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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-19
NORTH CAROLINA.

News and Observer: Congratula-
ions to Wake Forest college. It n w
has more students in attendance than
have ever before een on its books. 1t
Il n matter upon which the Baptists
q the state are to be congratulated
a. well as the college authorities.
Monroe Journal: DIR. w H. Wake
field o. Charlotte. who practices a Jod
deal in Monroe. tells The Journal tina.
= good many fakirs are over the state
selling worthless glasses and eye
drops" and representing themselves
to be DIR. Wakefield. The fellow wlo
o MI. Jerry Hinson $50 worth Of
worthless spectacles claimed at other
places to be DIR. Wakefield
Greensboro Telegram: Sergeant l..
A. Wood, of the recruiting office, re-
ports quite a busy time now. Appli-
cations are coming in much more
freely than they have in some time.
In q few weeks Sergeant Wood Will
have been in the army line years. He
Is unmarried. 4 married man in his
opinion has no business in the army.
AT the regular meeting of the Elk
lodge last evening the plans for the
proposed building next to the six-story
office structure, in which the ElkS
Add Masons may locate, were shown
60 the members. The plans are
tlful and show one Of the prettiest
buildings in Durham. The building.
n erected, will be our stories high and
VIII have the Elk lodge and ciuo
rooms banquet halls. ETC.. also lodge
reoEn and banquet halls for the Ma
soaa-Durham Herald
News and Observer: The many
friends in North Carolina land that
true man has warm riends in every
lection Of the state)-will regret to
know that Colonel w. H. Lucas, Of
Hyde county, is confined to his bed
and has been unable TO attend to any
business. He desires MS friends in
the state, who have written him, 70
know that he is unable to respond TO
their calls. No drawer man fought
under lee. No truer man has served
his people with more fidelity. Thou
sands VIII join in the hope Of his
early restoration to health.
Asheville Citizen: Chairman Rollins
was see yesterday by q reporter. and
asked If ne had seen the letter pub
Hshed by MIR. Bernard. and If he had
anything to say on the subject. NO
L have nothing to say" said Chairman
Rollins Everybody knows Claude
Bernard, and knows a he is mad and
Kicking because he was not r~eappointed
United States attorney for the eastern
district OF North Carolina. You know
Sdne people cannot Dear TO De pflei
DOS % h government payroll"
Gastonia Gazette: \ beautiful
towel IS exhibited by Captain j. D.
Moore that was woven from flax raised
by his grandmother 75 years ago. II
Is the product OF the handlOom OF II
Mrs. Mast in Watauga county, e!e-
gaHtEy woven in four colors, with Il
border and the usual fringe at the
ends
Gastonia News: SmallpoxviIle is no
longer a deserted village. John Welsch
and family who moved to the o
froHn Lawndale are there n took "a
tonS some boarders they were keeping.
Lee Gardener and family are there.
A xoung man Rheinhardt OF Moiena
MaI ~ there. A negro family living
near the old mill is also there. Some
are as suspects and others have h
disease
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-19
Wonderful Nerve.

A1Id now they are getting gay down
in Wruguay.LFHorida Timss-Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

Small wonder II Is then. that the old
est Inhabltant, the most conversant ex-
pert, and the tlreless prospector who
for years has roamed these desert
wastes IN search of the precious metal,
listens with dumb amazement TO the
tales which now almost daily come up
from the Bullfrog, AT no time nor place
IN the state OF Nevada, nor IN golden
California in her palmlest days were
such samples Of gold quartz to be seen.
That the famous Comstock Of 20
years ago, Tonopah and Goldheld Of
today were, and are great, is known
BY every one, but that the mines Of
Bulfrog In the Amargosa desert are
even greater is now almost a general
belief among those who have visited
that wonderful camp and have seen
lor themselves her almost fabulous de-
poslls Of mineral wealth.
A NEW DISTRICT.
The mines Of the Bullfrog were dis
covered and located less than a short
four months ago, yet at this time there
ere people there by the hundreds, the
town, Amargosa has a score or more
Of eating and drinking places, a half
dozen general stores, feed corrals,
posiolllce, In short q thriving camp
houTlsbes there, 30 miles from the
nearest railroad point, where, a short
Few months ago was-nothing.
The main property there is that Of
me Bulfrog Mining company, and from
I1e showing already made, do not be
surprised If at no far distant day its
production Of free milling gold ores ex-
Seed mat OF any OF the famous mother
loles OF the earlier western day.
The property consists of 10 full con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
n ~ EXCITEMENT OVER AND RUSH TO

tiguous mining claims situated on
Ladd mountain IN the heart Of the
present known mineral zone, together
with eight claims at Indian Srplngs
four miles distant and five on Benson
mountain, three miles away The chic,
discoveries to date were made In whg;
is termed the main ledge, which tray
erses and outcrops the companys
ground on the Ladd Mountain group
for q distance OF 5000 feet rhis ledge
is from 300 TO 500 feet IN width. and
no place on its vast surface have PAN
ninss failed TO disclose values. These
values While maintaining general
uniformity around 500, occasionally
run well into the thousands per ton,
ENORMOUS VALUES,
While prosecuting development work
on this ledge few weeks ago a tale
seam OF some rs to 20 inches IN width
was opened up, which, under repeated
sampllng showed an average value per
ton OF over $1,000. This seam is ident-
lcal with the rich tale OF the Jumbo
mine Of Goldheld where her greatest
and most persistent values were OBJ.
tanned, Later few davs, while doing
location work on another group OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

claims belonging to the Clark Benson
Ladd interests and located about one
half mile north Of the Amargosa town
site, another, and still richer tale de-
post was discovered. No assays have
been obtained from this vein but It's
great values are apparent from the
gold particles which are vlsable and
with which II Is fairly alive,
Stlll another ledge OF exceedingly
high values was recently found on the
opposite slope of Ladd mountain from
the main ledge. Here, In sinking a To-
cation shaft through an andesite cap
ping Of two or three feet thickness, a
blind ledge was uncovered, the ores
alive with free gold. This develops an
early suppositon that the outcrop-
ping lodges or dykes which traverse al
most the entire Ladd mountain are full
Of gold values, aud this belief which
Is being more and more strengthened
as the ground Is explored and devel-
oped, will It Is believed, amount TO an
established fact before no far of day.
Indeed today these great lodges are
pronounced by the experts and mining
engineers who have been over them,
the greatest deposits Of free milling
gold ore ever discovered.
This property was located In the
early part Of last September by II. II.
Clark, l.. Il. Benson and q. w Ladd.
who were OF the first on the ground
and to make locations,
These gentlemen have also secured
20 other valuable claims, on a number
Of which important strikes have been
made.
The main property Is being deyel-
oped under the supervision OF Mr. II.
II. Clark, its general manager and Sec
rotary, who has been FOR the past q
years actively engaged in this direct
line Of work, and who Is perhaps one
OF the best known mining men on the
west coast where for years his work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
II TO NEW CAMP OF BULL FROG. ~ II

semblol the ore from tho great Tono.
pah club property vi Goldncll and
save results OF Si,GO AN gold,
The BuIllrog group of claims COM
aIsts of three Iode claims and two mill
sites The Bullrrog claim is the Hrst
located in the Bulfrog district ana 10
is from thls that the now famous BON.
frog mining district derived lts name
These properties have been lncorpor-
ated Into % company called the "OrIg-
mai BullftOg Mines Syndicate" the
name Original" being used for the
purpose % distinguishing It from N
corporation known Us the "BuHfroE
Mining Company and which has mo-
connection whatever with this prop
crtV
The capitalization OF the company Is
$4,000 divided into 100000 shares
of the par value Of one dollar each
stock fully paid and non -asscssable,
100000 shares OF which have been
placed IN the treasury for development
and working purposes. on the goth day
Of November, 1904 the company de-
clded TO place upon the market 100000
shares OF the treasury stock at the low
price Of 10 cents per share, This stock
was all taken and paid for IN less than
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

the Quack giving the bereayed parents
his own son in return for the one he had
Killed Not long after this the doctor
heard loud knocking at his door one
night on going to the door he was in
bors was dangerously IN and that his
presence was required al once. Turning
to his wife, he said: This requires con-
slderation, my dear, There Ia no know
ing but that II may end In their taking
you from me. Chicago News,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

the shoemaker When the hide Is leather
the shoemaker Is informed Of the fact.
Then some morning The shoemaker
comes 20 the farmers house with his KIT
Of tools, ana for the time being is one
Of the family Every Katrina and every
sured, ana the work Of making shoes for
tho family begins IL may take a month.
more or less but he sticks 20 his fob
until every one Is properly shod when
he is away 10 the next customer needing
his seryice.-Shoe Retailer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

wth the discovery OF vast deposits
rold and silver ores in Tonopah
On, wears ago, the state OF Nevada
w. awakened from a sleep which had
,,d for almost 20 years, or ever
..o me close OF the excitement over
~. fobulous mines OF the famous Com
t,1n lode at Virginia City IN the
early sos.
rhe excitement attendent upon the
,.,ost unheard Of values which were
s',g extracted by the leasers from
~, vlzpah, Valley View and other
.o, lodges In Tonopah, had hardly
s,,,sd when ores Of still more phe-
.,rlpol richness were discovered in
cold6eld, IS miles to the south.
This now famous camp has estob-
u.t.a In remarkably short space OF
,,mo d record, and which It has since
.,slntalncd unbroken by a single dis
annolptment, equaled by few Il any
sod camp the country has ever
known,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
has been Identified with successnii
mining ventures and operations
CLARK TO TONOPAH

has beon identified win successr,I
| mining v6ptures and opcratlous.
n tne Ion9pah District where ,,i, C VI. ~
~ "ta.ny l,,'oIss'e ~ a. ', hu', s w..
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thorough manner mat the erccess Of
the project Ma al once assured and os-
tablIshod
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90. ,'',5 ",' 49, guy
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te az" ''.' s ,,,I' ,t5, Ill., oW' w.',SS,,,. l H.,
T ~ "V sor ~ tig ,a, Ut'' a,,d, ttso,
number Of wears of coyboy NE dur.
inc which he learned In ropa tie ana
brand steer with tho hest of from.
tier Talent he drlftpd into tho Territory
OF Arizona where ne engaged IN min.
lng and has since, from mucEer to
engaged In thlg business.
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MANA"'D ANiHONA MINES
In the aarly COS clark managed the
Sheen Trail mines I'm Arizona. Later
he came I'm charge of sllccossfu pro.
ducers I'm California. clark discovered
located ana now owns The first quartz
mlnes found M Nome Alaska. which
are al present being worked under
ease
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uo' ,h H'e 3 to',pamy W, ,'o,Si' NV.
~, w. s,Uu,i" ~ o''''5 ol'''"'Vu NV
MINUS JANUARY 'e"'e
Notwithstanding an or these yalua-
Die interests MI ozark considers his
Bulltrog property the greatest OF all
ana Is now concentrating his entire at
tentlon IN That direction
CLARK A HUSTLER
Ason illustration ~ Cl,rl,s hpstli,g
propenslues, the building OF the new
telegraph ana telephone line from
Goldheld to the Bullirog VIII serve as
an excellent example ABOUT TWO
weeks ago Mr. Clark ana nus assoc
ciates decided to place their district IN
communication with the outside world
Material was at once purchased and
distribution started, Today Dec. l.
MT Clark assures the writer he Will
tax to Builtrog before Christmas day
ana that he VIII 90 II is not doubted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
PLENTY OF WATER.
BLACK FOREST CoBBLERs.

The Black Forest Of Germany, a region
famous for centuries, Is hundreds OF
years behind the present age In methods
Of living and conducting simple indus.
tries. This fact Is strikIngly eXempined
IN the primitive ways the natives follow
In making leather and shoes. When a
farmer Kills his beef he takes the hide
70 the local tanner who will keep Il for
two years before he considers It ~ Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
JAPANESE HUM0R.

Here Is a typical Japanese humorous
HoTy quack doctor had prescribed the
wrong medicine FOR tho only son Of a
certain family, with the result that the
p0y had died The parents determined to
nave revenge So they sued the doctor In
aoourt Of law,
Inc aftalr was eventually patched up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17


PIE m INC b0utioe olsulc' ei'u lnV ~,
tlVhla c"'h gay aIe 'iotv VIZ" P''N"'
accommodations GA" '"'' '''
THE RUSH rs ON.
. ,.,.
The Rush IL on Every eIullaoie
team horse. mule or DufIo Whl,h can
be bought, borrowed OF hlol'h u
pressed into service Nll',boIu GOu
grcat 5spoeIs and enormous values.
her natural geso 'Ices, OIL almost every
ae''rlp VoH %, Ulu u'u ",pv
ing lulnlus aihlrI'N oUn'l wy se su,
pIlatd u mere are Vlpl''''g,Ii WV
10Y 'e' ot Nl''ON .5 Wv" ,. ",H
- b.',N NH''t wv -V "'g a..
hols'el Iiol,' ~ nInu, ~" '''''' '' '"'
NoIlu lNh'eo IoUlH'o'N
HEADED FOR BULLFROG.
tor tha past lnIee "ecNs 'I'el Ilu9
oeeu q constant sutaiu u, p'g gl D
ieH'lns u9iNNe'u ioy ,ue lleM ''a s ,'
les az blll'fog, eo Wlles Solll OF mere
Nhohs lnosF W0o n,alc c 6tnl.,., Wv
dlslilel was mr. Al'nuI iUi!pl''h rs, V'
lhe wen known urn OF pooNel mn
orleh q tehner. hlulIR Susu'rtg7' VINO
stand very nlsh lu uleiI piul5ssI,o'',
everyone VINO NUoNa M' "Ip'l'N
KNOWS lne lo'l 40 ue ll.u. ',v ~ u',. a.
conservative lU' "IlV', mus Mlo"u
Nun lof many, E'vIa uuu lug pgi,.,'
,o". ,S ", w, . n",sS A. "' phimr,cL
prepared the following sketch OF his
U'p ana "'''' He saw Nv "''''
ROAD rs GOOD.
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The road rom uoluue'u 10 tuo as
lict Is as gCou ~ Ios' d plI1So Az ,a VIZ
roaa lTo,u lonop"i ~ No'u.,ulu' , LII,
loving tne oHou uvseIt C ,,,, WIN
easy cruces az we Wy in wv g'S Ss.m.
Us ABOUT ~ lnles lV Wv wv Vi n"g
gosh near the buillIos ,,'lI.g' wa Wv
new cuI OH roaQ !ioiu ! hol ps wa, "a
null ihe KODAK picture snoMS 'lu9
Ola mn Wulcn WIS pu,lV u''ny y'oi9
ago 10 WORK ile ores rom so'ne gu
mines aoout Nv IhIIeS Westerly Ut 'Ne
dIapeVlue range 49, mn
Ihe lnlntIaiIheu areu Oh tHe pul'-
ios district appears 70 pe ulaly
mics IN extent ! alu not illlu VINE W
examine the huiliaoS illlie, wv uIi
told an ore-sno(ot sVO II, III lensln ana
several leet Wlue mas neell eAposeu on
the suIlaee showing uVeraBe Yalues OF
ABOUT FoV per ION ! saw some OF we
ore Whlcn is II peautiiul BoI1 pgalllB
quartz showing visible solu WIN
sllght copper sIalh
REMARKABLE SHOWING
About three and half miles easter
~ from Amargosa Is tne dorsey
sutherland properly Whioh ! eAainlheu
IN eonpahy, WIN my lrlenu, MI john
W. Cover me showing upon the sli1
iaGe mere Is most IeIiaIhaule, Inc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
NOT FOR POOR MEN.

At present It is not poor mans
country, but requires heavy capital to
explore the mines. Prospectors are
examining the district In all directions
and strikes are being reported quite
frequently Mr. Cover and secured
some promising looking locations about
FIVE miles northeasterly from the Bull
frog mines, west Of the Amargosa
river In the porphyry foothills. Some
of the quartz we found very much re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
THE NEAREST WATER

The nearest water is the Amargosa
river about four miles 10 the east and
flowing sOutherly into Death Valley
The nearest railroad Is at present
Tonopah or possibly luupah ON the
Clark road Wood for fuel as In the
Grapevine range about 20 miles vest
crly
When this district IS developed large
mills win be built near the mines ana
a railroad VIII be buIlt from the south,
giving direct connection TO Los Ange-
les and the east via the Santa Fe sys-
tenn, Then fuel Oh viii be shipped
from the California oilnelds, thereby
reducing the power problem to a
minimum So that very low grade ores
can be mined at a profit
That immense bodies OF gold ores
VIII be rapidly developed In this re-
gion Is beyond the shadow Of doubt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19

4Snsoennen4, im fnbes afbIbt br. err en- mObsrns biarmt IRaine
Hsr nOset hsnenbe Mooel fom New Home epmnfinen, meb 1iesnslk al
ale oennss sOe os nbeiutfee of ALE bens baariss GsenFaber. Ser CT til
NRqfmens sbe gsenfaber fRt mango nDe 50rbebrtnser, ion nSbpenbsss maa
sime zen til en- Wa7ine at fnfs alasi.
On al be fgrfe 5oroee im &c taet efr New Home Wafhnsu &C
ben, at ben ser ct Positive Feed, ibet Der life bebspes nosen 5ar saer
Spring for at fa Waffnsn til at arbeioe. On anben bbs Sprbebrtns, iom
mart pd bMue paafisnua al gubper, iom benpter gRafhnen, sr a feed, Der a
'oaeoss fmfruert at ben Tan bepes % ieuss peb en- fmYel Snbrehins, uben
at fumme gerbuIe mb the feed dog. Den snme gaaabe at rsuere beune
Sass Wafdne paa, pb Sap af Stuer iom iafbobt the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar alio meotsrt 8anfefskber ti Oeriom bet life bhp fOretuset meb
Nsasisbeb, uabe the feed dog enten ramne Sore ear gasfben al saaaIe
piaoea ear psiaa ptoe the feed bfpe uiepn.
Ma1hnsn ar@ioer let % nafen lpblsf. Naaebarreu e runb, men Sssu.
lapr2set adjustable bearings) pafst mb 6Mt bodfet st@r mere eb aa
minbas Siobarbeb, % bpoub Naalebarren blper ifanb til lansere lib at
arheioe ubn Die nben at 1bes. gaar Sfpien saar ipri Naaen os siennem
2sfen er Spertruabeu Hap buinst ejSr at ben aibris Tan brestes. Deaifnen
teber fs flo baaSe sme % nsSre 9raab, % arbsioer autsmattt usn Senpn
til let eaer ipert Grbeibe
ASuspennen" brusr bobbst Traao ps lnper lock stitch. Den srs
3raab tsps lNe fra Spplen, uben at trebss sRnnem ct eaer Here Suast for
ben naar NaalsRt Sfphen treber fig iep; ben Tan trabes Nsfs % e let
at forfaa. Waalen CT selsettng, ps fan ahaa life inttss isifasis.
Deb bprt Citing trafks bese Eraube ff iammen % lufss Mibtn al
9set 90 Stinsene simrs osrueb iuloenbt taft Os fnlbhanos ems pa besss
eiber at 9set Daitnen ct furpust rso Lott SaanpbiI1 buOrueb man pee
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19

|ManS ! NGrbebcn. JON Iisc IfuIoe
It'll at tranlpe oper set itaffcIs, garn.
~5rels big ieIp." bar bet baoroc
lSuar. Wen bum gap life tabt, bun
ut Isitet Barnet op igien, % 10 fom
De, nrrn pioite life ieIp bporoan.
On rsrenbe ai0rligbeo piite en-
|Waor l~iacoperfor i'm toaarsgamIc @irt.
Sum taboe truffet ham til lit
|9rpit % isgt at oaffe BAN mco lit
|Segemr, os iaa fait boIot 6un BAN, at
|oa be blep fumbne funoe man ielp
lite efter Gsoen iaa ifilt benz 40;
men meoens Woberen bar branot
|lige iaotil genene, ollie 3l1oerne bar
aibrqnote % bun ielp alSeles uigien.
~flenoelig, bar 8arnets 9egeme mo-
item life rsrt al Sloen al9oerne Dor
! fiilofommen Srben, og bet bar paa
bet lille Barn, at Saoeren funbe
gienfienoe i'm Suitrus f~orfuleoe. Gig.
Gu al Sfueipiaerinoerne bite os.
Iaa ct inbat Seltemob; bun oa en-
IVeninoe iprang MOB en- al uognnge-
ne, meo Sloen liae / 59lene poa fig,
oa 8eninoen inubleoe og forpreo lin
500. De andre / 5slget iprans ira
Dem, men ben tapre Wiis QuinIaa
'lsfteoe 8eninoen op, lit Irmen rnnot
benoes 9ip os ilRbte benoe meo Jig
neooper 8 Srapper. oper Den bran.
benoe Scene, bpor Sloen itoo ON.
firing Dem pna ale aanter, og enoe.
Zig fom De no, De iioite Ienenoe g9.
iener, iom Hap no ben Bel. gegge
bar ilemt forbrGnote, men De blep
ba reboet. -gn lioen 1~2.aarsgam.
mel 8ut fit i'm minore gror paa Z
star meb iig, iaainart ban iaa ST.
Den, og tiltrobs for, at De fom inb |
Sr9ngielen. fit Fan ltsttet lin lille
gror, iua begge fom belifinbet no,
mems garnepigen og bans 2 andre
Srsore brGnbte inbe. gn Dame
bapoe IL gsrn meo Zig % lit De eff.
lepe meo zig til llbgangen; ga mer.
fet benoes iiortenaarise Ssn, at oen
enc lille Yige life bar meo. San ba.
nebe Tia gei til benbe eiennem So.
gen, tit int | benbes Sanno og ut
benoe no, ifisnt ban ielp blep gonife
itpgt iorbrGnbt. en- Yige pao fret.
ten gar bar iammen meo A andre
Smaopiger, alle pngre END bum ielp.
Saa mart bun iaa Sloen, reiite bum
Jig itrafs, ingoe til De andre, at be
ifuloe islge benbe, og ifisnt De life
pioite, bpab Der par poaf9roe, 90.
LOO DC, og fom no lige isr SrGnsielen
o. Eanifen begpnote, % blep iaa-
lebes ale ~irelite. @n ung Wano,
iom prspebe .at rebbe andre 90 Der.
peb bIep iaa ~forbr9not, at alt bans
.Saar Dor brGnot al, aniigtet bar
brenbt til Seuet % bans belle Segeme
ct eneIte nlibeligt Saar, hep bragt
no iline, men ba Softoren pilbe for.
binoe bans Saar, raabte ban, at De
isrit maatte tage fig al aptuoer og
ISsru, og ban osoe iaaleoes UNDER
De ltsrite Smerter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Doroien at GrefuI.
5aa menneifer Deb, bDur nbttist bet
er til genarelie Of Sslbreb
% SflbnbeS.

99iten enbper peb, at SrPful err
oct iifreite og pirfningsinloeite Dis.
inieftionsmiooel i Naturen, men iaa
ioritaar bets 8Groi naar bet tages
inc / BET menneifelise SDitem | jam.
me Rensninessiemeo.
Srpfnl err ct Mibbel, JON Set er
bebre 10 mere De tager' al; oct er in'
tet Orig, men oct optager / iig Gas
og llrenbeoer, icm aItib er tilitebe /
@apen os Snooolbene og bringer
Dem no al Spitemet.
SrGful giper bebagelig Ianbe eli.
ter 8sgnine, Grifning eler ~eiterat
bape ipiit $50 % andre Iterft Insteu.
De Sager.
Sr9fnl bepirfer en- flor % iorbe.
Sret Suoiarpe, sisr SGnberne bhioe
o. pirfer enbpioere JON ct naturligt
og iortrinIist giisringsmiobeI.
Oct optaser / JIG oen ifaoelise
Gas, JON iamles i Napen og Sarm.
fanalen; set bisiniicerer Mllnoen %
Salien for @iiteu al 9atarr6.
aqe Ipotefere i9lger SrRflll | Sen
enc euer anoen Sorm, men Oct beSite
SrGfiil % oct meite for Bengene er
piItnof / Quarts abiorbent So5en.
aes; oe er iammeniat al oct ftneite
puIpiierebe @ilotp-S r9ful % andre
~uifaoeIige g~ntiieptics, / SabIetform
eller rettsre | 6orm al itore pelima.
eenbe 2osenses, ioet SrPfuaet er
blanoet meb Counting.
Zen Saslise grus al oisie 2o8en.
ses bill mart piie Jig ! en- meget for.
beSret Silitano al BET almene 9eiin,
benoe, | bebre Suoiarpe, iriifere Nan.
Se % renere BLOB, % bet beoite ueO
oct er, at bets iortiatte Brig insen.
iombeIit Sfabe fan aiiteofomme, men
tpertimoS fort 9aptl.
3 en- SmtaIe al SrGfuaets @apn
flyer en- guifalo-29ge: Seq anbeia.
Ter CHARTS Miorbent eo5enges til
ole gatienier, Der lioer al @as | @a.
pen oa 5armfanaIen os til at sisre
oeres 5eint tlar, Handkerchief iriift
oa renie Runoen % Salien. Seq
tror oaiaa, at 2eperen sapnes meaei
PED oaaIis grua al benz; De foitcr
fun % Gents sGfen paa Spctcferne.
o. ifisnt DC ! en- pis 6oritano er en-
4atentmeoieiu tror ies Sos. at iea
iaar mere % beore SrGful ! Stnart's
shiorbeni 2~csenses emo nogen al BE-
! oroin9re Sr9hil.E Tablets"