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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
IT FEELS THAT WAY.

There's 0 soft, mclliGCous murmur In the circu1aNGiCrt mt air. There's lazy, l.nElluruuS feeling That is spreading everywhere. There's the rVlstlinG of the robin In tho bushes and tho hedge, And tho waterfowl are piping In the pond beyond the sedge. The sunShinc's growing warmer, And the flies are getting tame, While an ell round combination SCcIlS to tell us spring hLve came
 Detroit Free Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
NEW YORK CLOAK MTG co,
SPECIAL SALE
Of Ladies' Misses and Children's Jackets, Capes
 And WraDperS.
And w rapperS.

Ladies' broad cloth capCs, at l,25. wortl 200
 Ladies' all wool broad cloth capes, a 1.75. worth 2.75.
 Ladies all wool broad cloth capes, nicely trimmed. 2.tO. worth 375
 Ladies all wool capes. nicely trimmed Tn lace. ribbon and jets. IL all colors, a 50 worth 50.
 Ladies embroidered capes. at 275 worth 75.
 Ladies' embroidered capes. made of very fine Kersey, at 4 9S. worth s 59.
 Ladies silk capes. at g. .9S. worth 50. Ladits' silk capes. trimmed with lace points f 9S worth 7.50.
 Ladies all silk capes, nicely trimmed. in jet points 5, 9S. worth s 50.
 Ladies tailor made suits in all wool goods. to order from 600 up.
 Wrappers from 45c up.
 Children's reefers from 39c up.
 If not finding garment to suit, one will be made to order on short notice
 A full line of cloaking to select from Be sure to call before purchasing else where
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
NAPOLEON B0NAPARTE.
Most Striking Example of Per
 sonal Power Since Casar
MADE FIRST CONSUL OF FRANCE.

Causes Which Led to His Rapid Ascend ency- Coup of Brumaire-Passage of the Alps and Battle of Marengo-Moreaa a Victorious on the Field of HohenIinden. ICopyright, 1895. by John Clark Ridpath.I XIII.-BRUMAIRE AND THE RECOVERY
 OF ITALY.
 For four years and four days the ad- ministration of the government of France was in the hands of the Direct ory. That body was n plural executive. The sanguinary Republic of 1793 had sought to transform itself, under the guillotine, into Republic of modera- tion; and the administrative power was assigned to Council of Five.
 Many members of this quintuple presi- dency had been of the Jacobin order. Of this kind was Barras. Others were pa triots and men of character. Such were Rewbell, La Reveillere- Lepeaux, Le Tourneur, Carnot. Barthelemy. Roger Ducos, and ill particular tho Abbe Sieyes -greatest of them all. In such a body contrarious counsels were always upper most; and there was a consequent want of decision and force in the government.
 This condition led to tho deplorable reverses which overlook the French ar mics during the absence of Bonaparte in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
The Eyes

The eyes are placed in cavities in the head and aro protected by ridges of bone above and beneath so that very strong blow in the face rarely does moro than confuse or blacken the surrounding mus oles. If tho eyes were placed on the out side of the round skull, many persons would have these valuable members crushed by falls or blows.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11

They played several engagements with farrr comedy companies, and their bur le>lue of Fedora" was a never failing audience magnet
 Mrs. Ru>S having retired for a time, her husband joined '' The Passing Show," where l.r I:;,S added greatly 10 his rcputa- tion. Th,' tr&n will hc united again next season. however. which k genuinely good news t. all admirers of high class, artistic and uu<u@Ersiivc sketches which, by the WAY are hrcoming frarfully scarce. There are many persons who arc of the opinion that Ross would have shOnC in the rrgulur drama. He certainly posscs>,s the n'c,'>>lry stage prrScncc, voice and dramatic Gi-' ~.r5.inat.un, and perhaps some day--w'r1 Ai.,'r.>>-h he may decide 10 wan der fr,n:n l.l,,.yyn field uf art
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
U-no Remedies

For sale by Waterbury Drug Go, ,
 13A East Mai. Street Riverside Pharmacy, 77S Bank St. U-NO TOnis. 2Se; U-Ns Ointment. a5s; U.No Worn Goasnees, sSe. U-Eo on, 2Bo; usNe 0efh-OdRs, age.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
RaldneRa.

Men become bald more frequently than women because of the closeness of the hats they wear, which keep the head too hot, induce precipitation and weaken the hair. The boys of the famous Blue Coat schools of London, who never wear hats, never become bald late in life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11

L. . dangerous symptom. It means a lack of vitality fin the blood-S de- crease of the red corpuscles upon which the strength and richness of the blood depends. It comes especially in the Spring because the system has been subject to unusual demands during the cold weather. The wasted vigor must be re-supplied. That tired feeling must be overcome, or else the ap- preaching hot weather will have most serious effects. The best
 Spring Medicine
 Is Hoods Sarsaparilla, because 1t cures That Tired Eee,ing by purifying, en- riching and vitalizing the blood, siv- ing it power to carry health to every organ of the hody. It makes the weak strong" not by stimulating. but by actually giving strength, by hu'li' ing up the wasted energies, reStori og
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
Weak
 Tired People

are numerousj just now. The confinement in warm, close houses, offices and workshops during the winter, fosters in the blood and system germs and humors which Spring always brings out. While not sick, you feel weak and tired, ready to get sick. What you
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
Hoods Has Merit
One Bottle ConVinced- Farther
 Use Cured
Hip Disease, ScIatIc Rheumatism,
 That TIrcd Pooling.

"-I Eead that one bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla would convince me of its merits, and lave found this true.
 -E Some two years ago two ulcers appeared on my hip, which, after being, sore long time, broke and discharged. I also was attacked with sciatic rhcu- nAtism, my leg being drawn so that l could hardly get around the house. l tardly knew what good nights rest was. The hip trouble caused me great trouble and annoyance, and eczema
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11

Robespierre had a thin face, sharp nose. narrow forehead and small mouth, with thin lips He always dressed neat ly and was often mistaken for a depart. ment clerk or bookkeeper.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11

New Zealand commentaries the love of the Dutch explorers for their native country. There is district in Hollsad known as Soaland.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
Tha. Cmninresen. Prohlern.

Domestic servants are SO scarce in Montreal that housekeepers visit the city prisons on the lockout for eafitii. datea
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
rAtn'S Perennial Youth.

Mn:v r,.,l !..> frll,wrd her successes ln GrrI!;:n> il Ih,' >,'mr success at Nice, whrrr >!r.WA, recalled again and again. The u,N- .A. r.>> If thr Riviera are in cc- St;I>ir> u>rr Ter singing, her acting, her youthful avrcarancr and her "'virtuosity." " TEry c:.i.l-"' understand how her voice rrrnair.< ..- rurr and flexible aS it was So y,'l.~ a-r' sad how, like Ninon de T. En clv>. >hr .,>rr ~r,'InS a day older,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11

Linsey wcol:ry was first made at tha town ot Linsey, in SufTolk, England, about 1880.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
Worth's Generosity.

An anecdote of the great Werth's generosity has been going the rounds. Just where the generosity comes in, however, is what have failed to detect.
 It was during the days of the empire that leader of fashion in Paris, fad ing that she had oEerdraWR her hus- bands munificent allowance. and that Q great fancy ball was imminent went to the great man milliner and prayed him to hire her a costume.
 He was shocked. Such mean expe. dients had never come in his line. The lady prayed. The great man denied. Finally the prayers of beauty prevailed. But she was to wear 0 costume entirely of his devising.
 He dressed her as the fag of Paris. The tricolor fluttered in her skirts. ou her shoes, in her enameled earrings. Her hair was dressed to represent . stormy sea in which rode the famous three masted galley bearing the arms oi Paris. The lady was enraptured. The great man only charged heg 1,60e francs. The dress was hers for enC night only.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
N Iced

Is strength to drive out of the system what is causing this Spring Fever" Rarely can Nature do this alone; she requires aid. But the weak and young, our mothers and children, must have q gentle as we'll as thorough remedy. That's why they should get
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
A DIIemmA

Friend-Have you completed your novel? Auther-Not yet, I am sorry te say.
 I have made six couples happy for life,
 but have still got an cid general and
 a shoemaker's widow on nay hands, and
 somehow they won't matoh.-Flieeende ! Blattar.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

One of the most striking state>
ments in Judge Speer's address at
the opening Of the Atlanta Exposi-
ton was with reference to the factthat
Georgia is now keeping her smoke
house at home, instead of the west.
He quoted authorities to show that
since 1891 in Central Georgia sales
of imported meats have dropped off
50 per cent, and of imported corn
Il per cent. During the current
business year much less meat and
corn than ever will be brought into
Georgia, and the day is not far dis.
tant when the state, instead of send
ing away for meat and corn, will
have a large surplus of those arti j.,
cles to sell.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

More than a million of the wage
earners of this country have il the
past month or two haG their wages
increased frou 10 to 25 per cent.
The farmers Of Georgia and the
South, who were selling their cot
ton last year for 4 or 5 cents, are
now marketing it for y cents and
upwards. The weekly reports of
industrial Improvement in the South
show that more money is being in
vested in manufacturing enterprises
than was ever known betcre.-Co-
lumbus Enquirer-Sun.
That looks as if times were i'm
proving sure enough.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

We see no reason why the price
OF middllng cotton should not reach
. cents a pound very soon. 1t is
certain that the crop is short. All
the reports from Texas and the
Mississippi valley are to the effect
that the condition Of the crop could
hardly be worse. There is no
chance now for the change for the
better, and an early frost, which is
not improbable, would cut down the
present estimates very greatly.
There is pretty general agreement
that under no circumstances will
the crop go beyond 100000 bales,
and the weight Of opinion is that
it will be about 100000 bales.
Neill's estimate is understood to
point to q yield Of 100000 bales.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

At the opening exercises of the
Exposition in Atlanta, Hon. George
Brown, who represented Governor
Atkinson, blossomed out into a very
eloquent orator. His language was
classic, his word pictures vivid, his
periods rounded. His tribute to
Georgia and Georgians was exalted
and patriotic. Altogether it was a
splendid effort, and certainly ranks
Mr.. Brown as one Of Georgia's sill.
yer tongued orators columbus
Enquirer>Sun.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

The Phoenix Wheel, made Of
structural steel, is 1913 feet in dian
eter, standing on Midway Heights,
seventy five feet above the lake.
The upper rim rising two hundred
feet above the lower part of the
ground, cuts a respectable figure
against the horizon. The wheel
carries twelve cars with a capacity
Of twenty people each.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

We hope cotton will go to ten
cents" said Eutaula Times report
er to a far,ner yesterday. II don't"
was the reply. "Ten cents cotton
will ruin this country. Seven cents
ls the best paying price for this sec.
tlor." This is suggestion tor a
farmer to crack and think over. -
Columbus Euquirer-Sun.
Yes, ten conts cotton would cause
the farmers to increase the acreage
and a big crop would reduce TIE
price way down again, which would
bring hard times.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

There has been notable increase
In the shipments of wine from Calls
tornia fer the first six months OF this
year, the returns showing over s.
100000 gallons, against 100000
tor the same period last year. The
most of this increase goes east, but
largely to Mexico and Central Amer
lea. The shipment of brandy has
not kept pace with that of wine, as
the new treasury regulations allow
spirits to be kept in bond for eight
years without paying the taxes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

An old adge says that "a man who
has no enemies is negative" In
this busy, pushing world where lit
tie is accomplished without agrees
siveness, devotion to duty and a
given line of action, a man is sure
to make enemies. Even his sue,
cess brings them 30 him, without
intending to do. But such enemies
may be considered to his advantage.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

Last year Georgia sent corn to
iced the starving Nebraskans; this
year the corn crop is SO great in
Nebraska that the barns will not
hold it. A Georgia editor says the
abundance is probably accounted
Tor by the TACT that they used seed
corn from Georgia.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

One of the Georgia editors says
that if the legislature will tax
worthless ours, invent a law Which
will prevent yearling boys from car
rying cheap pistols, aud check the
sale of cigarettes all its former short
cOmings will be forgiven.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

We have the best town in the
State, if our people would only bury
their personal grievances and AMI
mosities, be friends and work for
the upbuilding Of the town. Life is
very short.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

1t is not enough to try to shield
our own boys and girls from harm.
There are other boys and girls who
need helping hand and perhaps
your hand or mine is the nearest
one to them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

There are two sides to every ques-
ton and that is the reason SO much
fuss is being made all over the
country. Let somebody make a
question with only one side and
see il there can't be more harmony.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

1t takes twice as much food and
lobor to produce the same amount
OF meat, butter or milk from scrubs
as from pure breeds, AID that is why
poor farmers with scrub cattle fail
to make the farm pay.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

We didn't know how it was that
Editor Shaver, of the Dalton Argus.
was able to get out one OF the best
weekly papers in the state. He is
in the chicken business, and there's
dough" in it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

Colorado bad a heavy snowfall on
Saturday from four to twelve inches
deep, breaking down fruit trees and
doing great damage. Down here in
Marietta we were wiping the per-
SEPARATION from our brows.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

Don't spend wakeful nights think
ing over the the gold reserve or free
silver, but just take another look at
the corn felds, where tons and train
loads of gold are being made tor the
enrichment Of the nation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

Next Wednesday the election in
the tenth district takes place. 1t
is hoped Black will snow Watson
under and bury Populism too deep
for resurrection.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26
ADVERTISING RATES
MARIETTA GA
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 26, 1895.

The shortage in the cotton crop
will bring more MONEY to the south
than if it was as large as last years
crop.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

It IS now estimated that the cot,
ton crop is from Is to 935 per cent
short, as compared with the crop of
last year.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

1t never pays communities nor
individuals to get the dumps, A
lively, spirited, united, altogether
pull in the right direction produces
results. Nothing short does.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

Twenty eight persons who have
taken human life are lying in Jail in
st. Louis-six women and twenty,
two men.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

The Legislature convenes the 29d
of October. Let it be business FROM
beginning to end. Few laws and
good ones.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

The Atlanta police have uuearth-
ed "blind tiger" run by women.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26

The best and popular the Inter-
national Exposition undoubtedly the Shooting the Chute Its novelty
draws the crowds The ride desire
ton It like dahng the rnpds Niagara only you make
this one IN safety BE when the Exposition.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
MinneiUt ia.

Toruroligenbe Iao yanb,tanb.
3noiDcrne i COTTONWOOD % tilltsoenoe
Counter bar iuunbet burtis ino / be
liOIte tustre g(ar. gae Sumpe os Sanb.
pptter er iulbitanois uotprrebe. % be
'tsrIte Snoiser piier fig abIfiuise SOB
unSsr 2auuanosm 5iib Safe, en-
al be pistisite os bpbeite Sper / gots
tOniuooo County, bar iuntct 8 SOB
)toen 1881 % z Sob fioen 1898. Got
ionipooS Safe er formino itet meo ON,
trent s SOB; bet famine er Tilfelost
rleo 9ate gusuIta. On bel WGnsoe
6'lt lisger it~iuirosne. Song Safe bar
enonu liot @ano isien. mebens slut
Sa'e. Double Safe os mango andre pis
ler ut tsrre % s~raabpibe 2eie. Strins
Yates sr ca. 8 Sob Iauere. enb ben bar
Sarst for nOsle Nar fiben.
3poelispis bar bisie isrseIise Til.
lfanOe lin @runb | manselfulb Issn.
sOa susr osiaa Sorbbprfninsen fin
pore SnSFpoelie. 9anb, lom sQsrs
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
Wt ia a.
nlbaDlcre prganiierer fig.

NlonDlere prganl1erer ttg. Or
Genatur gutuer par Sroitprer I ct me.
get pistist MGoe al Northumberland
aplere 2Broas Iiten. Msbeteoet bar
Bart Sotsl / Great Sails. Seniisten
bar at faa Srsaniiatiuner iitanb, life
alene i CASCADE County, men ugiaa /
ale Mpntanas uloprUoucerenbe Count
tier, meb bet Surmaal: y at beige
Telegater til Statsfonpcntioncn i See
lena, p at oanne StatsursauiiutiOner
til Srembj9lp al Saaraolernes Sutes
resier, 81 at bore farois til at blipe
repre- ienteret i @aibinstOn, naariums
belit Solo ipBrssmaalet after fOmmer
til at optase aOnsresiens Spnerfiom.
heb.
Den Wenins sicroe fig ~sialoenos
blanbt Soriamlinsen, at Der burbe iait.
iettes en- Cob af 6 Gents paa alilass
impcrteret lib.
Selenas8 o~npentipnen treber iammen
ben lite Nooember.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
g BET.
q 10 a..

Sfiaes meb u"forrcttet Sag. Den
rsoutlitanfe 8onpention / 8olfe, bupr
9eleauterne bar iiobet deadlocked
iioen 16oe Suli, ai~Ournereoe enoelis
fOite 9proas uoen at tilenoebrinse go.
miuaticnen. Oiitrittet beta ar al Gouns
titrue Ipcabontas % Sumbplot; bes9e
Fable ieubt bet famine Intal 9slesa'
ter, % bpsr iiar bauoe fin eaen aanoi'
bat OF ppitiIe. Yocatpntas bar peo
@ttittcn opitilet Sames Mercer; Sum'
bulot Gountp nOminereoe s. Sind.
Huber aonuentipnens LANCE eam'
msutrGoe io~re,oses 1881 8alutte'
ringer.
50 Sanitter | Ses Moines. Spi'
rituuias5 irmaet 8. 8. Barter faIe.
reoe ben ste Oft. meo Sarplistelier
rua tiliammen $4,000. Ittipa bata
Ter nspps ouer Saluparten. 5irmaei
bar bapt flor Smiatnins. % Saultter
tr en- S%perraIfelie for manse.
Nount Broom 60. itanieoe lin @,rt'
iumbeo i 2prbass. Slttipa 10000;
SusTpa fun $4,000, bporaf 9ss
@Ujnes Sparebant boloer Gbattel
GIUrtsnse for $4,000.
Set par ncppe Stlpmurb. 2isip'
net tp:r Sncob Senbrifiun blep bolo!
Ges Npiues ben 7oe Oft.
Senoridions Sig bar bleoet funset
h~Rroeuoe uuoer Ell Se%rubauebrc; men
Gslpmuros. 5beprien er neppe antase'
Ita iicI9e DC peo 2isipnct fremtOmne
TiOuesbprb. Surpeu ianot Seoiier
for, at Der par bprt Ell preo &pinoes
itemme peo Sroen omfring Wtionat.
ylnore babe iet ell 3roI6e fjpres ben
III 9rprn; Der bleu Der iaa Isitet 10 en-
@Icnituuo, ium soot funoe babe pGrct
ct WeuneIfe. SOruoen oft bette er mon
tOmmeu paa bet 9teue meo, at Sens
oridion bnuoe en- flor Gum Eeu9e paa
Jig, tort igr ban psoe.
6lere LANCE Saar. Der maatte bib
rsre fra en- auinoes Soueb, fanotes
iuOui.let / BET Teb, buprl ban bar
hGust. Mr8. Nnna 2aplor, en- Nc'
9criuoe er arreiteret iuu MepRDlois.
WasIeIDrgiitning. Dubuque, zoe
DIT. Ser beriter life !9nser uosen
Guiul pit, at ben Masieiursiitnins,
joni i ben ienere 2io bar uopiflet fig /
Sabula, Sadion Gpuutp, % Smesn,
itr,uer fig fra ben Sfinfe % anoet, iom
bleu i~eroeret peo Sobu Joplin %
Inna @ases 8rpaup ben 13oe Sept.
9stte CT bepiit pso temilf Gnalpie al
Siso ira 2iset at bet fsrite Offer,
Stprse Srpant. Oper so al be 800
Sjaiter er ipse, os SpsoOmmen ipre'
Der Jig, bog fun blanot benz, Der bar
lna nbeloIse at ipiie at bet becarpeoe
Siso. Srubsommen er 9poen n9r.
Wanss iremrasenoe ManO / Sabuta,
csriblanot Mapur 9ap. Iisser tilienss;
Here al benz lioer frpateliae 8inIsr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
Sill
@anlmel Settler pep.

8ammel Settler bob. 5reberid
anoeriOn / 8batlanO 3opni6ip, en- af
8auebrpoerue / Bureau GOuutp, er at.
9aaet Ueo 9sbeu - itripes Der ira
YrincetOu. Scr. anberi Jon bar betloot
mango lotale Gmbeber. San blsu IS
Gar sammef.
Msre Raturgas. On rig GorstomIt
al Raturgas CT netop paatruffet pna
Serrp 8aters Sarm nar Montieeao,
Biatt County. SIR. Batter bapbe fat
SOlf III at eraoe en- 8rsno; men paa
27O Soos 9pbOe Opgau be Saabtt ON
at iinbe 8anO, buoriOr be anbraste en-
9pnamitlabuins for al lssne 8greue.
Ia ben erplOocrebe, itrsmmeoe Gas
irem al G~abniugen meo flor Strait.
Npe 9igr bleo nebiat, Us Gas len blep
uu n~pttissiOrt til SOsnins % lisn. paa
Sarmeu. Seboloninsen iDnes uuotsm.
meli9.
s Siatt Gountp finbes Der upaa.
tuiulelis en- Wiensoe Gas i Sorbsns
Stipb, efteriOm Der olereoe er siort
5uno bsruf paa Tere Stsoer.
SorofiGlu | giaribaa Gountp.
8euoua, 7oe Git. 2eune Bps Sno.
bpssere bleu poerlis olarmereoe imor'
ses peo en- SOrcrpfelie, bUis fsrite
StOo mertebes II Zine eiter RiOuat
Og uetteoe nGiten belle 8sioltninsen.
st upt StDO inotrai nV9le iua Ninuter
ienere. 8erpaa bar Der after en- liOen
Stuns, eiterfuIot af oumpe 9rgn os
8pItelier, Der bar iaa iterfe, at &ops
perue ramleoe neo fra fine Sploer /
Spisfamrsne. Catalogue lob Soft
uo paa @uoen; bet tos Ouer en- Time,
Igr 8pen after par n%O9enlunoe rolis.
s Dme9neus Sul9ruber laa altins
butter til butter. Ser er neppe Ell
CRUDE, iom life bar liot Staoe ior
TO euer ire Sunoreoe Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
VI prD Gnfot1.

SIblcs | Wippretou. @abpeton,
7be Oft. 2~anbsbDcn Mooretor, 16
giil berira os belissenoc oeb Rurtbern
8aciic 8auer, bleu ueIten soelast peb
Slbebranb 9oroas GItermiooas. Der
bl9Ite netpp en- Storm fra geit. Bran,
ben opitpo / R~aopluitbs Sotel, cs bette
iaaoelium Stalobpsniusen, Seite, &iGr
% Spin blep ppbrenot. 5lere andre
S~psninser ps SmaatuIe %br9nbte,
bporueo Der upitoo ct Cab paa $780,
600. assurance paa altiammen er orn'
trent SlS, 900.
YrGriebranb. s S%lutninsen al
iOrrise llse berieoe en- flor 8reries
brano i 9ldsp os tilitsoenbe Counter,
ltriuss fra GLENDALE. Den bleu aus
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