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+. I. NOERISON SErERELY INJURED.
THROWN OFT OF HIS uoGCARr rs 1T ovERTvRNs
~ CENTRAL PARK.

THROWN OFT OF HIS uoGCART As 1T ovERTuRNS
IN CENTRAL PARK.
Edward \. Morrison a merchant. Of No 8" Broad
way vino lives at ~. 70 West Forty-sevtnth-st"
was thrown from his doscart on the West Drive.
at seventy ty-nnth-st. the Swiss Cottage In cen
tral Park Carl last evening lie was removed in an
unconscious condition In the Park ambulance 20 his
hone wa,rc he lies in a dangerous condition.
Alr Morrison was driving tandem and vas accom-
panied lr HIS brother John and his footman. Arch-
hl'd stewart I'm making seventy -nin'h-st. Mr. M'r-
r.son turned too sh1rpiy and threw the cart COM
il..e,N of is whces Mr. Morrison's brother and
'to r.,tm3n AZ ,ncc scrambled 20 their feet. but
SIR Morrison aiI NOT stir \ mounted officer named
,frrui, erIumrl.! the Park ambulance with the
l'autou y ending ~ injured man 20 The hospital
lrIf Mr.. Morri-lu.S brother declined ana insisted
upon him n.ing removed 20 his home Tho cart and
horses escaped injury. and when the venice Ms
rt-nt,d it Wl- taken nome 10y the foo'mdn. Neither
NJ Morn ons h-oiher nor the footman received
the s.IEIth-t injury.
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UAIRA KHAN \ FUGITIVE.
HE Still. KEEPS THE TWO BRITISH LIEUTENANT

HE STILL KEEPS THE TWO BRITISH LIEurENANTs
As HOSTAGES SUBMISSION OF THE SWATlS
London April l2.-Dispatches dated at Aladand
Yesterday and received in Calcutta to-day say
that Umra Khan has fed to Asmer. on the Chitral
River He is accompanied by few Of his parti-
sans and apparently is intent only upon Keeping
a safe distance between himself and the advancing
British force He still keeps as hostage lieuten-
ants Fowler and Edwards The British VIII press
the pursuit a. onorgeucally as possible. The
Swatis have submitted fully.
The Earl or Flriu Vlreroy Of India, teleGraphs
from Calcutta that the latest news received there
regarding the British Chitral expedition indlcAtes
that Umra Khan Is giving In. ana tha' no serious
fighting is expected To occur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
yEw.aInpsHrag SENATORS DEyoUyCED

Concord. y. H.. April l2-The temperance ahni-
yersary in connection with the Methodist Conference
vy,s held in the First Methodist Church last night,
and addresses were made by the Rev. Dr. Hills
of Manchester, and the Rev. Or. d. C. Baocoek' OF
Whitehead Their remarks were devoted mainly 10
denunciation of the Senate for killing the Anti
Iiauor bills introduced by Representative Remleh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
sroy,S con COMBINATION BROKEN

Boston. April l2.-The Coal Dealers Club OF Bos-
ton an organization comprising the principal ie-
tail dealers and many wholesalers doing business IN
Boston and vicinity. disbanded after rather stormy
meeting yesterday afternoon. The club was star'ed
severa. years TO regulate the Boston market ID
fixing the selling price OF coa. The arrangemeai
uorl<ed admirably for those directly interestes
Larger profits we're made and business became pros
psrous for the dealers WHO were members OF me
combination. while many small dealers were Obliged
The retail price OF coal was cut to-day by Boston
doaIers TO s. % and s l5 a ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
BRITISH COLUMBIA AND TIE JAPANESE.

Ottawa April l2-The British Columbian Govern
ment is in communication with the Federal Gov
srnment concerning the Anglo-JaDanese ueaV'
Under It's terms the subjects Of japan are 10 en-
JOY the full liberty OF settling in the British EN-
pire or such parts of II as become parties to the
treaty. This is arousing opposition on the racine
Coast, where Chinese labor comes into coniict with
that Of the whites. The people there see litte d'i-
ference. II any between the Chinese and the Japa-
nese. Another objection 20 the Anglo-Japinese
treaty is that II contains a most favored nation
clause which might be interpreted as compelihg
Canada 10 give Japan the same terms she may
give TO another British colony. This is directly
contrary TO the policy OF the Goyernmcni III Inc
promotion Of preferential interco.onal trade
The treaty will not go into force for nvc years
" Canada should not desire 20 be party 10 H. s:le
need only give notice Great Britain TO that eHect
In order to be exempted from its operations
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SUPERVISOR SUED FOR tloo,ooo.

Chicago. April l2.-Suit has been Instituted In the
Circuit Court by the South Town Clerk. Jacobs.
against Edward j. Leindecker. Supervisor of south
Town. and his bondsmen. Charles J. and Frederick
w. I.eindeckcr. TO recover 10000 alleged 10 have
been Illegally paid out OF the town funds by Lein-
decker The filing OF this suit has disclosed the
Fac, thar on March is last a few days before the
meeting of the Town Auditing Board, Supervisor
Ieinlecker transferred his real estate TO John J.
eindcccer for the consideration Of s25 600 Nobody
seems TO know just where supervisor Leindecker Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Rome. April En- view Of the approMscn'ng M og,eIa ag
no arrnst of all Socialists and Anarchists Wh"sc
names are registered upon the police records as
those OF dangerous characters.
ouoens,ogn April l2.-The captain of the steam
hi Adriatic which sailed from New-n oTk. on
Aprll and arrived here to-day. reports that Ihiee
Gicyonncarcd and is supposcd to nave jnmp'" over
board.
:, Petersburg. April l2.-rhe Car has decided
that his coronation SHAH d" ceieo'a'eh III "'''""
IN 4
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AN ALLEGED DEFEAT FOR MACEo.

THE CUBAN INsl'RGENT LEADER SAID To BE
SURROUNDED by SPANISH TROOPS.
Madrid. April 12-Captan-General CaHeJa tele-
graphs from Havana that the insurgent leader
Maceo has been defeated again. and has been
surrounded by Government troops. Jose Maru'
he says, is supposed to have fed to the united
States.
Havana April 12.-The reports clrchla'ed III
the United States that meeting of lhsu'sen'
leaders would be held in Guatnaro. in the prov
ince of Puerto Principe. April 10. for the pur-
pose Of formally promulgating declaration "l
independence. wore erroneous NJ such coht'h-
ton has been held. nor is il known IN WeIi-'h-
formed circles that meeting If the character
described was intended The r. ports evidently
had no firmer basis than passing rumoI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
CgTCUrD TO DEATH BY HIS ENGINE.

Pouchkecpse y. Y, April H.-Edward HlIe' OF
,.i.bkiu ,yho has for fourteen years been an
erglnccr on the New York and New England RaiI-
road vas crushed 10 death al Glenham to-day u"
was between the engine and freight car wh'n
the fireman through some msHnder derstanilhF.
hacked tho engine and crushed the NE out or
lIilc's body He was sixty years old and leaves
widow and nine children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
4 MEXICAN DISTrRBER SENTENCED.

Chicago April l2.-An T., Paso. Texas, dispatch
saws: Victor l.. Ochoa who gained considerable
notorlety the early part OF 1894 as leader OF rev.
olu;ionlsts in Mexico. was yesterday convicted In
the Federal Court OF violation OF the neutrality
laws and sentenced 10 three years In the pcniten
tI,rv This IS the first tried here. though
there IN ve been many symplthiZers with every rev.
olutionary movement in Northern Mexico"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
1oprpT LOUIS STEVENSOk'S FSTA III.

San Francisco. April l2-Charlea Baxter executor
% Uohcr, Louis Stevcnson's estate, arrived here
Yesterday from Samoa. on his way TO fhEiah0
with the manuscripts of the noV'hS's lns' "orhS.
"c. I,s :" which vas almost completed; one-thirt
Of weir Of Hcrmlston." the work Stevenson was
oncayod On 10 the day Of his Death; series Of
monthly letters Of life IN SAMOA d "a ~ % h3o -
f,hics and letters To- children. are amocg the un-
published works. The estate W" ''"''~e from F'0V'
N u0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
A PLOT TO MURDER GEN. scHorvALoFF.

Berlin. April l2-Dispatchcs from Warsaw say
that the police have discovered there an extensive
rlo, 20 murder Count SchouvdlOn General Gourko's
successor in the governorshp. Many men ani two
women were arrested on April g. Many secret
presses which have been issuing Nihlst nianli'ato5
have been discovered in Warsaw ana elsewhere IL
Russian Poland in the last few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
BEEF MoyopoLrsrS SIZED BY BCrcHER.

Duluth MINI. A.ril l2-Suit was begun in West
Superior yesterday against the Armour. swift. Cud-
ahy and Minnesota Packing companies. by Martin
Sluter The plaintiff bases his suit on the ground
ria. rho pro,isi1n companies and the local butch
ars' union organized boycott against him because
he uudcrsoll them. He asks for $1,000 damages.
several local butchers are also named IN the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
INVENTOR nORSES LOyG-LOSr RELArVA

Chicago. April l2--The funeral OF Evlnda Mors~
A grandnephew OF the telegraph inventor. for wnom
his relatives have been searching for forty yearA
was held to-day from No l3i Yves; Harrson-si. The
Rev G. f. Morse. pastor OF the Ninth presbyterian
Church OF this city, who Is one OF the nusr'ous
family said ne had never heard Of the missing rea-
tive unti to-day bur he was sure the man had been
found now. Evanda Morse was arrested IN CanAna
during insurrection for carrying nrearms served
through the Mexican War ana had lived in Chicago
for fifty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
COrrOy WORKERS EXPECT MOPg WAGES

Fail River. Mass. April l2.The opinion prevails
that operatives wages will be increased and that
the effect OF the advance at the Iron Works Mia
will be far reaching. The weavers and splnnerA
1t Is believed will not consent to any delay. The
Barnaby GIngham MIL weavers put in appca:
ton for a 2)-per cent increase In wages to-day and
the matter Is under consideration by the mill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
ArLCLDE OF 4 RANkER.

Cleveland. April IA dispatch to the Press
from La Porte. Ind says: &c. T. Edes' banker
Of Pawnce city. Neb committed suicide last night
Ia, hanging himself TO the bedpost. Edes was
pst,ent at 6;rav's Sanitarum In this city He was
:, victim OF meancholla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
VIEW CHIEF JUSTICE FOR KANSAS.

Topala Kan, April l2-.\bert Il Horton Cniet
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Kansas handed
his resignatiou 70 Governor Morrill, asst evening.
Governor Morrill, appointed Judge David Martin, OK
Atchison be the new Chief Justice. Judge NOT
ton had been Chief Justice since 49, and resigns 70
become a member OF a Kansas law firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
vJcroRr FOR SECRETARY MFARLAYn.

Des Mones Iowa. April l2.-The Republican state
Central Committee to-day decided call the state
Convention for July in Des Mones. The late date
IL regarded as a victory for Secretary OF State Nc
Farland, as the other candidates Tor 1o|erhoS
wanted a June convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
PAIL CHENAVARD DEAD.
ris. April Paul Chenavard the painter

Paris April TZ.-THUT
died here to-day.
NJ Chenavard WAS born IN lyons IN IH| ana
studied In Paris and Italy. Most of his subjects
nara tokon from ancient history, for instance:
"The Delugc." death Of Xoroaster.' crossing the
Rubicon" Death OF cato ard Of Rruila ana
"EIrth Of Christ" He an officer o' me 'ceIoli
- unn"r W and had been corresponding member Of
the Academy OF Fine Arts since lN'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
HEAVY RAIN AND HlIL ~ MINNESOTA.

st Paul Mimi. April i2.-Rcports from Southern
Minnesota last night indicate that a tremendous
rainstorm is raging there. In one or two places
amounting almost TO a waterspout. In some places
tho grain is newly seeded and the ground was an
washed out At several points there was n heavy
f1ll of hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
THE TIMES" on THE INCOME TAX DECI-


London April Fin Il leader praising tho United
States Supreme Court for its income tax dctIsi'n'
The Times" viii say tomorrow:
II We were under the United states Constitution.
Sr William Harcourts budget would have been de-
ciarod Unconstitutional. popullst leaders in Amer
jca must envy MS the freedom Of dealing with uth'r
p, Jples property. enjoyed IN this moth'fIan1 oi
liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
r,EIy., HrLEEr rRorES FITAL

Ncu-Iav,n. April Lyman " Fem. master OF
~. fr.lrh, wards oi the NcwYork. Ncw-liavcn
ard Hartford Railroad di,d AZ 81 this morning
n, was shot IN tho groin "a week ago 10y Daniel r
.rd jrnu.s rs-. whs regarded as hopeless from
the start Early IT. In ia'L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
GOEBEL ACQUITTED BY 4 cOROyFRs JrRR

Covington. Ky. April ia Coroners jury mas
cleared Senator Goebel OF the shooting OF CashIer
Sanford yesterday afternoon. At an inquest he'a
this morning the Jury found that Sanford came 20
his death from A wound caused by pistol bail
arod from the hands of William Goebe in self
1cf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
WOUID NOT HONOR 4 REQTTSITION.

Lincoln, Neb April 1.-THE final hearing in the
H. L. Davis case took place yesterday. and Governor
Holcomb refused to honor the requistion OF the
Governor Of New-york. on the ground that the pur-
pose OF the requsItion to get Davis back TO New
r.oulsltIon could be legally honOred on that basls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13

Constantinople April 12-Thc ordering Of two
United States men-of-war 10 the Syrian coast has
caused much comment and some un'asin'sS here.
United States Minister Terrell, Whon que; .;"nci
as 10 the object Of the order said that thc Wash
ington Governments sole intention was 10 protect
American citizens in case OF need.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
CHOLERA AT MAKUNG ABATING.

London April IA dispatch to the Central News
from the Pescadores under the date Of April says
that cholera Is abatlng at Makung, where there
are J47 old cases, Is ones ana "a deaths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
,-nou1,c MxyOR UTING,

Newnor, A,ril l2-Mayor Waters Is very low
tonight bavl7, failed during the last twenty-four
hours and no hope is expressed Of his living until
daylight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
HAS THE PANAM !

HAS THE PANAMA ROAD BOUGHT THEN?
Panama. April 5-From Trustworthy source II
has been learned that the Panama Railroad com
nanv has purchased the fine steamships AlHanGa.
Advance and Finance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
THE REVOLT IN COLOMBIA.

Panama April 5.--It is nearly two weeks now
since the Government has published any ofhc'ai
bulletin Of the war. This would seem to indicate
that the war has ended has been asserted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
At ODDS OVER THE FRENCH FL


Paris April l2-The senate to-day passed the
Hudrot The Deputies rejected the Sonat's amend
ments and returned the Budget. The Stnat" re-
assembled al O'Clock ami adjourned TIL io-h1r-
row The Deputies met at 10 o'clock ana di' 'he
same.
The Frehch Budget for 1895 was presented 10 mo
Chamber of Deputies in March. l>'i AMI was Dis
cussed during whole year before being -"ni - ne
Senate at the end Of last month. II was settled
upon by the Deputies the following basis. Inc
sum Of 3a2G5oQo)0 francs for expense. 'na ~
0oOO0 for receipts leaving Gtnct of '''".'"
francs The discussion OF the Bu5goo iod in tiH
Chamber to maav violent QulrrCs between th, ~
position. composed mainly OF Sociuisia AMI ,,'
OpDortun!sts. Cons 'rN ltiVc Republicans. y"
latter however. carried their point ard r1,'o i.e
financial hiil for l'9i presented ly iD' 'o. lh
rnent Still. they inuol lucoi into IL One Ir'I"I
measures notably in regard 20 tho pension retreats
for several classes of employees. The Ssnaie. which
is more conservative than are th" Modrr3tn x
,nibCans the Cha:utcr. is oppose! To IN" sl'tl'
amendments voted by the latter HouS". - W:.0h
the Budget is returned FOR nrIl approval Mean
while both Chambers VIII take their easter Naci-
tions and the Government VIII hay" 60 provide ior
its current expenses by means Of what are cai.i
the 'provisi ionai twefihs.' il has done already
for the first four months Of this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13

Rumor. however. is persistent in saying that the
war is not yet ended. soldiers I'il ldhdHld iew
days ago for BuenaVontur2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
GEN. n1.cHEsNE SAILS For MApAGAscAR

GEN. DTCHES\E SAILS FOR MADAtiAS' AK
Marsell.ea April l2-Goneral Duchcsnc sailed with
his etaff on the anhip raoual liy today + take
command Of the French forces in MldagaScar. There
WAS A great crowd at the wharf The ro1 ch"cTrl
constantly and the women threw n]WeTs after ihe
departing officers
General Duchosne IN con mand % the Four
teenth Division OF the regular army At Hciort "h"n
he received his appointment 70 Madagascar IT, "As
born at Sens IA burgundy. in 1891, At seventeen
years of age ne entered the military school OF -.
Cyr and made the campaign Of Italy in 1913 as
sub-lieuenant He wounded at Soferno. and
received then the cross Of the Legion OF Honor
AS a captain In 1901. he attached 10 BE
division OF General Laveaucouphet the ha.o.c con
duct OF which al ForhacA. In the Franco ian
War Is well known. After the war Captain l)H-
chesne was sent 10 Africa. where b" c'nnin-od
battalion of the "a Z1uavcs r. eim"nt lAeu'endut-
Colonel in ISL ne defeated Bou-AIneTa a. me
head Of the foreign .egion Two years later h" ar-
companied Gen .ral Necricr - Tonqun. ana TOOK a
prominent part in the victory Of Bac-\nh. ar4 ih"
capture of Hung Hoa Clty. lie UdS promoted - u"
Colonel AT Tryen-Q Quan and wa wl;n AImiril Cour-
IA, in The FOrlno4l cXpoIlt u. His brilliant services
Legion OF Honor. on MS return 80 France. iu l''l.
Colonel Duchesne COMMANDED the No.h Infantry
Regiment stationed at punkrk In lSN'. nr wa
made Brigadcr-,iencral and sent T. ch"tclur.IN.
where he was promoted 10 thc rank ~ genera. Of
division and commanded the infantry division az
R1urges, and afterward the Fourteenth DIVISION a
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
YIatiua | Wtara.

8 bette be 6orsneOe StaterS umaa.
beige 2erritorium er Der | be jenere
aar Upoasst Here Us flere mineraltc
RisoOmsfilber, Os nstop nuiort,oen
er man / Besreb meo at unberIege,
bpao Slass Slatina bet er, ION itul
finpes Der, os buCruibt en- iaabnn 9riil
tuube lsnne fig. &Qerebe i ilere 2or
bar man oioit, Of Tlatiua ianDtes Der,
ibst MIC bar funnel ipure bet lanss
Srsoberus al guton SlOosa, men Del
er fsrit / ben ienere 2ib, at Minsrals
isgere bar oiret bet nuseu Sants, bull,
tet er beipnoerlist, nanr man ueb, al
bet betales meb $3.50 til $3.50 lln5eu.
&c 5Orenebe Staters aarlise Snofsrs
iel fra Ruslanb a~niluaes til 1000
gunb; bet benpttes melt i 7ilpirfnins
Of Ssuslrp, i 6emife 2nborutOr,sr
(gsriiteosr) Os ueO incandescent slet.
triIt 2ps. 8 be ieneite Gar bar bet
iunbst mere @iteripsrsiel, bpOrior 9ri.
fen er iteset.
sfiloe Splaset al 8latina / uotret.
ming iuare til, buao SroipsetOrs ipnss
of psnie fig, ba er Der SanbipulisbsO
for, at uobpttet fan bltue liseiaa fort
Tom fro Glaltas @uibminer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26

iie % bar en- iso Smas. Snseuitses
uoen ! Mabrio os @alencia iaar MO
ben b~ehasefise % aftistenoe 3rii, iom
fables harchata de chufa.
ON Gitensn ipabierer W~uOriobosrne
iiGr paa 8raoo og &ecucetOes. Otter
z olnebeaus fer man Der belle Spen.
unse os samle, fattise 90 risc, slits
os u8ifte %itr0mmsr iammsn, Us Der blir
en- Sonperiotion % 9atter, ium unoer'
then snur uooper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Grauier. hinge ipauite Ssrrer beusi-
Der fig til "5loreo", Uroret Slomiter'
f%altntus, men iom pGientlig beitaar
oeri, OF be flyer 9amerne uittise apnts
plimenter. De itisnne iiocer paa SGnfe
% Eoritole. 9anss be89e Spaoier'
gauge er Der utalise Sober us Sutit'
ter, boOr 9ritteuarer % So ialbposs.
s be unoer aaben Simmel f~taaenoe
Sfientefeoer beiprses Spuartuinsen
altio Of Suinber, % be ileite al benz er
life nsie paa bet. I'll Iraoo itpoer
en- liOen 9art, bupr Der bpOes paa of
ifens 8Ornsielier. Ser er fer en- fin
Teitauratiun, en- CAFE, et~pccsalerier,
"rus fife 8isrse", ct Sbeatsr meb en-
italienit Opera O.f,p. Gisie Gorlptefs
issiteSer eGler SarbiuillOes, ium Spa'
nisrne falber benz, fan staOe flo pec ct
talrist Seiss iii lanst pua Scat,
On Iitenen fommer fra Guaoaras
mas iuebafte Sjerse en- fislis 8inb,
Der banner en- Woboest til 9asens
Seoe. K
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
Sr9fiu9les Winterbjeul.

5Or aoitlaise War iioen falbt bet en-
rus iiif @Obseier inc at 9igre ct SOr-
log paa at uofinbe, bppr be 2retiusls.
lom upbOlot fig paa bans @ienoum ON
Sommersu, orUs ben, moor Ssitsu Tom.
Gan iauseoe oeripr enoet iauoanuC
6u9le lspsnoe % iaiteoe til Ell af be
itarfeite SalefjGr ct lioet tpnot !SpIs
iter, ~iaasOotiUm uben nUseniombeIil
Gpnsoe; / bette laa Der bans Aoresie
os en- Gnmobnius paa fire forifieal9e
SprDs ON at glue BAN lnoerretnlng.
iaufremt npsen af bisie Gusle Tom {,
Menneitebancer. San fit Inlet Soar
fereno iaar; ba Tom bet os pafte itor
Snteresie. Oct bar uemlts fra Sta'
tin Eai6a, Der bauoe pGret Niaboiens
5anse efter Spen abartums Suotas
selie. (8bartum er en- Sp / bet oiris
tanife Gano Ssnnaar, Tom bsrer III
9tubien; Den lisser usb g~alflOoeu.)
5Or tort lib iiben fit siatin 8aidu
isjen fin 5ribeo % bar tiliteoe psb ben
s~spBraiife Congress i 2Onoun. 8 Srs.
pet Op9iper BON, at en- al be oueuna bat
Suoitaber fanotes pua en- 3usl, Der /
0Opember 1892 brRbtes i 2OusOla,
oct blep brast BAN, iorat ban ifulce
opcriatte, bpao bet inoebulot; ban Ola
oeoe fig ierbeiss rpsr i fit 5ansenltut
at faa ieIo p,sis iaa Orb fra europe
% foreiatte fig, at ban, ON ban nosens
iinoe italoe faa i'm 5ribeO tiIbuse. bu
utlOe aisiue lin RelOius til Rusiereu,
iom bauoe iaaban Sn.eresie for 5us,
lsnes Sjem.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
GOa0 Ot Spiicr

bar to Spgaoer for at iuare iii FIN 8ss
itemmelie: Oct moo babe Stdfie qeee.
met ben nsopenSise &urme, o. bet man
tiens til iiabist at psbllssboloe 2sse'
met, altioa e~riiatte be GtOiie, ipm io:s
Zig opbruses uuosr aiusuiriiombeosu.
Nr. ". 8. Siipaier, 9roieSior
8emi Deb @sslepau lluiueriiip, bar
giennem be Sorensoe Gtaters 2auos
brnsssG spartemsnt uosiuet en- Yam'
pblet osrom, us beraf sipes nebsnfOr
iplsenbe ubbrng.
5Goemioler, Der p1ienttis Itafsr Sc.
genet Sarme, tommsr / isIsenbe Srosn:
Smsr, ieot 6leit, on, Sauremsl, Gut
ter, &is, Sguuer. Gornmsl, Suscemel,
Srso oerat aiso paa ct 5aurelaar,
Strlotn sjso. S~reluartiso, Wair.l.
Sar, GOohih giters, Nelt % 8Otster
ltanr me9et laut lom parmsuoe 5soe.
Com nareuos 6soe iiaar Gorumel
bsieIt, naar 9riieu tuses i8etrustnins,
os De fslsenbe li9eleOss: 8 10 Ruuo
err llot oper 8 9uno Harin9sItoi.
Sernait fommer: 81 4uno Speoss
mel slper 81 Yuub; 5 YuuO boiot
Suffer AZ Yuno; 5 9uno Bsrner 4
8uno; 20 8uuo 8Oteter 81 YunO.
5remoeles suuss Der pibsre / 8atten,
BarOien taset I. CT, eitsr rs 9ents;
altIna ~iaalebes: s iult feot 6lelt for rs
Gents er Der 81 8uubs starinsS itOi;
9peoebrsb 2. Guno; OretisO al Suls-
liptfet II gunO; 9it af itummet Dteli
II 9nno; Smsr u 4uno roget Sfints
Os 5uurelaor u gunO; @aelt libt oper
l Sunb; Rutrel Omtr. l Buno; &uuos
lteg / 8unb; ialtet Turif % 8sef Cir.
loin Onrtr. ! 9unO; gfters 8 lln5sr, %
/ ct 3ulin 9Gs omtr. z llnjsr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-26
CT @nnereoe Collars

pr. ManneO e. hOno CT al DO c 4aeuter
tleuer. gnbuer flint o8 tbUrOig N}auO fan
QIsre bet iamme. Bore MeoiciRer er be
beeitc, iom finoes; tc i;aar Uver ale unOre.
8Gnicr 2e pnn al bItue en- al bore Ngeuter,
oa ieuo ino rs Geu,S for en- 50 Gtg. Sor
al ben beOite SIaas Healing Salve, iulo.
itGnoi8e SpIgsnirser % au'rttsi smsuts.
Specinlttsisr.
New Metzger Medicine Co.,
12a4 3ecorab, Soma.