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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
A STANDING INVITATION.

Women suffering from any form of fe.
male weakness are invited to promptly
communicate with Mrs. Pinkham at
Lynn, Mass All letters are received,
opened, read and answered by women
only. A woman can freely talk of her
private illness to a woman; thus has
been established the eternal confidence
between Mrs. Pinkham and the women
of America which has never been
broken. Out of the vast volume of ex-
perience which she has to draw from it
is more than possible that she has
gained the very knowledge that will
help your case. She asks nothing in
return except your good will, and her
advice has relieved thousands. Surely
any woman, rich or poor, is very fool
ish if she does not take advantage Of
this generous offer of assistance.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
VOICES OF CONGRESSMAN.
Many Representatives Have Won
Celebrity by Lung Power.

Many Representatives Have Won
Celebrity by Lung Power.
There is always some one member of
the house who possesses a voice far SUI
perior in depth and volume to that of
any of the other members, which in it.
self serves to give the member possess
ing it a certain reputation. In the pres
ent house, says the Washington Post.
this voice is possessed by Marriott
Brosius, of the Tenth Pennsylvania dis
trict. Mr.. Brosius has a faculty of
talking so loud at times that the people
IN the galleries cannot distinguish what
he says. Another Pennsylvania who
possessed similarly powerful voice
was the late W. d. Kelley, commonly
known as "Pig Iron" Kelley. In his
day he held the voice record against all
corners until Charles II. Van Wyck, of
New York, who was afterward a SEN
ator from Nebraska, appeared on the
scene. His voice was even greater than
that of Mr.. Kelley. Back in the old days
the greatest voice known to congress
was that of the late William Allen, of
Ohio, whose statue now stands in
Statuary hall at the capitol. 1t is told
of Mr.. Allen, when he was in the house,
before the days of railroads, that one of
his colleagues left for his home in Ohio.
The day after he was gone. Allen
lamented the fact that he had taken
his departure so soon, as he wanted to
consult him about some measure which
had come up suddenly. THAT needn't
trouble you, Allen" said fellow-mem-
Der. HE hasn't got across the Alleghe-
mics yet. just go out on the balcony
and call him back"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
THE CELANDINE.
An Ancient Remedy for Cancer Now
Almost Forgotten.

An Ancient Remedy for Cancer Now
Almost Forgotten.
In recent Science Echo attention
was called tQthe usexof Chelidonium sap
in the Treatment of cancer successfully
practiced by St. Petersburg doctor
Mr.. Lesson Prince writes to the current
number of Nature giving quotations
from ancient writers showing that this
plant was highly valued by them for
medicinal purposes. Thus in a Latin
work published in 14o1 at Mayence, in
speaking of the plant Cheldonium
majus, we read "And for cancer of the
mouth the powder of the root is COM
pounded with the powder of roses and
boiled with vinegar"
Again, in Dutch editionpublished in
1914, of work of Theophrastus, after
describing a method of preparing de-
coction of the plant, the writer goes on
TO say: "The use Of this liquid is es-
teemed, which taken into the body cor
reefs and dispells all corrupt pernicious
humors." Great botanists like Linnaeus
Murray and others have, it seems, eX-
pressed in their writings astonishment
at the oblivion into which plant so
energetic as the Ce|andine has fallen,
while the ancients knew how to appre-
ciate its qualities. After all, then,
Wordsworth may he forgiven for writ
ing two odes to the greater and lesser
Celandine, respectively, and the scathing
sarcasm bestowed upon him for SO do
ing by Byron was scarcely merited.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
INTELLECT AND NERVES.
rhc strain of 1iert;,i Work increases
Nervous Disturbances.

Fhc strain of Mental Work increases
Nervous Disturbances.
At rsccnt sitting OF TIE Academy OF
Medicine Nj. Magnan analysed the pa
per of DR.. Toulouse. constituting an in,
quiry into the connection between in.
tellectual superiority and neuropatby,
says a Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Standard. That inquiry must, says
M. Magnan, be made on the most emf
nent men in science, art and literature,
and NJ. lola was selected for the first
observations. Some time ago the nov
elist explained in letter made public
why he lent himself willingly to the in
quiry. As early as 1s43, Reveille PARSE.
in his physiology of men occupied in in
tellectual work. discovered in the nerv-
Gus disorders frequently noted among
them the consequences of the too great
activity of the brain. But subsequent
ly Moreau, of Tours, going further, de-
clared that a genius was but a man
suffering from neurosis; and, lastly.
Lombroso declared genius to be cpl
lepsy. Those conclusions were, said
NJ. Magnan, far from being founded on
really scientific bases. DR. Toulouse,
thinking that the solution of the ques-
ton demanded direct observations, has
proved by long and minute observations
that NJ. lola is neither suffering from
epilepsy nor from hysteria, and that he
is not mailman; but that the numen'-
Gus nervous disturbances he experiences
denote a certain want of equilibrium in
the nervous system, such as is noted in
superior degenerated persons. The in
tellectual strain increases the nervous
disturbances inherent in their nature.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
Straightforward Declaration by
Mrs. Sidney Hamlet.
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham'S Vegetable Compound.
AiIing Since Junction of GirIhood and Wo-
manhood--Physicians Pronounced Case
"ProIapsus Uteri"-- Gould Not Walk
Without Pain--Words Inadequate to Ex-
press Her Gratitude for Relief Received,

truly grateful. Icannot write the good
you have done me. Words are made
quate to express it. May God bless you
for the good you are doing. Mrs. Sid.
ney Hamlet, Red House, Va"
This case is a good illustration OF
perseverance and faith. Mrs. Hamlet's
sickness was severe, it took courage
and patience to master the disease, but
in good time the Compound produced
the happy result as it will always do.
The more difficult the case, however,
the longer it will take to cure it-many
women lose courage before the medi-
cine has time to thoroughly "take
hold " of the system.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
DIDN'T WORK WITH A SKUNK.
Hose Method of Hunting Seems to he
for Rabbits Only.


for Rabbits Only.
The Sun recently told of man who
hunted rabbits with a hose, and got
them. The Sportsmen's Review tells
how other men tried the same scheme
in a Chicago suburb, and why one of
them wishes he hadn't. The way to
hunt rabbits with hose is to push the
hose down into the rabbit hole, and
have men guard all the exits, while
somebody yells into the hose.
A man named Cutler doubted the
efficiency of the method, according to
the Review, but a man named Won
Lengerke said it would work, and he
would prove it. A party of hunters set
forth after the rabbits, and came to a
rabbit hole. Cutler guarded an en-
trance, while Abe Kleinman did the
yelling.
The rabbit went out of the hole
over Cutters head, and away out of
sight. Cutler admitted that he had
been in the wrong, but he wanted to try
to catch rabbit, and, pointing to a
hole, said il looked likely.
AS before, Kleinman yelled into the
hole. Cutler got close to the hole, so
that he would be sure of the rabbit this
time. He saw a beast coming, and
with both arms clasped it tightly when
1t struck his breast.
The onlookers heard a muff1ed yell,
such as half-clrolied man might utter,
ali. saw Cutler roll over backward,
throwing the beast from him. Instead
of a rabbit the beast was a scared
skunk.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
scared His speech Back.

A remarkable case of the recovery of
speech and hearing is reported in the
London Lancet from the canton Of
Ticino in Switzerland. An Italian,
aged Al years. who five years ago be-
came deaf mute in consequence of a
serious disease. was startled by the sud-
den appearance of a runaway horse.
As he jumped aside to avoid the animal
he uttered loud scream. and after il
had gone found that he was = ="
talk and hear
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26

A train out in Arkansas, having on
board Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bradley and
their bull pup, ran of the track, and
when the wreck was cleared away 1t
was discovered that Bill was widower.
"Well. WE'LL" he said, calmly. "Hit
might O. been wuss, by Jacks, fer hit
might Of killed the pup, and hits got
the finest record O. any bull pup in Az
kansas. I've got lots to be thankful
FERN. Y. Herald.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
Economical to = Derree.

AT chapel meeting in Jamaica the
following resolutions are reported to
have been adopted ~ That we build
new chapel. (2) That we build the
new chapel out of the material of the
cid for economy. (3) That we worship
in the old chapel till the new one is
built.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26

Red House, Va.-To Mrs. Pinkham:
"My heart goes out in sympathy to all
who are suffering with troubles pecu-
liar to the female sex. Iwould like to
express my gratitude for what your
Vegetable Compound has done for
me. I have been sufferer since girl
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
Ancient Dentistry.

The famous Mastral. who lived in the
First century B. c.. speaks of a Russian
dentist, Calculus. as sin the habit of
fastening as well as extracting teeth"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
Perfune in che AIr.

On some parts of the coast of France
when the wind is in the cost, the mist
that appears bears with it very no
ticeable perfume.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26

lood, dld not
then know
the cause of
dreadful
sick head
aches and
other trou-
bles. Icould
not take
long walks,
lift or carry
anything
heavy, and
was very
nervous.
Last sum-
ner I was
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
Gins. Water Pines,

Some of the towns of Germany have
their water pipes made of glass, pro-
iected with an asphalt covering to pre-
vent fracture.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26
Holiday Weeks at 0ehm's.
Mems overcoats and Suits.

Our stock comprises nearly 1000 Mems
Suits and Overcoats of every new and desir-
able fabric and style for the season, from So
TO S35
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-26

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Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20

ct Bar Nar Ierer, tilbeb ran at iGlgc
belle &lattn for $3.50; men Sdmfrds
terne bare 10 uo BAN % uilos lille inos
ldoe fig pud nogen iaaodn Spetuldtton.
: 1893 tom ban til guu Claire % BE-
gDnots al arbeibe en- Stobutit Tor IL
BEN Cen. San hgpnots al frpgte for,
at fan muligsns baooe Itaffet Ig en-
Glefunt at tr0ttts msb, ca at ran mddite
piloe tomms til at bstaIe Stat pda I'M
Colorado sGienoom, hporfor ban enoog
Toriegts al gire fine 4ttier bort til noale
0enner - men nei. Som 3ioeu gtt,
hdbbe Sfpanion Deo 9riitigfeo Iparet
Iig idmmen Iaapas, at ban fr ct Var
Iioen tunoe uubne i'm egen lille Secret
ming, % BET git BAN goot; men enont
bebre Itulbe bet eaa; thi 'ib'te Sirsoa9
III ban fra Colorado Springs ct iii
bub pod $4,000 for fine qttier. San
Iolotc Itrar I'm Stobutit er er rsiit
til Colorado Springs for at a"fIlutte
SunosIen, ibst Fan ertlGrer iig bel for
nsiet meb $4,000 for 2tttisr, ION ban
bar betdlt $75 for.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20

QenIionsogsnt Ro6inIon 8es USois
mes. Soma, bar iuoienbt til Wuifing-
ton lin Rapport for aegnTa6saaret
1867. 9etts Qgertur ubbetalts
Qorsts Qe6 $8,324, 99O.98; al bsnnt
Gum uo6etaltes $4,887, 230.7O til
qe~nTionifsr. lem Dor i Soma, ReiteU
qit til q~enTioniitsr / Nebraita. % til
~Iaaoanue, ION tioIigers 5r beet ! Soma.
men ION nu sr flptteoe til andre Stater.
9eb 9e~gDnoslisn al Qaret bar be,
56,G88 9enIioniIter poa 3es Wioirss
Qgenturets Glitter, og osn 30te SUM
1897 bar Der 56,755 EN- Joreqslie al
81. 8 Qarets 2e6 bsbs 1922 pens
iioniiter, ga 1896 nps. Rapne feieoes
til QiIterne.
Der er 636 qeuiioniiter ira ben msr.
itanfe arig, 4G5 9eteruner o. Rsiten
er Gntsr eTter 9eterausr ira oenne Grig.
Der er 80 9stsraner fra 5roiansr,
triaens / 1922. Sen. 8eorqe SO.
Scenes / Dubuque, ION oeos icr cmtrinq
ct Qar iosn par ben iioite ptnfori:
paa SctpasRe6rarta 2iiten ira SriSsn
1912.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20
UenuraTep.
gtraHrt frsateite fcr gcIotGat.

NGr @eft 9oint blsp Miis Rent
Winiams / Sirsoags funben mnrost
Sfppsn NOR fit Siem efter fsrit at bap'
rrret ubiest Ipm OFFER for @olbt99t
Sbrrsoag Gftsrmiobag blep Morbsren
Intbcnp Wiliams, fattet NOR Sruits
ton, Itripss fra S~lorence, Ola. Sm Ifz
tenen ubionebe ban fin 5crbrpoelie pao
@ohen / Weit pnnt / SperpPr al 500
Menneite Wiliams blsp giennembps
ret al augler % hans 2egeme bagefter
brGnot til g(fte. Gnonu for Der tunoe
affpres ct Stub, blep Hsgeren Ilaaet til
Sorben og ituttet libel meo anipe, hpprs
efter be al W9n9oen, ION hdpoe Repol'
pere, dFprsbe ben enc Salpe efter ben an
ben paa 2isst. Qnbre Iamleos grrnos
co gjproe op Slb, lusbe 2iget oper oenne
% bstrastebe ben ipegeliea9tige Scene,
til Moroeren bar %forpanolet til Iite.
Slanbt Mpbben faces mango at Ste
bets pel6plone MGno.
MiIs Wiliams itulbe ON fort Sih
babe itaaet gruo. !Senoss Sprlopeoe
bar tommen fra Naibpile for at meoe
M9n9oen / Weit 9rint pg ta9e Del
Setnen prsr llslinoen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20
9nultr.
Wn maapc at fups Sub paa.

Gmmons 9rppn fra Ssferirnpile,
.Sno., bar en- 5io arbeioet for lin Sntel
/ 9piIs, Soabo, bpor ban MI u%forpas
renoe bar giort ct rigt 8ulofuno. Del
bar fcmmst bort flere Se'te fpr bans
Sntel, Tom er Ranhman, og Sroipr
bar recet uo for at Irge efter benz, bu
ban iulbt al Soften og blep taItet imot
en- Slippeblot. 8a ban reiits fig op,
fit ban Eie paa en- Slump, Der iaa uc
Iom 8ulo. San trg Here Prsper men
ia til Smeltepsrtet, frpr ban tit pioe.
at Der families Sub / ct 5orhrlo al
1896 pr. Scn. 9u ingen Claim bar
uoitrftet Der pua Stenet, Iitreoc gropr
Iig flere % bill anituffe Jig bet npbpen6iat
MaItinsri. 8ulbforetCmiten betsgnsi
Ipm gr9nIeles.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20

benz. Qr6eibs bstdIcs mco SIS ON
Sagsn, og 100 9dees g(rbeioe gurantes
res; iuu bu bar en- So, ON, tpor ran,
IteIi9t bet sr at boloe Irbeiosfolt."
cper en- balp @iniou I Sub.
Sil San Srunciseo antom / Sns
bags 40 4laTtasG ulbgrapere meb
9amp'tibet "GrcelIior." interchangeable
ooer 100000 @uloIteo fra Rep
Glonopts 5slterns psp g~utonTIooen. pua
ben anben Sioe 9rRnIslinieu gritiit
Columbia. 9ampersn msobrugte o9,
faa $25O,0O0 9ulbitpo til Nlu'td
Commercial SO. De 40 8ulooroosrss
llobptts blep tuaet bir,tts til SelbDs
Smeltebert paa W<ntgomerp Strsst -
bet 'tsrite iiosn Iar 1849 mootugre.
Selitabst bsitoo at Soft, ION baOoe ops
bolot fig / Yutpnz2unoet fra 8 Nuunss
Der til u Nar; flsrs at BEN baros uba
punoet II I'll tnpe Sullro Dollars I Ct
Bar Wdaneber.
3. g. Clipper os Suitru, 6iemmehes
renbs / Gan Srancisco, er oenot fitm
meo 100000 Der ubaior o.re8 Or
beios llbbptte iiben Qpril 1896. mrs.
2ippep er en- Iiben truItig6ng9et, 'Ots
branbt apinoe, ben fsr'ts. Iom 'cttc
uper Slneal til ben ME 2eir. 5 8rrs
terens 2eb git BUN paa Sogt ng meos
braete ct 9ar patre Siortborn ION @es
bis paa i'm 0pgtigbsb ! at ~faanbteye
Hiflen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20
@obcs9 u 1928

ub al 1tesIalsn, % bet p~aaitlaes, ct
fan uotdlts ia mob. at Rusllno OiIoe
tags Reprisialier { Giat aIieu. ials
Trent IDrtiet pitot latte Iig p1a Bag
bsnene. 9srtit nal S,or gi3ir,n ha0e
ipdrst, at lprtiet bar pilIigt til at rstte
iiQ efter RuSIaro bette Stptts, laOs
frent RusIono piloe eoutuere 9ar8 ca
gatoum.
"6orreIten er ot lite Iad uianoinne
liat," Tiger 2onoon "Gocpjn9 Stonos
dro." at @rigsn after hi 6rnoe lss
melIem 29rtist % 0rrttnlano. ia fan
lie, at Der enooq befrpgtes en- uiropGif
arig, men muliqns BET 1eoItc boa
bilbe pGre at faa giort 81 5orlj8 mIo
G1rfiet."
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20
nbnqunflier.

Gsnator O8mun fra ct. PAUL,
Minn., er ubnpOnt til GonIul / Stuts
oart, 3pitldno. San bar brrst |
0aIbington iiOen ben Abe Warts og
bar ppret en- al be flittigite Gm6soss
ip0ere Der. Oct er Senator Nelion.
ION bar biulpet ban melt meb at fda
bstt. Gmbebs. San faar $500 / fat
2sn % omtring $500 | Sportler.
glanbt be mango andre aouiulsr, icn
uon9pntes ben 0a1, par 80. &. Qus
berIon fra Midig1n, aonIui ! Sam
pber, 5pItIdno. Get dntags5, at Brett
benton en- az be forite Toge iii uonGcne
Grs aongresmono Sn:osr ira Ct. paul
til 8eIanbt til Be csntral omeritdnIte
Repu6liter, "a qrof. Spenfcn fra Qts
BERT Sea, GeIdnot til 3anmart.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20
Bsr uotsritt % 5no'sr isi

Oct itutiItiite Bureaus ma~dnsoliq.
rapport for SUM- inoeboIoer en- Del
m0rtslige % cpsrmaaoe inter,sfdnte
Gptp8nin9er IN Dor llos % SuOfsriet
/ ReQnldbsaorst. Iom snbte mto ben
30te Sum 1897. : bet nGOnt. Nar
bor uoFsrielsn o1rst Itsrrs ,no nogst
tioIiotrs Gar. Ist .ntits adr, inn III.
'tdar larQt til6dgs ion 1897. CT 1892.
ga re 5orenso Stater isrot. en- Wnrg'
De 60eoe og onor. aornIortsr iii Guro'
pa, foor man Fable baot en- Rrtts uaar.
8 "Reminiscences 1867 uofsr.
tee 6dnbctsodrer til en- Dproi al
$i051,987,91O mob 1882, $685. 1893
BET i~or,gaasnts Rsguitabsanr. Den
fele 5rbferid beIeb fig til S764,373.a
9O5, herdi inoisrtes for 1891, 932,605
toloirit. Jnofsrislen par mn.rinB
$15,0OO,O0O minrrs sno | BET forss
qaa,nbe R~,gnItabsadr. 89roisn at
iu6FBrte 8arer / bet nstop snpts Rsgns
l~td6sdar bar $287,613.186 itsrr, sno
SroIerieleM Gette GoerItuo er $685.
100000 ltsrre ,no / noget tiolis.r.
Gar.
llbfsrielsn al uberlanbIt. 0dr.r |
SUM 1897 tdobs en- gGrbi at S72.'
8GG. $3.50 bbiltet cr$8,00O,O 900 mere .no
/ Juni 1896. 5nofsrIsl,n / 5uni 6aOo.
en- 8qroi al $84. 826,1 10 mob $685.
1G3, 740 / SUM 1896. ubfsrisleu al
Cub tclF6 fig til s4o,359.78o imoo
$112,4G9,9 $40 i iorrig. Regnitabsuar.
SnbfsrTetcn al Cub belsb Iig I'll $780,
013,575. en- 5oregs(is at $51.5OO.000
cosr 1896. llofsrislsn at SGo 1897
tels6 fla til SOL, 1868 % 5nofsrie>
len til S20.533,227. 6bsrien uofsrs
Iel s1er Snofsrisl of SsIO bar nos.t
tioliqere Q(ar pGrst Ida fort.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20
SNiaTn1trf.
On iormuoerIia sneoomSfsrm,

Chen Bertha 9ienle, en- 8aarig Dat,
ter at Mr. og Mrs. 8ottlieb Sienle
ct. SoIspb, lioer at en- forunoerlig
Spgbom, iom 299erns life fan finbs
5prtlaring pou. Rpgle taloer ben urs
ticaria eler tilbagspenbenbe gloofors
oiftnina, mebsns andre rent ND flyer, at
be life Tan itile ncgen bsItsmt 0iagnoie
/ bette Silf1lhe. Snmptomerne tpber
pdu glcoforgiftning; men at benne pirs
teli9 er tilItebs, iapner al unoen 8runo.
. fire 9lur Ear Speoommen gientuget
ia bper CONNER; ben pptr9oer pms
firing BEN lite Stuff % foririnoer omz
trina cen lite 4ueuit. SUN mao
unoer fine 2ipslier Itabig holoes unoer
SnoFlbbelis at Morfin; hrs life iao
FER, Ifrioer Fun nriten uufbrnot pg bar
enoca 9~ientaesnbe benfdlot Mcneren
ON at brQbe henoe fer bsrpeo at giere
en- Gnbe pda hnbes 2icelier
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20
Fl,n pukntn.
Normsrue tdbtr.

Columbia Creamery 60. er gaaet
Sonturs, berettes fra Siour 5alls, o9
Gieren, ). $. 5lpnp, bar terret Sta
tens Stsp at fine fpboer. Der er en-
Wuligheo fer, at ban bar be9ipet fig til
it gamls Siem / 8unius Gitp. Sans
5us9eraao er b~eilaglagt af 8reoitorer,
1tisnt mrs, Slcpo gisr 5prDring pau,
at Wp6lerne berer benoe til.
Oct follerece Creamery bar 9lort COB
Sorretnino, men bleo odarlig beItnret.
5armerne liber fore Sa6.
sortpipIei's % eeIpmpro.
man Tar / Siour Sans %erfuret, at
Grit Ga9en, fem osbe pluoielig forrige
Spnoag paa i'm Sarm / Minnehahu So.
Ielp berspeoe fig 2ipet po SGn9s
ming. Sans Ynolin9soatter beoe for
npqle faa Tiger iiocn, % bette tpngece
iaalebes paa bans Sinh, at Fan ilutz
telig table SornuFten. Oct ian pgIaa
bare msopirtet til SortpiplelIsn at ban
for ct Mur 'insn bleu taitet at SeIten og
ION Iaalebss tilItnos, at ban life Ienere
fprpanot Srlgsrne.
@oloia saaIInr.
sSor Sunorebe Dollars Stabe gioroe
en- Suglitorm / Iberoeen og Smegn
Sirsoao often. acknowledgements
RunDbuS fit Ruberns / lat 8inouer
inbIluaebe "a 36 @inouer i bet pItaaus
enbe Yasiaoertpe blep ogiaa Ilaaet ino
unosr ben Ippre Suglifur. Nproz %
8eItiioen at 8ngningerne leo itor
Sfaos. Sab pau g(bline / 8nens Spz
Lamb par ubstpoeli9, bpprimpo uoIfinise
Gormere noropeIt / Gmlntiet en- pttestt
Mil leo Itcrre CAB. Der falot ogIau
en- balo Spmme 3esn.
9onos irr mn 1foIebnanina.
ct Ipecielt Stoleralg er / Canton
i%ummentalot til ben STE @rguit i ben
SenIiot at laoe femme pier Sperosz
maalet ON, bpprpiot Der Ifal uoiteoes
Sbliootioner for en- M Stclebngning
iii $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20
AInTkn.
wnn snser msaes sub osroppe.

& ct @laTfabrsp, ipm en- prgre 5or@
retningsmanc fra San 5rancisco Ear
Itrepet til I'm grOosr fra Glpnopts
8uloreaicnen, fremaaur bet, at SITTER
6ecen peo 0utpnIIooen er u6sTtripelia.
Wenb, ION ibeit ingsnting sieoe, er M
pRro en- hl 6ormus. Gn Wano bapoe
bolot til pad en- Strntninq al 40 acds
bratfoo % funoe fcrlaos Stsbet mso
$4,000 / 9uloItep. Gn Sjsrbsoels
Claim Ialess MI for mslsm $4,000
"a $4,000. 9iItritiets Stsrrslie er
10 Mil meo en- @iennsm'nitsb9rbi al
$4,000 for tpsr Gluim; sutelte er
enoog iolgt for 100000. "Rpsle
at SiItorierns sr iua iabelastiss," Iiriz
Der ban, at iss sr banss for at gisHtass
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20
SuoisrSdatuto.

Rapporter ira S.dttnmmeret oiItr,
at Snoferiel al lib til Rep Dort. go.
ton Og qbilooelptia, lem ubgjsr 90
9rocent az ben fsIs llleinofsriel til Be
5orensoe Stater, bele6 ia SUM Maa,
neo til 33,2S1,775 gunb, tpiItet TT
1861, $40 puno mincre srb Wai, men
27,965,590 Buno mere END ! SUM
1886. Zen fore Suoferiel az Nh BE-
epnbtt | Wlarts, oa ZEN eels5 Ta iii "a
676.S52 Yuno, / 4pril .~noiartss %.
955. 993 puno % / Ttai 43 943. 6S5
puno, s he tiHpnrnoe Maaneoer ifior
inofsrtes / Narts 17.4S3,O79, / 4pril
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-20
3NfuuPTntu.
zteot / Wsc peo cperspsmmeIiem.

Den 14be Slli ftrioes fra aittin:
Der bar iioen ben 15oe SUM life p9ret
ct Siogrum lQn9ere eno SO Elmer, od
bet lite bar regnet Ter Ggnen. Iirts
niroen teraf er, at MisIiSiippien cg
oens giilpoer er iteget betposllg opsr
ben nprmaIe 9anbitano, ioet &ronen
Tattes puu 9ertet peb bet 5reoag often
i%notrufne llpeir, Ipm Ear ~forunolet
belle SalItrpget til en- eneite Itor Sno's.
Opmningerne openfor er adbneoe, bpts
8eretnin9en bploer Stit, pg 5lcoen bar
iteoet iepnt % tiger ~frembeles; peo
bette Steo er ben fun npgle fou Soms
mer unber SeiponosmGrtet fra ifipr.
6ele ret cmtringljggenoe 2ano er onr>
ipsmmet . qolingen paa en- StrGts
ming at so Wil lanss 5lppen sr ruiz
neret.
Oct rioe 2aplanb peb Misisiippien
/ qittin Gountp bar fun p9ret oprtet
/ npole fua Iur. S9iau Ssipanoet
flor ruinersoe me9et at arlin9en o9 Eff
terluo nance Tarmere en- oaarlig 5prs
fatnina. Slere af Dem III idar SGoe'
torn fun peo at p~dnti9tte fine Gien>
belle. 9e fit 6sgrunoet !Saab ON en- COB
aplina - inotil MI fornplig Spers
ioemmelien tpm % bereceoe Dem cen
iioite ReIt af Saab.
Gfter tropGrbiae W9nbs uo'agn er
Der pmtring 200 Samilicr, icn er be-
rspebe fine Mioler til 2~ipscpholo. De
buonenbe aornmarter % llbiigterne til
beore Yriier qiorbe Sarmerne lette ON
6iertet / forriee uge; MI ltaar bet att
'dmmen unber Sano.
st pHsntligt gprgermebe for @ittin
6ountp er blspet aftolot t'Gmrthuiet
meo bet Tcrmaal at tomme be Nsblie
osnbe tilfielp. @f llotulelierne pua
bette Mpoe blep Get Hart, at bet piloe
barre umuligt for Gcuntiet ulene at
ituife ben Si9lp. ipm tranates. Gn
apmits bleu berfor neoidt til at IGtte
ia / Sorbinbslie meb 8urernsr Glousb
% 3on9resmdnb Mcrris for at tcrns
me efter. bporoibt nossn Si9lp fra
Stat eller apnarss tuubs pouregnes.
eituatirnen er trit.Tt.
can't 300 PM.
Wrs. pstsr Nelim / Reo 8ins iunt
Sbprsbas often bso ON, mems BUN TAB