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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

ary. he took a course of theological study
preparatory 10 entering the ministry Of the
Universalist church. Mr.. Stevens early en-.
listed in the anti-slayery cause, and tC
arouse the public conscience to the niquitJ
Of slavery.
Mr.. Stevens diplomatic career opened in
1870 10y hi, appointment by President Grant
as minister TO the United Republic of Uruguay
and Para quay, South America, with residence
at Monteydeo. where, with his family, he
remained three years, returning to Augusta
in 1873 In 1877 Mr.. Stevens was appointed
by President Hayes minister resident tC
Sweden and Norway, which post he occupied
six years, residing with his family at Stock.
holm. While in Stockholm Mr. Stevcns
devoted much OF his leisure to literary work,
The result of this was a history Of SwedcI
during the 30 years war. 1t was this produc
tion which won for him from Tufts Col eg,
in 1888 the degree of doctor OF laws. II
1889 Mr. Stevens was commissioned by Presi.
dent Harrison as minister resident from the
United States TO the Hawaiian islands. a po,
sition he held until the spring Of 1898, whcr
he retired and returned TO his home. Mr.
Stevens was married in 1915 TO Miss Mary l..
Smith of Halowell, who survives him, to.
gether with Il daughter. OF their four chill
dren. two died in infancy, while their eldes.
daughter was drowned at Honolulu.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

The American Agriculturist says;
"Poultry is attracting increasing at
+ont;on all over the country. For the
labor and capital invested, it Is be-
vond question the most prohtaoie
branch of agriculture. 1t has received
less attention and encouragement
than almost any other industry The
time has come for every State board
Of agriculture to have special poul'
+rv commissioner to look out for the
intarest of this industry, stamp OUT
,,oultrv diseases. aid and improve the
,oultrv shows, hunt out the oes'
lecturers on poultry topics for farfn'
ers, institutes, aid in the improvement
Of breeds and methods, etc. Inc
1oroo attendance and splendid array
nf birds at the principal poultry ex'
bibitiops thus far held this winter
further emphasize these remarks,
Surely it is time for the AnioiA'"
Ion 70 have her innings.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
BLIZZARD IN NEW YORK.
Worst storm in the Metropolis Since
the Famous FURRY of 1888.

In most respects the storm in New York
was worse than the famous blizzard OF 1883,
with the exception that the snow fall was not
so great. In the famous blizzard the wind
Travelled at 80 miles per hour. 1t whizzed
along at 90 mi es. The scenes in the harbor,
the lower bay and of Sandy Hook will long
be remembered and talked of by those hav-
ing to do with the sea In the lower bay and
off Sandy Hook the wind blew gale all day,
1t blew Off shore at the rate OF So miles an
hour. At o'clock in the morning the gale
had increased to 81 miles an hour From
that time on the wind increased rapidly in
velocity, until shortly after o'clock 1t blew a
good 20 miles an hour.
The meeting place of the Hudson ana
East rivers. between the Battery and Coy
ernor's island. was the scene of spectacle
in ice that has not been equalled since the
great blizzard, when a vast tio". loosened
from Newark bay, was driven up the East
river, and formed a bridge between New
York and Brooklyn, upon which persons
walked TO and fro.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
THE CORRESPONDENCE.
Minister Willis Dispa ch from Homo
lulu and Secretary Gresham's Reply.

The president has sent to Congress the lat
est telegram from Minister Willis and Secre-
tary Gresham's instructions IN reply. show.
ing a more serious condition OF affairs than
reported in the press dispatches. The dis
patches are as follows;
Minister Willis to Secretary Gresham;
Honolulu, Jan. 80, via san Francisco, Feb.
6. Revolt over 9th, Casualties. government
one rOyalist, two. Courtmartial convened
nth, has tried 80 ease, 200 more TO be tried
and daily arrests, Gulick, former minister,
and Seward minister, major in federal army,
10th Americans and Richard, Englishman.
sentenced to death all heretofore prominent
in politics, T. b. Walker, formerly in the
United States army, imprisonment for life
and $4,000 fine. Other sentences not dis
closed, but will probably be death.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
HAVE FULL POWER NOW.
The Chinese Peace Envoys Will Remain
to Treat With Japan.

The London Central News correspondent
in Shanghai says The war ships Ting Yuen
and Chen Yuen of the Chinese fleet were
struck with torpedoes in three fathoms OF
water, and sunk.
The peace ENJOYS have now been fully en-
powered to treat, and will remain in Japan.
Both countries are anxious to conclude the
war, but Japan does not mean to leave China
O loophole for backing out.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

1t has been ruled by Judge Drew,
of Boston, in the case of a man
charged with highway robbery that
he was not guilty because after first
demanding money from a woman with
threat of death if she refused he
made polite request for it after the
purse was produced. 1t is held that
this was voluntary act on the part
of the victim.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

The cold snap has not been conducive TO
an improved tone to the produce Market in
fact, thereis tendency for prices to drop of
little on account Of amoderate demand. Eggs
are selling at much higher figures with brisk
call and fair supply. Grain continues at the
same quotations as for several days past.
Fruits, both foreign and domestic are in fair
supply and at extremely good prices, Lambs
have advanced as well as mutton. Pork re-
mains steady and sugar Is quoted at the low
est notch.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
Killed Himself Thruuoh Spite,

Otto Schmidt, saloon keeper of Patterson
N. j., angerei by his wife's mirth, shot him.
self. Schmidt before going to supper, raked
the stove in the saloon and unconsciously
took hold Of the hot end of the poker burn
ing his left hand severely. AS he danced
and howled with pain his wife, whom he had
been scolding laughed at his agony. The
humor of the situation was more than the
wife and daughter could overcome, and he
threatened violence. Alarmed at his display
of temper, she fed. A few minutes later ht
went behind the bar, picked up revolver
and sent a bullet into his brain. Mrs
Schmidt blames herself for his death, beiev,
ing that he killed himself through spite, and
because she laughed at his pain.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
Trnuhie Without End.

The worst storm in years, at Rockland,
Me-, of snow and wind, began at midnight
and continued for "a hours. There is large
amount of snow and it is drifted badly, al
most entirely suspending traffic about the
city. Shipping is in comparative safety, and
no vessels have ventured out of the harbor
for several days. The extreme high tides
breaking into the lime sheds on the water
front set on fire lime stored in them. Alarms
we e rung in, ana the danger of general
confagration was aveted by prompt work
of the fire department At Crescent Beach
,wo-thirds of the planking of Smiths wharf
we're washed away, and summer cottage
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

1t is thought by many persons that
the gold production of the Leadville
(Col. )district in the near future will ey.
ceed its former output of silver. The
gold product for 1894 from three pro-
ducers will reach $4,000, 900. There
is much prospecting going on and new
mining compa4ies are being formed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
Furious Day Along Cape Cod.

Such a gale as swept Cape Cod has not
happened before since the great blizzard OF
March, 1888. The wind at Q a. m. had
reached velocity of 60 miles an hour. The
tides in the bay were higher than eyer known
before, washing the banks and threatening
the destruction of 20 fishing houses along
the shore Roads were washed in every
djrapti0n
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

IL "a said that the gold contained in
the medals, vessels, chains and other
objects preserved in the Vatican at
Rome would make more gold coins
than the whole of the present Euro
pean circulation.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

When the trolley ears came into use
the cry was: ''The horses must go. +"
just now, observes the Atlanta Jour
nal, they are going TO the meat mar
ket, something that wasn't contem-
plated in the motor reform.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
They Offer to Yield sI.OOO.OOO.

Officers of the Whisky Trust, of Chicago,
Ill.,, have offered to disgorge the 100000
issue of bonds which they sold to themselves
at so cents on the dollar. This is the first
peace offering from the wreckers to the stock
holders. The latter decline the offer aud in
sist that they will recover at least $3,0Q0 900
from officials who were benefciaries OF con-
tracts with the trust
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.

ITO make the following quotations of value
20 buyer and seller alike, ii Will be nccessa-
ry TO carefully note the predatory remarks
which precede all articles quoted. in a mar.
ket OF this character IL Is impossible to give
prices for every day of the week, but noting
the general tendency OF trade, those given
will be found sufficiently close to enable
dealers to base their transactions thereon.l
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
Most Severe Since 1888.

The storm which began at Brattleboro VT,
about dark and which has continued through
the day, is the most severe ever since the
blizzard of 1888 Trains have been discon-
tinued altogether and schools have not been
in session. None of the stages from outlying
towns have arrived and it is dountful If they
can get through for several days. Reports
from several towns in the county confirm the
story of severe storm, with from 10 to IL
inches of heavy snow and extreme cold.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

There mometers at Chicago, ILL.,, showed
from Is to 20 degrees below zero. All trains
from the West and Northwest were from one
to 26 hours late, or were abandoned alto
gether. 10 add t. the trouble of Chicagoans,
a water famine is imminent The unusual
demand on the supply since the cold weather
Legan has taxed the pumps beyond their nor
mai capacity, and reports from the pumping
station say that they will not stand the strain
nunh longer
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

Black walnut is scarce wood these
days, but old farms about Philadel.
phia still afford to the cabinetmaker
noble specimens of the tree. 1t is
said that black walnut 100 years old
Will fetch IN that region about 500.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
The Price of Spruce Iumber

The lumber manufacturers and the fores
owners of the East and North met recently il
Boston organized the Northeastern Lumber
mems Association, elected officers, decided
that spruce lumber was selling far too low
and adopted II new scale of prices for tn,
same, to take effect from date, except where
previous prices have been given.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

The blizzard in Keene, n. H., has been the
worst since 1888. For the first time in years
stages from Richmond and Nelson have not
been able to get through, and no communica-
tion can be had with those towns. The ther-
mometer stood at degrees below zero
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

In the British House of Commons Sir Will
liam Harcourt announced that that the gov
ernment would Immediately appoint COM
mittee to inquire into the condition OF the
unemployed, and seek means to mitigate
their situation. The inquiry, he said, would
would extend to the provinces,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial.

The German budget committee OF the
Reichstag voted the second instalment for
the Kaiser Wilhelm memorial DR.. Won
Boettcher, imperial minister of the interior,
said that the emperor ha / ordered a new
design, the cost of which should not exceed
100000 marks, which sum was accordingly
fixed as the maximum by the Reichstag.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

During the last four years the mum
her of cotton mills in the South mas
-.sosed from $50 to 400, and the
capital invested from $751; 900, o"o.aio 600 to
se7, 600, 900. "NO wonder Georgia
" can afford to send relief to NeeraS' n
ta y observes the st. Louis star-say-
. ,,.-. .,Hs7-. =. y = =. z e a. b,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

The London board of trade returns for the
month of January show that during that
month the imports decreased Gl,7l0OOO and
the exports increased 100000, as compared
with those for the corresponding month last
vpar
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

The North German Gazette, confirming the
statements Of the Post in regard to the result
of the work of the triparite Samoan land com
mittee. adds that the Germans alone are now
in possession of the plantations in SaToa.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15

STEVENS DEAD.
He Was Very Prominent in Hawaiian
Affairs AT One Time.

Hon. John J.. Stevens. ex-minister &c
Hawaii, died OF yalyular desease Of the
heart at Augusta. Me. Hon John Leayitt
Stevens was born in Mt. Vernon, Aug. /,
1870. After graduating at Kent's Hill Semin
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
Chinese Loan n Failure,

The new Chinese loan has proved a failu. e
in London. The public did not take half o.
it and SO the underwriters took no steps to
sell. Already the bonds are at per cent
discount.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-15
VOL. XXII.
Essex County Herald.

About $4,000 acres have been re-
claimed in Ireland during the past
year trom bog and marsh lands.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
SmaasYo

@ip Smaataluene liot Saure. 6aar De Blot Itunlmct
Melt % ilippes no paa srpnt 8rGs, ba fnar De life ben
rctte 6art SGrten. Sc trGn9er noget Sgriooer, tDi Iaar
De alene ltunnet Nteli, CT be let uOiat for 0larrboe; De
fan oa USlau raaoe mco % iOroeie mere Mtelf. 6 5prits
ninsen, naar aaloeue ~besyuOer at tysse, er U9iaa Sp beOre
eno 6ras.
- MtDo Wioiquitoe3 bar man MI funbct paa ct 8aab,
iom Doer suo Sielp. Gnboer peD, at bet er ri9tio
~uBD89elist life at funne ioa ~til6rnse Commandment
noe Suuen eller paa Seranoaeu, iOroi ben u~bpsgel,ae
Nipg Iarer Omtrln9 % PLACER Gn, men III ltal bet pore
Iorbl, ii9es Der, % Wtlooelet er ~iDl9enOe: UiGrber, Slols
per ps SlnOet 9~tGrbepen beimpres meo liot Serpiiue, ua
Wtp39ene, iom life LITER NabOltabet, ta9er 8ellepas. Sonls
mer De laa ienere Ell Aiten tllbase, % man osiaa Oa siells
tuSer Smerinsen, ital be blue UOrte belle Spmmereu.
- s De 6Oreneoe Stater plantes Der aarlis umtreut en-
MiliOn Icres meO Ypteter mere END Gn0lano, ua boa er
9ullnsen itprre Der. @runbeu BERTH er Den, at 6armerue
Der &anOet lOm EeseI planter &oteter ben forIte ben
beoite Soro, uoen of tOmlue til SiSbeo ON, bpao 9tariua
ben maa ~lnpebulOe ipr at briue Dem lrem; oenne S,ens
ieenoe er berlmpo @n9lGnoeren lueset uolere9neuDe. .Sele
auniten beltaar Deri, at 8O0e 4Otetes plantes Surp, iom
er spo ior benz.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
Mart paa SrusttrGr.

On Snbienoer meobsler 5~slsenbe: Siior flpbte Ie9 ira
ct Nurierp i ZIten ro9le uom9rfet inluffe 5rli9ttr1r az
iO~rIfielige Slnss, og pun ct n9r itOo DC Jig nOtlaa fIGtt
Somneren iaieunent. gu iudares par bet ell SurnPiel|e
at i, meb bpilfen 9ipstrait De itpb fine Shopper, os Gt
lppebe bet beloi9ite STE ultat; men iaa pna en9ait9 bleo Der
en- Stanos G~piringen pg SnOpperne uofoloeoe lt9 life I'll
Slaoe, men inbltrumpeoes liot efter liot til en- tor, Iprpo,
brunaatia lioen Slump. Seq funoe ber9ang lille be9rtbe,
bpori 9ariagen funbe ligse, men iaa fanot Ie9 paa Ell &nop
en- lioen tDnb, GRIN Marf, ps Iaa iprtpo ies, bpdte ube1
tpoelige, men ~sraaoisc SnpltesjGiter bet bar, ion bapoe
soela9t ale mine 6orbaabninger. Sou itaar nGIten ale
5r9erne, ii9r 8irieb9r ps 0tureQz Stanrnerne blaolele %
.inotprreoe, mebens Der fra 8sooerue lfpoer irem ell Sper~
Hob al Stub, Der albris pl bliue til, buao Wooerltanlren
par.
gu fprit bar jog pGret iaa Belbi9 at itebe paa ct Wdooel
til at ~iOrebpese iaaoanne sGrsrelier meo De nge SrGr. ies
uster at a%rifuiie mig, os jes ul meobele Oct her til NDtte
iOr glnore, Der funoe bare iloiat for l~iguenoe Ylageaanoer.
SiOenifabsmenb al ben slu9s, Der i~tuoerer Snietter,
og Suiettliu, paauiier, at bet iom Ge9el fun er Sannerne
al blsie Staoeopr, iom tan flpoe, meoens Sunnerne nlan9'
Ter Sinser pg berip frpber pmtrins. WoO Spfen tager
oisi e iua Seien ppao S%tammerne pg logger fine SGg / De
Shopper, Der nGfe Saar ital uoiploe fig, buoriOr bet si9l'
Der at binore benz bette lit 6preta9enoe, % bet fan mon
gjgre paa felgenoe Maaoe: s betimeli9 Sio ON Sgfen,
Ipr Sunnerne fOretager oenne ltiGbnelpnn8re Tanortns,
binoer man ct Yar SOB pppe fra Soroen pmtrins 2rGets
Stamute Ell 6 CONNER breo Sting al sropt 8atpapir;
aabntn9en meQem 9Sapirct % Greet, baaoe neoenttl 90
OoentlI, tllfliues 9Obt mec Ell 8lanoius al Susiebiel O8
Ger, laa Oct bltoer umuli9t ior bet lille Snleft at lmD9e
t9lennent. @r iaa Denuc Smorelie tprtet ino til en- fat
Wtasie pperitrpseS belle Yaptrpmia9et mco en- Slonoin9
al 2 SreoieOele SiGre % l 2reoleoel 9inolle, % man
pasi er paa after al % til at impre oct Uuer meo oenne
Sngrelie, iaa ben altio bOIoer fig tlGbrig % uoperiti9eli9
lor Snirttmooeren. 9nn fan alorlg fomme puer Oenne
Sfraute, us anOpperne itaur Der iriite pm Saareu % fuIos
~irrbl8e til ublnoret at 8aa iuei meo u~oiOonins al S!aor.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07

Zl4
Serotueubeo, iom 9inuee idp life furSe baue piit itorre.
9ette par iau n,e9et mere fOrunoerIist, iOm Ell iuaOan EIs
b~eicIiobeo CT iieloeu blauot Qmeritauerue; men %iornobeuts
liz bapoe SuafenboiS arpct ben eier fine teutoulite 6ors
tGore.
Gar baus iutsQeftueue G9enbeoer msset unOerlige, iua
par bans iplife bet life minbre. toan pGr Bei, imal % fro:
oct, % De gemnler, iom ifulos iuare I'll btnanOeu, lputeS life
at rare ct rigtigt Ear. arneue par beipnosrIi9e - Senene
nIi9e os ale Sire iua no, iout ont DC buuOe mOot bueraus
Ore at TN ~S>GnbsIie os life fuube tomme no al Oct iammeu.
Mfeo bans Cne 9it bet life bebre; tBi De funce uIbrig bIpe
entse Om at ie famine 9tetuns; bog funOe @tiu Suaf:ns
bois ub 9iGIp al bet bsWe tase ct %luaoant Sigte neo i'm
9ttfieI, at ban traf WfaaIet paa tire BunOrebe SooS afiianb.
9aa GrunO al bans ieIiomme Suner b~eru9teOs bans &as
merater - Han9erne - bam iom life ganife "rigt9" men
bsnue Gro TOM for snOeI al bans botanite llu6erioseIicr, en-
SeitiGfti9eie, ion f~oretom benz aIOeleS urimeIig. De uiOlte
%iniolertio, at "tylfe Sad" - iaaIeocS par bans SgenGpu
tunoe itpoe Ise Centrum, os ua9tst fit roIi9e SGicn,
uiite Jig at pare al bet rette SIas8 Iie thumbs, " os bette
b~etgtteoe BAN ior bereS Spoterer, iom ban eOer5 uiIoe bare
pGret uoiat for.
Gu mere iurig 8otnnifer emo Suatcnbois bar jg olbria
Jet. Sugeu 4uiren9cie par BAN ior itor. Spor trrt ban
emo funoe pare al @rerciieu euer andre 3jeueitepligter, iaa
iIepe ban piebIittelig, uaar ban blep Serre Oper i'm Sp, al.
ice fpr at Isge ei,sr ielbns Ylanter, % bet ioa Ionst ira
geireu, at ban ofts tom DC iarIislte Stiuiussr. Chen ban
pGy tGww;U paG Ss.as graNa, ssgs' gaa |si sTvUst ft
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07

faler ct ~am.ritunif 2anbbrussblaO en- glanoing al lise
9ele Sonnina oa gulf Dor, iOu, BARNES peO en- ipas Slo,
iaa bisie Gtpfic bliper ilpbsnbe os bldnoss I%anttnen. Sele
SOosn renies Do pnbpsselist nsb lunteit Tano, 'lar Que
gieuner Os Spratter, 90 iaa posritrpses Den fneo en- Eeh|el
opppet SunnirgblanOinseu, iaa ale SprGtter f9loes Der
meb. Gette 9jentases nosle @ange, bog mao Slano'h9eh
altib ppuarmes Iiot, for at ben tan p~aa|rsres. Sooeh
bliper sitsr en- Tib at bore bleoen bsbanolef pda oenne
9laabe, after raft os oiier fig unber Ston'nsen lmlols %
elaItiIt, ION, ben ital bare.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07

2l5
SpmGrfiombeO paa at ituoere Saftu8erne, os ba ban III
bauoe nGnet Msritp, bsnne iorunoerIi9e HlauteS iOent,
funbe man 9ierne taloe BAN ~tattusgaI. Gper Dag gioroe
bans llnoeris9eIier BAN befenot meo npe 6ormer al &ottus
euer GereuS, pg Bet uari 6orbinoeIie meo eli al Oisie, at
ban M g~ieufalote8 min G~rinortns. Seq buifeoe, at ban
BaUoe iortolt mig tBi DOR iGues Snu9 bragte pS one i
SamtaIe meO binonOen - a. ban ior iua Gage lioen bauOe
opoasct en- ny og iicIoeu Slass Gfamiaaria. Dan bauOe
iuuoet ben uorenoe paa Ell GrGrietIippe, iom ban par fIatret
op paa for at un6eripse benS YlautepGrt, Os ban t~tIioieos,
at benue SIass aIene %ianOtes pau Copper al SIippen % ius
tt anoet Stco Smegnsn.
Senns sIippe par Dor Nfeia, Os ben par beitesen al gIis
iub SuGfeubos.
Oeriom ban, bette feiteoe Wteuneife, bauoe funnel beitis:
ben, buaO funbe oa life nj, tGnttc ies, % uSen where at
operucU, buaO 6oroele ri funOe pinoe peo ct iaaonn 6oretas
9enOs, 9iorpe Fg mine SeOasre betieuOt neo min Ops
oageIie.
Segge bIeu %fornpieoc, o9 citcr eli fort ltnoerioQeIic critics
reoe be, at Oenue Sci fuuoe %bsnpttes. Garsp troeOe, at ban
let tanSe tOume op, os 9tube iusOe pau lin eseu Minner, at
bans SeOcmOo uar life la ltiue supou, og ior lite en- Itan.
NED lioen bapoe ban traulet op en- pGrre SprGtte eno oeune.
0leu III fom bet til Sperpeieis, builteu Stptte nj piISe
baue al Sorie9et. 81 fuuoe lite unofomue paa benue
Maaoe; tbi Der par in9en roiisi til, at nj ituIbe pGre iitano
til at tomnle no paa ben auoeu Stoe al ben iteiIe SIippe.
Wtsritauernes SaubIemaupe par oS ct SsuiS bcrpaa. eort
~isy:si;U sagas wTIis saT,s SC sA 81 :; GHsFf Gigt is en-
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
Seftens SOB.

Oct ppienttisite peb en- soo Seit CT sUbe Ben, os BERTH
maa u9iaa meo fulO Set resnes Soperne, tbi er De ifrpbcs
li9e, iprpbe eler for uusen anoen Sell, iaa er bet life rart
bepeuot meb ben. Serior ntaa man ugiaa BABE fin 81
mGrflumbeo benuenot paa Dem, % unoer Smitanoigbcs
oerue bialpe paa benz, on bet iuloe pie fig, at Der man9s
lebe urget.
Sm en- Sop er iprSb, pl man mart finoe uo, taur Soften
Itues; efOeu lisser iitrere Os lansere paa cit ids ps elatiIt
enb paa eli tpr Os iprpp. Huber alminoeli9e 6urbolo ituloe
en- SOU ~inoeboloe ~ Troceut Sano, ba pl Sornfbrene
Doloe fig irite % ipanlti8e. 6Orminoites Sanouplu9et,
p~oelr0ges BET ipariomme Spla9 al mineralite Stoie, Iom
oeri iuntss. @runben til bette fan bells bore Sober / go
ben, eler inflammation al Spper, cler Boao Der fables
"5uunber"; / iaaoanue Silielbe bsr man raaofore fig meo
Ell SprlG9e. Meu bet fan p0iaa BABE fin Narias /, at
Soften itaar @jpoiel % anoen ~llrenbeb, iau Supcn ints
luoer J~uoti9beo, Der er nGtttet mco NmmOniaf, eler at
man laoer Sefen itaa Here Gage meo Ssnene %tilielet,
efterat ben bar traifet paa uasblsbe geie.
s ~iaabanne Gilialbe bebpues blot at befri Qpret for
g~ariaser, us eUot er bet ba o9iaa at paife S0oerne meo
tOlOt @anb. Gn sSrpe al Bran Os liot 2infro sipr pgiua
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