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AIDA Sure Remedy for BiIIiOss, Remit +
tent natl cher Fesefs
This Invaluble Medicine is purely veg
etable.
ZEN iE unexsmplsd success Of this truly unri-
II rallied Tonic, in curing in fsw h0ars.whess
all other remedies have failed, aud thar TOO, In
cases Of from six months TO ten years standing
warrants the assertion, fhat If taken according 20
the directions, il il infalIibls. a long list of
certificates in proof its infalbility, might be sd-
ded; but thuss upon the wrapper are dsomed suf-
fcient.
Il is not inNthe le1st nauseating- nor does il
operate upon the bowels; but its salutary action
upon the whole .ystem is so charming that every
one 10 highly delighted at their speedy recovssy
health. Such remedy, the afflicted have Id5sg
been in want of; that cures speedily and per-
Eanently, where the usual caution 60 imPfopBr
exposure is observed.
(EJeFrom the great popularity Of this medic
zine, many limitations protesting TO be GLEN
EMS IN DIAN TONIC, are adoat Therefofs
be sure 10 ask for that prepared by GEO. w.
HOUSE, Nashville Tennessee, who IL sole pro.
prietor.
CAUTlON.-To prevent fraud observe upon
the directions upon the bottle, the written sigma
ture of Geo. w. House. Also moulded in fhs
bott g an Indian, with The words ttClemens' 1n-
dian Tonic, prepared by Geo. w House - All
others are counterf.it.
For sale by George II. Woodruff, Joliet. 10
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From the Lake superior Region.
EzttaslE itom ] letter from 1l,.s. Che.

Extracts nom I letter from ab.e, shs,.
:. man, 9 person engaged ii buying fnrs,
). rs Gen, Phelps, bis employer, Of Detroit
dated
''I,AKE SUPERToR, Feb. 10. 40.
q :, : Now for Copper and Silver, COG and
Hagog. The old world or new has new.
CT knoEinaanything to compare with what
actually has an existence IN the mines Of
Lake Superior either should 1 dare to
write what hare actually seen Dot
suppose thar hundreds other would
write. corrobcrating That I shall 81. -
50 begin with Jennings, works. 81 ..
ca py the Pittsburgh and Isle Royal Com
geny, exceeds anything that was ever
eteshled aflAy The nest sangdine. Inthe
nass Places i izriel in copper, rel il IS de-
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EmPORrUnr OF FAsHIONI

n ME Undersigned beys leave TO inform she
Il citizens Of Joliet end vic Unity tina he has
received the PARIS, LONDON, and PT1lLA-
DELPHIA Fashions. He is now prepared to
execute work in the most fashionable style.
Sa2p-under the sign Of Emporium Of Flesh.
ion," Bluff Street, Joliet, H. i9Iyr-
y NYC,FNOY SON
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TAIIcRfNG.

T M0tteRm would inform the citizens of
H. Jolietand vicinity, tiathe has opened his
shnp directly over Browns Drug Store, where he
vii be happy to aseommodate his old custom
ers, and the public generally, with work on
short notice, and IN the neatest and most fash.
iona6le style. Toshe yong men oftnis pIace
he would say, that no endeayers viii he wanting
on hispatt 10 please the most fastidious taste,
and in all cases 6t will be- warrante |. -,
FCUTTING done on saort notice, and
warranted to st, II properly made up. ,fr
Joliet, Oet 26,lS45 rfgf e{t$..f ef7 I. -
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THE VOICE OF THE WEST.

STILL furttar Eciience Of the Remarkable Virtues
Of W,st0r's Balsam Of Hiid Cherry.
The ioIlowing has just been received from Mr.
Edward Stratton, of Lexington, afo., which
shows that Consumption in its worst form can be
cured by Wistar's Ba.sam OF Wild Cherry.
LEXINGTON, No., January 2isr. 1915.
Benjamin Phelps-Dear Sir: / take great
pleasure in communicating 10 you what consid-
tan extraordinary cure effected on my daughter,
about fourteen years of age, by Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry. About the LIST OF September
last, my daughter was taken sick, and was a,tend-
ed BY several physicians, whose prescriptions
proved Intellectual, seemed to do no good -
She was attended with constant cough, aud
pain inrthe breast. Her physicians, and all who
saw her, came to the conclusion that she was in
a confirmed stage of consumption. / made no
other conclusion than for her to die. But as
soon as she commenced taking the Balsam, she
began to improve, and continued 80 TO do until
her health vas restored, and is now entirely WELL
With view OfbensiitIlng those who may &c SIM
iaIly afflicted, l take pleasure in recommending
this remedy to the confidence OF the pull lie.
Yours, with respect,
EUWARD SrRATTON.
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CHILDREN CRY FOR SHERMAN,S
Medicated E.OZenges.

MedIC0ted E.OZengea.
rNaESE celebrated Lozenges are now offered
4 30 the citizens of oliet and the West, ms the
best proportions for the cure ofthe various 1isea-
ses for which they are recommended) ever offered
TO the public. They consist of
COUGH LOZENGES,
Which are the safest and most effectual remedy
Tor Coughs, Colds, Whooping cough, Asthma. &c
ever offered to the public. They operate by pro-
noting expe:toration, allaying the irritation Of
coughing, and removing the cause of the disease.
WORM LOZENGES.
The only infallble Worm medicine ever disco,-
cred. In over 400,0U0 cases they huve never
been krown TO fail. Many diseases arise from
worms and occasion long and intense suffering &
even death without their ever being suspected
when one dose of these Lozenges would speedily
cure them.
CAMPHOR IOZENGES,
For Nervous or Sick headache, Palpitation Of the
heart, lassitude and nervous affections generally
CATHARTIC LOZENGE5
The best cathartic medicine for removing bile
from the system and preventing attacks of the
bilious and intermittant fevers Of this section of
the country.
-;aasa SHERMAS's Poor MANS PLASTER.
This Plaster, Of which over l,00O, 900 are sold
yearly, is believed to be this best plaster for rheu
matisin, lumbago, pain in the back, side, breast.
or any other part of the body, ever prepared, and
It's price (ony LEA cts, brings it within the rehch
Oh every person in the community.
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Beware of spurious limitations.
PHELPs BLAKEsLEY, conner 81 and Chestnut
Sts, St. Lo iis, Mo-. General Agents for the West
Also for sale by the undersigned Agents.
J. A.MATTESON, Joliet.
w. z. MYERS, Lockport.
3as WHEYLOCK 6 ALIEN, Aurora.
J. MURRAY & SON, Newark.
L. ELLSWORTH, Napervills.
rPamphlets containing Treatise on Dis.
eases ofthe Lungs, 20 he had Of the agents era,s.
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s TO FA RIM ERSg.
s af saeaPa JOLIET elasa & &
WOOIIell Factory.

TINE Subscriber is now prepared to do Wool
II Carding in the best manner, and on shoyf
notice. Persons living az distance need not
wait E1ger than reasonable time for their
Wool to lie carded.-.,g ~. - e..- 5.s-,
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SNATURE 8 Own PRESCRIPTION. lfgz
A compound Balsamic propagation OF the Pru-
nus Virginia or Wild Cherry Bark, combined
with the extract-of Pine, prepared by new chem
ical process, approved and recomm .nded by tho
inost distinguished physicians, and universallr
acknowledged the most valuable medicine eyey
discovered
We do not wish totrife with the lives or health
Of the afflicted, and we sincerely pledge ourselves
TO make no assertions as 10 the virtues of this
medicine, and 10 hold out no hope to suffering hui
manity, which facts will not warrant.
We ask the attention Of the candid to a few
considerations
Nature, in every part of her works, has left III
dellible marks OF adaptation and design.
The constitution of the animals and vegetables
Of the torrd, is such that they could not endure
the cold of the frgid zone, and vice versa.
In regard to disease and its cure, the adaPta-
ton is not less striking. The Moss Of lceland,
the Wild Cherry and Pine OF all northern lati-
tudes. (the Balsam is chemical extracl ofthesc)
have long been celebrated for complaints preva-
lent only IN cold climates. Indeed, tho most dis
tinguisheh medical men have averred that nature
furnishes in every country antidotes for her own
peculiar diseases.
Consumption, in its confirmed aad incipien!
Stages, Coughs, Aethma, Group and Liver Com
plaisa, form by far the fatal class OF dseas-
es known our land. Yet oven these may be
cured by means of the simple yet powerful remi-
dies which are scattered wherever those malade.
| prevail. ls @
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is the con.
centratad essence Of these remedies. II has cug-
ed inciiient Consumption, Asthma, Group, Liv-
az Complaint, &c i, in numberless cases, where
all other medical remedies had failed.
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State OF Illinois, Will County Cir
cult Court-In Chancery,
Or THE MAY Tega, A. d. 1916.
Emily Demerrin a.at -.
e. Pslitioa tar Dts.orse.. Z

Heryy IL. Dement'S.
. The eompla;nant in the above cause having il-
ed his petition in this Cause for divorce, AID
procursd summons to be issued against the a.
boye named respondent, commanding him TO APP
pear before tina Circuit Court OF said county. ON
the second Monday Of the next term thereo;. be
house in Joiiei TO answer said petition and hav-
ing also filed satisfactory proof Of The non-resi-
dence OF the respondents -
Notice IL thesefore hereby given to Hervey Fl.
DemeTrist, the said respondent, that unless he
shah personally appear before the said couri, on
the return day Of the said su nmons aboye set
forth, -aad answer the petition Of the said cons
plainant, Che nassets and things therein alleged
will be take.l as confessed, and d decree had in
tho premiae; according 10 the prayer of said Pc
titIoh. Vim. SMITH, CLERK.
5.O. NoRTaN. Seliciyor for Complainant
Joliet, March %, 1876.
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on reasonable terms aud at short notice.
None but the best worknep will re employed
N. B Persons coming from distance with
quantity of Roolto be earded or manufactured
II obliged 20 stay over night, shall be 10 no ak
psnse. j. a. MA FTESON.
Joliet. ffay 2Iss. 1916
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JOL let EXCRANeE.


INIIE SubscribsI havifg taken aud re iittcd the
4 Eschange, is now prepared for the recep-
ton OF travellers and Others Nopains win be
spared to render his table inviting, and his fare
ngreeabls. His charges wilt be moderate. and
ne hopes by careful attention TO the wants and
comfort oftrayellefs TO render his house desery.
ing of reasonable share of public patronage.
~ ,s~fa B0ARDERS tas
Will be ACCOMMODATED with rooms when deeis
cd, and the prices will be fitted t,i the times ae
@is,a ENGRAVING FAMILIES
Wishing 10 make short stay, will be provided
with rooms and accommodations on sati sfactory
terms. az =, s7ss,.@<s5rz5s
THE BARN
VIII always be provided with Timatlly Hay and
comfortable and convenient stables.
HORSE aud buggy to let. = sGsa sos
II he 0bscriber having IA genera i knowledge OF
the country, can giveinformaiion and look out
lands for thnse wishing such.
i. So. E PERKINS.
Joliet, May 6, 1914. sa diff
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p In Iroqnois Go. Circuit Court,
State of Illinois, :. OF JUNE TERM, g
Iroq15ts couaty, a. D. 1916.
IN CHA NICER Y

Afoq50tS eous.t5S a. u. 1916.
IN CIIANCERY. stis
Hiram Todd, nsssnee of Alexis Cequi,lua, who
Was,assignee- If "A. T. Hatch rs Sawg,ets
Moran and Nancy Moran, hsirs urinw -ef Ma-
Sega Moran, deceGsed; sen of Pier Moran de-
ceased. Potawatomie chief Of the Potawoto-
mics Of Indiana d Michigan Territory.
Satisfactory affidavit being fled IN my Office
that the above named defendants are not resi-
dents of this Stlte-Notice is hereby given of
the tendency of the above suit, and that sum-
mons has been issued from my Office as ahove. re-
Infnabie TO the next term Of the Court to be held
at the Court Douse in Middleport. in I.uqaais
coua:y, ON the first day of JuYe next, at which
time ifyou, Sawgrets Moran and Nancy Moran,
do not appear, and plead, answer or demur 20
said Bill, thai decree will be rendered accord
a.s..1 "a. JOHN HARDWOOD. CLERK
Of Iroquois County Circuit Court.
March 30, 1886.
11equ oi eonnts = CUTS sS1 eoRT
= OF the June FERN. A. D. 1916.
eS IN CH.9NCERY av
James Mix, Gslig1es of Hiram Todd and Thorn
asaF BehbEidge, whe were assignees OF james
r. MeConi. rs Sawgrsts Moran and Nancy
Moran, Heirs at LGusof Menience Moran de-
ceased, son of Pier Moran deceased, Potawat-
omie Chief Of tie Potawatonies Of Indiana &
Michigan Territory. st
Satisfactory Affidavit being fled in 44tfffTce
HbUye named de lenaants ara NOT residents
of This, State NOTICE is hereby given of the
tendency of the above entitled cause, ond that
sufnrnrfs has been fssuee from my Office as a.
boye returnable to the next q. Of the Court TO
be held nj the sCouR House in MiddIep ri. in
iroquois county. on the first day of June next
Al which time il you Sawgrets Moran. and Nam
cy Moran do not appear, and plead, answer, or
demur TO said Bill, that decree will be rendered
according 10 she prayer of said Bill.
JOHN HAYWOOD Clerk of
5SIge5 Ifoqdois Co. Circuit Court.
March % 1876. j - 4i 4w
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JEDDIAH WOoLLEY JR..-
SURVEYOR AND AGENCY Orr,cr,

CHICAGO sraEEL, JOLIET, Ill.
WIZ atte.id TO Surveying or giving desetin,;on
ot Lard or Town. lots in Will, Kendaa 6srr,nsv
or La-Salle counties 10 all :hoss ssAo shall fsS:,
him with a alijand.wiH have At all times or
hand Ma2s Of the above counties, Min solrses
delineatlons 81 Timber and Prairie aud S,re.m ms.
win 'aiis o. wateT they occur, either On
tae Des riaines, Du Pages ksakakee, or Illinois
rivers; Dad also the principal Roads $3.50.
vith Representations of the illinois Is M;cs;.a.,
Canal. = So
Inc experience DIR. Woo;ley has had as sur
soyor in his abose counties Ii, the Ias, ef,een
years viii wafrapt him is saying ihat ne can
givs general satisfaction. = : -,
IN all cases his charges will be reasonable,
nna pfonpf IN his Ettension to business. His
ofics nearly Opposite tia Eagle ,paye.s -
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s9GJa9s6as6 st9.6sfOr,s .N,ofire.

Notice is hereby given that / shall presen, 4
petition TO the Circuit CouIt, to be holder, +, md
for the county Of Viii, on the third Mandrv Of
May next 70 obtain an order for re sale ~ ,be
Real Estate of which John ] Garland died seiz-
the payment ofhis debts. = -. 20
Joiiet, March 30. 1916 's>' a a2s
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MOOR TRIMMINGS Miaet,i w..ns
- Csroe nssr's besr Rim and BIorsies T.eeks
:. and Restens Ring Door Hansiles. a,sa
..Nssa mi Screws Blind Trimming. ~. = sbs
Stene Store, Fan goliet. - = ~
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\ kAA PAIRS BOOTS & SHOES for
Il e%UDsale at Loves Cheap Store.
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ACALL othe
- $500 & NaEnyL

s JAMES GREENWOO sriil be hapus,o =.
lieye al n zee who destitute OF good cioth;ns
by weaving, on short notice. almost any Kind of
cloth for them that may be needed. IIo Is een-
tlsnan in n single state and would like TO form
es extensive an acquaintance with the ladies as
possible, and do all the weaving that they NAV
csslr him TO do. No pains WILDE spared &c
Inc him. - 1stfss 49,
Garpets. Kerseys, Jeans. and : l. kinds Of Main
wenying done low. Hewitt al oil tiaes ba found
a: J. a Mastsson's Factory. ' 0sS
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A Mes sHoYELS For sale a. loves Cheap
IA Store.
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( tasson & Linnen TEilIed Bsggine can 5,
Nl,hoagak cheap fsr ready pay All a.. Wss
osoa's. 80
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School Rocks,

SCNUOI BOUkSs
). A. M4cTgsoN has on hand Saunders Les
sons, Billions aud Kirkham's Grammars, Davies
Adams Arithmetics, and II books commonly
used in Schools, at small advance.
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.S'esCs By .LdgEfastasg!

The above Sale is adjourned until Wednes-
y next after the third Monday IL, Nav next.
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n RMm DOLLARS Canal Inde0ttdncs
H9VQ for ale a, loves, Chissso s..
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1k0 Woollcn Shawls now opening a,
1OO loves.
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MONEY m.RKET.

Suturuhys Decs 800 Fs ms
The stock market opened very heavy this morning,
and the very limited prices current the
close of tho market Thursday There is great
plant in relation to the scarcity of moneys and the Ct
interest in the street. for the very best paper that be
made, ranges from two TO three per cent per MONTH
The banks are doing nothing The best security in the
street will not bring discount from the banks for long
or than week or two and there is every probability OF
the contraction being still than is at pre-
sent The principal Of this is the anticipated oper
alton ofhe Independent Treasury Act with the specie
clause and all is other features is however
possible that the treasury law may be less stringent
than he banks and capitalists generally calculate upon
The following statement embraces the of arti
cles cleared at the Collectors Understandable, during
the past Of navigation, and the amount Of
portion Of the articles left at that place twill be seen
that there is in the of every article
shipped with the exception oftwo or three:-
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wA.Hrso TON, Dec. Is, lslo.

WARRINGTON, Dec. IS, lslo.
Mr.. Davis, Of kentucky, and Mr.. Bcyly Of Vireinis-
The Words Spoken in Debafe-.apprehension Of .
Du:l- Information Lsid-.arrea of Mr.. Bsyly-Nr
Darts Among the Missing.
On Wednesday the 2sd instant II will be remembered
Mr. Davis in the House, during the delivery Mr.
Bayly speech. for the purpose Of making sbssrva-
tion asking for explanation, Mr. Bayly had 3D.
verted to his remarks delivered previous day Mr.
Bayly refused to give way and said II do not 70
be interrupted II the gentleman desires personal
PLANTATION he cen have it elsewhere, out Of this hail.
will not be interrupted in my argument The gentleman
refused give way yesterday and with what prssump
ton he here and ask others yield the Aoor
to him !" Mr. Davis about to state the reason but
MIR. Bayly would not permit him. "The gentleman"
remarked Mr. Davis sha not make false references to
men "Do you say that made false reference
81 do" Mr.. Bayly reoined, at Is le." This IT, sub
stanaly the origin Of the peculiarly unpleasant feeling
II was supposed, Immediately after this occurrence
that there would duel On the ensuing morning, Mr.
conversation shorty after they came into the hall and
while the House in session, Mr Barrow, Of the Senate
stanc es all this would have been specially observed
but something extraordinary was anticipated and hsncs
This morning (Christmas) about hslfpast twelve
o'clock gentleman whose name may not be prudent
to mention, appeared before of magistrates and
Davis and Bayly, and that there had been suspicious
vistings between their friends At O'Clock AM,
four men, detailed by the captain If the auxiliary guard
proceeded to the boarding house Of Mrs T. WIS., and
there arrested Mr. Bayly, and took him to the watch
house. where he gave bill in the sum Of % geo to keep
months, and not to fight duel, &c. Messs. A. L. Mo-
Crea and the Hon. H. w. Hard, Of the House Of Re-
representatives., ere sureties Now that MI Bayly was
arrested, Mr.. Chapman, Deputy Marshal accompanied
by four officers proceeded to Mrs Brawner's boarding
house at about two o'clock. Mr. Davis In bed.
There was no light in the Mr. Davis said he
rather unwell but would Mr.. Chapman at any hour
he might appoint. Mr. Chapman stepped to the door 10
call for light when Mr. Davis pushed him out into the
and turned the key and thus there barrier
between the pursuer and the pursued. Mr. Chapman
word MIR Davis to meet him at ten o'clock, but
for suspected the meeting did not take place
MIR. Davis denied that challenge had been sent
MIR. Chapman proceeded this afternoon ct haHpsst
five o'clock, Baltimore in pursuit of Mr.. Davis, who,
ii ID supposed, has gone TO that city-perhaps not
II 10 10 impossible to get at the PARTICULAR With
the accuracy of mah smatics but the above gathered
from various private sources may be relied on e sub
stantially correct FELIX.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. "a, 1916.
Il Risa, Merry chriams.- Cold wsstAs-xr. cssnsss.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20, l046.
A Right Merry Christmas-Cold Weether-kr. Cssrss~
-Robbcy-F7our, &c.
Christmas has brought some genuine winter weather
in his rain the thermometer this morning being full ton
degrees lower than any previous day Of the season.
do not remember ever to have witnessed more rene
raj observance Of Christmss day than was evident
throughout city. The churches were all allied In the
morning by those 20 nclinsdhe tavsrns crowded
to overAow-eggnog was swilied down BY tubfus, and
an matter Of before church was OUT the rsslsrs
in the street were quite The streets were
,hronged throughout the day by old and young grave
and gay and all Of business, excepting perhaps
the confectioners and toy mongsrs wholly suspend
ed The wa,ch-house came in for large number Of
Iodgcrs especially on Christmas among whom were
six of the Young gentlemen from the Nav ocnoo An
nopos who had come TO the city fora spree Inc nnes,
&C. made dreadful encroachments on their spending
monev and cooled them down to quiet citizsns-
r.rret 10 sate that throughout the day yesterday.
Mr. Crsnston OF tho Eutaw HOUSE, continued n the
sas critical condition The operation for extracting
the coaauiaed blood from his side WILL expect Be Per.
h" sr, Foods store of Mr. A. H. Robertson bro
ken open night and siiks and lace goods to the va
ue T,our Is sTsin on the decline In Baltimore On Thur
sy Il had fallen to 81 SIN but buyers refused 70 touch
Tor more than 81 TO- whilst some offered NO more than
- 62k
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PnrLApsLrHiA, Dec. %, 1876.
Msyyv Chrisfmas and Fight all Wound

Tho festivities attendant upon jolly cslsbrssaon
Christmas has Of course. had its effect IN giving he
watch and police host Of prisoners to present to their
honors the judges, to answer for their misdesds AZ
usual the worst displays OF rowdysm took place IN hs
lower part nj the county and the killers" were Of
course the prime movers. number of the Spring Gar
den police yesterday made descent into Moysmensns'
for the purpose Of arcsting man named Mincken' Tor
whom warrants ou. Their appearances upon ws
Island" as the township Is called, wssshs sisnsl ior
collection Of the gang and the alarm was immsdissy
sounded. This wss done In a novel manner though 90
cording 10 their general practice In the
where they congregste, stands small msr.eS "s .oo'
Of which il supported by iron piuss' vh'on On 0sss