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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27
Vermont Methodist Conference.

Following is the programme for the fifty.
frst session of Vermont Conference, to be
held in Waterbury:
TUESDAY, APRIL 9.-7:30 P. NJ, Anniver.
sary Of the Vermont Conference Epworth
League. Speakers, Rev. Joseph Hamilton
Of st. Johnsbury, Vt. !. p. Chase of St.
Johnsbury Center, Vt, Mr.. Linus Leavens
Of Enosburgh Falls, VT, Bishop Cyrus D.
Foss of Philadelphia.
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL 100 A. M, Holy
Communion at the Methodist Episcopal
Church; Q p. NJ, Statistical Session; 3 p. NJ,
Missionary Sermon, Rev. Thomas lyric, St.
Johnsbury, VT; z: 80 P. M, Anniversary of
the Board OF Education, Rev. @. FL. Payne,
DID,, New York city.
versary of the Temperance Society; 800 P.
M. Anniversary of the Sunday school
Union; 1880 p. M, Anniversary of the Church
Extension Society, Rev. W. A. Spencer,
DID,, Philadelphia, Penn.
FRIDAY, APRIL 12.-2 p. M, Anniversary
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
eeiety 1880 r. M, Anniversary OF the
c. G. McCabe, ID, New York city.
SATURDAY, APRIL 1872 P. M, Annivers.
airy Of the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety, Mrs. Clinton B Fiske; 7:30 p. M, An
nj yersary of the Freedmen's Aid and South
ern Education Society, Rev. j. G. Hartzell,
DID,, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SUNDAY APRIL IA Easter Sunday -10:3O
A. M, Sermon and Ordination of Deacons
by Bishop Foss, at the Methodist Church
1890 A. M, Sermon by Rev, j. G. Hartzell,
ID, at the Congregational Church; 2:38 p.
M, Ordination of Elders by Bishop Foss at
the Methodist Church 7:3O p. M, Sermon
by Rev. j. M. Buckley, DID New York
city, at the Methodist Church; 1880 p. NJ,
Sermon at the Congregational Church.
Speaker to be announced.
There will be business session at the
Methodist church each morning except
Sunday. All business sessions are open to
the public.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27
We Protest.

Editor of Observation-Disclosures our es.
teemed president, in her article on the
Montpelier Public Library, last week. in
tended to offer her personal views alone,
and not those of all the members of the l..
l.. Guild, as her official signature would
indicate. Some of us, honestly differing
from her, beg to decline to be so repre-
sented. MEMBER OIL. l.. GUILD.
Montpelier, February 20, 1895.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27

REV. GILBERT REID. an American mis-
sionary in China, has had interviews with
Pekins and o9 renopts VI" that " thew are ali
strongly DESTROYS OF peace and hopeful of
the success of the missioa Of Ii Hung
Chang. The government, he says, has ar
rived at no decision in regard to organizing
the army, and, owing to distractions placed
in his way by Chinese officials, Colonel Won
Hanneken has withdrawn from the under
taking.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27
An Inquiry.

Editor of Wdtchmdn: Il notice In last
"Mary W. Foster, President OF the Ladies'
Library Guild" Does she voice the opin.
ion of the Guild without calling meeting
of the society," Is an honest difference OF
opinion a personal ami nosity2 Have the
members Of the society the proper informa.
ton upon which to base an i'm partial opin.
ion? MEMBER OF THE GUILD.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27

And Mr. Merrill was declared the nominee
for city clerk and treasurer. For the office
Of city sheriff, w. A. Lord nominal ID
Charles Def. Bancroft, and the nomination
was ratified by Uive uoce vote. For con.
stables, o. ID. Clark nominated T. j. Keegan,
and Paul Terriault named Henry e. Hunt.
Their nomination was ratified by acclama-
ton. For lister, f. p. Carleton was nomi-
mated for t1ree years. j. G. Brown for two
years and Fred A. Rowland for one year
The auditors nominated are A. W. Ferrin,
M. E. Smile and L. Il Bixby; for city grand
jurors, W. A. Lord, j. H. Stnter and f. p.
Carleton. K. M. Irish received unanimous
denomination as overseer of the poor. On
motion, the chairman and secretary of the
caucus were instructed to place in nomina-
ton for commissioner of Green Mountain
Cemetery for five years the commissioner
whose term of Office expires this year. This
was subsequently found to be G. III. Heaton.
1t was also voted that the chairman and
secretary Of the caucus be instructed to
place in nomination any other officials pro-
vided by law that the city charter does not
empower the city council to appoint.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27

THE subscription price of the wAToHMAN
10 $500 year. For cash, strictly in advance,
a reduction of fifty cents is made. Subscrip-
tions are reckoned By the month. To be en-
titled to the $1.5O rate, arrears must be paid
at the rate ofS2 90 a year to end Of month in
uhich settlement is made.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27

1T is not the man with motive, but
the man with purpose, who WINS
Dallas Neaos.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27

And Mr.. Wing was declared the nominee
for mayor. When the nominate IN for city
clerk was called for, on motion of W. A.
Lord it was voted to be the sense of the
caucus that but one person be nominated
Rowland nominated T. r. Merrill, Collins
Blakely nominated j. w. #. washburn,
and f. p. Carleton placed the name of Levi
81. Bixby in nomination. The result OF the
ballot was as follows:
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27

managed. Either gentleman namei is OF
sufficient ability to fill the Office OF mayor
with credit. CITIZEN
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27

PLATT has been at Albany, Governor
Morton has been in New York city,
and Mayor Strong has been sick, SO
New York politics presents no sensa-
tional incidents this week. 1t seems 10
be clear, however, that Governor Nor
ton has given Mr.. Plat some whole
some advice, and Mr.. Platt in needing
it is making a virtue of necessity-a
somewhat unwonted experience for the
man from Tioga. His star seems to
have eliminated. His shafts have
splintered on the sturdy armor of
Mayor Strong, and they glance from
the polished surface of Governor Nor
toms polite, but firm and tactful, re-
fusal to do his bidding.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27
fooNTINuED FROM FIRST PAer.1

him and the people of the city for the hon.
ors they had already conferred on him, but
requested his friends not to vote for him for
mayor. Mr.. Brock also made similar re-
quest. The first ballot stood as follows:
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27

THE Harvard faculty has voted
against intercollegiate football con-
tests. President Eliot, in his recent
annual report, condemned the game as
"unfit for college use." The Harvard
Club of New York city, at a recent
meeting, when the matter was referred
to, Kissed the name of the president of
the university. The brutalizing ten
denotes of the barbaric game are not
confined to the gridiron. General Scho-
field sanctioned the prohibition of the
game at West Point, and the superin.
tendent of the naval academy at Annap-
oils suppressed it at that institution as
something not needed for the best
moral and physical development of the
country's future military and naval
officers. The Harvard Club seems to
have its quota of the "small minds and
feeble intellects that do not tolerate
differences of opinion on all subjects,
including athletics"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27


including athletics"
"CITIZEN has communication
elsewhere in this paper on the subject
of the candidate for mayor. Nomina.
ton papers placing Mr. Gleason in the
field were filed on Saturday. Mr.. Wing
has been nominated in caucus duly
warned, largely attended, and fairly
conducted. No one will challenge his
ability to administer the duties of the
office. Ability is supplemented by long
experience at the head of the old
village organization. Every one will
concede his peculiar fitness to perform
happily those public functions that de-
volve upon the chief officer of mu-
nicipality. Mr.. Gleason's judgment is
sound in law and business, and he has
unquestioned administrative ability.
Men may differ as to policies in mu-
nicipal administration. The caucus,
composed of republicans and demo-
Gratis, practically endorsed Mr.. Wings
administration. Mr.. Wing was fairly
nominated by a non-partisan caucus,
before which Mr.. Gleason was candi.
date, and, under the circumstances, the
former is justly entitled to the support of
the parties participating in the caucus.
Though holding these views, the
WATCHHAN cheerfully publishes what
"Citizen has to say in advocacy of
another view.
WITH hysteric glee the Springfield
Republican declares that the New York
Evening Post, the Republicans fellow
bird of evil omen, "has delivered a
staggering blow at Senator Sherman
in reply to his criticisms on the bond
contract" elf there is breath left in
his body" screeches the Republican,
p" he will seize the first opportunity to
make an explanation" The Posts
staggering blow" is, first, that Mr..
Sherman, when secretary of the treas
ury, sold to the Rothschilds at par four
per cent bonds that were quoted after
a few years at 1885, Therefore the
Buckeye senator should be estopped
from criticising Secretary Carlisle for
selling at 104t bonds that, measured by
the price of other government bonds on
the day of the sale, were worth 119.
Mr.. Sherman sold the bonds in ques-
ton in 1878, at the market value of
the securities, measured by actual sales
at the exact time of the transaction.
Eight years afterwards, so fast had the
public debt been paid off and 80 pros
porous had the country become under
republican administrations, these bonds
were selling at 1876. So much for the
fairness of the Posts first hit Its
next is an inquiry if the senator " has
forgotten the ugly talk in those years
about Fort Sherman" and sundry
other bits of scandal fished up from the
filthy pool of bygone period OF bitter
partisan warfare. The Republican
screams in paroxysm of delight over
the delivery of this blow" and calls
on Mr.. Sherman to get down on his
marrow bones and apologize to the
preside mt and his secretary of the treas
ury. To people of fair minds and a
sense of decency, it looks as if the Post
had been trying to sandb ,g Senator
Sherman, and the Republican is nursing
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-27

District of Columbia, and President
Harrison appointed him minister TO
Hayti.
He was held in high esteem in pri-
vate life, an esteem worthy his virtues
and sustained by his becoming bearing.
His gift of oratory, his power to sway
the human soul, like the true poets,
was born, not acquired. On the subject
of slavery, coal snatched from the
altar of dread experience gave his elo-
quence flame that illumiped not even
the winged words of Phillips or Beecher
or the ponderous periods of Sumner.
Tall, erect, with marked features, the
man gave power and impetus TO the
words of the orator. To his race in
America, whose best and most judicious
friend and advocate he had always
been, his life and example shall be the
cloud by day and the pillar of fire by
night that shall lead them up out of the
bondage of prejudice, social slavery and
civil persecution, into the promised land
of equal citizenship. These shall fightfor
the colored citizen more powerfully and
more effectually than constitutional
amendments and civil rights bills.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
Mpur itnrf CT eli Nual?

Spur ItGrf CT cn 0ual? 5or life
lrnae iioeu fit en- Suallansertapieiu.
Der baooe bnrpuucret ell Sual, o. en-
i3oolo9, Der bar pmboro paa bans Sfib,
ben She at mnoerirgc, buOrmcset oct
fore SaOopr tunoe trGffc. 0palen
bar 60 SOP lang "a muuttc Ueie 20
Cons. Oct funItntereoes, at oens
StprIe iunoe nuilaaes til 145 SeItes
Strait. GOs maa oct bemGrtcs, at nu-
Der De 6Orbolo, ~bporunber 5orIpget
iOretoaes, iunoe 9pret a~ntenbart life
uOioloe belle lin Stprts.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
Gpocligbeoen / moglc Stors
bycr.

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at 8DoeligbeOeu CT bleuen bctpoeii9
minorc / be fOlteriae Stcoer. 8perne
babe i fpr0ums 3io faa eacr niger
ianitare SnOretniu9er. 3e man9leoe
goot Grittcunnb, O8 Slonfer eler
sewers bar en- nGIten ufjenot ging.
gtngrebes uogen al eli in%iitiOm SD8oom,
LOB man pcotommenoe Iigge blcnlme,
ioroi mon life bnuoe SoIpitaler, %
6Dlgcn bar, at Gmittc nobrcote fig iii
ale Sunter. Sou er oft bette iOranorct,
ca Gril9teu al 2HgepioenItatenS 8es
irGbelier p;ier fig / 8p0eIi8bcoen5 Nis
tagen. Gc ubgre Wteuneitereoer, iom
ri fienoer uroer gtaun al 2onoou, &as
RIG % Serlin, irembpOer liar I~laacnoe
Grcnpler. Gf 10000 MenneIfer bDoe
/ 9onoon 243 1870 % PIG 1881.
gu er 8%goeli9beoen pr. 10000 gaaet
neo til III, altiun benueo 80 Yrucent
pua 20 9(nr. s 1881 bGoe / 8ori5
255 al 10000; iijUr fun POP. 3oOes
lia6eocn / Berlin bar / 1878 $50 pr.
10000. Siptge De iiOitc Sp8aoer bar
Den / De iiOIte rs gtar iuntet 81 GrOs
cent ug par iiior fun 112 pr. 10000.
Nnore Stprbper i, europa fan glGoe
zig ueO ell ligneuoe 6rem9un9 til bet
beore. s MoItua bar 3poeIigbeocn
ifior 341 pr. 10000, / ct. &etersbur8
314, / Gpucn 313, / Sabre 29S, / gteos
pei 277, / Wtilano $50, / Dublin 247,
/ NtilnGen 237, / &plr 231, / 9ro9
22l, / SOrOeaur 2l3, i gifted 176,
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tot 154. Sp8aoer iOr SpueoItGoeruc
/ De uoroiite 9auOe man9lcr. Set bill
fees, at BET iti~ooeniRroise GuslunO O8
sStulien % Ell Gel at Spitlano "a
5rantri9e itaar neoerit paa 9iiteu. X
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
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3ecorab Gornet 8auo pil 0iue Ell
Jri(uitss Concert pan GOurtbu8 sBlaoien
5reoag gliteu, OIL, 8eiret tiQuoer bet.
Sr. Sacob 3udmeDer refer en- al
&c iGrIte Gage i 9lugult poa Seip8 til
"Oet fore 5Rorelnuo", ION ban iorloo
/ g(arct lS4S. Spirit 9uar Suren til
6ambur9, Oern9lt til Berlin, boor ban
pil taae iig liOt al Gruit @iaettS Otter
laoenitaber, ps iaa til bans 6DOeiteo
WniuB.
- 2epi 6O8ium er MI SO9bOloer
Gos SObnion 8ro. / Grssco.
- Tidet Object pcb Mil>paufee Gos
mems 0epot i OSiinn bar oGret bjen's
iOst al SnObruOstDoe. 9I9cut GOOp
bar iraoRrcnhe berira for at ipiie til
MiSoa9, pg TO Cramps bcnptteoe fig
oerai. De fog $95.25, men be blcp
aIcreoe nnlte Mtorgen Iattet iGlernlont
O9 trausportcreoe tiIbu8c III Ssinn.
Sere3 Gag tommer Up ior @rNno Sus
rp ben 3Ote September.
- S9uur unfOm Telegram Om at
Mrs. Gbapin al 9ulutb, (tloll9ere
Wfii3 Sennu 9rulun berai Bpen), bDoe
/ Sarielltug.
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@rope uil bIioe rpOOet % uola8t til
4Otter. Set Itnl uGre Gicreus @tenin8
at anlGgoe ell lioen Gurf pppe pnn
Copper, meo uoii9t poer SOlpa 5Iooen,
&eit 9ecornb, Cutler College % cnoel
al Spe1. 9ette oil uoentOipl Dereiter
bliue Syet3 melt ~faibiOnable Gel.
- ltat til Manoa9 fit Or. 8uli8
unber ct Seio9 hos ell Spg ct Sla9s
tiliHlbe, Der bra9te ham oloeles no al
bans Gambler. Set blep Dog life iua
betGnteligt, iom Oct iaa no til, TIL ale
reoe Suson98 bar ban after uoe.
- Mrs. Mntteiuu, ION eli Sio Ear
pnret Der paa Seipg fra Ct. Tuul,
mOotog 1ir5Oas giten ct telegram ON,
at benoeS Mauo par bleUcn iarli9 ipg.
gQereoe famine giteu a~freIite bun
oerOp.
- SosbinOer Ssberg, ben gamle Ges
corab Mtauo, bar berneoc iOm ~inareit
ira N~tOrtbfielO, bpOr ban MI Tar p@ret
boiat / 4 Iar. San ian I'D III at tris
pes beore, buOr ban er, END bppr ban
bar for.
Sen Bears npeIte Npt CT Ell lee
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Dig 6OIf, iOm beunorer Den.
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paratipneu al @OoOaros Corner StOre.
Sra Copper al Gu9et necitDrteoes Gors
nice o9 SfOriteuspiber, iaa Sra8et lpo
uiot % breot.
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ira ct. &anl, bpr ir9eu 2anoip9er
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tct sOo % csuer lg brilliant for bluns
bet 6armins. Selig]enbcoen er finn
ira l til 2 Ntil fra blumtreuoe 8per,
nleo Snonitrier al mango Sla9s, %
tpor Der altio er sObt Sjemmemarfeo
ior ollie Slassprooutter, liseiom Der CT
sUbe Stoler % Surfer us oel anlaste
Seie. Munse GuromGub fra Silt
nOis, Soma. Gebruitn, 9ntota, @tinnes
iota % CT Iur ira tennessee, bar fipbt
Sano Der, cg er De ole iGroeles oel
tilireoie. De paaitaor, oct sr bet beoIte
StOplano, be bar let uobuot al nuaet
2anotomsasri. Suit paa Den biuiae 9riS:
S2-S per Gcre. paa lette SlIfaar,p9 lauere
9ienie eno hos Iuore. 9tellea9ent meni0lgcr
hper Sanoip9er. som itrnr, bpiS Gu oul
baue ell al be beore Iulepniuger. Starter
o. nRrmere SpIpsHingrr icupss pna 6ors
ldUQcnoe.
&rrrieIano i @iuueicta. / De beoIte uo
trusibareite Counter. ira S. iii S15 Der
Icye, paa Crop Payment" clicr lette gtibes
t%alirger. Spoprteoe Jarme l GottonpuDo.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
Sirfeiigc Npbcocr ira Toro
Gafota.

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g(emt Stat ogioa / Set &irfeli9e. Nten
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berpaa.
s &nItOr 9nn9emus &alb ct Ser /
0Grbeoen at Goiuburg nylis bD9get en-
Imut Sirts. Gen bar en- oatte Seli9s
oenbeo inoe / Sfoocr. SpgmcIteren er
ben Opatise SneOtsr $. Is. Stien, Der
for eli 9io iiOen bg89cOe 9irien 9un.
bee - Ell al DC imutteite Sirter / Noros
ueIten. 8 8art Hiuer Sp - 8oItOr
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mer facet fig eaeu Sirfe. Gen er life
sanife iGroi9 enonu - men ben or
nlersoe tageu / 8rug.
8 famine SD bar 9aitOr 5borlatien
iaaet iltano en- uOritsIutberIt Spnoagss
itole. ga. 80 Spru beipger Sfolcu
reselmG8iist.
3ion8 Meni9beO, @aitor 5ieIbus
aaIo bar iaur unitaifet fig 9%irfeflutfer.
80 &lottCr / Oct lnmme 5noru faloer
III MsnigbeOen iammen. 9e lyOer
goot iammer. Gen enc pcier 100 go.
ben anoeu 600, % DC er itpbte i Ct.
9Ouis, Mp.
Gpuore GrsioIbi9be6s @tenis6eO al
famine Salb ifal i CONNER brg9c
Toarn pna i'm Sirte - % iaa ben IND
piet. SpiubeiUrcuinaen bar beltilt Of
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famine Sab orbeipes Der Ilittlgt - itt
minblt al SOinoeiOreniusen. 9iye Sir
teitOIe or inotjDbt fra Serous Sails
Miun.
s Grafton Wlsuisbep, @uitor Sitc
balls Solo, er &reiesoaroen tilbpaoc
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Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
Sfat pan 9iarpctniolcr.

S IOriticli0e At pore Stnter lar man
be9puOt meO at glue 2Ope pm iGritjlt
Stat pan glrpemloter, ianleoe8 i Sill
uois, Gbio p9 Connecticut; men Cont
~itulcne 9jDr MoOitanO. SbioloueH be-
iteutte, at en- MtonO eIer 8piube, iom
oeo Gro euer SeItumente if pper $780,
900, ifIloe betnle mere / Sfat END ben,
iom fiji Saluparten eQer 6jeroepnrten.
0ette ianOt Stntcns 9Dieiteret i%trioenoe
MOB &puItitutipneu % ertlGreoe 2oUcn
for u9plOig. Sainoislppru mbifrGns
fer fig til at Ipreltripe, at iierne SlG9ts
hinge ital betnle mere END mere al Be
Nroemioler, DC oppebGrcr, Og ben itoar
enonu Ueo Magt - ioalGn9e bet onrcr.
Den npe GounecticutlOU or life iGrOig;
men Den er ue0tnget al Senatet, % bet
beoer, at Suiet utt ifjenfe Den fit Sis
iolo. Gen beItemmer, at Der al ale
9(ruemioler, ION belpber fig til oper
$4,000, ifal betuIe ! ErOcent i Stat.
2oocu er iaaleoe8 me9et mito. Ii eli
0ti0iou Dollars uil Stateu fun Oppes
bore 50, 800. Wten Connecticut er Ell
rig Stat. Gen prionte 6Ormlte ars
IInnes iii en- Billion eQcr tuieno Wiuj=
oner, boornf Statten oltiaa uil blipe
$2,5OO,OOO, buer Gang ben filter
6Gnoer, o9 oa bette fer IN Gang buert
treOipte 9lar, pll SubtRgten blipe be-
tpoelio. x
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
Sjcrocjuliicit paa Wprtb
&ratric.

%aitor Iroeieu bar baaoe THOR on iaar
fact iitano 6jeroemltieit paa 0ortb @rairir.
6eiterue bar uGret al O,ote / Den pcItliae
Gel al Mfcni1bebcn, ior al give Solicit fra
Eootb Grnirtc (Euit. Nrucicn5 auocu Mte,
ni8beo) tortere 8ei til Jeitcn. 4roIeSior
Spdnlau bar aIereoe iijOr i%nobuocn I'll at
boloc 6elttalen, men tauoe "a life tcmme
irem poa Gruuo al SerubnuebinOrinacr.
SGn tnobpS man BAN oa igjeu iaar, "a han
Tom. ga bans Napu trail, iaant Soften bar
9oot bcip3t (antageIjgt al ell Z 500 Mers
neltcrl uagtet Senator Suute gieiion bar
6eittaleren / 2anesbOro, - fun 8 gPil fra
9lpltb Trair,e &trte.
Soften beQpnote mco Gan9 al ct Gor o.
SDn al Stcoet5 Brett. 7crpaa pplrlte Scr.
rer GeibabI ira 9iootb &rajric llnibGuoio.
beosertI Grtn9en pun Gu0cIit. Son tom
lalen Sang al ct 0or. 9crpau Bolot 9rof.
Spdman i'm Gale, % ben BAR goo. San
gao ell 0rci % blcrtcparm GtjIortna al bet
nneritanitc Soils 6ribeOSfamp. Sen BAR
tii1g Oenne Scamp. 5bi for oct Iprite bar
bet imoo fine egne SrpOrc, &aarprenoe "a
9nno mGlIo, at DC maatte bragg Speroet, Ga
tl9en oil p%aaltun. at bette CT let. ga Der.
nGli bar HIlearims i0Hucrne iom Iileorirts.
IGorene 9uoirp9tjge % louIpOl9e Soil, Der
6eira8te6e Gn8lanOs Sonsc % Gu0lonos
Staggering iom i'm rette Zuyi81co. Ga oct
IaIot oenl ocrior iraentulOe let, at Oraae
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12
1ite 5uu

Wool Unwsshed-coarse, I3-l5; medium, 10
e: fine. 1o-l2. Washed coarse, l6-l7 medium
IS ~; fine I4-i5; Tub-washed, l7-l9, Cotted,
,hafy, bury and bucks a ~ Of
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-12

ieire ben omeritanlte 5ribeo5oag. Oct olloe
ga uGre panpiitt9t at fetre oefne 9dn bps
Dor Sribeo bar tnbt; ri MATTE oa heaer
bploe Ell Ssrgeielt, iaairemt bet bar iaaot,
iom manae p%aaitaar, at III lirple Soil lig9er
/ ct Glaas Siaoeri. Set oiloe oa bel oRre
pasieuoe, iadIremt Der ital pGre nogen Ye'
nina i ell iaaoau Set, at betra9te ben Jrtbeo,
ui upoer / bette 9auo, % i, ON ben er p9ro
at 9lGOe zig ouer, ON ben or pGro at lepe
for, ia ON Den er pGro at % ior! ie, ON Der
CT nogeu Menin9 / ben Gang, bore Score
bar ijunset:
My country It's of thee,
Sweet land of liberty,
OF thee sing.
Su, / fin gang bIeu DC iaa beseiitrct for
ben ameritanite Gribeo, at DC anraaber belle
9tatureu ON al biGlpe iia. ioet be flyer:
Let music swell the breeze
And sing from all the trees
Sweet freedom song.
Let mortal tougnes awake,
Let all that breethes partake,
Let rocks their silence break,
The sound prolong.
San ba pi femme | nieo / oenue 5ribeoss
lang? 50, bporipr lite? Sar ri life ben
famine 6ribeo, iom tore Sabre buuOe? Sar
life hi ben famine 5nIeiribeo, BEN famine
Iresieiribeo, ben iamme StemmcfribeO,
iom De? SO piIt. Sa hi nDoer Den beoite
al al 6ribeo, uenIi9 Heligiunsiribeo. Snroe
Vi life. meo bore 6Gore bore tafncmIi9e.
9lGOe % frpoc os % ipu9e Den iamme Sri
beosiang? 50 uiit!
On ri life bapOe anoen 6ribeo eno Den
iibItrrunte, Den at enbuer fat bDrfe fin Cub
/ Soercrsltemmelie meo fin egen Samuittig=
beo, baOOe Ri life pa 0ruuo til @!GSe? Gr
life bet en- Sribeb, ioml er pGro at lepe for,
ia at % iOr? Sag oeuuc bort, - bojlien
%lriiinoet MauO uilne oa leue / 9auoet? -
SEQ oiioe oct life.
Get er life 6ribeo, Der margIer ps, men
oct CT MGuO! MtGrb, Der fan uGyue ON
Dor 5ribeo, Statsmnuo, Der bar hCicrc %
GoIcre Maal for Die, euo MammonSoprtcIic
% gSrOiGrrigteo; WGno, Der or piaige til
at Dire fig for fine WeomenneIf er5 SeIfGrO.
Soooanue &lGmptr trpngsr hi. Ntcu Ri
fan life Ifabe benz, ei beller former De irem
| ptIot poIitIif J%toieri. SC MAJ ienNeS, o9
ball iom icuote biue 5ribeOsbelte % noe
riftfnAn Nan, t,trA M ,ottn Nt,rnr az - kng,,
bort 9auO % Soil ira bet brittle flag og
Spranui, ban er mG9tig til at CpUGtte 8a'
trtoter p9iaa l Dor Ito, Der iom Ct Salt Tan
bcpare bort 6oit ira p~ulitiif 6orrnnoneIie.
Wieu ban bill beor3 ON iaabanne Gauer,
% laurent III er SrtItue, og life bare upglc
eIenolae @DtIcrr, % pi nil bort .gaupS %
bort 6olf5 &cI, iad pil III beoe BAN itnoc
ret mango iaooauue @atrioter. "3eu beOite
&rilten cr ben beoite 8or9er," er Der ia9t,
o8 oct er ianot, % iaairemt Vi er Gate
&rtitne, bill hi elife port 9nip, bort Jolt og
port Stag, % LAURENT hi bet gJpr, ina bill
oct fol9e al it3 ieIp, at ri nIso bore Sabre
beoer ior bort 2auO iom De, % ipnscr mco
Dem Dor NatioHaliang:
God bless our native land,
May heavens protecting hand
Still guard our shore,
May peace her power extend,
Foe be transformed to friend,
And all our rights depend
On war no more.
May just and righteous laws
Uphold the public cause
Aud bless our name,
Home of the brave and free,
Stronghold of liberty.
We pray that still on thee
There be no stain.