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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-06-28
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
are with us this Week.


are with us this Week.
The Benton County Teachers
Institute, which consisted of two
days duration, met at the Benton
Seminary building last Tuesday,
and was called TO order by County
Superintendent 4. Witt Cuff, who
very briefly stated the object of the
meeting
Superintendent Gulf was elected
president and Prof. John Bruma-
ger secretary of the institute.
The program was then taken up,
and the subjects were discussed
with great enthusiasm, especially on
the last day, which was devoted 10
the secondary studies
The question, "By what means
can the cause of education be pro-
NOTED in Benton County?" was
asked by Prof. w. ID. Cooper, and
several short but very interesting
speeches were made ON the subject
Following this discussion, Prof.
John Brumager made a motion that
the teachers organize themselves
into a teachers association. The
motion prevailed unanimously, and
! the following officers were unani-
lmously elected: County Superin-
tendent T. Witt Cuff, president, and
Miss Wick Byrn, secretary. The
president then appointed Misses
| Ada Hall and Eulah Lashlee and
Professor Brumager on the COM
mittee to prepare a program for
| the next meeting Of the association.
Big Sandy was selected as the
place, and August 10 the time for
/ P9lding the next meeting.
The object Of the association is
to raise the standard of education
in the county to a level with that
of adjoining counties and States,
and all teachers and educators are
: urged to join the association and
contribute to this end. All school
directors and parents are invited to
: attend the meetings of the associa-
ton.
The following teachers attended
the institute: Misses Wick Byrn,
Ada Hall, Nancy Stigall, Sackie
J Parker, Eulah Lashlee, Ida Brum-
$ ager, Sallie Matthews, Martha Nc
Daniel, Dolly McMackin, Jennie
, Swindle, Leah Williams, Florence
Nance, Luna Hawley, Milbry Paf-
5 ford and Jennie Nance and Messrs
J. w. Blair, w. d. Cooper, Eugene
l Mcdaniel, d. j. Allen, G. V. Kee
9 l. r. Hubbs, J. w. Galbreath, Il
g P. Berry, Riley Hicks, G. w. Rob
bins, r. M. Spencer, J. l. Miller
o w. B. Wright, 0. A. Utley, Med
y Neal, j. w. Townsend, J. A. David
!; 5 son, w. S. Odle, M. f. Berry, S. G
Il Wick, J. A. Spencer, r. L. Barker
0. &. Kennedy, A. A. Cole, 7. D
$ Clement, T. Witt Cuff, H. G. Utley
y John Brumager, S. A. Clement, c
s. G. Cliff, George Allen, M. N. Fra
Y zier, Albert Hassell, D. G. Hudson
N V. V. Nichols, Albert Lindsey, +
T. A. Swindle, Herschell Lindsey, h
4 G. Benton, Samuel Odle, Will
te Pafford and A. G. Barnes. Mrs. [
j. Cunningham. There are perhar
q others whose name we failed to g
" in the hurry Of going to press.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-06-28
FROM wHeATLEY

Mr. q. %. Wynn has added anew
reaper 20 his list Of farming imple-
ments
Miss ANNA and Mr. G. n. Akers
spent Sunday with friends near
Enloe.
DIR. u. NJ. McAuley, OF Camden,
wasmngling with hismany friends
here Sunday
Mrs. Sallie Collier, Of Arkansas,
is svisitiug relatives and friends on
Crooked Creek.
Mr.. John Mcdaniel, of Enloe,
was up ON a visit Sunday. "Come
again, Johnnie" says one.
Messrs. G. w. Robins and Pierce
Berry are attending the teachers
institute at Camden this week.
Mr. III. G.. Wilson, who has re-
sided at P0ducah for sometime, has
removed his family to this place.
AN who attended the children's
day exercises at Big Sandy last
Wednesday pronounced it a sue
cess.
Rev. W. r. Stockdale delivered
quite AN interesting sermon to an
appreciatiye audience at Crooked
Creek Sunday.
Mr.. Mack Spence, of Big Sandy,
was down Sunday. The result was
several of the boys looked some
what down-cast
Mrs. Jean Wyatt and children,
who have been making an extend
ed visit here, left Sunday for their
home at Vast, Ky.
The prospects for an abundant
yield of the crops Of this section
are aattering indeed. In short, we
| have not seen better at this time OF
the year.
Quite a number of the young
folks attended the singing by Mr.
| r. p. Berry at McKinnon Sunday
evening. We feel ourselves great
ly indebted to the good people Of
that place for special favors shown
us on that occasion.
| We observe that a certain youne
man, whose name we will not men
ton here. favors the plan of a new
county site suggested by business
men of Big Sandy, and wants the
change to take place in the neal
future. We wonder why?
Your correspondent attended tn,
I Henry County Teachers Institute
| at Paris last week, and we acknowl
edge that having met with quite
I number with whom we have asso
| ciated in days gone by, as well a
7 forming the acquaintance Of s.
? many fellow teachers, was indeer
to us a great source Of pleasure
and an occasion which we shall nc
be hasty to forget.
Our Sunday school, singing an
: prayer meeting are in a good, pros
t porous condition. We are glad
f also add that our citizens general
4 are manifesting more interest tina
t usual in church work. They hay
n awakened to the fact that Sunda
schools we're not inaugurated mer,
e ly for pastime, but for the cause
t the meek and lowly Nazarene, an
g there is no abatement but rather q
;, increased interest taken each SUI
e day in this great work.
n WHEATLEY, June %.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-06-28
Camden, June "a, 1895.

We acknowledge an invitation to
attend the third annual entertain
ment Of the Waverly Athletic Club
at that place the Fourth Of July.
An excellent program will be pre-
sented and an enjoyable time is an
ticipated.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-06-28
THE BOARD OF EQUAL1zEKs.
A Good showing for County Assessor d.
A, Gossett.

A Good Showing for County Assessor d.
A. GOssett.
The county board of equalizers
finally adjourned last Friday, after
a session Of three days altogether,
They found the assessors books in
the main in good shape, and Asses
sor d. b. Gossett remained with
the board during the sittings, and
was always ready to make any ex-
planation needed.
The net increase amounted in the
aggregate to S2,l75.
L. E. DAVIS,
County Judge
Camden, June "a, 1895.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-06-28
LOCAL ANo PERSONAL NEWS.

Mr 81 IN Marchbanks was at|
Nashville lnst week
Miss Sallir Matthews, of john
souyille, attended lhe institute.
Nr j. A. Parchmou rs visiting
homelolks a Cumberland City
Nr Garland Hudson was on the.
list Of sick the FIRST of the week.
Mr q. W. Shelton made O flying
"trip TO Huntingdon Wednesday.
Messrs. b. O. Rushing and Edgar
Hotty were in Nashville this week.
Mr. Joe c. Hudson was called TO
Goxburgh Wednesday on business.
mr. and Mrs. Sidney j.. Peeler
and child visited at Nashville last
Monday
Miss Maude Saunders returned
home Friday from a lengthy visit
at Brownsville.
Mrs. Arch Heggie, Of Charleston,
Mo, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
r.. w. Ayres.
Mr.. j. ID. McAuley has enclosed
his front yard with a very neat and
attractive fence.
Miss Pearl Arnold, of Browns
vile, is spending the week with
Camden relatives.
Invitations are out for a picnic
to-day at Bivens Mill in honor OF
Miss Pearl Arnold.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. McElyea has been very sick
but is reported better.
Mr.. G. Y. Hawley went to Union
City last Monday to be treated 10y a
specialist for deafness.
Mrs. Tennie Williams and son
of Henry County, are the guests o.
Mrs. Maggie Whitfield
Postmaster Wayne Rye is con
fined to his room from indisposi
tion, but nothing serious.
Prof. J. w. Blair, of Huntingdon
/ attended the institute Wednesday
returning home yesterda..
Mr.. w. T. Baber, Of Camden
came over Sunday to see homefolks
Huntington Republican.
Mrs. Edgar Totty and child ant
Miss Ruby Totty visited relative
at Eva Wednesday evening.
Miss Florence Nance and sister
Miss Jennie, of Eggville, attende,
the teachers institute this week.
Mr.. Warren Woods, of Holladay
is attending the teachers institut
Of Obion County at Union City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bateman an
children visited in the neighbol
borhood Of Bakers Chapel Sunday
Mrs. w. P. Morris was indispose
Monday, and her many friends Wi
ee glad to learn that she is bette
Children's day will be observe
at Oakdale next Sunday. Every
body is cordially invited to attenc
Alberto Journey and Mary Gree
have been licensed to marry in th
county by County Clerk G. B. Gree
DR.. w. M. Wright was called
Camden last Tuesday night on pr,
(, fessional business -Huntingdc
Democrat.
Mr.. J. M. CASTLE has been pu
ting in some new machinery th
week at his saw and grist mill
South Camden.
The friends Of Mrs. Cora Atch
son will regret to learn that she
very sick this week, and wish her
speedy recovery.
Mr.. James Townsend has SO
his stock Of groceries to Mr.. A. Y
Presson, who has moved the goo,
to South Camden.
There has been a change in Il
firm Of Farmer, Hudson & Farm
this week, MIR. Joe g. Hudson /
firing from the firm.
There were quite a number
visitors here this week, and unU
ual interest was taken in the pr
ceedings Of the institute.
Workmen have removed the @
Building adjoining the store Of N
b. @. Rushing, who is receivit
nAnrinl "a nrnnI o rnniln.,nn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-25
Completely ParaIyzed.
PHYSICIANS ARE ASToUNDED BY A
PECULIAR CASE.
a Young Man Stricken with I.andrvss
Paralysis and yet ReeOvers.

EaraiysA and yet HecoWera.
IRON ne TINES. Philadelphia. PI.)
Stricken with Landrys Paralysis and vet
cured. That means but little TO the average
layman but il means a miracle to a physi.
clan. Such is the experience Of D. y
baltimore now q resident Of Madison, n.
j., and q rare experiences il is
Yes, its true that had Landry's Paral.
ysis, said Mr.. baltimore 70 a reporter, " or
else the most celebrated physicians Of Lon.
don were mistaken.
II was on the 18th Of March, this year -
he continued, "when / was in New York
city, that first felt the symptoms of nv
trouble. / experienced difficulty in going
up stairs, my legs failing to support me. I
consulted a physician who informed me
that had every symptom Of LocomOtor
Ataxia, but as the case developed he pro.
nOunced it a case of Landry's Paralysis and
knowing the nature Of the disease advised
me to start for my home and friends. I
gave up my work and on April 1st started
for London, Ont. A well-known physician
was consulted but I grew rapidly worse and
on Saturday, April z several eminent phy.
siclans held consultation on my case and
Informed me that I was at deaths door
having but three to six DAYS 10 live. still
fingered on, by this time completely para.
lyzed, my hands and feet being dead. /
could hardly whisper my wants and could
only swallow liquids. Oh, the misery Of
those moments are beyond all description
and death would really have been a welcome
visitor.
Now, comes the part that has astounded
the physicians Rev. Mr.. Gondy, a clergy.
man who visited me in my last hours. as he
supposed, told me of the marvellous cures
of paralysis that had been performed bv
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. /
started TO take the pills about April rs and
week after that felt an Improvement in
my condition. There was a warm, tingling
sensation in the limbs that had been entire.
~ dead and soon began to move my feet
and hands, the improvement continued
until May % when was taken out Of bed
for a Dive and drove the horse myself. By
the beginning of July was able to walk
upstairs alone and paid visit to Niagara.
Slowly but surely gained my old health
and strength leaving Ontario for New York
on October II and beginning my work again
on October %, 1894 Cured OF Landry's
Paralysis in eight months" To confirm his
story beyond all doubt, Mr.. baltimore
made the following affidavit
Sworn and subscribed before me Deoem.
Der 3, 1894. AMOS C. RATHBUE,
SEAL. Notary Public.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary to give new life and rich.
ness to the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are for sale by all druggists,
or may be had by mail from DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y, for
90 cents per box, or six boxes for $3.50.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-25

The race was fast and was run with
out accident As they got away Billy Me-
CONCEAL showed a half length in front Of
Billy Morris, Frank Sheppard a good third,
Bill Douglass fourth. Dennis MCGOWAN
and Billy Conway iostled each other, the
balance Of the field were well up.
Al the mile il was Billy Morris, with
Billy Conway second Al Rohrbach third
The rest were all close together except
Dennis MCGOWAN and William Somars.
At the three-Quarters it was Billy Conway,
Ben Meredith second, Charles Voorhees,
and Bill Douglass neck and neck, with
Capt. Cochran a length behind. The field
was still well up.
At the half Charley Voorhees, and Dory
Stub were neck and neck, fighting for
supremacy. with Lane Shines a good third.
The balance of the field with the excep-
ton OF Douglass and Cochran, seemed to
be out of the race
It was very evident when the three-quar-
Ter post was reached, that the pace was a
killing one, and Charley Voorhees, had bro
Ken down. for he was trailing. The order
was Lane Shines. Captain Cochran and
Dory Stub. William Somers moved up on
the outside very fast In the stretch Lane
Shines had the call but he was firing very
fast. Dick Carney, second; Bill Douglass,
third. and Al Robrbach. Dick Carney,
Frank Sheppard, John Siner, Abe Strouss
and Dory Stub. in the order named. ono
length away 1t was a desperate finish
with a tremendous burst of speed Bill
Douglass won the cheese, Bill Somers Sec
ond, Captain Cochran third. Al Rohrbach.
fourth, Dick Carney fifth, John Siner, Abe
Strouss, Dennis MCGOWAN, Billy Conway
Ben Meredith, IN the order named. When
coming into the stretch Dory Stub fell and
Charley Voorhees, beat him out.
The other events for the day were equal
" as interesting. The hurdle race was Of
the sensational heart disease order and
when, in the Smoky Hollow sweepstakes,
the result was announced as a dead heat
the enthusiasm of the spectators knew no
bounds
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-25

The steamships OF this company are sp.
pointed TO sail from Savannah for Baltim0n
as follows-standard time.
VIM. CRANE, Capt. w. ]. Bond, SAT.
URDAY. May rs, s p. m.
VIM LAWRENCE, Capt. w. Foster,
WEDNESDAY, May %, at $3.50 a. m.
D. H. MILLER. Capt. Charles James
SATURDAY, June l, at 1900 noon.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY.
J. ]. CAROLAN Agent,
Savannah, Ca
w. p. TURNER, G. p. A.
A. ID. STEBBINS, A NJ
j. c. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager.
General OGlces, Baltimore, Nd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-25

where fruit growing is carried on extern
sivcly This Is specially true Of the Geor-
gia Southern on the line of which there
are many orchards and vineyards. some
of which will compare with the larger ones
ON The Central system.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-25
LOSS OF APPETITE.
INERTIA.
LASSITUDE.

In such cases Browns Iron
Bitters is Incompatible It's
effects are Immediate and
lasting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-25
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD IN
PARAGRAPHS.

Mcbride Fails 20 Get Verdict
Against the Georgia Southern Rail-
road I'm His suit for Damages for
Injuries Alleged 10 Have Been Suf-
fered in Being Thrown From N
TraIn-Mrs. Potter PaImer's
Worlds Fair Exposition Desk Com
ing 90 Atlanta.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-13
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Com a~lminoslIs &ss.l er en- Sen
msb raft Gang af lunst itsrre Nptte
ipr en- Garmsr eno ben, Der uom1rfer
zig peb ct raitt Trau. Oct er berior
At itsrite @istiobcb, OF en- unsbeit Der
itutsaai Gr~beiosialsn life ip9nSes inm'
men meo en- summel Seit, iom saar fin
Sang meo tunse l%ansiOmme Sfriet.
Sat ben iammen meb en- suot tammet
Set. Der taser LANCE ralte Striot, os
Den pit lare fig til at BRUCE Ssnens,
iom bet fig bsr.
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lnost stof burttases paa fslsenbe
Waaoe: Get pletteoe gsi lesses /
npIiet Msli, 90 iualeoes lisssr bet,
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bet | luntent Resnuanb.
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palpoei ousr ben n Sioe al aisoet,
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palpoel ousr ben auoen eibe. Sc ub.
pres ieoe Stptter 2emun itrGQes, %
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iammen mso ct suot Stptte IpretaIs
(suet), % Ombinoss til en- Gul meb
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Stes, iisat i Spn e[lsr @rpoe.
eijGr Sort meo en- Gniv. icm
.r bpppet i Sano.
SplpNesr, iOm man bar ipiit PC
meb, anlgbsr. bet oil fig, be iaar en-
tps 5arue; men snicer man Dem meo
Salt % oerpaa fpaer benz ! gaub,
bliper be liseiom fGr.
Gbetanoer al gslu ener anbet
Dtetal siuer aisrus Gbesn en- uimas,
bpis be Iar itaast ben en- 9io ubruste.
Eeite bliuer man iri for, buis Der fog.
,cs en- Su.terilump iaanOeu, naar ben
iettss bort.
- On aaben aurp mso Tr9ful sr
1pot at babe | ct spsep1relie. Oct
meiie al ben bsoarpeoe 9uit TRAILER ba
aulei / Jig.
- etlar iriift 8rso msb en- BARN
8nip, oa sjsr.s bet meset lsttere.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-13
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.unoe oGtfe en- 6Isuoe5 NGrmeIf..
Bar bsnns Snuius bIeUen uaIst, eusr par ben ~tilfaIoi92
gua ct iaaoaui Steo oe pa Ell iaaban 2io par bet lite ri'
neli9t, of be tunOe frp8te for ct Soertalo; men Snoianerns
n almiuceIisbso iaa pants til 6oristi9beo, at ben na'ten
.r bIepsu ct Snitintt, og bet par uoeutuII unoer 9eNslisn al
III FABIAN Smpuls, be uoen no3eniombeLt Scnist bupSs
oaI9t Stsoet. buor be Oplog fin ysir. Stopen gap Dem
geo, Strsmmen gauo. os Niurten NGrin3 for beres Seits;
nsO en- al pisfe til 6sOe for fig isD bauos be aIt, buab Der
Ipforortbss til en- Iuoiauif 2er.
9so isis SIit iua is ceres Stiainss Stprte lite faa'
neest meb en- SOloats Sie, iOm mso en- 3Gaers os Suits
Gsters; miIitars S~enisenoe tiIbsO ben inIetiass 6Oriuar;
men man tunoe lite Marine Jig ben reo en- artsslili, % bet
r bet cuefe.. JON SsiieinOianssus frpJier for; ioruroIise
am lite a!tfOr pluOieIis, gin bam en- IoDirisI fem lfnu'
ier ioruo, ps ban Tan lite bsus ~ansrebet; buis man Siprte
+ BAN '~oUeregen, maa man iase BAN; men man maa baps
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S~Ibnsstoa, lite 0oriuar er bet Ieoenoe Yriucp ueO @omans
beruss & tigstunt, msominors De bar en- ~mertanls 6ienbs
iOr fig, ba pI be oppebs Rampsn os fests mso S~app;rbeb.
Mt WloO fuIot, meSsns is b~etrastsos ben inOionite Seir
BET uar umult9t at tou,ms inc ioeu, unotGsen man par oets
at al en- msset mort 9tut - ben ~briitisie SpiOn tuuoe lite
bape naIme zig ben.
Den FANNIE Gante MATTE pare opitaaet hos min. oebia'
ssre; tbi iss iaa aluor os Wisiornsielie paa als GnRster,
Os 6oltsns par iauis o. msrte. Snseu at Dem iaSoe 81
Orb, be bapbe itte tolt, fben ut Tom til Stese.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-13

Souls Suloa, en- al be beloisfe bra'
matiite Joriatiere ! Gpiflauo, bar TIRE.
oct ct Tbeaterfptte, iom ban taloer
"&obinions O." 9sri faar Ri ie en-
rig aisbmano. iom er paa Geii.r mso
i'm Samilie, men unoer en- etorm Ii.
Der stibbrub o. tommer mo pna en-
%: o uoe | Sauet. 8 en- Rrtte mOr'
iomme Siaeoer ptier Or. Guloa Us,
bpor aloelss bielpeiss ben bauneos os
fine aisbmano er, taar ban iaaleoes
sr ftilet alene, os bans aOne os gsrn
er naturtispis life ct Suar bsore. Zen
bar sOS os frustbar Serb; SfOusus
ur,mler Der Of 8ilot us 5aale, Us Sren
Omtrins er fulo uf Sill. Ren bpao
bielper bet a%ltiammen? Sen me9et
,annebe Gumilie. iOm taller flsrs auls
turiprCs. er bismms | WuIit % go.
turfas. er nar peb at iults libel i ct
icroit Garaois. furoi ben life bar lart
"at siSrs noset npttiat meb Senosrns."
Disteren leperer | bette Grbsioe en-
blObis Gatire opsr ben moberne Sp,
oraselie; men iumtjois stusr ban os.
Iaa 8luren til ct beore Samiunb.
Stpttet flos life an i Berlin. timber
Den treble Spfsrelie bar $uiet tpubt.
Zen tpIte 9resie betlaser bette, os
abln. 8ietuns flyer, at man bsri bar
ct npt SsuiS pan, at ben mpbsrne
sIast FIN oil babe "Spsta,telitptter";
mOraliie us bel9renbe Gramasr brpr
ben fig lite ON.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-13
uomGrfet ~SsnFesSoorins.

Sober man Ssns, tnn man biorass
fusget til bsrss 1riuiel os til 9g3tas,
ON mar ftacis bsnDtter til
peuiemuO ale be aisoben, iom falbsr
n i ct aist'en, tbi be sr al ItOr getpo.
ting / iau Seuisenoe, ioroi be inosbpl.
ger netop iaaoanue etoffe Tom Ngge'
9uioe os 5soiitoffe. Sui ra fpsiuriur
aaIt co andre / SRIterus uaturlist ops
tgite SsitanooeGe, Tom sr iaroeles tieu'
Iise buaoe for be pppursnos apQiuser
os ipr Sgns. Oct fol life iaamnuss
Ben til for at itaffe en- 6lO, Ssus en-
iunban 2Gsterbioifen, life minoit raar
Der truser Iiot aiso, eIiutrsr os 8ruIt
ueS benz. gn sammsl "Satdet" sr.
boaS iss bruser at tnuie benz meb,
~.iterat jss bar lost busrt entelt Ben
paa en- tpt % liot fab Stsu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-13
Sarulen, S5uict % 6apert.

Cor Of unbsao 5rOitblsmm,r. maa
n oIerie GOA liss fra at bare n1rei
ues | ftrri aulos ben til en- BARN Cou.
Ss frcsnt 2smutr piier is toioe. % |
EiIiaIee osrai bsr b. firur snioes meb
Sus co bsbutiss mso c, isioloi Gin.
'lres. Srphblemmsr beltrsoes Deb
0mlas al rspns Yptstsr cher guts'
rreerr tlsr BARN etiuelis; or bet BLOT
en let 5ruIt slIer Risen | Sauoerrt,
oa ian man auioe BEN meo 8ano,
hpuri sr tost gOtsi,s, sasr nso aero.
line. Or bet sammsl 6roft, Tom Tom.
usr isisn, biGlper bet sooi at lrsss
mute Esq paa % omuiile benz u,so en-
rem 9iutIuS.
Gar man rent fo~rfrosiet Snnber
Ter Ben. ba mao bet irosue Sem an,
brirsss / isfpIot gono inoe | Ct tolbi
Rum; bet pil ba Fpos So. rs Der bril-
tier Sntst itu inbeuior Suosn
Gr ct Reuuslt. tiIipuelaosnb. libel.
frOs Jet, brIuser mon bet iub | ct tOlot
BGreIie ps suiosr 2escmet meb sus
eaer msb ct al0oe. iom sr opppst ! is.
,Oloi 8uno, men man mao oare bars
ION, at fife uussi frosist Sem itai brrf'
fes. Ger banner Is ba en- Ssfforps
ocer bet bsle 2ssems. os, sftsriOm 2iuet
osneer tilbase, TER osnue Op. 5remoe'
les fprtIGtt.r mo meb @uioninssn,
men MI Tan 8nnbst bare minbrs fOlot,
% bet sr eobt at bet blaness meo nossi
Sranospin. gr MI 2smmerne bIeune
npse, Iasses ben forirosns | en- Sens.
2ssemst snioes, folOt va no brlots
pisrtelulen, os Spirit Of GmmOnia fan
Dolees unbsr Raier.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-13
AL
S7oe Gapittl. - Sntet siinl.


Seq pebbIsu at bsrasts geir.n, uoen at bet par mig mus
Iist at opoase nosen Wlaaoe, buorpaa iea itiert os bsmme'
Iist tuuOe tomme ino ben; enoOs grasist paa ben itore
Wart, iom omsap ben, Dor iaa tort, at bet neppe uhbs bare
itiuIt bet minoie SiIot Os snouu minore tient til Stiul for
ct mcnreifelist 9essule - lite at taIe ON en- Sen.
Giene baUoe ies paa SGnosr os 6poor trD5st ben baIus
WRH, Der aoitIte Os fra ben; men bet piIoe bape pGrst til
insen 9tptte. Seq tunos liseiaasOOt bape saaet cpreiit bsrs
til; tbi is uiIoe IssiuIot pGre iet - % ON leg snoos oar
tonimen inoenior 9eiren, buao pa2 - ps ON bet lpttsSes
mig at inOs SioIina, buorIebes italoe ri fOmue cerfra iseu?
Oct par life ben rinssi,s Sanuiynlisbeo for, at ri uheSe
tuIpe tomms bort ri piIOe bIiue oriuIst, os buiIten Rimss
IisbeO par Der for, at nj 'unSs unbfp9 Snsen. gi piloe
bipe ino bsntsbe, fansue os brabts paa Steost.
Win gIan bapSs oaret at brinse min Ssft Stinl iaa NOR
9siren, iOm mulyt, for at leg fSen burtis funOs pare Der %
mso Siollna mine Irme s~aIoppere tilbaSs til mine aam,
rater; men bssuarrs. Der ianoteS lite ct StiuI, lite ct Ira
uay mere eno StOusn. puori ri befanbt os unbtassn srats
tet - os uaar man bapOe naast oetie. par man f~aasootiom
| lelve geiren. o, bapoe uu nsrmst os ben poeritc Rant ai
Stopen 0. tunos life sisre ct StriOt piSers ussn at bIius
bemarteSe al Snoiansrns.
Seq par urolis oa icrpirrst; after ~bstra3tsSs ies usS ct
baablsit Ylit SimmsIen, lite en- Stp par at ie; SoItn par
saast nso get; men On bapsbe Wlaansn fig. fuIb, runS
% rob. SpOr en- iOrmsriet pimmeg sAbs baDs sIabet mig
men bssEssn SimIsn susr 3erbeu brasts mtg nOsa Saab.