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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

wAsHINGroN, Feb. 5.-Tho House
met stll O'Clock today. Several bills
were passed by unanimous consent,
including one 10 pension the widow or
the late Commodore Frank Avery nj
the rate OF so month.
In accordance with the terms Of the
special order adopted yesterday the
House resolved Itself into a committee
OF the whole 10 consider the bill "tO
authorize tbs secretary Of Tue treasury
10 issue bonds TO maintain "A sufficient
gold reserve aud 10 redeem Hnd retire
UnileI States notes, AMI for other pur.
poses.
Springer opened the debate with a
louE statement concerning the o0ndi.
ton OF the treasury, He produced
figures show that there would be m
estimated surplus OF $50, 700, 900 In the
revenues at the emf " tue present cal.
ondar year, but deficiency NJ the end
Of the fiscal, June 80, Of S26, 900, 900. Tho
deficiency was nov S3i,OO1,0 but
this would be reduced Sl4 UO0,O 900 the
coming i've month";. GA June 80,
1895, he sail, there would be In the
treasury So, OOO,OOD surplus revenues.
This surplus had been derived from the
-ale Of bonds. While Springer was
discussing tho dwindling sold reserve
aud the enormous outstanding gold
obligations OF the government, he was
interrupted by Simpson (lSas,), who
asked n the secretary Of tnv treasury
was compelled TO redeem legal tender
In gold cola. He replied no was
40 compelled by the presidents o
former secrotaTles, or In ba1 faith a.
pudiaIe the established policy Of Tn,
government. In conclusion he ap
pealed TO the members 10 lay asiu,
patty Preferences as patriots, stop tn,
dram OF gold anu save the country
credit.
Cox (renn), I'm opposition to thl
| bill, followed Springer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

PIrrsBuRG, Feb. 5.-In n IRE on
Becoud avenue Frederick Mueilori
Hgel ~, aud son o, we're burned 10
DEATH John Patterson, n fireman,
was hurt internally by n fall; he may
die. Mueller Kept a small store ami
lived Ia the rear. About midnight the
nfc statled In the kitchen. Mueller
his wife, two children and "a hired
man tan TO the front part Of the house
20 save themselvep. On the way MTf'
Mueller lost her little boy and the hut-
band returned to lind HIM. After the
IRE was out Mueller anu the boy were
found lying on the door OF the bed
Room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

NEWCASTLE, Ind, Feb, 5.-Threo
men were instantly killed, two fatally
and one seriously hurt, by the explo-
sion Of a portable engine on the farm
ni Nathan Taylor near Moteland.
Several hands were engaged Ia cutting
feed by steam power when the engine
exploded. The men were struck by
the end Of the boiler, which was blown
entirely through both sides Of the barn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

NEW York. Feb. "a special dlf-
patch 10 the World from Panama sayu
The number OF employees on Tue
Panama canal has been cut down
again. Besides the pay Il the clerks
who are atill retained, has been re-
duced SO por cent The engineete,
lately arrived from France, have be-
sun q survey for prospective railway
along the route Of the canal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

his individual Indebtedness, nld that
he refused TO resign his position as I'd.
ministralor when personally requested
to dose. Further, that he ms taken
note Of $1,000, made payable 10 him
eclL ircm tue Copper Pant company
when it WINS the property Of the
estate, all or which facts cudangor the
administration Of the estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
BLIXT ON THE STAND.
The TRIAL of Hayward Tor the Murder
Of Miss Gtng.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. DIN the trial
Of Harry Hayward Tor the murder Of
Catherine Cling, the State today sprung
a surprise by placing Claus, A. BliTt,
the sell.coniessed tool Of Hayward, on
the stand. lilo seemed calm enough.
Hayward looked mildly astonished,
but betrayed no uneasiness.
In answer 20 questions from Nye'
BllXt related how, six 0r seven weeks
before the murder, Harry Hayward
was accustomed 10 come down into Tbs
engine anu have long talks with him
BliTt pointed out the rooms on tn,
fats, whore they were accustomed TO
talk.
Bllxt described how no witnessed 1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

BRooIsLYN, Feb. 5.--U. 3. Commits.
sioner MUrtie handed down decision
this morning In the matter Cf tue ap.
pucatiOn u mo United States govern.
ment against PTesluent benjamin Nor,
ton And the Ataltc Avenue railroad
system tor alleged misuse OF the Unit
Ell States mail signs, in favor OF tn,
railroad companies.
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rmE mAwAmAN REvoLE.
sworn statement of size captain Who
LANDED tho Arlns.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-THE
tW1rn statement OF the captain If the
Whlmanalo, tle vessel that landed az
Honolulu the arms and ammunition used
by tho Toyalista in the recent Attempted
revolution has leon received In this
city, and will undoubtedly create a
sllr In Washington when It's contents
are known. Congress Is now enueaN'
Ouug 10. learn from tho Stale DEPART
meut ali tho Information possible as TO
the Identity OF the English subjects
engaged In the revolution aud OF those
who were instrumental In iurnishIng
arms 10 the cOnspirators and Tevoiu'
lOuisls. The statement Of tue vessoi's
captain gives many important facts
not yet known 10 the authorities ~
Washingtln, but which Will sooner or
later tiud their way TO Congress.
Tue captain says he was engaged by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

LISBON, Feb. 5.-OfiioiAl dispatches
received today from Louorouzo Maj
quez, DelagOa Bay, say, as Teault OF
iighting ON the lncomau river, JRnu-
AIRY 81, the Portuguese captured An
guHne and Maxaquenv (Aiaraquou),
sui that on February . the natives
TItITned and surprised the Portuguese,
uug were Tepulsed. The Portuguest
loss Ia four killed and eight w0unded,
rhe Portuguese anu friendly natives
yesterday commenced combined
attack on the khillTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
Eleventh Ward.

a dramatic entertainment will DO
given in the Eleventh ward assembly
rooms on the evenings Of Wednesday
and Thursday, February 9Th and 7,h.
The performance viii begin with
'remptRuou, or the Irish EmigTa "
aud conclude with the laughsblb farce,
"Cut Tor PartnerF." The entertain
ment Is given by the ward ~ raise
funds Tor ward purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
an MAIILorKEp rr.
ITS Laundry Pound 90 no - store
house OF stolen Goods.

sr. JosEpiI, Mo-, Fcu. For some
time pau, gang Cf robbers have been
NJ wOts IA thi. city, and large
amount Of go3ds have boon stolen.
Yesterday tue police raide1 sue Wah's
laundry unt opium Joint, ON Edmund
street, anu were astoniHhed At the re-
cult. They found his plaoo TO be u
"ience" anu literally packed with
stolen goods, consisting Of diamonds,
jewelry, silks, futs, tt'. The police
estimate the goods recovered 10 Do
worth anywhere from $500 10 $1,000.
sue Wan h locked up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

PiITsnURG, Feb. 5.-rho Western
New Y0rE aud Pennsylvania railroad
was sold today 10 Frederick Strauss,
representing tue reorganization oom.
milice II the second mortgage bond
holders. The price was sl,OJO, 900 and
the assuming OF slO,O0JOOO ftst mort
gage bOnln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
nu.ln,ss nIooh destroy %.

TOLEDO, o., Fec.6.-Thc business part
Of LvipHic, Putnam county, was burned
this morning. Two blocks, including
the Townsend Opera House, were d.
siGoyed. The loss on tho building IL
$4,000; other losses are 100000; insuI-
AuC6 Oue-thiTd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
AZ tue PoInt Of mann.

DENvER, Feb. 6.-Dr. John p. Coyle
lies NJ the point Of death from muscular
rheumatism OF the heart. lie came 10
Denver from North Adams, Mass,
anu was installed as pastor ( tho First
Congregational church three weeks
ago, succeeding RBy. MyTOn w. Reed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
Suit on a Note.

In the Third district court this
afternoon Isaac Hunter brought ruit
against II. n. watroub 10 recover $500
on pfomissory note, with Interest Il
10 per cont per auHum, Judge sawyer
~ the plaintin's attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
NIrII.er. nrImrn lo Mork.

wHKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 5.-Nine
hundred striking runnet6 npd drivers
OF the Lehlgh Valley Coal company
returned 10 work this morning. Tue
company granted nearly all the de-
mands Of the strikers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
The mistnLe Corrected.

Pour REpUBLIC, n. j., Fob. o.
The report from Atlantic CITY last
night that w. II. Feuton, wife aud
children had been burned 10 death Ia
this town IL a mistake. FentOn's
residence was burned, but the family
escaped by Jumping from tho winlOws
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

CHmsIlAEiA, Norway, Feb. o.
Dispatches f.Jm Molde, Aalesund, Der.
gen anu CnrIstiansund report earth
quAkes between 1915 and l2A5 thit
mourning. The damage was not great.
Eleven per.ons were killed ny an
avalanche at Loyauger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

Colon, Colombia, Feb. 5,-denoral
Reyes with 5000 government troops
recuutly attacked and defeated the
rebels At Honda. General AlIano nnd
90 rebels were killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

HARTFORD CRY, lad, Fuu. DAN
attempt 10 blow up the Baptist church
at Ploasantdslo, community in this
county which harb5ts n tough ele-
meul, has spread terror among the
wofshipers, Tue Rev. John Sealing,
United Brethren minister II this
city, has been holding revival meet
ings Ia the church ami lac has from
time 10 time severely scored tse sos tiers.
Mir. Seehng's last meeting wac ur-
usually rlotous and some Of this bad
young mon Of the neighDurhoOd, whom
he tebuked, left ths 0nurch Ia anger
Yesterday thu jauiIgr fund under the
church three sticks u dynamite, the
fuses % which werO partly burned.
There was enough I the explosive 10
have blown the building 10 pieces, aud
had tho explosion taken place while
the ohurcn WAS full a wor6hiporG
many would have boon killed. The
matter viii be Investigated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
ImE ELnE rAn.nNarns.
Charges Against the Lloyd Rcfutsd ~
she EnssCugoFH.

Charges Against the Lloyd Rcfuted -
ths Passengers.
INV NORis, Feb. 3.-Many con-
flicIing TcpOrts regarding the uet tmcnt
Of passengers who were savei from the
Inflated steamer Elbo, both at the time
OF the rescue anu after they were land
ed Nj LowestOit, have been received on
THE side. Many OF the statements aC-
credited 10 the principals In the terrible
scene, Hoffman, NeyetA and Miss
BoeoksT, have reflected dlsorodit not
only on the ulllcnTa OF thesunken craft,
but also on the company.
A cAblegTam printed Ia morning
paper stated that tho passengers who
were landed at Lowestoit were poorly
provided for Ia the way Cf money and
clothing, OF which they were destitute,
and after reaching London were quar-
tered IA "A becOud.class hotel and
then uhipput on tho Umbfia 10
America. They were transported at
| the lowest saloon rates ami what lit
Tie iunus were given them would bare.
| ly pay Tor extras on tho passage anu
they would land In New York penni.
| loss unless friends came 10 their assist.
| ance.
Gullav SohWab, agent for the North
| German Lloyd steamship company IN
/ this city, was very much eycltud over
these reports aud oabied to the home
office TOT "a detailed explanation. In
tue reply received the charges are said
/ to be- unioundod.
It's stated that three passengers re-.
Cgivtd from the company IS each "a
| nay their fares 10 London ana Liver.
puol anu extras. All their expense.
up 10 leaving London for Liverpool
we're met by the company, and cloth
ing supplied them al L0westuft. They
we're second class on the Ellie, but the
company seat them In the first cabin
on tho UmbTia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

CINCINNAII, Feb. 6.-rho Bodman
Leaf tobacco warehouse WAS burned
early tjday. Incenulgrism 10 sus'
poctod. The loss on the stock 10 esti-
mated at S2iO, OUO, aud ON the building
100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
Probate Orders.

Everything has been quiet around
the office OF tho county CLERK today. In
the probate court couple Of uuimpott.
ant orders were made at very briot
morning session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 5.-H.T. Condo
Implement plant was wrecked by a
hrs this morning. The loIs Is 800, 900,
covered by insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

deprived Of what I believe was the
largest ainglo order for flowers ever
givon.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
Qnlte III.

The frionds o. Mrs. DR., J. b. Taylor,
Of this city will be- panied 10 learn that
the lady 10 very ~ with pneum0nia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
ONE roar HELD
The Japanese SIN ATTACKING the
strong PnHitiou,

HRUsCruNA,, Feb. up @ noon
yesterday the Chinese stu neli the
forts on the Liu Tung kau island.
Tue japanese attack continues,
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
NormofplclIc hos 9prene.

Setienbt er ben 9anrle Stltprle ON
N1trpnpmen % gpnben. Setret bar
imuft; men Bonoeu paaitoo, at Der
mart pilce fomme llpeir. "Nei," mente
G%litrpnpmen; mine loiorltuirger al
9immeltesueuc ip1ar os SoIltIn / lang
Glib"
So, jes tror MI mere pna Turfn
mi, jes", iuoreOe Sonpen. "0en orar
Sulm ps GuIt iumnen til lit 9eie. St
ioar mart %lluerr." Sonoens Yitrft
bite fig at we're lanoipaao.
"a De fore Soroiij9lu iuotrai tiiOr
/ Npril / @~rnteulauo, bar 9prent
foruo opmerflpmme pda, at nU9et uIco.
panligt oitoe tumme. Or. g.. Stupbos
bar berom pifentli9sjOrt en- Del inte'
resiante Sa9ttagelier 5pr Serb
%ifjGlpet 2angfrebag bleu 6unOene
ben lille Sp Wartino / 9otris alpelef
snle. Noale Setuuber, inocn BEN isrii(
GDitelie inotra', begDnote De at bple,
iory naar Srnoe bprer Wtulif, Dc itf,
fan iorcrase. % De ueoblep at bpIC
belle Natten. Set bar 9nnite iuritrPt.
felist. Sproen rplteoe, o9 ncoe / 9p'
bet bprtes Ell bump 2arnl, meoens De,
rulot Um bar ct preoppenoe Sunoebnl,
lom poerlisere pseoe RROieleu. Gr
Sat, iom beianbt lia / ct lIoei SrRbus
lommen meo Ell Gr9eupSterifc, uOltpott
Dntell9e Slu9eraab uUgle Setunoel
IOruo Ipr enbper HpItelie % lprauC
urolis bir og bio. No1le Saner for
u~o'ortDnote tpoeli9 bet Itore Serb.
IfjGlu, Ipm inotranote 8aoireoaQsuat.
ten. Qe g1leoe iau beiDnoerli9t, a
man funbe iflSnne, at be bar iaarC
en9teli9'. Gn Sproe bar i~prtnlt Or
Stupbo5, at bet par BAN umuli9 a
boloe jim !Sjoro iammen Taaitelproac
troos allie SeitrGbelier al BAN og bans
Sunoe. 9iogle Wiiuuter ipr &pitelicr
Tom, lob 5aareiIptten / ullO 5lugt op
Sler9ene. Nten ba Soroifirluet "a,
over, fpm 9prene tilbase al fig ielp.
S9iua ueo tiolisere Soroitirlu ban
man sjort %liSnenOe So9,to9etier. 81
Sfnpbos iortlarer Jig 9preues 5orups
Iolelie al oeres fine Sanier,
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
G Ut q q lu:.

Gu temmeli9 it9rf 5roit inbtraf Nai
til Scnono; Iotetcr os ale imaa thlo'
itj9re SlomIter os ~ajpttcnpGrter lit EN-
lem aunt, be piloe Sinranfers ftre
Glib ialot iamnien, % bet famine oar
3ilfplbet meo ben riloe Bin, Der tje'
nsr til SoIfjIrm for Seranoaes. 5or
SorobGrplanterne iaa bet farligt no,
men be tlareoe Zig moi, be fleite al benz.
Gprnet paa 9aplouo maa o%lItllpf bape
liot nu9et, tbi bet, iom ituar / Snoerne
Der, Ter meota9et no.
S9iua Sgnons uar tjclis, pg no pda
Gitermiooasen Os Gitenen tOs bet til at
re9ue.
Otter en- itesenbe @nrme miot /
ll9er, op til "a @raoer / Sfpssen,
bleu bet ri9tio tOlot, % 5rebas Giten
falot npset Gesn.
- 9prbag Morsen a%iienotes ct Gar
loub SeIte til gbicasp.
Iubreip Iaeu fra ct. Taul par
bcrneOe 5rebas % 9sroas / 5orret'
ninaer.
- llafb9ntebe 9reps: 6. Inberion
(2), q. 3. 8erselanb.
- De 2psbiQeber, iom The Scenic
Co. ioreuiite / Stepers SaI iibite 9sr'
bag Iiteu, par iGroeles pafre og intes
resiante. Mau trs Jig en- 2ur fra Ct.
Saul--Winneapplis % til @aibins=
ton, os berira Ouer til Iluifa. Siaes
oerue er oplpienoe % ualminoells soot
uoigrte; be er fplprsreoe, men life meb
9reue rs u~naturlige &olgrer. Spsninz
ger, 9rar, Sjerse, 5osieialo, @loe os
Seer bar fin naturlise 5arue. 81 pil
nnbeiale bore g%bpnuenter, naar Inleos
ming giues, at gaa ps ie bisic Siaeoer.
Get er panItelist at tilbringe ct Tar
Elmer bp9seliscre.
Miis Marie Norbbp, Dress
maker, Dor i~rsmbeles / Sampipn's
Ylpf, 2oen gtnse.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
Capacity of Cream Separators,

1t is a trick Of separator agents to d.:
that their machines will skim an ara ala
greatly in excess Of the actual capacity Of 4a
Separator. So pronounced has become tb ls
exaggeration that one prominent firm is ron
guaranteeing its Separator to skim Bonn
pounds of milk per hour. AS a matter Of w.,
it will not skim Over 100 pounds per how.
The Sharples Russian Separator will skS;n,
1000 pounds per hour, and is guaranteed III
do SO. This guarantee does not mean lon
pounds, but 1000 pounds. The quantity ~
milk that can be skinned clean varies WIFI
the season. Milk from fresh COWS skins much
the easiest, and milk from some breeds skim,
more easily than from others, but the minimur,
capacity of the Russian is 1000 pounds, Fv
p~erience proves that in order to get the most
perfect work from the machine it most be fed
to this capacity. Send for circulars.
P. N. SHARPLES,
Wet Chester, Pa,
Elgn Ill, 49,"
Rutland VT
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
ira oen aoOc aatnle SiO.

Solbat Sans Sanleu bapbe inaet en-
Days Irreit. Webeus ban iao Der
alene, traf ban al Ell eller anoen @runO
i'm enc Stsple al fig, ps fort eiter fom
Spipnsmanber inb til BAN. Samme
Dag afsif til Spmmaubauten folgenbe
Sfripelie: "llnoertesnebe anmeloer
berueo, at jes peo Siiitntiouenen fonot
Sans Sauien fun meb en- Stpple
paa." Wteb ~bebpris Hnategnins ai9it
penue pistise Sfripelie forlt til Sesis
mentet us oerpaa til Sataljpnen, bpis
Gbef ienote ben oihere til bet s. ompani.
bppri Sans Sanien ltoo. IA Gage
eiter ubiteotes en- Srbre til BAN ON, at
ban ufortpuet baooe at trGffe lin anoen
Stpple paa.
gn lisnenoe Siitorie ON militer red
tape fommer ira Snoien; men ben CT
ira Nutiben. General Sir Sobr Nope,
iom par @bef ipr Bet inOiife Irt,aeri,
i~friper / fine GrIuoringer: "Gn Sag
fom en- glrtileripiiicer til mig / Simla
Os BAD mig gipe BAN atteit fpr, at ban
par ilIue, oa Sntsnoanturen ns9tebe al
uobetale BAN bans 90u. San iaa
raft o9 lterf no, Us jes ifreu gttteiten
paa Stebet. "a ri oar / Iuauit, Dos
terte jes ben | oenne Miaaneo. Sau
tos ben meo Sat % siennemlpb ben,
men iasoe oerpaa inttenoe: "glf, Dan
oil lille bi9lpe mi9l De bar bateret
ben / Gusuit. Ser bar oqerepe inos
isnbt Ell lisnenoe gIttelt. Spao DC
6errer pil babe gtieit Tor, er, at iee
oar il,pe / Suli." Oct latte Sa9en
ct aubet 9ps! Otter npsen Suerpeieiie
atteitereoe jes. at oa Siicereu lepeoe
beoite Selsaueuoe i gu9uit, lepepe bon
osiaa Maaneoen for, iaa piot iss funoe
it%ignue! On ban fit fin 9pn, peo jes
iffe."
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14

Waria o.. Npbrn % Mr. cams Wel'
brnateu. 8ruceH CT Cater al Wr. %
Mrs. Gilbert Mpbra.
Geb ct Mebe az Stoleroaoei
iioite 9grbng bleu beiluttet, at man 'tnl
ppisre N ny 8psnine paa famine Got,
bpor ben samle 8psuius itaar, I'll e'
8oitcnoe al life cper $1,000. Get er
oerueb nf9jort. at Sprins @rOoe
mango glar maa unbnrre en- mooernt
Sfolebp9uina.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
Sctlcrnc I Tcfin9.

SmaatrGmmerne % 9i99erne | Tes
fling er nO9lc originate Strucr os fam
tibi9 be melt uforltammeoe, paatr9ns
9enoe os forb9roeoe Wenneifer, mar
fan tanfe fig. 3esuSen pnuiirsr be iiS
felu iaaleoes, at be blir rent mpobplige
at ie paa. Wange upnnar rsiaa oeo
aae pptGnfelise Wibler at giore i'm
"6aanbtcriu9" i~nnbrinscuoe, itjDnt ems
boer fan %ioritao, at aiusicrne life ifal
fcrarme fig ueo at siue miloe @auer.
Dc beloisite er bog iauoanne, Der
bar uotGntt % brnst til loierelie Ell
cucr nnoen meopnfpetfenoe 9eml9ltelie
paa lin Yerion, us oct CT io~rbnuienbc,
6oor Opiinoiomme bisie 9uSsnroucr fan
p9re paa bette @ebet. 9e logger ii9r
an paa at prffe Iremmeoe Reiienoes
Meolloenbeo for fig, os paa ben pper
on c9ina oeres eleubi9e 9ilItano ben
torpn l!eoe Sirtning. De 5remmebe
mac 10 trp, at bet CT Natuyens eQer
SflGnens 8prf, buorimoo be Snbisbte
tlenoer SammenbGngen liseiaa spot
o9 beore, eno be al 5abrere operleoe=
reoe 5orifriiter fra gismanocn Con-
fucins-bcres Sibel os 2eperegler.
"3igserbroen, (ipm DC &eiienoe bar
falot BEN er ct Spn, Der life iaa iuart
oil gaa mig al Minoe", ~lfriuer en- be-
relit Mano i "6ortni9btlp Gepieip".
"2alrise er be naturlispis pperalt i
Spcn; men Der Omrinses man al fore
Sfarer, Der fappes ON at uiie fig paas
transenoe us truer / iierfe llotrpf meb
at bile begaa en- eIer anben Itr9tfelis
6orbrpoelie caer gambling mob fig ielp,
bpls man a%iilaar beres Spu. Gn me-
get %alminoelig Sfamferiuosmaabe er
gllnbbeo; en- anben Sorm, bog miiore
bDppis, er at ifjere 9lrmene al. gtns
tauet al Salte Og Sliuoe er liseirem
utroli9t. Gn al be melt belbi9e Si9s
sere | Spen er en- Mnno, Der ipruoen
at bore blind p9iua bar fjprt Ell Serrz
iplint sjennem besse 9inoer; benne
oreier ban iaa runOt en- Gang imeQem
Ior at boloe ajDoet rng9et og raat.
Snn saar Omfrins p9 ringer pna en- Ii
ben SiGloe for at beuleoe 5plfs Sps
marfiombeo POI fig.
FenniDlpanias Slieprobuftipn.
Tenn1pluanias Sliemarter bar i So
bet al Iaret 1894 proouceret 80 Wils
llpner 2snber Tetrpleum. 8 Maret
1898 bar bet iamleoe 8robutt 81 Wiil=
lloner 3Dnoer. Slien blep iolgt / 1898
Ior GA Gents oa iioite gar Tor 81
Gents pr. 3pnbe. Salt blep benueo
5000 npe SrSnoe boret / 1894, me-
oens Der BET %foreeaaenoe slar fun blep
boret 1000 npe Srsnoe. Giteripprqs
Hen efter 8eunipluanla Die uilte ins
gen Iita9en i 9Dbet al Garet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
Gn Strife bD9get al Gu
Nuucacu.

@eoloserne merer, ium betjenot, al
Der bar uGret Ell Sstio, og at De nor.
Stene, Iom finoes ipteote pmtrjr0 paa
bore Yrnricr, biorprer ira bile 9aae.
oa lpere Ssmas ier beoafteoe be Cane.
buOr pi M Dor. SSmasieu Tom nor.
oeni ra og bar lit SfiDo Sten o. @rus.
lom bleo li99enOe i9ien, oa ben incl.
teoe. Stenene er leune og ai0latteoc
paa santerne, % BET scOlosiite 0aum
paa Dem er o%eriOr GulleIten.
Gn iaaoan Sten ianotes / 1890 TO
gtl fra @aterloo, Soma, oa oa 4res.
b~pterlanerne Der i Bpcn bei.ntteoe at
bryce Jig en- iotiO Sirte, raaoeoe Trcz
item Meni9beoen III at beuptte bette
Iremmeoe 5ielO itptfe III &pasenatcriale.
anoen Sten er Der lioet al paa De Sana
ter; men ben 9amle &uQeItcu fra en-
Sler9fnans oppe / Canada eQer gloIfa
tuuoe 10 9Ipre Sieneite. Den bauoe i
LANCE. LANCE 3ioer lis0et % pcniet pan
at blloe ta9en BRIG. Men,sbeoen
'iilste Ereltens Gaab. Stenen Itpo 8
SOB op al Sorocu. glrbeioere beapnote
at grape omfrins ben. Sort par Der
Ct sas al lort, rig Serb, s SOB bpbt;
laa Tom ct Sag paa 6 Sob al Sauo o.
Grus, % enoelis ct Sag paa Z SOB at
plaa 9ere. Stcneu itub M frit ca par
70 JOB bst 80 Sob lang % 20 Sob
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
@po Hortjcnche

Set e., bpao pi giper pore A0efter' NVI
100 8rocent paa boer translation !
pnlf.r energiIt,. beoerIigc gtGHo neO :
aoo io.io 6orltau0 I'll at iRige pore G'F''
ciucr. og. naar ri iiuoer iaaoaunt gEaI'' y
Vi orone oct iaa, at be ian tlsne f''s'
Su,s De bier fig at uGre tilireOsli'l'n'i
iror ri life, at De u~pgeuiinoc bcbooer al g.
ira os. 81 betaler soO Con til Oe re''e w
ioner, % pt b taller llosiiterne oslaa' wv
5 mener ret oprt9 i9t. icuO 10 e'hls =.
Is Gents Us Il mco Metzger Pain Era'i"
tor o. nG mere SplrSuinGer.
New Metzger Medicine Oo'
eo4r 9ecoynh 5cr'