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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-24

France are. the two most densely
populated counties of Europe, but
their peopel are only to a small
degree emigrants because they do
not extensively share in that spirit
of restlesanesS and ambition that i'm
pels the movement of that family
which comprises the people of Great
Britain, Germany and the United
States. TO these latter the course of
events entruStS the Introduction of
modern progress alike among the
conservatives Of China and Japan
and the savages, of Africa. In the
fourth and fifth centuries Of the
Christian era there was witnessed a
revolutionizlng of the face Of Europe
by the wild hordes that came east
ward from. ths. .lslssius sof SIN. .zaisl
overfan the land, even to the borders
of the Atlantic and tile Mediterra-
mean. That was a redistribution of
peoples and caused by those same
exigencies of overcrowding that are
now slowly tending towards the
migration ofme from the thickly
settled countries to territory yet in
the possession of the savage or semi
barbarian. But now the instrument
of the conqueror is not the sword
except as it may be needed to over
come armed resistance. He goes to
till the fields, to open the mines, to
throw wide the doors to the treasure
houses of nature and bring all lands
under the sway of the trader, the
mechanic and the cultivator. 1t is
the destiny of all the other division
of mankind to be overcome not less
by the aggressive ambition of the
agent Of civi ization than by the in
strumentalitieS which he has within
his grasp and employs to create and
build up industries that, because
they are eating up the material on
which they are founded in Chris
tendon, require transplanting or
extension to the unexhausted or un-
touched quarters of tie earth. This
is an age that studies most the
prosaic side of everything, but the
romance of the emigrant's work is as
stirring as any that ilIuminates the
pages of history BdHO. Americ0ja.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-24
Local Option.

In two years the .jails of Caroline,
Dorchester, Kent, Talbot and Calvert
counties have been emptied through
and by the power of Local Option.
The beneficial results of such law
are here fully Illustrated. The like
results would, doubtless, follow in
other counties, and in few years
our jails and almshouses would ne
almost tenantless, and the number in
our overefowded penitentiary would
be considerably reduced.
For the two millions expended to
support criminals and the indigent
who fill our poor houses, the State
receives in return S160, 900 fof licenses
to sell liquor. A license to debauch
and make criminals of her citizens,
is a crime that disgraces the State,
and will be Il dark shot in her history
which can only be blotted out by
more humane legislation in the
future.
BY the adoption of a Local OPP
ton Law, many an impoverished
and unhappy home would be Blessed
with plenty and peaceful Hreside.
Every citizen who desires to rid our
community of the NUMEROUS houses
that deal out the death, hell-conceiv-
ed, poison to their fellow mortal
man, to enrich themselves, should
put his shoulder to the wheel of
Temperance, and help to roll it on
until the enemy ofmankind is crush
ed under its mighty, moral weight.
Many hundreds in this city and
country. who are addicted to the use
of drinking spirituous liquors, would
hail with joy the passage of a law
prohibiting its sale, and who could
eXclaim--
$50 long as cold water fills my cup,
The sheriff wont wake me up"
Annapolis Gayzette.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-24
November Elections.

The Cincinnati Commercial, al
though exceedingly Independent in
its ideas, is generally sound in its
views on public questions. In re.
ferring to the recent elections, il
thinks that they cannot be consider
ed decisive or as indicating the future
success or defeat Of either party. III
New York, where the policy of the
Administration was not indOrsed by
the Republican State Convention,
the Democracy carry the State by Il
greatly reduced majority. In Massa-
shusetts, where the policy was
heartily indorsed, the Republican
State ticket is elected. If the major
ity were less than for Hayes, ii is be-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-24
NUMBER 80.

cause the vote was less, and there
were four or five side issues. with
parties fathering each of them, in the
field. Except in Pennslyvani,bs
Republicans seem TO have haldfheir
own, but everywhere, and with IN
difference to the attitude toward the
ADMINISTRATION, by reduced niiJori-
ties. That Pennsylvania would go
Democratic this year was. al ,ticipa-
ted and fully conceded after the
Ohio election. The administration
had made itself unpopular III the.
mining regions and among the sym
pathizers with the strikers and
rioters, and by the aid It had given
the State government in putting al
end to their observation-disclosures MS
onpcr ned ies slsss sia-S
eronians Of the party, who felt them
selves Sighted in the person of
Simon himself. Then there were
the otliceholders, bitterly opposed to
~ - ''N' fASS ASiOi his MhO l1ulTtCtlN
contributed to the Democratic success
by absence from the polls. Take
these causes into account, With lie
light vote polled, and the result in
Pennsylvania is not in the nature Of
surprise. Ohio and Pennsylvania
are Republican on a full vote, and
with SQUARE issues before the people.
These they have not had, and hence
much of the Indifference manifested
in this year in politics.
Upon the whole it is d drawn
battle. When National issues are
presented to the people, and are
properly considered by them, there
will then be no doubt as to, the
whereabouts of such States as Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The
country is none the less Republican
than it has always been, and the
election in 1880 will reveal the fact
that the recent Democratic victories
are evanescent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-24

In the introduction of Kellers Vege-
table Life Drops. new departure has
been instituted. Instead of appealing to
the credulity and desperation Of the sick,
the judgment of all is addressed in "a
Brief Manual of Purgs+ive and Depura-
tive Medicine,"-(to be had OF ~ruggists
free Of charge, and given with every bot
tie of the Drops, ,)-writtenf for those who,
having perception of their diseases. IA
intelligently apply the principles therein
contained, with the assurance of relief
and cure of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-24

Miss Katy Did, young female
musician ofsOme note, who had been
spending some months during the
summer in our village, left very alb
ruptly the other day, after conclud-
ing one of her concerts, and has not
been heard from since. On the same
evening other departure, Jack Frost,
a fellow of doubtful reputation, !,
made his appearance, and it is feared
by katy's friends that there has been
foul play, and that Jack. the liiiser-
able tramp. knows more about the
mystery than he cares to Iell. Poor
Katy! We shall miss you. looms
bore odd EeliOto.
We guess she has gone off in COM
plny with 1.-The cricket on the
hearth" to join the singing band of
Amos Keeter, which is now making
Il sou hern tour Wo0dberry Neics.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-24

MARYLAND DIRECToRY.-We
had a call on "Wednesday from Mr..
c. Edgar Rice, agent for the house
of. Frank Lewis & Co., Baltimore,
publishers Of the Maryland Direc-
tory. Mr. Rice is collecting business
matter for the Directory, and takes
special care to have his reports
correct. He will remain in our city
several days and it is to be hoped
that our citizens will afford linn
every possible facility to accomplish
his useful object. Republican, 1,u,d@
potts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-24
Keller's Vegetable Life Drops
LIVER C0MPL

When from any of the numerous Incl
ting causes the Liver begins to act abnor-
mally, the bile remains in the system,
vitiating and peryerting every vital pro-
cess, and causing Boils, Carbuncles,
Blotches, P,mples, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption, Dysentery, Kid
Iey and Bladder diseases, and many other
disorders, all originating directly or indi-
rectly from the Liver. Kellers Vegetable
Life Drops induce the healthy action of
the Liver by providing for the removal Of
the hillary constituents by the Bowels,
Kidneys and Skin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
State Of Minnesota,
County Of Stearns.
in PROBATE COURT.
Special Term. Jan. 18th 1877

Spec1al Term, Jan. 18th 1871.
In the Matter of the Estate or
George Shimnish Deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing,
.purporting to be the last will and 1esta-
ment OF George Shimnish dcceaseA.sl hate
of said County, has been delivered to
this Court
And Whereas. Andrew Shimnish has
Herewith filed his petition, representing
among other things that said George
Shimnish died in said County on the
9th day of October A. ID. 1876 testate,
and that said petitioner is the sole ex-
ecutor named in said last will and tesla
ment, and praying that the said instru-
ment may be admitted to probate, and
that letters testamentary be to him issued
thereon;
1t is Ordered, That the proofs of said
instrument, and the said petition, be
heard before this Court, at the Probate
Office in said County, on the 18th day of
February A. d. 1877, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, when all concerned may APP
pear and contest the probate of said in
strument.
And it is further Ordered, That pub
lie notice Of the time and place of hear
ing be given to all persons interested
by publication Of these orders for three
weeks successfully previous to said day
of hearing, in the .Nordstern', a news
paper printed and published at st. Cloud
in said County.
PETER BRICK.
5-3t Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
Cute @elegen9eit,
eiae Der beitem Iarmem II,
st. Mu8uita ~ f%aufeu.

Ser llnter;eidnets lit %seipnnen, icinc int
Conn ct. slugulta aelesene 1arm. entlal>
tenb l6O Nder, mopoa 40 Idcr inter Yfua.
@icicn fir cirea 10 Stid @inbrieb, Der 3eit
nit sutem 8anbcI; beitelt, unter siinitisen
%Sebinsunssn sn uertaufen. 6 alder iiab NIT
&cescm einsciast, Der 8eit 1T aepHist. l20
sldcr iino einsefenst. Das gano liest cine
balbe Meile bonn SduIbauS. iopie in aleider
Intfernuna bon Der Ct. Tuanita mie ct.
Nencel's STRIDE. Slad Bunidy lam @sipann
uno Nderacrdtbid,aften NIT sefauit merben.
9as aui Der Garm beTaolide 4aus nit
aiidc unS 8runnen. ioi1ie bic Stolunsen
nno Trud)tbaus b~efneen fi@ in sutem gu.
itnnhe.
Aouibcbinaunacu iebr liberal. Gin Sritt'
tbcil Der aauiiummc tann mad %unId mcb-
rere Sabre itcbeu bleibcn.
GriboIiM Ruf.
SoWn ct. Nuguita, Stcarns SO.
Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
Tarmperfluf.

Sn sllbanp 1T bic farm bes llnter,ei@aeten
inter lcid,tcn %coinsunssn sn feuicn. Die
iclbe bcitebt aus 10 alder tultibirtcm Vann
unb 25 Nder @ieien nebit autem 1olslano.
Gle liesi im Conn Of Strain, 9. "a Se4 Y.
81. Somu l26.
Nmi Der Garm bciinben id iiberoiee elm
sutes Sod Sdicn, 2 &iibc, 2 oreiidbriee
Stiere. . &dIbsr, Vlua nne @asea, nebit
cinem iehr auten 9aus u. ~.
9as @au;e gum Vreiis bon 1900 Dollars.
Nlbang, ben :. San. 1877. 3-tf
@oifsons Slider.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
Neme Mm3et8em.
&mpfeblenSwtrtbe
@Mf(falitu

fir Yiano unb MeIobcpn.
N%eetboUen, Snnatcn $3.50
'slemcnti, 5rnntincn Neimt) SOC
Saphn, 10 beriibmte Sonaten . soc
10 Ieidte Sonaten 75c
II tlicina Glide SOC
e., "a Marfde uno Sang
Mclohien SOC
a0blsr, G.. aimoerfr.unb Usidte
Stiids iiir Ainoer), . Tbe. a. SOC
9anner album, 10 bcliebte @aI;er soc
Wo3art's Sonaten 4l.00
Strau .aIbum. @al;er, .
Eolfaa, Sofia Ma;urfas, 3 @al.
lcps, l Suabrille $3.50
3aIou,Nlbum 90 btliebte Glide
n:ucrer Gompcnitcn entbaltenh. ais:
.Maidcn's Prayer" Nloiteralodc,e. 75e
Sarmcuium >MIbum. Gamms
luna belisbter Gompoiitioucn, arran.
GRIT BON Stapf. 4 Doe. q soc
elegant %sebunhsu, s 100 EXTRA per @anb.
Vortofrci eesen Ginienbuns bes %etrass.
gu besicba, burh
Sepeeureih s 8mbm,
Is Sibfofb, @is.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
llm ollie, bic es amacbt!

9iemit MAIDEN mir ale 9ieienissn,
meI4e uns nod bonn lekten Sabre FER
Iduloen, barauf aufmertlam, Dap cs bel
Yeginn oes ncuen Sabres an Der ;3sit
mare. bel uns porjuIYrchen, nm bic
&c1nunsen 5u beridti9en. Nrbnuns
pdbrt om ldnsitsn, uno ~auiaebanst
luirb Niemanb."
ct. Glouo, II. San. 1877.
Mcicnbcroer @rcS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
SIR 8rUdeutauer!

Sn Der Nahc bon st. 5oiepb, Minn., icI
cine neut Bride iibcr ben Suut Niber oebaut
!ucracn, uno meroen hermit Bridcnbaucr,
pe!de 9ult babsn, Den @aueontratt su iIber-
acbmcn, ouiecforocrt, ibrc ncriieaelten
Araebote Dor ODER bis gum 3ten Sstrusr Elm.
,ursiden an
Widael @aIi ohcr in CT.
Gaspur Gapier 5oicpb.
P.S. 9os nieorigits Nnaebot, Wenn Dem
Gontratte cntiprcGeuo, miro Stnnabnls linoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08

Mcin alteS GltcrmbamS.
Gus beM ~Ylattbentf4en.

I| Az
Ser @inter iiirm., mid ihauert tief,
SD bprde aui oas Sturmsebraus
lnb bent IN bid uno bent' on Did,
@lcin liebcs, at,et G~ltcrnbaus.
YSic entfermt tu aud bon mir.
Tu 1aftcit mir i'm 0ersen brein,
Wlir merren idneI bic Nu9cn mab,
Gs 1T mir fait iG alaub', ib tussn'.
Slut uieo'rnn Stronb, aui Fadeua gano,
Stint ferne bon benz erobsn 1teer,
Na lag mein licbes, altes Seim
Mit srincn 1iiidtn rin9s lumber.
sS mar nur elm altcs @auernbaue,
SspM aubeM ihmudlos am3uleben.
llno bod bab' in Dem alton 9nuS
Sd, mcimc i1oniten Sag gelsb'".
ga HOS mir bin Die &inSer,eit,
ga trdumte ih ben fdonitcM 5raun.
Sa lerutc ib mein crit @sbet
1lno ipieltt unter'm yinocnbaum.
Ga ;oa bic SHUTTER mid ans SerA
Tic @uic tifte mid Oou Sd)din,
Aao ieincm SeNen CAB mir srtt
Scr @atcr, Ia id SbiAico nabm.
Ssou ldyuercn Gi@sMbalfen wars
Grbaut mno rotbem 3ltacllteln.
llno our..) Die Qinbcnbdumc mel
Son weitcm id)on icin beusr Sde'n.
Son Nobr uub 6aiosras mar lein Sad',
lluo por Der 5bire itono Gin Sroa
sSprous eas idGnc, blontt Tleb
Gin immcr lprupclnb MaNer Jog.
8 SOFT! wic mandes, mandes Sabr,
@iaa, felt tA idieS fir mid Sab,n,
Sic @ltcrn iiup idon LANCE toet
uaO frembe 2cute wc9nen brin.
limb bod uub bod bleitt Is mir tuertb,
SHIT ieMm Sage mobnt 81 mid,
Sritt aud ii, Sbrdne mir ms gus
SD ocnt' an bid, id bent an bid!
luo ruf' nit alIer @adt binans:
% ycntcr, bon benz Sturmgctraus,
SD bab's 10 licb, 0 9err srbalfs,
Wsiu au!cs. altes Gl,crnbuus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
@erthia akuna q.

49,
Vrofc1or: @as iaaen sic ~ meiner @it.
Siotbef, N:rr Gommer;ienratb?
Commensurate: Sebr idoM, Scrr gro
fsTor! ySas tptst obnen Der Geutnsr?
Smmctim S%terben.
San San @ostcrt In @idmonn, ga, Gin
otter 9olanbsr, itarb NIT ben @orten: sost
tm sobann, oas CT mir ben @agtn gut
fNnisrt, ebe bet yeiden,ua lcs9ebt!
Nh Der exropGiiden Spielbant.
Ser 8an.balter. Sulsurien 1T nod umbc,
3rtt. 8er iebt auf @utearien?
&cri9icesnc stimmcn. oh nidt! = Sd
.8en,is niMt! = I'd aud nidt!
Scr 3uNe. slun, wenn 8einer min, 10
'tpiro robl Neiner etipas sageacn baben, bas
If cs t9ue! (sdiebt swolf &esimcntsr aui
-4i. Aarte.)
Ole Anneb mlidteit idreitntsr
Ninber.
Gin alter SunseeieGc ertldrte fir;lidi, CT
Aete niNt biel nm gar 70 idmeigiome ainSer
70 yidtisc Sdrcib1lie icicn linn !icber. yllub
Darum bus. !" ricfeu cinitimmis ale an,pcicns
ben slutlidcn Miitter. = vSebr natiirlid, "
'cruisocrtc Der 9a9eitol,, viotalp 10 Gin S.riete
{sr a%nilnat, uirS Ct aus benz 3immer %ensfsrnt
unb man bat &ubc."
Snhcr @cbicntcn TUB.
3ohann Qieit aus Der 3eituu9 por) :
@eim 9iner bes VrofcIcrs N*** iuar aciiern
einc aldnscnoe @cicGiAaft periammelt. =
SAau. iAau! Scim 9icacr.. 1as 1T fem
cneercr ais @ilbeln, penm Der Scrr VroicIor
bat imn,sr MR. cinen 3iencr. gbcr llbcrlid)
1T cs, bon einer vgldn;cnocu GeiellIhait" su
fp.edcn, neil spei Iadlrer uuo Gin @scsoloer
III Der @sIeaiaait iino. llno 10 was wirc &C.
tru1t.
enuSanS Sic GomsMbIte
GeQ,n bic S9urmDute Der Somcu unb DC.
ten Tcrbinocruns aasr susiift, ). .. i'm
E1eater, iii aud tn ~friibcrer Belt, bcren Wohe
icbt eaen Wieoergetebrt lit, act1mpft iporocn.
Dab bics aud nidt nit ~salanten @a1cn Der
fuht murbe, bc;cugt %iolscnse in Der Crime
ruta beipabrts sorelie, Wslde @ittcnber9er
Gtubeuten Oprigcw Sab,bunoertj an cine
Gburmoame ridteten: Sci 10 gut = nimm
ben 3ut = bon ocm 9aar.-G enus mar =
fd)oner ME ais p.nn iie- mocrbiut =
ie5en lieS mad ME yes"
Sur ridtis 0eutid rcbsn. 81
.Cu baif ia ihou pieosr geincn flcincn Sun
gen 70 iarcdliA seldIasen! Inns Sil,uels-
ininen - Nopor Bonn! = y: v@obor
gorn 8ppi!." y: Stein. Gu periisbf nc,
MD. Sd n,cire nidt ippupr, ionrern for ,pas
bnit'n ss{AIasrn?" 9: Dor MAS: Sor's
&atbbaus!" = u: vIa, Mcnib, bcrlteb' bod
tcitiA: I'D mcin', mas bat bsun Der Sunae
eiseatliA eetban"-8 9: vsSas sr 9eibar
sat? @ci6rie'n bat err"
r@oucn Gin. Gbrcn mid nitt fiji
Tcut bonn Snrgbienii entlduloigca. inein.
Orau lit Nciiorbcn" Mit sislen iii tldgli@m
Sone leruorGcbrad)ten @orten trat fiirslid ell
irii@cr Suror beim @sainnc Der @erbanblunl
Dor bcn Nid)tcr. 8crcituials mics oicicr Der
Glerf an, Dem @einde gu ipiliabrem, uni
%aobb, Der li@ NIT bcridmibtcm Sdhcln Dor
banncn i@ob, nm iNb un Der goncurrens iii
eiaen suten Gontra.t gu bctbsilisrrl, bemsrtt'
baiblsut bcin Sinaussc0cn nGeiiorbcn ii
neinc gHs oaeroinas, abcr 3 1T iaou ad
Sagr ber."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Iouatius Lumber Deceased.

III JHt WdItVT OF IHt T4StTIC OF
Ignatius Lumber Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge
of the Probate Court of Stcarns County,
has fixed upon the first Monday of each
and every month for the next six months,
and the Probate Office in said County.
as the times and place when and where
he will receive, hear, and adjust all
claims of all persons against said deceas-
ed, and that six months have been limit
ed us the time for creditors to present
their claims against said estate.
Dated at st. Cloud the 9th day OF
January A. ID. 1877.
Catharina Lumber,
i6-3t Administrators Of said Estate.
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Gmte Mesisinen III I;beraicn
Nrctfcn. - llnS bod, nadbcm mar es
,lberau probirt bat, fault NON in 6.
S6Mltcn'S Npstbefe slQes biliacr mnn bel.
ier. sein @eidait bot meniser Nuslaarn ME
irgenb Gin anberes. ST bcsablt fcimc &cnte,
tbeilt nit feinem Yartner unb prr'icbt iean
@eidaft lelbH. Gr Tam alio biliacr pcrtaM.
fen mie irscnb ein Hnbsrrr -suhr tattsine
Nusmobl bon Tarben, &ur;eln, Mrdatera
umo @coitamenten, iuie mai, lie ionii nirsenSs
flnbet.
0wter 3atb
foitet nidts uro wirh germ unh frsunbli1 er.
tbeilt.
Mecepte
wereen ;u ibrem :pirtlihen @erthe anaeiertist.
Gdtts @1ite 2cah ~
ipirb nit 1919 per 100 u %berfauft.
Soror, % Cts. baa Vfunb, atmiidter
~8oseliaamen, 2 b fir % Cts s!ues tiui9
unb gut.
aoeri1rs fertis smildte 5arbem
in allen Sdattiruneeu
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State Of Minnesota, }
County Of stearns. 5

lAN Il NOON
Special Term, Jan. 22nd 1877.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Scheibl Deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing,
purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment Of Andrew Scheibl deceased, late
of SAN County, has been delivered to
this Gsurt !
And Whersas, Sophia seheibl has filed
herewith her petition, representing
among other things, that said Andrew
Scheibl died in sald County on the 2sth
day of Decbr. 1876 t%estate. and that said
petitioner is the sole cXecutrix named in
said last will and testament, and PRAYING
that the said instrument may be admitted
to probate, and that letters testamentary
be to her issued thereon;
1t is Ordered, That the proofs Of said
instrument, and the said instrument be
heard before this Court, at the Probate
Office in said County, on the 10Th day Of
February A. d. 1877 at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, when all concerned may ap-
pear and contest the probate OF said in
strument.
And it is further Ordered, That public
notice of the time and place Of said hear
ing be given to all persons interested,
by publication Of these orders for three
weeks successively previous to said day
of hearing, in the "Nordstern", news
paper printed and published at ST. Cloud
in said County.
Peter Brick,
5-3t Judge Of Probate.
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State Of Minnesota.
County Of Stearns. %

In the matter Of the Estate of
John Loehr deceased.
Anna G. Loehr, the Administrators of
the above named Estate, having this day
rendered and presented for settlement,
and fled in this Court her final account
of her Administration of said Estate: it
is ordered, that Friday, the End day of
February a. D. 1877, at / o'clock p. NJ.
at the Probate Office in said County, be
and the same is hereby, appointed for the
settlement of the said account.
And ii is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested,
by publishing a copy of the order for two
successive weeks prior to said day OF
hearing. in the sNordstern," Il weekly
newspaper, printed and published at ST.
Cloud in said County.
Dated this 18th day Of Jan. 1917.
BY the Court.
Peter Brick.
3t-5 Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
9luSperfQuf.

Scr llnter;si@nste modt biemit befannt,
bab CT innerbalb Der nld,iten go Sage ieinsn
gonsen Stod BON @interWaarcn aussuUcr.
taufen seeentt. Derisloe beicbt in iolsea.
Den Nrtifeln
6lnnelle, Satets,
@aiNmeres, @carfs,
Nubias, @ate,proofs.
Sbo,uls, &c. &c.
Ser Ier.ami frbst gum aoitcnprciie itatt.
Comm Gincr! Nomnt Eue! @onumt uno
idast Die gSobIfcilbcit meiner @aaren felbif.
j. s.. 1enUporSe.
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ben bewabrt, mic Myers @berrb Yeetprot. Gs
III Dem Tublifum felt uuaciGbr 40 Sabren
ourd cine ununtcrbrpdenc 9teibc bon number
barren oeilunaen b%etonnt, Die ibm Gin Ser
trnucn auf feline @ciltraft aeponnen haben,
mcIdes niemals bon cincr anNern Meoisin
crreidt wprocn lit. Sc bclpirtt mod INNER Die
eriolereiditen 9cilunseM bon Suicn, @ytdltun'
gen, Nus;ebrung, Wcldc ourd) mcbiSiniidr
Menntnib er;iclt iucrocn fonncn. Sn Der Gbat
bat bos @herrn Eeetoral mirfliA oieie ecfdbr'
lidcu Ntantbcitcn ibrer edreden in cinrm
bcncntenbcn nmiangc bernubt u,,b Gin @sfitl
Der Sidcrbdt 9cgcn ibre rcrhinonibpollea
@irtungcn %eeNcben, wcldes mctl bcsrinfet
lit, incpn Nas Seilmittcl sur rcdtcn 5cit ar9c'
mnnpt mirh. Sebc Gamilic iorte es in ibrem
Cabinet BADEN sur lid)crn nnb prompten Scll,'
ING Der Mitalieber. &rontheit, 2cihen ilrs
luaor bas Scbcn werbcn bcipaGrt ourG Niflci
redtseitiNen Shub. Ger Aluoc '%cllte'cs n'dA
pernodldiiiGen unb Der @ciie miro es nlda.
Salte CO bel Sir gum Gd)ub. ccu es nayd'
redticiti9cn @cbrauh bel pl6blid)cn InfaAa
sclpobrt.
3ubercitct bon
Or. s. 6. Mpsr & Co., 2omen, Mdn-
prottiidc unb anolpiiidc Gbcmifcr. us0
IS piro p~ertauit bon nlcn spotbctern
Weei;inbanS!cyn. w
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Der bette &ornf4dler i'm Nfartt.

I. 4eienberser @ros. boben cinen srp=
BEN Sorrotb BON ben bslten &crnidd=
Tern jupeianbt erbaiten unb ~perfaufen
oislelben ju Den oQerbiaisiten Yrelien.
Gsbt unb iiberssust eu9.
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l.. @pner

bringt benz seebrtcn Tublifum in Grinneruno.
eab CT alle slrtcn snitreidcr- srbciteu ouf''s
Bette unb gu liberalcn Yreiiem bciorat. Sem
Mnttrs'd1en bon 9auiern, guaaics,
8a9en, SauS1dilo ben &c. miro bic
arosts Sorafalt gctpiomct. = Sbop in Der
ct. Gloub @asen- Natrit. is
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@amHi9e @slc9enbeit.

Der llntsr;rianctc ofsrirt i.in III Melroie,
;wiidcn Dem @iienbabn- Gepot uno scr Miible
Nclc9encs 9otc!, befannt inter Dem Namcn
vMclroIe 9aus," inter iebr giinitlsen 9c,
ningungen gum Icrtnui. Sine oorsiiglide
@clcgcnbeit Gin rertablcs @ciebaft I'll betrsiben.
@nte gcr0umige S%taaungen beim Snus.
Inter umiidnccu tann cine gut s%clcgene Sarip
cinecbauoelt merocn.
Iabsse Iustunft crtbeilt Der GisentbImcr
Soicpb Moris.
Mclroie, Stcarns SO. Nilun. 4-3mt