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The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
REVOLUTION lMMINENT.

A sure sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system is
nervousness, Sleeplessness, or stomach
upsets. Electric Bitters will quickly
dismember the troublesome causes. 1t
never fails to tone the stomach, regu-
late the kidneys and bowels, stimulate
the liver, and clarity the blood. Run
down systems benefit particularly and
all the usual attending aches vanish
under its searching and thorough eff
fectiveneSs. Electric BitterS is only
SOC, and that is returned if it don't
give perfect satisfaction. Guaran-
teed by r. II. Beers & Co., Newtown:
Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; B.
Hawley, Sherman; A. W. Twiss,
Bethel; w. N. Noble and Albert Evitts,
New Milford; Connery Bros, George
town; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station,
George D. C'Dell, Cornwall Bridge; r.
f. Smith, West Cornwall, drug
giStS
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

Among the many bargains offered at
the Sandy Hook shoe store, the coming
week, are mems first quality rolled
edge two buckle duck felt boots at
$3.50; boys from S1.35 to S1.75. All
seasonable goods. A complete line of
ladies' and mems slippers for the holt
days. prices from SOC to $3.50; boys and
misses school shoes at rock bottom
prices at the Sandy Hook Shoe store.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

Jack Londons new novel, "The Sea-
Wolf" begins in the January Century.
The story is told In the first person. 1t
opens with collision in San Francisco
Bay which throws Humphrey Van
Weyden into the power of Wolf Larsen,
the wild, brutal captain, who picks
him up and whose evolution the story
works out. AS Mr. Londons other
tales have done, "The Sea- Wolf" deals
with the life he knows He was born
in San Francisco, and his bOyhood was
passed on a ranch. He left home at
fifteen, spent two years on the bay and
among the wharves of San Francisco
as salmon fisher, oyster-pirate, fish
patrolman, and longshoreman, and at
seventeen he shipped before the mast.
His education he picked up as he could,
and because he was hungry for books
he found them-good ones too-in
many unlikely places. At present he
is living on the Piedmont Hills over
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
We
Like Best

The
arm Specialist!

bsoauss W evsrsAt q then. In.
eestion follows. But thesofs . Wy -
escape suoh consequence 4 dose 1t .
good digsstant ike Koaea viN Eslivs yoa
st once. Your stomach - simply 10
weak to digest what you 81 That's al
INDIGESTION II. Kodol digoet0 the food
without the stomaoh's AID Thus the
stomsoh rests while the body u strength
ensd By Wholesome food Dieting II M
necessary. Kodol digestD aAy 6nd o(
good food. Strengthens md iAv1eosotee.
xo6ol Makes
Rloh Red Dloo6.
H1sDa2sAsslybyE.QD lWrn 20. 0isaeA
Sold by S. J. Parks, TIumbull; A
B. Brakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley s.
Co., Stepney: w. N. Hurd, Long Hill;
Belts s. Belts, Sandy Hook; M. Beach
Monroe; W. J. Beehler,. Brookfeld; B.
II. Beers & Co., Newtown.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
few days with Miss Laura Whitehead,

few days with Miss Laura Whitehead,
last week.
Some of the farmers thought it would
not be any worse to take down some of
their tobacco on Sunday than to carry
milk or do many other things they
have to do.
Miss Ida Warner is ill at Mrs F. j..
Kilbourn's. DR. WerSbe is attending
her. She is more comfortable at this
writing.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
Twelve Pages.
TOWN TOPICS
ELECTION OF POMONA GRANGE
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
HELD IN BRIDGEPORT, DECEMBER ..
At meeting for the election of
officers of Fairfield County Pomona
Grange, No. 9, held in Bridgeport De-
cember 9, the following choice was
made for the ensuing year:
Master, G. M. Wakelee of Shelton.
Overseer, Plumb B. Nichols of Trum-
bull.
Lecturer, Mrs Lloyd S. Godfrey of
Weston.
Steward, George B. Beers of Easton.
Assistant steward, P. B. Hawley of
Brooktield.
Chaplain, Rev VIM. E. Hooker of
Wilton.
Treasurer, John e. Selleck of New
Canaan.
Secretary, Mrs Nellie E. Brakeman
of Stratford.
Gatekeeper, G. F. johnson of STRAIT
ford.
Pomona, Mrs H. G. Holmes of Strait
ford.
Flora, Mrs William J. Wood of West
port.
Ceres, Mrs Charles Barber of Dan
bury.
Lady>assistant steward, Mrs D. A.
St John of New Canaan.
Pianist, Miss Alice Nichols of Trum-
bull.
J. H. Brakeman of Stratford was
chosen delegate to attend the meeting
of the State Board of Agriculture at
Middletown. The special meeting for
the installation of officers and a pro-
gram in the afternoon will be the Sec
ond Wednesday in February, probably
at Shelton. The regular March meet
ing will be held with Danbury and
the June meeting with Brookfeld
Grange.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

A nominating committee, consisting
of H. M. Smith, G. B. Taylor and Miss
S. J. Scudder, was appointed in the
Congregational church Sunday school,
Sunday, to bring in a list of new Of
ficerS.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

1.-THE fight against the cigarette is
fight for civilization. This is my
opinion as an educator. "-[Rev Frank
W. Gunsaulus, D. D., President Ar
mour Institute and Pastor Central
Church, Chicago.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
WOODBURY..
A FINE EMBARRASSMENT.

a FINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The entertainment given on last
Friday evening, which was the second
in the Y. M. q. A. course, was the
finest thing of it's kind which has been
given in Woodbury. for long time.
Mr. Taggart is a wonderful performer
on the violin, initiating the human
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
looking San Francisco Bay, and much
of his writing is done on his yacht.
FOR THE CHRISTr1AS HINT COL
Ur1N

For the thoughtful provider of
Christmas gifts remem brance whose
value and interest do not pass with
the day is by far the most satisfactory
to giver and receiver. A yea RS sub
scription to such magazine as The
Century, with it's wealth of art and
literature, costs no more than bonbons
and flowers, gone in a few hours, gives
days of profitable pleasure, and keeps
warm and bright through twelve
months the cheer OF sympathetic
friends gracious thought. Attractive
little certificates of subscription are
provided to carry with the giver's
card the Christmas message.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

The interior of the North Center
schoolhouse has been cleaned and
whitewashed by Mrs John Clark. Car
penter George A. Northrop has made
slight repairs about the building.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

voice, canary birds, etc, and he also
gave some fine selections on the piano
and flute, as we'll as elocutiOn and VEN
audience ai who fully appreciated Mr.
Taggart'S varied accomplishments.
The next of the course will be given
in February.
Report says William O'Brien has
bought the place on North Main
street, occupied by J. H. Beardsley, of
L. e. Dawson.
All the remedies for coughs and
colds at W. L. Judson'S.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

John S. Peck of Obtuse has sold
pair of handsome six-year-old steers,
weighing 1900 pounds, to Joseph Stoehr
of Main street, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

Frank Zahn, who at one time con-
Quoted a barber shop in Newtown, has
just opened a shop in Litchfield.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

Attorney and Mrs W. H. O'Hara OF
Noroton passed Sunday at Taylor's
hotel, and called on friends in Sandy
HODk
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

E. H. Scrivener and family were re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs J. A. Tay-
lOr at BOtSfOrd.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
ROxBURr.

TALKS ON LOCAL TOPICS AT BOOTH
SCHOOL.
George Buckingham gave an address
to the Booth school children, relative
to s'Town Matters" last Wednesday
afternoon in the school room. This
week on Wednesday Eugene Ward
will speak to the children about
s'TOWn TaxeS.''
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
NEW PRESTON.

On Thursday, December 10, Mr. and
Mrs Arthur H. BolleS gave house
party. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs o. W. Marcy of South Kent,
and Mr. and Mrs Robert Kellogg of
Charlottesville.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

Ex-Selectman D. E. Soule of New
Milford was in town, Saturday, dining
at the Grand Central hotel.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
WILLIAM WELLINGTON,

Nichols, Conn.
Best place to get your horseshoeing and
blacksmithing DONE Also all kinds of wagon
and carriage building and repairing. For sale,
a number OF secondhand carriages and Wag-
ons in good repair.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

the "piece de resistance" will have to
be told next week. Sarah Isham
Colt, RoxburY, Ct,
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

Robert S. Gardner of PAL Main street,
Derby, has a fine line of watches, dia-
monds, silverware, jewelry of all,kinds,
also books. His store is an interesting
place for Christmas shoppers to visit.
Note his ad. in another column.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

Lauren Skidmore has been cOnfired
to the house with one of the prevalent
colds.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
Ct. w. FairChild s.
Sons,
Grange Jewelers., oSI Main St.,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
ESTABLISHED 1865.
sTEPNEI.

o. F. Byxbee of Scranton, Pa, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs II. w.
Joyce, at Mapledale farm.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
IN MASONIC CIRCLES.

At the annual communication of
Hiram lodge No. IS, f. & A. NJ, last
Friday night, the following officers
we're elected:l
W. NJ, William II. Foulois.
S. W., Charles H. Buckingham.
J. W., Russell F. Clark.
T., Robert J. Watts.
S., EdWard-G. Clark.
Trustees, Frank J. Kilborn, Edwin
H. Beardsley.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

Harry S. Mason Of the Park City
passed Sunday with James B. Nichols
of Mt Pleasant
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

"The Latest News from Lhasa," by
the Rev Ekai Kawaguchi, to appear in
the January Century, is the fullest
and most satisfactory account of lib
cts ''forbidden city, ever published
in this country. Kawaguchi, Budd-
hist priest of the Zen sect, spent
months in wandering through Tibet
before gaining entrance to Lhasa, and
then, his remarkable journey accom-
plished. maintained a residence in
Lhasa for two years, living nearly all
the time in the house of a Tibetan Of
fetal. The travellers account, written
by his own hand in English, reveals
the peril and the patience Of six years
of such wanderingS by fine example
Of the highest type of the intellectual
Japanese. The priest returned to ia
pan in the spring of 1903 to be acclaim
ed and honored by his countrymen.
With the assistance Of Miss Eliza Ru-
hannah Scidmore, author of "Winter
India;' of J. Med. Gardiner, Of the
Asiatic society, Toxic, architect Of
the Episcopal Mission; and of Mr. Mil
Ter, Japanese secretary and interpreter
at the American Legation, Toxic, The
Century editors were enabled to Sc
cure from the Buddhist priest the ex-
elusive American publication of his
story. A map of Kawaguchi's wander
ings, drawn under his own direction
a portrait of him in Tlbetan dress
and reproduction of his autograph
signat ure add to the interest of the
article.
The reissue of the Pope bicycle
daily leaf calendar may be considered
the opening gun proclaiming the natu
raj and healthful return of bicycling
Col Albert A. Pope, the founder Of GU
bicycle industries and the pioneer il
the Good Roads Movement, is again a
:, the head of the bicycle industry. Up
on the 366 calendar leaves are freshly
written lines from the pens Of on
5 greatest college presidents, doctors
clergymen, statesmen and other emf
, nent men and women, all of them en-
Enthusiastically supporting bicycling
Half of each leaf is blank for memoran
da. This calendar is free at th
Pope Manufacturing Company's store
or any of our readers can obtain it b
sending five twO-cent stamps to tn
Pope Manufacturing Co., Hartford
Conn, or l43 Sigel street, Chicago, Iii
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
NOTICE!

Beginning Aug. 1, all work done at my shoI
must be paid for within 80 days. All accounts
must be settled Aug. l, 1908.
B. M. Tuttle,
Southbury, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
Blacksmithlng, Carriage and
Wagon Work.
P. H. DIXON, BHC 1SSs1.
Carriage and Wagon Making 4
Repairing, Horseshoeilg

And General Blacksmithing. Special attention
given to Interfering horses. Also OK shoeing,
Wagons Of all kinds built at short notice. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. Over 20 years expert
esce Kind treatment to horses. Fancy horse
sboeing If wanted. Give me a trial.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
A MODEL STORE.

Mcssrs Watts & Cogswell have fine
display of Christmas goods for the
young and old and a pleasant lot of
clerks to wait upon their customers.
All are welcome to look over their
goods.
Miss Florence Foulois is spending a
few days in New York.
One of the Echo farm teams fell
through the ice while working on the
dam, last week.
Mr. Burke, with part of his men,
are in town changing some Of the tel
ephones that are near the electric
light poles.
Mrs Goodwin of Litchfeld spent a
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
1865. 1908.
Holidays.

We are ready with the grandest
holiday stock we have ever shown.
Every department is full of new
goods, the best that can be made
at the lowest price. Thirty-eight
years of honest dealing makes our
guarantee worth having. Goods
selected now will be held until
wanted.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07

Todas intermediates cuadas sobre
de dos pesos a eneno sufendo necedad
C1rela
tacion mas
No ado esaados Chatane de Faquires
calquier 1lo
ahoa manana e Nosoros eabecdos 7 ahos reson
financial Medlcos ncompeene
papees mepoano seudamente oecendo Cuas
cuos grand aguna medn Eos
de engahar pubo
meco e
O deSpueS
fataron
Nooro perscnas quienes
Seeo
mecoS Intermediates
P homres pernn no5res usados
Nos advero pero nnguna consideration
1entos as procinic DamoS benvenida ala
aboecos aquelos
Los grandes docores institution han cuado a
dos mas de o Eos graduado de los meores
da Su deza dsputa Su negdad
reputation medcos uanos reproce Eos los
enfemedad del
amos de todas cronicas otras indsposciones
100000 HOMBRES DEBIIES CURADOS!
LECTO Es usted vma Ha perido espenzaa Ea usd
tempando natrmono?
LECTOR Ha estado su sanqre enfermas
LECTOR NUESTRO METODO DE DOS PESOS AL MES
Tratamento hecho haa usted
CONSULTENOS DE SU CASO SIN COSTC
invitanos ning1n
Soam medo 81 puede
Manden
FUERZA SEXUAL
puede E manddo lad una cartera
da rolos sencos
maTcas que indiquen su coitenido "-si
DR.. w. H SAUNDERS CO.
Dep. A. Engewood Station
I4so CHICAGO. ILL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
$500 Al M Es

Ia cha. A odo
dagon mismo cdadoso estudio aencn
aanto diaanente Ped
nperos pacentes condic6n seg
do en- este cada stoma de
roe Nuesto plan oea
ca semejane pero cuuer
Es plan pacentes
eoeta de - case con e. oomence el
agonis de un case edcss aFaones
baja De O. que
do Cuano gsds pcisaasA gnds pOpuladad
,-tg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
$2.oo- At Me S

En- e ugar quiientos setecien
paenes oenes de
Und Nosotros rodas
drogas das
De d da que este plan tue doptado ha fir
de
curados & la nominal de -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
Los iE1gIeses
2 en- Paris

:. Ell hombre de los ojos verdes,
que desde hace tanto tempo no
venia verne, acaba de entrar
en- mi despacho. Su semblante
risueno me hace yer que esta
satisfecho.
-Satisfecho, no -exclama-
pero, en- fin, tampoco estoy, cual
antaflo, torvo y tragico, La vi
da, despues de haberme parcel
do negra, comienza a fgurarse-
me de un color mas claro.
-lColor de rosa2
Mo. color de cIoaVn, anna
rilla, azul v verde, con listas ro-
jas, con estrellas blancas. :. CO.
lor de risa, 81 usted quiere. -.
Y lpor que no ha de querer US
ted?. -. El optimismo es una
teoria saludable. -. LIE rire est
Ie brobre de J. homnse 80. Ria
mos. pueS.
Reimos: el como I'm loco; yo
COHO uu eco.
-lQue cosas las que pasan en-
este mundo! va usted me CO.
noce. Soy s1lencioso, soy lento,
soy frio, 8 mejor dicho, tengo
aspecto de serlo, pues en- el fon-
do soy, como todo ell mundo, un
infinite de contradicciones. Ade-
mas, tengo el pelo rubio, los
Iojos claros Y las piernas lar
gas. .. Esto basta para que la
gente en- general me tome por
ingles. EMeIich. .. lVerdad que
parezco un engtich. -.
I'm gentleman, 81. -.
-Bueno, pues me acuerdo de
que hace unos amos, en- ell mo-
mento solemne de Fachoda, mi
britanico aspecto estuvo a punto
de costarme la vida. Era muy
tarde. -. 9 muy temprano. -,
la hora de la alta noce de las
danzas del cafe de Paris, de las
org1as de Maxims. !. Yo vol
via d. cualquier parte. AL pa
sar el Boulevard, oyendo m1si-
ca en- I'm restaurant, ocurriose-
me entrar a tomar una COpa de
Champagne. Ell m0itae de hotel,
viendome cara de rico, me dio
I'm velador en- Ell fondo. al lado
de la orquesta. Yo habia dido
un par de valses, cuando. de
pronto, note que una chiqdilla
moreno me haC1a senas. Como
era muy bonita, la salude SON.
riendo. En- Ell acto, detras de
mi. un coro de carcajadas esta-
llo. En- menos tempo del que
Sc necesita para decirlo. me Vi
rodeado de energ1menos que
bailaban una Zara banda infer
nal. gritando: Il He aqui al in
giles. =, he aqui al ingles. -,
he aqui al ingles!" Quise reir.
Malo. Quise protestar. Peor.
De todas parties llovfan copas,
platillos, galletas. Y fue nece-
sario que la policia me salvara
de aquel bale del escalpe.
va me acuerdo. 80.
-Pero todo tiene su premio. ....
Mis- ojos verdes y mis- pelos do
radios acaban de gozar del placer
de I'm desquite. Anoche, en- TN
cafe del Boulevard, m1entras Il
mozo NE abria una GAIA de pu-
ros. veinte 8 treinta noctambu.
los me rodearon y Sc pusieron a
bailar. ;Pero que diferencia de
danza! iY. sobre todo, que di-
ferencia de gestos y de pala-
bras! En- vez del "he a9wteI in
gl6s", amenazador, clamaban
ipivam los tmgleses, vi00 Eduar-
do." Por espiritu de jrsticia qui-
sc protestar. Inutil. De todas
parties, sobre mi cabeza britani-
ca, llovian flores v sonrisas :.
Z GHna1 Cor,;111
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07

Is ~ 5e5&B -
mAsaaeS
Digcss1e
Canceres
EnfermedadeS @
est6mago & intesti-
nos
Dyspepsia
Tumores ovarios
Hernia
TumoreS
Escrofula
Epileps1a
Enfermedad
de orejs
Enfermedad de
bright's
Tisis
Estreches
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-07
81 SALUD ALE a VD. VN PESO?
FL GRAN Ian DE DOS PESOS
Como todo e puebc enferrno puede ser crado sobre
este plan page simpk y bajo.
ejor tratamientc en IA Terra por sola1

Ell fin para expcar los papel
puedc podcmos pacentes por soamcnte
&N 40 A. MES
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
era Sittipn Gpuntp, Wsiurt.

Sotpu Of Sfptn er belisgenbe / 9ittion
Go. / Oct norbneItre Sisrne al Rinueios
to. Ser bar III pGret ~iettlet | pper 20
Gdr og uteset bar forauoret iig paa ben
Sib, ian fremmebe 8olf, iom fontner Der,
flyer, Ri bar ct tint Settlement. Si bar
goot Sano os faar COB apling til bpert
Iar. Sibite CONNER fit bi life ian me-
get, iom bt er bant til. paa 8runo al, at
oct bar for tsrt en- Sio, men iaa bar Yris
fen b9ret COB, iaa ies bsrer iugen &Ia,
&c. Si bar Ell COB RarfeospIaSs paa Den
anben SIDE al Reb 8iber, nemlig Srap.
ton, Nuro 9dtota, og oerfra uogaar mn
Dor Riral Sree Seliperp; iaa hi fdar
"Soitcn" ret biem til bper Sag. StaSc,
life "0ecorabz Soften" tomrer no bag
Zig. Hl iGttes Der op Yoitborer pper
belle Sptpnet, % mart faar oi bel ogiaa
Selefon, iaa nt fan itbbe biemne % tale
n1eo belle @eroen.
Sbao bet tirteli9e angaar, iaa bar hi
en- uorif Iitberf Renigbeb peb Yapn
Sfiuberg meo &irte % S~reite9aaro. Ies
nis6eoen b~etienes at Yoitor &. q. Saeen
al ben Soreneoe Strife, % ban err soot
lit at ale. ga, Sioeu saar os hi meS
ben; manac er fsote oe nosle er psSc.
enbel er bIit 8ifte, ps iueen er Bit ifilte,
iaapiot ieg oeb. s Solitifen er Der title
M, ba gopuItItcrne bar reiit Der IRA. .
Otter bnab ieg foritaar, Iaa er "0ecos
rnbs Soften" bet melt ubbrebte norite
@lao berrunSt. 0aeb gnife ON en- gle-
beli8 Sui og ct eoSt Rptaar tesner leg
mig en- Sarmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18

ban bIan. Seq iad life bans Suiist, ef'
ter ban bar osS. ga en- 8suiuoe al mig
iagos. bet par beOre ieq life iaa BAN, c5
Sberiiien baS mig IigsIeSes ont life at
ie BAN. indoan iOm ban bar.
Hu ip6raes Der pcl, 6oorfor oi life
Ieote efter bum? gi ipurte Y~oittisrersu
OF mango andre. on Be bduoe ist eIer
bort I'll bdut. men ingeu baooe ist baur,
iiisnt mango babe gaat % iisrt Den
iamnv gei. hpUr ban bLe0 fuHSeu. os ot
lepeSe / goo Sro pda. at ban piISe surume
tiIbage M Tom ier. ri Uar 10 iaa bel
Uautc meS. al ban iommetiSer bar man
&c Gdae ma 6icutmet, udar ban git til
@pCu.
5om fsr puttuIt bar 8rpuSeoiust al
taQet mere al ero isr iaat. SisrtefeiI
6ar Ban bait. 90 ihgelia bar ban orrst |
6eIc 5omu1er. oa ban isSte RadS bo5
Tottor Common, Sau bar II Var sums
mel. gtrs. g. GAGE.
@6uIau. Tiur., lite Sec. 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
atra orrssheIh. y. ..

Set IiSer mi I'D paa giuteriioeu, faa
pi finoe bel pente Sne % sliISe. for b.
bar ioaa ben 2ben December men oi bar
miIot 0eir % ingen Sne. Sor en- Sio
iioen bar Der Iiot Sne, og Sbermometre.
bite s 9raoer i:noer Zero.
asIingsu runst Der bier iaa n~ogcnlan'
be bra. Slar gap ira inseutine ionne
SteSer til 10 guihels pr. Were. De, iout
inttt III bar i~aaoanne, ioni inaeee Sliit'
niueen af Suni paa ga~arbr9ttiue, os oa
Tom Ssitfroiieu % eoeIasce bet. Spesen
eit op til "a SuIhels pr. aere. Sdpre op
til As. goteter blep Der en- R1ngos al.
efter BET Tom bIep pIartet. Seq bapoe
npeIe goteter, iom peieSe ODER TO Ynne
Stpttet cs BERTH sobe. On ~fortaIte mig,
at ban forleSen 8aar tisbte 70 SIibel %
plantebe Dem, og Iaa mart sc bar tore
nof, iad beepnbte De at BRUCE al Dem
for bper Sag, % enbba bapoe ban AZ
8uibeI. ba ban | Ssit tos Rem cp 90 hap'
De benz / lin &i9Iber. Suuoet runot
SurSsfeIo er MI p9rbt Si5 pr. aers, ,.
b. l., for bpao pi taloer niIo 8rRrie, men
en- utaa 9aa Iaust 10 fra S%erubdneu for
at iinoe bet ~biuieere. On 20 iii 80 Nil
fra Sernbanen fan ma faa Bet fra $40
til $12 pr. acre. 2aubet CT eoot meo be
uom9rteSe Iape @r9sooIos. bOor 8rGss
Jet mango StsSer itaar isOubsit msb ell
m~ihSeIsitpr Ianb. Ser or iutet Somcs
iteaSlanb tiIbaee; en- 90 arSsu oiI iGIse
fine "Smprobemeuts", % en- Sci hrnoe
pgiaa bIipe fonteitsbe. for Sc sier life,
bodo llucIe Gam forIanQer.
8. g. 9ctterls.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
VGr iffer paa at baoe PC:
ru:na pco Saanoen gicns
netn Gsns % Bins
tcrmaancoeruc.

Strubeboite, Saarturbrpntitis, ug 2eb'
RECONNAISSANCE CT iGrlis iarIise for Barus
oOmmsn. 9iSie er ale 6sIaer al 5Or'
t~iplelie.
Ct Barn iaar 5orti6lelie % Itram'
mer lin WOoer iii bplteriit GnfaIo miot
paa Iatten ocb S%trubebOite. st ou'
bet Barn faar 5UrfiseIie, og Der uo'
uitler fig en- u~sObploenoe SOite, iOm life
pil stue iis for almiHoeIisc Rioler.
SoreIorene iplbeS meo bange Inelicr. Ct
Barn til iaar 5OrtlpIeIie, % ben ucptt'
Ter fig iii ben for SGrn melt iatule
Spsoon, Saariarbroutttis. 2GseH til'
fables, % ban talosr Der 2unsebetGn'
belle, Og oeriOm Barnet er lptteIist NOT
til at Ieue, paaoraser bet Jig iuuse 9uns
ger, iOm bet alOris Oueruiuoer. @Hbnu
ct aroet Barn fanr SortiMelie Og Seo'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18

%rbeumutisms er Sslssu. autlerrs SuG.
erne, Saanolebene Us albuerue bliper
pluoieIis ~OpiouImet os imsrteiuIbe. On
lang % uIp'tsIis Spsbom iDlser. Bar,
net fan leue % bliue beore. en- eleuois Su.
palic meo alafip9oum Siertet. Vile bisie
lltptfsr or en- birrtte 6Slse Of ~fUrisn,t
5OriipleIie. 8eruna er Gamilisus Be-
Itpttelie. 9eriOm ct Barn iaar Surs
tiSlcIie, ituIoe Ieruua bruses siebIitte.
Zig.
ROsle iaa 9oier al 8eruua Os Bar
nets 6ortIBlelie er iprbt. GUrGloreues
sInsIier sr ilpstet. JumiIisu er after
fri iOr 5rpgt.
Spis De life opnnur burtist % tit'
freositt0euoe Reiultat fra 8ruseu al
Berura, iaa "TRIP frar til Or. Surt.
non Ug gto Ell iuIoit9uois SeitripeIie
al 9eres SpsoUm, % ban nil meo Gle
be siue fit u~GrOiiulOe Raao gratis.
aOresis Or. Sartman, 8raIbsnt al
6ortmau Saniturium, Columbus, ObiO.