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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

The proposition TO create a national
board of arbitration for the settlement
of strikes does not seem feasible. OF
course the board can be created, but
the definition Of its powers and juris-
diction and the manner of enforcing its
findings are matters that viii cause
grave questions to arise. More reli-
ance on the laws and the courts for tho
enforcement Of the rights Of persons
and corporations would aid very
greatly in solving strike troubles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

president Cleveland's message is the
first public document that has ap-
peared for some time that had no quo
tations in it from Ben Bolt" says
the Atchison Globe. But just look at
what a bolt there was on the 9Th of
November. We Democrats have had
too much bolt lately.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

1t is to be hoped that the rascal Val
entine, who ran away with Mrs. Null.
vaney and Mr.. Mulvaney's money, viii
be brought back here, be indicted an6
sent to the penitentiary for term OF
years. Such men as he are a curse tc
society and better behind prison bars
than anywhere else.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Genera Kelly is organizing an
other army to march on Washington,
He says the only place they intend to
move on will be Growers villa" When
he gets there he wants to be careful
that he does not trespass upon the
grass. 1t is not conducive to the
health Of 'industrials.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

The Republicans are keeping very
quiet in their criticisms of Congress
and are not offering any legislative
schemes. Their turn will come next
year, when they will be able to give a
loose to all their schemes for re-
deeming ~ the country At present
they seem to appreciate the fact that
they may meet some difficulties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

The st. Louis Globe-Democrat thinks
'the Indian problem will be solved
whenever Congress takes hold of it in
a practical manner and quits listening
10 sentimentalists who know nothing
about Indians except from reading
Cooper's novels and gazing at cigar
signs We very much doubt If these
same sentimentalists have ever read
the Leather Stocking tales.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

And now Germany is taking steps to
curtail the importation of American
cotton seed oil. There can be no doubt
but that all this is in the interest Of
the German Agrarians and protection
lists. German sophistry for protection
purposes is no worse than American
sophistry for protection purposes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

A Republican paper in nearby
town says: ''The free coinage people
must wait for the Republican party in
'96 to undo the wrong which has black
ened the record since 1873" If the
free coinage people must wait until the
Republican party undoes the wrong it
did to silver in 1873. they will need to
possess the patience of Job and the
Hearg of Methuselah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

1t is pretty good country to live in
where the first snow does not come
until the 9Th of December. Everybody
knows that "there is no place like
home" but there is no place for a
home like Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

IF Senator Quay thinks he can get
the Senate to vote for any bill on sugar
that will be unfavorable to the Sugar
trust he is very greatly mistaken. All
the Republican and Havemeyer Sem
ators are for the trust.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Indian Agent Day is altogether toe
facetious on a very grave subject
Jokes are all very well- in their place,
but the trouble with Day is that he
don't know where that place is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07
COMMENTS ON CURRENT TOPICS

me presidents statement in regard tc
the recent issue of bonds is not ali in +b oe
nature Ise of an apology. 1t is simply to the
erect that the gold reserve was so much
reduced and its further reduction in the
replenishment became necessary in order
70 maintain the public credit-Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Senator Palmer, of Illinois. says a
free coinage bill will probably pass
Congress at this session. We trust the
Senator lis right. Congress couldn't do
a better thing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Father Ducey continues in his at
tendance upon the Lexow cilnmittee's
sessions. The Father has a great
ttnervk." no matter what may be said
about him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Mrs. Grannis' crusade against low
cut gowns suggests the query, Why is
it that the lowest-cut gowns are the
highest priced? Is it because they are
Worth more?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Kate Field says: "The strongest moral
force as won'ans; and as morals are nj Il.
separable from every phase of life, it
follows that women must not be kept
out of public affairs, being an absolute
necessity for Itheir publication. Paul
Bourget is right; women make society in
America
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07
nHERALD Calendar for December.

If attempts to rob Ada Rehan are to
he made. we are glad they are to steal
her silver statue and not her dia-
snonds. The statue is much fresher
subject.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Tramp-Can't I get the boss's ear for
a minute? Husband-I don't think you
can get her ear, but I'm sure if you
wait until she comes downstairs you can
get a piece of her mind.-Yonllers
Statesman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Good government clubs are springing
up all over the country. Their infiu-
ence is all in the direction of better
government and they should be en-
couraged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07
TO MAKE You SMILE.

A Pullman-car porter says that De
faulter Seely looked worried and fever
ish ON his way to Canada. But that S
no proof of Seely's guilt. A Pullman
car porter lis apt to make even an honest
millionaire look worried and feveriSh
when he has him in his poWer.-N. Y.
World.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Thousand of cases of rheumatism
have been cured by Hoods Sarsa paril-
la. This is abundant reason for belief
that it will cure you.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Mrs. Wickwire-Do you know that the
doctors say that too constant piano
practice is likely to produce curvature of
the spine? Mr.. Wickwire-I didn't know
Ut before, but l don't doubt it. AT least,
it makes the neighbors get their backs
up.-Cincinnati Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07
NOLLIE.

There's a s'picion in the atmosphere O.
snow,
AM 1T makes my heart go pit-pat, for o,
l kin alnnos' feel the ltingle
Am hear the merry jingle,
An the creakin' o. the cutter on the
snow!
There's a sharp an likely feelin' in the
air,
That sets the blood a-glowin' rich and
rare;
I kin almost see the glimmer
o. the stars ait shine an simmer
When a-sleddin in the sparklin' winter
air!
o, I hunger for THE tinkle o. the bells.
An the ne'er forgotten story at it tells,
o. straw rides quaint and jolly,
In the days when pretty Mollie
Made my heart-strings tinkle-tinkle like
the bells!
There's a soft an subtle feelin' in my
heart,
AT drives away life's every sting an
smart,
o, the mem'ry of loves folly!
It was sleighin' time when Moll1e
Put her sweetness an her sunshine in
my heart! N. Y. Sun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

No matter how others of his race may
have ito live, the colored sleeping-car
porter always insists upon good quar-
tiers for himself.-Buffalo Courier.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

When General Lew Wallace was a boy
he was not much of q student in school,
but out of school, in woods and along
the stream, he carried as his constant
companion Plultarcn's Lives, and books
of a Similar character.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Professor Andrews, eye expert, fits
glasses accurately. Examination free.
No 304 Mccormick block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Eyes, it's a hard world sighed the
balIoonist as he struck the fair grounds
with "a sickening thud.-Yale Record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

81 am summoned to another climb
said the bell boy as the indicator an
nounced a call from the top floor
Phila delphia Record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

William Dean Howells says of New
York: 81 like New York exceedingly
most interesting city in the world, much
more so than even London or Paris
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Stag parties are so called, so it is
said, because the men usually stagger
home from them.-Oil City Blizzard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

With the college barber it is an every
day occurrence to score a touchdown
Richmond Dispatch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

The President and Mrs. Cleveland
adopt a decisive regime with their chill
liren, and the system must be lived up
TO. Ruth and Esther are up early in
the morning, have thetr breakfast, and
when the weather is pleasant are out for
an airing before the regular breakfast.
The children are in bed at the regular
dinner hour.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07
SOME PEOPLE OF NOTE.

Du Naurier owes his literary fame
very largely to Henry James, as it was
he who induced him to try novel writing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

Cornelius VANDERBILT is becoming a
power in New York politics He was on
THE finance Committee of Seventy and
gave $l0,00o to help the cause of reform
along.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-07

! Professor ]. NJ. Lafffin, of New York
is said to be the hanflsomest man alive.
He won the prize for masculine beauty
in the international show at Vienna
Gerome, the great French painter, sought
him for a model. He is fifty years old.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
ct fort cftober eal8
SNon'S
Mammoth Dept. Store, LIST Ave. &
9Th St, Minneapolis, MINI.

st ~slimrenbe Spn penter bet itoyc
Yublifum, the big stores @slpnoere, =
benne llse.
3a Ri bar siprt npsle ubpre % for
bauienoe bcloise Suotlsb iioen ben lite
os., pg oa ri er iitnno til at biftere 1r.s
Ter poa WHn9oer. naar ri fisher, Inas
peliom bittere Yriier, mar hi ielaer,
buao andre. "ber ltaar i8rocesIion"
meo %, maa rette fig efter, bar ri in,
9enIinoe Iaa auot forberebt paa en- lana.
ltart Pull i Price Making us llnosr.
i9Igen iom MI.
vi bcber Gem i'm peItben ON nsir
at nnoeriege. ipsrge paa Yriier "a
lammenlianc bore Mnbno mcD an
ores. % Se oil for tnfno. 6are
blipe o%perbeoiit ON, at &c altjo ipn,
rer Yenae pcb at banble mco ps.
Sore u~oenbpS 8enner, Ipm life tan
operpare bette Sale perionlis, ituloc
IorIpne fig for mis- % iremtioist 8rug
peo SlRlp al bort Nail Order Depart-
ment. &i fnn ipnre 9em mango 3pl,
lars. Erpoer al ole Slnss Sabrif3.
uarer ienoes irit.
Seno for &atalu9 - ben foIter intct.
8. e. Slion & &c.,
MtnuennnlI5
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
Stor6Oere.
&pdOale, Dane Co., @is.

af be life faa StOrGbere, Der bar
feet 2piet Der paa Soroeu, ital pi Tor,
telig pmtale nugle enfelte:
6pr rs 9Iar liben loo "8en ameri,
tanite a~iempeGoer" fig fremuiie / Son.
Don. San tilbsO en- Sang at ipiie aft,
buao en- bpilfeniombelit al Eilbprerne
oiloe betale for, % paa Stebet giorbe
ban fig ba til @uoe meb 10 gGblepu.
mItetcr, 6 fore Sueoetuser, / 8uno 9pe.
batter, 4 SAB 9Grter, 20 fore Stptter
Stinfe, 6 9erriner Suppe, 6 9emoner
FAINT - Tom DESSERT 100 Oilers.
San mente enoa at pa glaos til mere.
Der tunoe uaunes flere ligncnbe
G~rempler fra Nutiben. Mtcn Surtibcn
bar li9eiaa fulot baot fine G~tor9oere.
SOS en- GREET 6urfatter lnfer pi ON
en- bersmt 3anierinbe, bpis Gppetit til
Nftensmaaltioet life tilfreoatiue0es
meo mircre eno 10 8uno 8rpo % 10
8uno 9ammetioo.
Sen oloOrli9e 6Orfattcr 9bepour
IortGaer, at Ell big thrift Dame peb
Napn 8a5a ipiits 80 aDainaer paa en-
Dag, p8 enboa bleo bun fun beIuis met.
Taa SeiIer Marfus Guretius' gio
ipiite en- Sproe peo &apn NalOonius /
aelierens NGrparelie ct 6aar, en- @ris.
100 imaa 8reo Og en- 6oanoiulo Sult.
Webens @uItap Nouli beleireoe 8rao,
tilbsb en- Bonoemano at more bom
meo of ipiie ct belt Soin. San uiIte
lis Spsaoen fnlotOmmen puren, %
maj mlstantte BAN for at ppre en-
Irplomano.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
Spernaoen at 2erfaloet
nf 1893

grroalen, bpor bet bar oper'osmlr'el
7albunoen, er, ffriuer 8rofesior pei
lamb "3etniR 3ios1frift", ptitnol
enonu | bet 5sle graz ce femrnsllg soe'
boa iuosg neIten poeralt Guer al Ores
"a 9imotei itaar beit, boor Der er fort'
met gurp meo / Streoet; bet ct hsttt
martelist at e, buorleoss fore Strat'
ninoer, buOr Der er fOmmet noset 2oro
meb, bar s~rasbunbet Jig, iaa at Der MI
er COB og nlminoeli8 benpttst Sapne'
aaua paa 9erialoet. Sarlis er Der
8iooer pmfrins &oSpolb, 2ennRs %
opuuer mob Sunbbp, buor Spsrflaoer
er temmelis iepr, Os bpur Der er me9et
aresbunoet annb. Ser er M aI9rsItet
af &analpaienet, og bet bill Der life
ppre panifsligt at bprfe. GranIerne
melem 9erfalbet Der os @rasbatIerre
paa Sioen b0loer pda at uoptltes. Sel
err pel imeIIem 1000 os 5000 Waal,
bpor 2anbst Der er ~temmelis aaot, meo
faa 6~orbsininser, abfiais @rastoru
os allersbe srasbuuoet 2auo. Der oil
Der bIipe ubm9rfet Soro, os ben, Iont
iaa 9anbet iiior, ballot operipemmet Of
@aHe, meb bsie 2srppramioer itittenoe
op / en- Ssle, Der fso iammen efter
bpert Spabeiif, ma blipe operralfet
oper ben Soranbrins, iom er f~oresaaet.
Set piisr fig, at be fate, funtebe 8pras
miber Of Ser, iom itat op iaa faite us
baarbe, at mango mistpileoe ON, be
tunbe bore meb Of banne Sorb, MI er
~uojepneoe os saaet op icm til GIfe.
Sano' ps Grrbausene berimpb itaar
.isjen, pg bpur bisie er puerueieuoe. blir
Qrbeioet meb at iepne Suerfaoen betps
belist. Sra bisie S~anobause er Der
blait nueet Sanb uboper 2ersn % bar
oannet ct Sorbsmon, iom blanbet meb
tiliteoeunrenoe os tilfisrt 9orp uil sipe
uOmprtet Serb. Ser er Iaalebes ale.
rebe MI fore 8iboer, iom er farbis til
8Drtuins, meoens andre 9artier meo
Sano pg Gur bar en- uleun SuerHabe
o9 en- mn9rere 8unb. Oct bible imio.
lertio pGre bgiit pnitelis, ON 9Drtuin'
gen tunoe fOregaa meb eu Smule
@ner9i, iaa at Sfreoet mart tpoelieere
tunoe 9ra8binoes; tbi penter man for.
len9e, fan Der banne fig Slpueianb,
Tom ulIereoe M bespnoer at senere.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
Gbrtnian 6auien DOB.

Spnoaa often 9lptten balpni bgbe
eIter 10 Tigers spseleie m / pibe arebie
befienbt bauIf Yioneer, Gbriitian Sans
len, gier at Sotel 9annepirfe, Wils
lpaufee Ipe. SO. 217-19.
Gen SpsoOm, Tom for fort 3ib iiben
taitebe Scr. Sanien pna spseleiet, aif
ouer til arait i llnberlipet, og for ct
Bar 9ase iiben ertlarebe 9aeerne, at
Der life bar upset Sanb.
llastet 3sbsfalbet iaalebes life Tom
u%uentet, pil bet bog uatte mesen Delta,
selie meaem be mango, iom / Iarenss
Sob bapoe lert at fjenoe stfosbes parnne
Sierte ps bele penlise ps pinoenbe Isrs
i~onlisbeb. 5or bet bar faa. iom pibite
at sisre fig iaa afbulot iom 8annepir.
fes befienpte @art, % bans @ennefrebs
inoifranter fig life alene til benne gp,
bpor ban / en- Iarr9tfe bar lepet %
uirtet, mel %itraifer fig iaasoctiom Opsr.
aft, bpor 9anIte bar bpiat fig; tbi naar
bauIfe &eiieuoe at ale 8lasisr paste.
rebe Chicago. par Sotel 9annepirte ct
laa pnoet 2~ilbolosfteo, at bets ppprl.
l9rs Bert a fjeuot n9r % fiern.
Gbriltian Sanlen bar fsot | Spalle.
rup Hprbepeu al &allunobpro poo
Gen Siaaaub / 9anmart i 1926. g
1866 reilte ban til Nmerifa for at ipae
i'm 2ptie % tos lirar til Gbicaso, bpOr
ban bar / Spteliprretnins pna flere
8labier, inbtil 1869. oa hans Suitru
tom berpper til BAN. Saa nebiatte ban
fla paa Miliuaufee ape., paa famine
8labs, bppr ban opoe, % i be 20 War,
ban bar bnpt benne Ylaos, bar ban
itpret ben paa famine iolloe, aate panffe
Maape, Tom bar siCrt bans !Sptel til
ct ina pnoet I~ilfuatsiteb for 9anIfe
iadpeI | iom uoenfor Chicago og ipm
bar 5tabt BAN ben fore 8ennetrets,
Der MI isr1er peo bans Baare.
Sans @steifab bar lite pelfsnet
meo Ssrn. Sans Suitru, Der | be
mango Gar truliat bar itaaet peb bans
SIDE % paret bam en- Gtstte | 5prret,
uinsen, itaar alsue tilbase msb Ell aopps
tsret een.-"Sfaubinaoen..
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
sra Soibfcnoms, @is.
Ssiitnrebel

Sgitf9reoe!
ct Wpnument bleu | Inleonin9 DO
oorsieten paa EItre S%pibtonUng l0oe
Cttober IioTtlsOen rstIt pna bet Steo,
boUr GaIt. Gietri6ien prGOitsoe lite
sept. 1914, u0 bpOr ben IerIte norlt'
epaugsliFslutberTte @leni8beO tlfIeOes
lobe gftober iamme anr.
Gil De pcrligit unoeriege, ON Der t
9eres Ggn finOes aOibtunOngiolt eaer
8srn % 8srnebern al iaabauue, iotn
for turtere eller lansere Gio bar boet
pna aoibfOnOns.
Gaa Nonumentet ct nemli9 blanot
auoet osiaa inObug9eoe oisie Sro:
"3afuemmelise Ssrn % Sgrnebsrn
reiIte bette Minbe".
gu ipntes bet os en- patter 9dnfe, at
ale &oibtonOnsinouanorere o9 beres
gsrn ps 8prnebern, bpor be finoss
oper bele 2anoet, tunoe faa a~nleonirs
til at bore meo Os reiie bette Mlinoess
mRrfe.
Sm iaabanne 5olf finbes paa 3eres
8anter, beh.s De uenlisit at nebtesne
0isies Napne pe Ibr.s1e FAINT bet @ar,
be fom til 9Oibtcnune ps forlob famine,
os lebinse Hapnet meo ct Sibrag til
Wonumeutet.
0.g. 8ibrasspoernes Nauue bill
bo9fsres | en- 8rotofol, ipm ifal foruas
res ! Eitre 9pibtununs Menisbeos
Grtic til ct parist us betponinssfnlbt
Ninbe ON bort Snboanorerfult.
@iBr Sasen befienbtl On 8ampblet
inbebplbenbe 9aler peb 5Oaarsfeiteu
paa gitre % geitre SoiDtonons bill
mart uofomme / Srptten.
gtbrasspoernes Naune bebes inbs
ienot til u~nberte9nsbe.
ggrbBoist
8. 8. &iitab.
&udOaGe, Dane Co., @is.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
SRA Ter8ms SANS, Wtmn.

Snsba9 Gitermiobag ben lobe 81.
tober be9pnote Sarf Re9ipn 9utber
College fit 3bie aars 8irtiombeb.
Gabningsfciteu bOlotes i SDnooetirfen,
boor Gtolens 2nrere % Qiicipte %
Here af Stolers 8erner bar Iamleoe.
8lanbt be iiolte fan napnes 8aiurerne
3. Sobnion, .. u. Rorman oo &.
&UsbOlot. Soften inoleoeoe8 me6 Mis
ipngelien at Salmen: "@uos Orb BET
er bort Irpegoos", bpOreiter IaItur
SObnion opl9ite bet CITE Sapitel Of
4oult tie Sreo til Simotbsus, iom ban
lagoe til @runo for en- Gale ON Qerers
nes os Siiciplenes sieniioiee &ligter.
8erpaa bilieoe Sfolens SeItnrer, 8aIt.
8. 5osmarf, @teperne oelfommen o.
gap Dem nogle nsopenoige S~plpsninaer
an9aaenoe Sroensre9ler % li9nenbe.
Soften aiIlutteoe8 meo 8en.
Gen eaentli9e ~unoerpisning be9pnbte
ben na'te Sag. Sfolen bar be famine
29rere iaar iom iiior, men en- al benz,
U. 6. Senortdiou, fontmer life tilbaqe
fer Sinterterminens 8~e9pnoelie ben
2oen Sanuar. San ppboloer fla nems
Zig oeo en- Sfole i Often, bpur ban flu
oerer S~urtisifrift, for at Sfolen fan,
ira Tlnterterminen Of bpoe ct aurius
/ bette Sag.
Smtrert 40 Gleoer bar tilitebe peo
Sfolens aabnius, ps flere bar inofun.
bet Jig lioen. 9esuoen err Der manae,
lpm bar melot, at be fummer ON noale
fna Tiger, iaa Gntallet ianbipnliaois
blluer oper rs for 9erminens Slutnina.
q 81
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
&atarrbaIT 9pSpcpTa.
6n mobiles SDg giengipes sunbbco
% SDffe.

Satarrb i Wauen fremtalber en- 9it.
ltano, icm fables 8pspepiia eler uIor.
ostelt9beb. Set tummer iabpanlia fra
aatarrb / Salien, men iubtruHer pfte
hos Soft, iom aloris bar bapt aatarrb
nosetiteos. spmptOmerne paa 9ps.
pepiia er: 9eueripse, @aloeipse, fur
Maoe, Salsbrpnoe, Oppu1etbeo efter
Sptsnins, 5uritoppel'e, Piles oo /
mango 2ilfGloe oaarlist Sumpr, iuimz
melt 9opeo, Siertebanfen, Smerte,
Wansel paa 5OroBielie % Slapbeb i
Snouolosne. 8esru-na ps @an.u.lin.
tn9et efter G%npisninsen paa SlaIten,
oil belbrepe Gnbper. 5slsenbe er en-
Trrpe al De Srepe, Der er mubtaaet fra
Gatienter:
O.s. 9tcGuiaan, sprins Siu, Soma,
ltrloer: "5Or fire aar iiben iibfe SSft
nesteoe min Raue pluoielis at ubfsre
l'ne 5unttiunsr, % ies table mig bur.
flsf. Wfaoen mnntte toiases giennem
min Maoe peb at BRUCE afsrinasmib.
Ter. Seq table i gast os 8raft, %
uoen Saab bespnote ies OF taae Sc.
riisua % Nan'a.lin eiter ben frie ar.
olsnins, Or. Sartman gap mig. Otter
Tort Tbs 5Orlsb tunbe ies IpiIe mo-.
renoe 5sos, os the piles, 9preImerten
Os 5orItoppelien Opbsrte. Risp, aroit
% en- COB gppetit uenbte tilbaae, % lea
'unoe after %arbeioe".
5or Sebanblins af aatarrh, Spite.
5Ortislslie, 9arins Os ane gint.rens
flImat'psbomme ieno for Family PLY.
ician No. 2. Strip til The Pe-ru-na
Manufacturing Company, 60.
umbns. Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
6anociSuoHgterne.

81. 9. Dunn & GO.'s Weekly Re-
view of Trade for ben 20oe b8.
Tiger: ~8omulb uuoer 6 Gents %
6peoe unoer 55 Gents, besse lapere
eno n~oeeniinoe tiolieere, llofsriel al
8ulo iiteoeufor az Yroouiter til iaa.
oanne Iriier / Sftober er be prisnt.
It9ite 8~ienoetesn for Smiutnineen
oenne llee. 5oroelira al @obs til
5Orbrusere snur sanife eobt, meb
5remoang nRiten uperalt / Sammens
fighting mso iioits Nnr, men enbnu er
ben life al ct iuobant Omfuns, at ben
fan nbfploe 5abrifsproouftionen, iaa
Rriierne err berfor eanet libt nsb.
Western Receipts at Soebe / ll9ens
9gb er fun 4,7OO,3 91 8uibets mob
6,064,330 iibIte aar, oa peo atlanters
baps 6aprene 631,084 Buibels mob
S93,343 fio'te &nr. lloisrielen al
Spebe (0Rel inbbefattet) fra begse aps
tier al be dorsnebe Stnter % 8anaba
/ llaens 9pb par 3, $4,000 8uibels
mob 3~,317,O0O 8uibels iiote, 2,7O9,
900 SuibeIs i ben treble llse Of Otto.
Der for ct @nr iiben, 3,2OO,OO guibs
els for 2 gar iiben os $500, 900 8uib.
els / famine llse for 3 Gar iioeu.
5alIiterne / llgens 9sb bar 253 i be
5preneoe Stnter mob 341 iibite Gar,
Us 43 / anuoon mob 30 iioite Gar.