION WIZ
dress the meeting. - from
Andrew J. Campbell candidate for 'ohS'e "a
the Nth District has been Endorsed as ho".' ~
pabie and fully equipped for the reptese = NJ
the interests OF the city" by = y. "' Iobn
Voorhees, William Fclsinger. r. D. .o'', r.rso,
G. Huyler. william Mor. William H. as,hsJd
David n Porter John Harsen Rhoadss ashs, II
Turner Cady Berg 4 See. o: IL =. AZ
HuEhson, George Hayes and otneES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

many dollars on different kinds Of saivc, to no
good, and gave UP All hopes OF ever getting
cured. Nothing. dIdfn1 xnv good, until tired
CUTICURA RgaRDIrs-- Tho frst application my
and burning stopbed. I kept Oh with them.
and after using for three months. was entirely
cured. used seven boxes OF CvTicuHA one
cake OF CUrICrRA SOAP, and three bottles OF
CUIIcrRA REsoLvEST, and they are the best
remedies for skin diseases ever used. Fire
Y,1rs ! suffered. and can prove {, by people
where now live. IfanyoBe doubts this. write
10 me, and will tel them with the greatest OF
pleasure what CrricURA KEMypIEs have done.
] cannO: speak too highly Of the CrTIcUnA
REMEDIES. and shall recommend them 10 Others
as cure cure. f. X. HESDRICkSON,
522 Bridge ST., Trenton, ~ y.
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an u i've cent piece which
hurt mo 40 much nigh. and
day, that | could not sleep
for the Itching and burning.
l had to get up three or four
times a night. DID not know
what to do with nyself as
could not work. Called q
doctor to look At them, but
he did mo no good. and in
all. had AK Of the best doc
tors l could get. but they
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For \ PIC MEETING ~ Wh1J~Sr TO-DAY.
There viii be- big Republican rally in Wn!ls,.
to-day NJ o'cock II viii b" held I'm front ~ the
Sub-TrcasurY. and IT promises to be or" 81 the
biggest political demonstrations oyer held IN that
part 90 the city Speakers ~ wide reputation viii
address the audience Wall street men viii have
an opportunity 30 lsie' to men thoroughly ac-
quainte'' Win Inc financial and economic questions
Of the present time Edmund WctmOro. president
% the Republican cub. VIII preside. The speakers
VIII b. Iernuel f. QuIgE John :. Wise. John sabine
Smith Charles II. Treat and y III. steele. Thu
MA form will stand directly under the Washington
atue on the Sub-Troasury steps.
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,,, v,ss..,EErIxG vt porGEvII1E.


po,rcypIe s. Nos 's.e'il' ono o' me
,., ,,os.-rrc.i.nve + ~ oHnpaier ," '+''
,,,.niorhooI VS. i.A hero tonight '"l'rh'''''
ver. present from number '' 'h" "''"''''
,.d villages pol~,yll" .s essentially - ''h
ia, co,,uunit, 81 - as industries h"vinT pros
,.r.d under thc " <inic> ia~. anI '".ns ~'ri
anal, Affected hy ~" Nl-on-i riann "i'''hN
Judging by the erg" number ~ l'"i'' 'i"' ",
,o.,irbt and br thor enthusiastic apil'"S'. th'i"
~. f.v members az that party ln This n"ichh'i
ho,J who .fui a. hcr. poo their f'rr'ci p''N .i
faith n. speakers wor" james : sherman. "'
j-f.cn and Charles l. KNAPP. = Lo"N'll". l"" q J.
dress 81 llr Sherman N taouftrat"' fully " 'h'
nog.Viiir peoil" needed any further G"n'nS.i'-
ton. after The o''cct LESSONS o. the Icih"' "a
Administration. that ~" only ear" 'oNf'r !" 20
pursucd D. ~" American p"ppI' IN mum" u !"
firm and decided stand. ageins. III" "a q 81 boss
ism corruption and IRE. trade. ana ioF AN hou' -i
ballot. fair count and The benefits 20 ' "ht i'n' ]
under Protection Nj Knapp spoke .lo1u"ntN IN
favor Of Protection. and shove" up he inron>si"n-
CITES Of David T. IIuls record. ~" urged tn r.
puhlicans 90 stand 10y their co'ors and proph' sled
a BIZ majority FOR Morton aud SaVtou
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CURES THE WORST CASES.

Mr.. HoMnR CLARK. OF No ,csJfssl
Third .Sf,eSf .Sionf Cifr, Ia. writes
Ny wife was troubled with female
weakness. and ulcers Of the uterus.
size had been dootoring with every
doctor of any good reputation. and
had spent lots OF money IN hospitals.
hut TO no purpose. She continued
TO get worse. She was greatly pre-.
JUDGED against patent medicines.
but a. last resort we tried a bottle
OF DR.. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription.
We had seen some OF your advcr-
tisements. aud Mr. Cummings. a
wes,-side druggist. advised n, 10 try
a bottle. We tried it with the FOL
lowing results. The first bottle did
her 50 much good that we bought
another, and have continued until
she has been cured"
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BAD ULCERS ON LIMBS
Five yeare' Suffering. Could not Sleep
or Work from Itching
and Burning. Six Doctors could do
Nothing. Relief in tho
First Application. Perfect Cure by
CUTICURA.

had on both my legs, for MO years, three
very bad ulcers. two on one. and one on tho
othe. lust into the bone above the ankle as largo
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RESOlvENT CURES BABY

nAQv'c ekin and Scalp purified and besutinsd
UhD y By Cuticura Aosp. Absolutely pure.
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SENECA INDIANS MEET HIM.


Hut the most remarkable demonstration OF any
which he has had since leaving Nrw-York was
at "A place called Inwtons. where he was
greeted bv "A crowd OF Seneca Indians who came
down from the Cattaraugus Reservation headed by
a brass band which the rcd men played remark
ably we'll 4 lot Of squaws accompanied them
There was n good sprlnklng of white people too.
and when Mr. Depew introduced the Indians
looked at him. and not muscle OF their faces
moved They heard with attention all that he hal
to say AMI whom he had finished. the band struck
up tune and the only bona -1de Americans
marched proudly back to their reservations heads
erect and wondering In their minds whether tn .,
days OF their Own glory, OF their war dances ana
Of their mass meetings had really gone forever
Mr. DepeW struck a. the appearance OF the
brave fellows as they walked away and turning
10 the writer. declared that IL was one or the most
touching scenes he had ever witnessed.
Another matter worthy of remark in this singu
larry successful trip Is the fact that all OF the
been got up with only few hours notice OF
his coming On the other hand all sorts OF tricks
and devices known 10 peanut" politicians have
been adopted By the Democrats to bring their fol-
then not OF these meetings. even In the few
sections Of the State tnit may be called Demo
cratic. could begin 10 compare With the enormous
crowds whoch thronged around Mr. Depew wher-
ever he stopped. and even wherever he didn't stop
who followed the train trying to catch glimpse
OF the whose personal popularity with the
masses only be lkencd to that which chung
10 the name of James q. Blaine. lie told at Ha =
10 catch hare and who was rldicucd by the pass
ing traveller. upon which the old hound retorted
"You don't the difference I'm only running
for a dinner but he's running for his life" Bur
the hotsnd: he did liken the Democratic party TO
the hare and said that 1t was running 20 fast