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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16

from the fact that its leaves are rolled
into the form of pitchers, in which
many poor fly is caught. The flies
are attracted to the plant by sweet
liquid which it gives off. and in their
greediness they go little too far and
ire killed. Botanists do not know eX-
actly why the plant should wish a
dinner of flies, but there must be some
good reason for it, else it's pitchers
would not be so attractive. BY expert
ment they have found that the plant
will live just as well where the flies
cannot get at it at all. So all the evi-
dence would indicate that it is just q
rogue, killing flies because it really en-
JOYS the sport.LChicago Record.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16

ing young man prepared all the
facts for seven-column ar
ticle in n prominent newspaper in the
east, giving historical facts concerning
all the commanders of the American
army from George Washington to Nell
son A. Miles. 1t was excellent work.
But the boy was now getting to be
man, and he was ambitious to work
for himself. He sought and secured
employment from n daily paper in
Wheeling, w. Va, and proceeded to rem
der efficient service, albeit his salary
was meager. He still retained his con-
nection with the newspaper man under
whose training he had grown, but he
reached out for himself in n commend
able manner.
He became intensely interested in the
affairs of West Virginia. Having as
certained at the navy department. that
within year number of new cruisers
would be named after principal cities of
the country, this young man filed an
application for the city of Wheeling,
soliciting the secretary of the navy to
name one of the new cruisers of the
navy after the principal city of West
Virginia. His application was placed
ON file, but nothing would have come of
it but for the energy and determina-
tion of character which the young man
application, melted action on the part
OF the citizens of Wheeling, AMI then
urged Senators Faulkner and Elkins to
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16
Doe Was VERY Much surprlsed.

A large Newfoundland dog in Albany
had surprise the other day. One of
the span wires of the trolley line fell
across Il trolley wire and hung within
foot of the ground. The dog watched
it swinging, and, his curiosity getting
the better of him, came closer and
shifted at it, He was fortunate dog
that there was only weak current on,
but it was strong enough to make him
turn several somersaults before he re-
gained his senses. When he did, he
gave one mournful look at the wire, and
then started for home with the speed
of an express train.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16
The wonderful marching Ant.

Paul Du Chaillu tells of the doings of
queer specimen of ant, which
which the natives call the bashikonay,
which marches through the forests in
regular line. This line usually aver
ages about two inches in breadth and is
often several miles long and with not a
break in the column. "All along the
line" says the great traveller, large and
fierce looking ants act as officers, keep
ing the singular army in order"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16

go to the secretary of the navy and re-
quest that one of the cruisers be named
Wheeling. They did so, but had little
hope of accomplishing anything by
their requests.
But the young reporter was hope
fn!, earnest and audacious. He kept
track of the proceedings in the navy de-
partment, and when the cruisers were
about to be named he called upon Post
maSter-GeneIal Wilson, who had beer q
West Virginia congressman for - years,
and urged him to see the secretary of
the navy in behalf of his application
that one of the cruisers be named
Wheeling. In compliance with this re-
quest the postmaster-general saw the
secretary of the navy and suggested the
propriety of naming cruiser after the
city of Wheeling. And it was done.
When you remember that few men
of experience in public life have
the courage to approach a mem-
her of the cabinet with sugges-
tions, particularly concerning pro-
posed important executive action, you
will realize that this young man cXhib-
tied considerable moral courage and
displayed an unusual amount of self
reliance. He was seeking nothing for
himself, asking no individual favor, but
was pressing the claims of prominent
city TO recognition i'll an important mat
ter. He wisely and sagaciously dis
cerned the necessity of political inhu-
ence to accomplish his object, and hence
called upon statesmen who had been
honored by the suffrage of the people of
West Virginia. Moreover, he urged
them to go to the front. His last ag-
gressive movement deserves particular
praise.
He knew that Postmaster General
Wilson and Secretary of the Navy Her
bert had served together in the ma
tional house of representatives for at
least half score of years; and that
their personal and political relations
were of the most cordial nature. He
knew that if the postmaster general
could be induced to make an earnest
plea to the secretary of the navy, his
request would most likely be granted.
Therefore he sought the postmaster
general at the most opportune time ana
solicited his interest in the case. BY
SO doing he clinched his arguments and
appeals and achieved success in his un
dertaking. You may well believe that
he was proud young man when he was
able to telegraph his paper at Wheel
ing that one of the new cruisers had
been named Wheeling.
On Wednesday evening, November 10,
the city council of Wheeling passed
resolutions of thanks to the secretary
of the navy, to the senators, TO the post
master general, and also to Leroy j.
McNeely, the young newspaper man
who originated the idea and fostered
| it until success was won. 1t is believed
that this is the only instance in which
any one newspaper man has been iE'
huential or potential in securing eXecu-
tive action favorable to any city in the
matter of the naming of a cruiser for
the new navy. Heretofore the honor
has been conferred in compliance with
the action of municipal and state au-
thorities, petitioning through their con-
gressional representatives. In this in
stance, the originator, promoter and
guardian of the idea was one man, and
he but barely attaining his majority.
SMITH ID. FRY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16
A Bed for Tall Persons.

Many tall persons complain that the
bedding will work itself free at the
foot of a bed, no matter how carefully
it may have been tucked in. Such peo-
pie should try laying a small fold in the
upper sheet at the bottom of the bed
when putting on the covers, This will
prevent the feet from having drawn or
close feeling, and obyiate the dNsire to
lift the clothing with the feet and pull
them up from the bottom.-Detroit
Free Press.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
A CONTRARY PAIR.


Bonny Bobby. round and wee,
Tried to skate the best he could,
But his feet would not agree,
AS two little playmates should.
Right foot started, but alackl
Left foot would not venture forth:
Then each took a different tack.
One to south and one to north.
For the only trouble lay
In this very thing, you know.
Neither foot would move the way
That the other wished to go.
So this naughty little pair
Went a-straylng all about.
Here and there and everywhere,
Till at last they quite fell out.
Bobby, rubbing ruefully
All his bruises one by one,
Says when playmatos won't agree
There's an end to all the fun.
Youths Companion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16
PRETTY EXPERIMENTS.
Some Curious Illusions of the sensea N
Mon aud Animals,

Some Curious Illusions of the Senses In
Mon aud Animals,
Among the many curious optical IL
lusions produced by contrasting lines
and forms some of very astonishing
character occur for which no satisfae-
tory explanation has been furnished.
If card perforated by pinhole be
placed close to the face resting against
the nose, as shown in the illustration,
and pin be held by its point in such y
way that it's head comes between the
eye and the pinhole in the card, the pin
being held quite close to the eye, tho
pin, strange to say, will appear on the
other side of the pinhole, reversed anG
niagnified. You see the pin, in fact,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16
Theso worldly Women.

A friend called on worthy divine,
who had been offered bishopric. The
daughter of the house met him at the
door.
"Is your father going to accept it?"
he inquired.
"Well," the young lady replied, de-
murely, "father is praying for guidance
in the library. Mother is packing up
tairs."-Tit-Bits.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16
n WAS Not Hia Fauit.

Jacks Mamma - There were three
slices of cake in the pantry, Jack, ar
now there is only one. How does
happen?
Jack-It was SO dark in
mamma, that didn't see the t
Chicago Record.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16
THE PITCHER PLANT.
II In the Worst Rogue Yet Discovorod In
the Vegetable Kingdom.

Here's the picture of rogue of
plant that lies in wait like highway
robber for unwary flies and other in
sects, and when they appear it swpl-
lows them up and their friends never
hear of them again. 1t has been given
the botanical name of sarracenia, but
it is commonly called the pitcher plant.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16
roundation for HIs Greatness.

"How did you get the reputation of
being such great connoisseur of art?"
"Wt"r er saw picture that
see 4 o. ne particularly ridiculous. l
dec nu. at it was sublime odds
an fadg
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-16
An Aged bicycle Rider.

Bishop Ellicott, of Bristol and Glou-
cester, who is 7S years of age, has taken
up the bicycle.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
en- Suftifippers Gnoeliet
Tn Crn bleu bans gane.
SMUT % i~onoermaiet.

I'll en- Sp oppe / Oregon tom Der for
en- lib iioen en- 2uftItippsr Dso Rupn
SaDlor.
Sdns SpeeiaIitet bar fra en- gaQon
at labe fig faloe nsb fra en- umaaoelia
Ssibe | 5~aIoifiarm. Mr. Saplor Deb
fig taft | en- @uttapsrtaplaOs / Salps
itiGrmsrs Spnsbspuntt os lob fig bers
fra fable til Sorben.
Sstte itcrartsbs aunititDtte itofebe
ben brifige 2uftTfippsr fore Psnges
hummer cg me9en S9oer.
Wfsn Der forlebsn Dag itaffebe hans
upcrn. ouftieilabs ham at msb 2ipet
= uncer bsift eienbOmmslige SmItGns
bigbsber.
On Wt9nsbe MsnnsIter bar tilitsbe
for at Ie M.Saplor uofsrs 1T psrbsnss
bersmte a~uu'titptte. 2uftTtippsrsn
fob / fin 8alon imilsnbs ps islpIitter
= ifsrt en- elegant Siltstritot. timber
6uriamlingens SubsG git ban tilosirs.
Sg alt Solicit itirreoe n9iten Sinene
ub al Soost paa fig for at ie ben be-
rsmte Wanb tomms Ipepsnbs sienn,m
2uften efter S9nDsrne.
plucielis fit be Is noget, fom braete
genene til at battle unber be fleits. Gn
p0loig aonseern bupbs | FANNIE gies
blit, ION 2uftItippersn bapbe LIFT 5ulbs
ftiGrmen fra 8aGonen, ilaast fine
aler ben pg bragt bels 8reien / rlape.
S%tlRrmen, Der bar 6eregnet at Ituloe
folos Jig ub, forbleo IommenI luaet, pg
2uftitippsren itprtebe meb en- forfarbes
Zig 5art mob Sprcen.
st r9bielsfulbt Strig lsftebe Zig fra
be Suiinber, Der fob neoe pau Sletten,
oa be iua ben itattels Manbs 2ssem.
fable mob ct Sustag pg tnuit ps Isns
osrmuiet bli flDrget / gaben.
Wtdn f0rteDe III.
8pngesrnen bapbe enbnu life facet
fine 8ler fra Rettet pg ia tebe mat meb
9ingsrne efter 6aloet.
2uftItippersn bar en- sneite blooig
WosIe, pe Der families life ct felt Ben
/ hans arop. Suns Sobe bang fun
/ ct 9ar Slinter til arcppen, men enbs
M lab bans it9rte Sanosr / 6albfjGrs
mems 8uttaperfaplabe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
Stjernerne CT lite iaa lanai
bortc cnooa.

Nc9le at be Reiultdter, iom prof.
Simon Netpcombs isnere SbIerOdtioz
ner FAR fsrt til, pGtter Itpr Spiigt /
aitrcnpmiIte 8rebIe. st at bisie sr, at
Q%itrpnomerne bar p%psrpurosret Stjers
nsrnes Qfitano fra os, og ct anoet er,
at llniperist bar en- tnoeltg dfmGrtet
@r9nie. Oct ferite Relultat grunper
Brof. Rsipccmb oerpad, at be Stjerner,
Tom fables Imaa, forbi De er minore
flare, tanIte heller life er itpre S%tierner
paa en- ms9st itpr afltano. men ~inarere
at be minore % msrtere paa n9rmere
Solo. Gnbper tjenoer ben eamle Sore
Itiuira, al aae S%tjerner er ligs Hare, %
at be. ION qiper ct fpasere 2ps, er iua
meoet l9ngsre fra os enb be flare; men
penne 9beuri er blspen uipGttet pso be
isners Spbaeslisr. Saaleoes bar Siz
rius en- Sslseipenp saer Srabant, bpis
ems bare er en- 9rstosl at bet, ION oens
Serre uoienber. @itronomerns srtjsns
Der MI, at Der sr ountle easr snoog
msrte Gtisrnsr; iuuicm aesoIs 2sbias
acre, ca at be madiie er Iissiaa almins
belize / llniperIst ipm be Hare, Yrpi.
0epcumbs Sbsori ON, at llHiOsriet er
bearanIet, sr snhnu mere M % paufal=
oenoe. Den inbebolosr Wuliebsoen az,
at ole Stisrnsr en- batter Dag fan blipe
fpnlias.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21

TasbdI,m Fl, MsnIibsnteS m.b btno. % id9bs idgis
~trrftenot:
%. fal faa 2op til at patf, Sussrn. uo." Sg bet itats
ttIs, ~forifraurte @1fens Smif, meosns aapt,inen rsb ct
StuItsrtrrt mobtcs ben 2iits, Mugbulsns barb. cp'srsbet,
og after began FIG ub.
0assr gil ben msb bisis 5Orbsr.belier. - DIN Ndttsn
FOB RusbaIsne fun Ibt. Nu ba bet ~afgisrsnO, Striot fore
itob, od bun taitsbt srOen At bag fig, ubpiiteos st5psrt Spor
al fin, gebagslin Os CAB fig "5ilursn" 8Olo. fsls bun
itart,rs enb ~nOs,niinos for 9anitelisheoerne peo linStilins
og %2lnfSarst o%rsrfor ale benz. Der MI bar angit for fenbe.
Seferrns Stitt,ljs bar iii. al benbss Santer.
ga alO,tsn ilog nj nGis Morse1, fulgte bun aaptsinsn
og hans Suitru til 9osns. st apurtsr eftsr laa Stdoen
gort tde peb tsnos, Og fcran benos ~itratts 2unospsien zig
bet 'trdalenoe Soltin.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
Springeooerfoppeos SDns=
% Tarpeians.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, fpm life fpinz
Der noget 5angenet, men irbbenter lit
8ptte | Sob saer Spring eler lurer pad
bet fra fine bbbs uberupebs 8dn9e, %
cfte er fmpttet meb pru9tfulbe 5arper,
er / ptte Sommers ituberet df Imeritas
1erne q. SO. % 6. q. 9ectbam, Der MI
bar oHentliggiort fine mango Sunbreb,
5orIsa meo tppe fprtiellise Qrter.
0iSie Gbbertpppers 8sr9selier er pberit
lepencs pg ubtrptsfulbe; Sannsrne Tiger
altib at piis fine metaaiff glinisnbe prpz
bslier fra ben fprbslagtigite Stpe pg OPP
ferer bd formelis Dante. 8ebGselIen
er albelss fortjelig, ON Der tommsr en-
San elsr SUN inbsnfor beres SDnsz
frsps. 9erpeb tunbe let bisie mango
sisbs 9prs SDnspibbe Determines. De
Ter lit 9ptte Com beitaar at fmda Sns
ietter) fsrit / en- 4fftanb uf fem Som,
mer, naar bet iiboer rolis, men | en- me-
get lansere afitanb, beriom be beuGger
fig. Snpbnrbss ian be fe bberanbre /
en- 4fitanb at minbit tolp CONNER.
S~agttdgelisr msb blinbebs Gbberfrpper
ps be talrise 9ilf9lber, od be tunbs iGts
tee lise pso tinanben uben at Ie binanz
ben, bite, at bet er Spnet os life 2ugs
ten, iom fsrsr benz til binanoen, ba be
/ bisie Silf9lbsr life bar Jig bepibit, at
Der bar ct SnbiDib al bet anoet Sjen /
R9rbeben.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
(Serite Salpbsl af 9ecember.)

= Den Muiitbanbler er bog en- ~ourtorsren Sarl! Oct
sr ct at be fau Msnnsfer, ig tisnber. iom ie9 life ian pubic.
San bar ~msierIig fOritaaet at bsnptts fig al Dor forpinte Still
ling os bar itin.t fine SiItaur msb fuloitanbis Silibeiets
telis al ale Sntsresier, u~nousen tine sgne. Sssparre maa
js bioe bet iurs 9Gble us benptte bans SiaIp % areoit -
/ alt Sab til Ierfe 5oreitiaing.
Spsr Maepulsns Far jes inssn @runo til at betlase mig.
9i bar aftuIt. at bun fun %gjsnnem "qpite r%etunts" maa for.
~rsiponoers mso lin Sriter % en- Wr. Glare, Der after &isrs
ger benoes 9rere til lin Ssn. On psnne bar Ri erfurst, at
ban for SiOsn bsiinber Zig aina. Naar leg fra fcrte 5pro
al frpstsoe for, at Der ito ct MunbfoIi bagreo bet belle, Iua
sr bet mig bog en- sreit. at pihe BAN langt inbe gifen.
Glib ban mua bliOe, bpor ban s!
Oct sr mig, Der ItaI ubfince ct s6suteruapn til por talsnts
fuloe Ssbutuntinoe. Der Ial blips ct meo SmeIo /. Sea
sr ps pau, at bun pl eiere ~itprnenbe 2pfte, Ibis bare life
ct ~ubsIeiIisi Srsp ira Ssitersn letter fenee oaarIia! SOU.
nner. Gorti9ttss9
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
6jcnipnin9 al @jertciaar.

Sorlsben beretteoes ON, at en- TIFF 8iz
rurg bapoe gjenIpet ct Stitiaar | 9jertet
og oerreo reoost patientens Gip. s
ben anlebning bioi9tter Ri fel9enoe ira
"Sueblaoet":
Oct sr | benns SorbiroelIe rstfRroigt
at minbss, at en- nprit 2Gge q. Gappelen
ogiaa bar ubfsrt benne Operation Ipm
Reierpelage paa Higsbripitalets tirurs
9iite Ifoeling "a"; benne 9atient osoe
imiclertio bespGrre % Sgsn sfter Spes
rationen. Sette er iitterlig bet sneite
norTte StlfRloe, men / llolanbet er Spss
r%ationen uefau upfsrt; iaapiot pios5, er
bet bpg M pHentIisgiorts tpite 5ilfGlOe
bet ferite, bpur Patienten bar orsrlepet
Sperationen. Serimob er Der fprl0ndit
tienbt Silf9loer, bppr Sisrtet Far oGret
laberet, pg patisnten bog bar tommst fig
uoen Operation; peb Sbbuttipn lang
Sib efter bar man funbet Qrret / 6iertss
Bergen; bet bar cgiaa hGnot, at Qrret
ienere bar 9iret efter (. Gr.. peo en- itGrt
aHitrsngelie, pg patienten er bob al
Siertebriitning.
Rent u~forberebt bar man iaaleoes life
paa bet MI cHentliggiorts gunItige 2ils
fGloe, iOm aligepel naturIigDis er en-
fmut Sriumf for ben mposrne &irurai.
Or. Gappelen's SiIf9loe finoes re-
fereret / "Norit Magasin for 2poeuis
b~enIfuben" 1896, g. 285-288: "9olz
nus cOrois, Satur at !Sisrtet." Deb
tommsroe 6abbe ON Qftsnen - Iuuuiot
M erinores: peb ct Slagsmaal / YdlG.
bapen = faaet ct 9niOItit / rsnItre Stoe
al grpftet, ban git alsne til lit Siem,
hpor ban Iioen blep funbsn liggenbe / en-
glocpsl, ban bar ba bepioIt. San 6lep
/ en- alminbelig 0roIfe fisrt til Riqss
hrIpitalet, 6por ban inbtom ST. IL ON
Notten, ct Bar sinner, eftsr at ban BAR
be fact Stittst. 8eb Snotomiten pau
Soipitalet bar Fan beribitlss meb ufsls
bar Bulls, Saaret bar langt tilpenitr.
% blsbebe life. 6an blep ~for6unbet "a
laet tiliengs, men sfter en- Simes Sio
Tom Der Sleoning fra Saarst, % ban
bleu berfor ppereret. 9eb Sperutionen
bite bet fig MI, at 6nipIpioien life 6uos
be lGberet 2ungen, men !Siertet, / 6pis
penitre Sulpbel Der bar ct 2 Gm. lanai
Saur, bpcrfrd 9lsbnin9sn Tom. (9eo
Sbouttipneu Oiite bet fig iibsn, at Sua.
ret life git belt 9jennem !6ierteppgoen
ino / Sjertetammeret, % at glgoningsn
ftrep fig fra en- at be pulsaarsr, Icm en-
nGrsr SjerterGggen.)
Sdaret | !9iertemuItulaturen 6lep
gienipet, pg en- 6lebenbe Pulsaare lufs
tet. hporefter S~jertepOien renIeoes Iaas
piot muligt for Blob pg Ipeoes Iummen.
Patienten lepeoe q Spgn sftsr Sps
ratipnen, peo Obouttionen funct man
en- get9nbelIe / SisrtspcIen frems
talot at gatterier, ipm rimsligris mao
antages inobragt peo 3nioitittet;
haroe BET ~oprinoeligs Soar life prret
inficsret, tunbs putienten mauite Tom
met iig. Sperutipnen irrlGngeoe ials
Folo bans Gin.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
Nppenber.)

"giu Far Ri iluuet ps nb / 8erbp; belle 5orsitiainssn er
~urrungsret, bet bill Iise, jss bar iamlet Rplsrne Iumrmen, %
Ri hplbsr prsrer bUer eneite Dag. Dit sr Srben unos
tassn qengene. Magoalene bar gsnse netop NOT, til at Ri
fan leps, til at leie ct aluper ue tilpiebrinse Garberpben, men
2eie at 2ptals. Qpertisiementsr op. opsritigsr bore 8r9fter.
Spis hi ital bas Sasen isuns for Sui, maa jes ie at TONNE
Gag msb en- gluiithanblsr, ipm fan urrangers 5oreitilingen
% giere llbI9g."
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
xdd Yrebe.

1Ur % Gents bill ri ienoc "3ccprub. Soften" 8 Wlaoue.
Der paa Trgpe. Mtan fan ienbe 9Olta0e Stamps oerion
BET ialoer lettere. Seub oehne 8lanfet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21

.SHsoenHsH' fer gOt no. Os err elegant lauoet meo Sennu I'll xrGarbebst ION
a'h0etne WaltneHs 6potgtt er net let baanberi0t og gefoo.e' uf enboThsMN
opIOsui"9P va oehe Cmraaoe. Oct anuenOte 5e er at teofe 9efafsubsO % nun
U'u,Oe n satenusen % uoinptnnsn r Of fmhe stang spinabrnst oS al"
Owe SNe Md)Nneu er imut pohret q ndeLplateroe bpprpeo be faar ct net Jtmag
,A' uopenoe aramateraltt e enen Black Walnut eGer antique Oak. eT eHS
m mo rrecn walnut Panels o9 rig. fUrpuet meo Nickel Trimmings SUbens r aPnE
" r"p'ut eF lamrnealat al iorHea9e Gag boorueo mu bar ppuaaet fpre SWw
e8 ltgHOfa al erect ian Fa fig IRatnens 5ooHpHe c fofpuet mO plated casrA
sutU.Ue S'aa"ap poioer SrubrIst cg the readle plate, bptet ssr at NarmMA
m8t 'snsre so elerS er 8tfRDrt Den bar be anerfuehe % 'as
m"nmen lF aimnoefs 90 in fancy SDL en ubfRis SuEruiions605 "'
DEL h~fe ser enadle SproG meoiggr Goer gPaiius
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
S09 Ulerfe til neoenitaaenoe prifer:

~ s m o SO GnOeitfHer % en- iOen Gtufs meS Bent Wood Cover S2o"S
COW" o to Shfer pna ber gnoe o. en- Hon sfufe. - ..S2i.@
a'' 40. o.-2re Stnfsr Pna bor Guoe o en- roen simfs, - ..S22.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
SpfrIeocS or nette ,

Si iiItpocr 500 geIsHuiHa for bplfeiiumbelt iii
fr gte al eatarrb. iom lie Ian iureres peo Han.
Catarh Cure.
e.. =. Gheuep & Co., Toledo. &.
vi nusertepnsoe bar I eupt Z. 3. eheuen be iofs
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@auo ale observation-disclosures. OF for az prrt3
~iinaurslt iiiaro III at upiaTt ale birmaets 6orple
ieliet
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@aloina, ainan & Riruiu.
Hall's Catarrh Cure tages ~iuOpurtee GA piricr nj
reiie pda Slooet % SDitemtiS Slimopcrnabf' Rri.
% Gents pr. Slate. SGlaes hos aue 5ruediter
5eiii mnnier gratis.
Sals 5aa ~tliepiier or &c beoite. fWoil
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
NpiS DC har Rhemtnatismc.

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9aite al u g9I6 el. hpilfsf belbreoeoe miB % 5uiiu,
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Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21

Wv potsA StlHb lIGltto pe11c
Stinsene gigres oerpeo f%uloenot,
fat % fuloItHnbis ems paa beaae
Stoer al Ggist. MaItinen er for.
ipnet msb ct Lot Saanobiul yoor.
pso man peo SIrlp al en- 9omme.
itrue Tan itaubie Mafiuertet, msoeus
Sppien iplpes. Den bar en- hpi
grm, iom 8eoniu9en uiier, boiIiet
siuer GOD BlaoS Oeo Spiets Saano.
tering, uoeu OF 9ipe ben ct iIumIet
n~oicenoe. Sen bar oernRIt en-
autpmatlf Spole' 8tuoer (bobbin
winderl Der er iuu filler % paa.
liOelig / fin Sirtsu, at en- baarIi9
punoet Spole oil pGre en- uniu.
ligheo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
Watiunal VmbGibine 60, gbrcoop

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artcoe iinitrereoe upe So8 -Naniens Retje
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