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Netiea TO orsditara.

srste - lsaz2~sora, County q nsassy-a In Pro
base Court. sIsssei term. OstoSsr a. fs44.
In rae matter Of ths sstaIs o. George w. GeSsT de-
cerasd.
Essiss "a he-ssg g'-sn ia: tho Juzz0 Of crsbsss
o. u1s eeaay e Rsnsey, Wis assA arsi n assAy
q ths neasa e fae-sh 4 ,. isss o'sssK = IA.
receive, Aeer S<sE-i1s Rza "a a siGtzAs aEd
EaAaa % ~ ssss~zs sid sessszsa; aHA sAss
ak Mesths hsn saA AFTER pas aass aesssf have bssa
AAeWee asa ArsAts1 fer sFS1itsrs Hrszsas ghair
aA,,1a ssanst sad estass. - The sxPrAica Of hsA
tine al eseRs RsE Presented proven IL
isiass4se- sad BE tofrysT snrrs1 Halsss fer Esa1
cause shews fzrsAsr Sfns Re allowed
d tie ceEL
EL-sl WM =. INCORRECTLY
JHags Of r saas.
DAHra. CITY. AAEafRfstyator aaN-sw-ta
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OUR LIFE SAVING SERVICE.
A Splendid Showing Of the Efficiency
Of the Service in Saving Life
and ProneFtY.

WASHINGTON, New. 27.-Ths chief OF the
life saving service department. in his annual
report save: The total number OF disasters
during the year was 43e; total value Of prop
erty involved, e1o, COZ, 90; total value OF
property saved, 50, lo1,3 54; total value OF
| property lost 81, AS, $50; total number o.
persons involved, f. 432; total number OF
persons saved, 4,4l2; total number OF per
sons Loaf, 80; total number Of persons
sueeersd at statisns, $50; total number o.
days suseOr AFFORDED, l ,3le; number OF YES,
Eels totally lost, "a Investigations hello
after each sase % loss Of life show that the
twenty persons who psrishSd were sevsraIy
seyond human aid, aud that in no instance
could thsir loss be attributed TO any failure
in duty on the part of the life saving crews.
The number of disasters during year exceed
by iwenty-three the number the year proceed
Tag, which was seventy-one more than in
any previous year in the history
Of the service. The amount involved WIS
So, 36s, 22o greater than in the preceding
year, but the amount lost was $I2A 434 less,
while the amount saved was s., ass, 654 more
The assistance rendered during the year In
saving vessels ana eSrgoes has been much
iErger tuAn In any preVious year, 500 vessels.
which 10 ffty-barss more thar in the proceed
ing year, having been worked OF whom
strand repaired when damaged, piloted
out Of dangerous places and similarly assisted
by the station crew. There were besides 90
instances, lis more than in the preceding
year, where vessels running inte danger OF
straudinF were warned of by the night sixa ais
Of the patrols, most OF them thus being saved
from partial OF total destruction. The fol-
lowing general summary 10 given CT the Sta
tics OF the service from tAs date Of the intro
dsction OF the present system IN 1871 to the
close Of the nseal year. The loss Of life as
stated below includes 1S3 lost at the wrecks
OF the Huron and Metropolis, which the re-
port ssys in strict justice are not chargsSble
10 ths 90 se.
No. Of ssasisrs. .................. s,547
Falus Of property involved. .... S47, 1919 3Ii
Value OF property saved. 81, Sss s46
Value OF property lost............ Sl4,2 SOS
No. OF persons nyols ed ......... 2a91T
No Of persons saved. 22,77I
Ne Of persons lost......... 44s
Ne. Of PsrssHs sEeesred at stations 4,aBi
Ne. 81 days saeeor azorded...... 1l,03T
'Dedustlps the number of persons who
persisted at the wrecks Of the Huron and
Metropolis from tse kgures AS the lives lost
would leave the remarkable exhibit Of only
263 In the thirtssn years embraced by the
sbsVs table"
In conslaslon Superintendent Kimball
says: The splendid efficiency OF the corps
Is attributed n Hinly 10 its boiag made up en-
trsly en- ths grounds Of professional suaua-
cstiOus, the policy Of keeping the service en-
trely eIen Pt from political influence having
been steadily continued"
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Prst Birdsairs ssw music lesson card packet
contains ten cards representing many scales
on The piano from &C" up, and gives reassa
ior the uso of black keys. Every beginner en-
the organ or piano should have one. Price, 81,
post paid No. 22 Washington avenue MI N
neapohs, MINI. ag7-1mo
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
-ss. In Probate CSurt, special term. November
In the matter Of Ihs estate Of william Morrey, do
ceased.
On readiRg and nlinS the petition Of Harrison s.
Nalrath OF said e0uaty, representing among other
tAiEEs, thst Wl.ia1 horrsy. late OF said county on
he i4th Gay 81 oetObsr, A. d. 1854, Saint Paul
in sad county, d.sa AtsstAts, and being an inhabt-
aat & tbs souRty o. ths bns Of his DEATH leaving
EeedS . isttSls ana estate within this county and
that Ihs sEi1 Petitioner creditor Of the estate Of
said deeeHssd, sad praying hat administration Of
said Sltste be - 4. 8. rreherns granted
It ordered that sG1 petition b heard before the
Judge Of IAts ssurt Aoalsy, the 18th day of De-
eemSer. 4 d. 1894, ~ ten 80 clock H. at the Pro-
late once In sniG soBRty.
Ordered furhSr that notice thereof be given to the
hss Of said deceased asa to all persons interested by
publishing oSpy u this order for three successive
vssks, prior TO said day Of hearing. IN the DAILY
GLOBE newspaper printed and published at Saint
PSsl, in said OOuAty-
By the 0sarL
lL.sI WI. B. McGRORTY,
Judge of Probate.
Attest: FAM ROBERT Jr, Clerk. noyI9-4w-wed
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Of the United States, and purse. Mr. But
Ter is DESTROYS of backing his protege against
any lady in the country who docs not weigh
over one hundred and forty pounds, for from
500 to $500 side.
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The Daily GIob.

can he feund on SAFE every merniag - ths FOL
lowing news stands
The West HoSel, the Unisn Depot, Mic
Dllet HeIse news stand. ST. James Hote
news stand, J. W. Ayers, seuth Third stree
between Nicellet and Eennepins aFenHs. ". Z.
Etickney, s17 Cedar avenue, Gee. A.
Morse 200 Central avenue. 4. A.
Taylor z:S HORRepiz 8vonus, G. X
Murphy, 28s HeRR0Pia avenue, Z. Hoeffner
1871 washiH gtsn avenue north, and EeddOrly u
Co., SIS Central avenue.
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN

1Asrs ale aAAg ~ IAs 1ss lEs-. .A4r.E s1Esv
vks As usHsbss wiEA fTsSa snt sVasAaEsRs *
IAs blsdssl ssssa aSesaRsaisd By . si<hE
smarsizg " sufnng sensation sad wsAksaiax
the sysss<. N . manner Sas pauszf esaAog az
e1zat fer ca sxasniat1s me Urinary deposits
alopy ssdiEs eat will sfrea % f0aad- and some
-nsr snah Pertissss Of aassEeh vii. appear %
rhs sslsE via be Of a thin, or nnkish has, again
ehsngznS - q dark as6 terpsd sDpssrasrs
There are many men vhs die Of this Jsissuit-
syzcrsz< CT Shs essss. unich 10 tAe second ssa4s
ofwsskases Of visxl organs. Dr. Q. wiz gsarsa toe
psrfsct cure IN Al tash sassA aaa a heaIthr
ressoransl Of these organs.
o,ly enc interview required IN ths nsserisz Of
oesss Rsia.es Of treatment csa b paksnw
home wiAsss say zserru Dsion - bssiasss.
Al sSbsrs - ssnm unicsrtoas striesy saai-
dsarisi. hsdicAses packed 70 rot 70 exslbo
earisstrJ, and seat Dy express. fun dsseriptlss
81 sass 10 given, suta personal interview In AZ
cases preferred
OFrIes HcgRs-9 to 1s - m, to 5 and toI
p. N Sunday. - 10 g. n only COnsRItstloE
free.
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YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MIN
Vine HaJ b snRsn1g from nerves. dsSditss
viii 10 we'd - avail themselves u tkIA no
gresiess Rec. sveF Laid ~ the altar Of sAAsriR 2
humanity.
DIS. sPINNzY wzA GUARANTEES 70 Fszsrr
FIVE HUEDszs DsLLAEs Tor svsFy ease % Wsak.
ness or dsssase II azY KIND or sh1rsstsE. Whjsh
he undertakes ara faIls 70 sgre. he woaId
rhsssfcrs 50 - bas Hatsgraasss ssEsFsr vhs
may read his nssise. tAss you ara Eea6ins On
d1zgeFeus ground, when v0u ehgsr aelNY In
seeking ths pFepsr remedy for year eSnP .ant
Ten MAJ be n ne f=st ssAsS-TsnsHoer shat
ysr ars agprssehiug ths sst. II Tss border
ing or tie l.st ard sFs suGsssng rsms o. ali Of
ia a effects. remember va. z yoz ossssoasoiy
preslst - proerasssuarea- the pEs Rust come
when Toe nost sksifui pay ssian - reader Yea
re - sistance: when The aeor o. hsDs viii -
slossd ag.inst yea; VIXEN n sagel Of mercy ,sn
bring ysa relief ]. case has ne doctor ~ 81
Of suseess. Thsa lst not d.sPsir work itseif
men ysur imazinssios. sut avail yoassslf Of ths
beneficial rssults Of Ms treatment before your
e,s, IL Beyond The rsseh Of msdlsal shin. -
fore I'm, Sessh hrrriss ssu 10 premsssrs sr.ve
PtIes Suree githoas csiag Il H1He or Al Sesa-
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rerT.s o. rorpseoEAL cL1In

EsTIsE % pRaeoEkL cLGIz.
Ts tse defendants sEzssd n ths foregsizE san
Yea ans sea II ySs ere hsrsY As-asa thxt IA
rezsssl 81 q ne aeoys o@steeA 10 gu Q.
b sas Vissassk asSvs saasd ths rfas 70 The , us~.
~ pzresi - saA aitsasoa "a re seoaEY Ran ssg
aaA ssSts - Es1ssasta, FSvh: LEI AsassrSl fear
tcca tiB. n b-0sS Basseref tNslss IL - HWinz
3 ease sa&tsn . SEN RhSs asSsrdkag 70 ne 4,
" sssa ABILITIES fisk Suss ~ the ksszstsr OF
Bsces - ss< ssxn - fssasSy, saE tAss ne per
ssasi aaina 10 aESs JaS-stn against yea a. s1bhsx OI
yOu.
DaEsa aS sA,Et psai Mhza ostSbsr L4sh 1884.
KeWAR0 =. G. EYELAND,
Aissrasy FER ths isissid st. Pau Aan
ect2a-TW-tae
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CTATE or MIsHksorA. RAMsRY cou Nr1

STATE or MIpHKsOTA. RAEsEY COU MY
- District Court, sseOHa Jzd'siA District.
Jacob v. J~sSsg, sSGlAst AASisr Anes William L.
Amos. kslsn T. Ansa, Fishsr-Anes, Herbert
Anss, kmaa 6. Amss, Cakes Ames Amslia
Anes, Annie L. HSgizsSn, GssrEs Higgnson zRd
the unk2SWA heirs 81 oliver Azss, dsssAssd.
sCEM0ks
Ths StAss q ktAAssssa- to Tia aSoVeaaasA defend
YOa AID each Of you are hereby sUnmsasd and re-
qursd % answer - ths stnt n this EcEOa aisd
N the sfss - The OicTk a. sad s>Irl N city Of
Saint Pssl n saS seanty Rad e-py 81 Jsur
aRsUor 20 the sst1 cess yaint ne BulssP ser NJ
Ms s1es N sad ssy & 8stas al. rsoE H. n tls
FfrE NsasRsG Bazk badkkE e0rssT r0ertA sAd
JNekssR Ttrssss. esta twenty Gsgs after the
scrviee Of thas sunE9as uPOn yss exclusive Of the
as7 - srsA sSrVsa sRd yea 12A " aRswsr the "a
sJna Patst uisssba TIA assresad the paiEtiK IN
gsss act oa VIZ sn19 re Tor the reflex de-
maIsed Ia sAfa usia Diass4.
Dated stsbsz ~ lr3A
HOWARD II. CLEVELAND.
Plaintiffs Attorney. o., Pau Nina
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Notice to Creditors.

etHts 81 htAnesOta. County OF Ransey-ss In Pro
bate cSHrI, sPssiSl Term. October 30, 1884.
In tas naS1er 81 de estate Of George w. Trower
deceased
EStise n hsrs6y ySn Shat the Judge OF Probate OF
sAs CeSaty 81 h=zasg, will uPSa the first Monday OF
ne ASath 81 AArsE. a D. 1855, at ten o'clock a.
n, resolve, hSAr SEaRiaS zRd adjust all claims and
esSs1ss 81 81 aiHst said deceased and that
IA nssshS Rs@ Esa AFTER tAs date hereof have been
RAsueS eaG RsaisS< fer creditors 10 present their
SiA.Es sDainst aat ssts ths expiration Of which
tIss 81 sasas net pFsssSsSd not proven its sat
isfso,isa. sEsE be forever barred unless for good
eOGse shown farther EE2s bs allowed
BY tAs Court. ..-.
L.sl WA. B. MoGRORTY,
Judge of Probate.
JAMES u. DAVIDSON. Administrator
W [LIAEs X GOoDENow, Attorneys for Admins
Eatsr- noy3-5w-mon
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NTATK OF &TENRsoTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- -ss Ia Pressss Court special term, November
II, 1854.
In the uSsssr Of the estate Of James e. MoNally, de-
ceased
HheTeSs Al instrument In writing puFporting to
tAs De last win aRs testament VI James r. McNalIy
deceased, ass Of said sOHRIy, has been delivered TO
this sourt;
And whereas, Mary A NGNAlly has fled her De-
ttlsn, rsFreasAtias among other Ehings that said
James s. NsNalI dlsd IA said county on the ith
day OF October isst ESTATE and that said petitioner
Ia the StdeT ef SAD deceased, that no person IA
named IN saia lsst " aud testament the executor
thereof sha praying that the said instrument may
be admitted - PROBATE snd that letters Of admins
tratoa with The wiz annexed be 20 her issued there
on;
IL 10 ordered, tAst the proofs OF said instrument
aad tAe said pstttOa be heard before this Court at
tAs Probate szss in said county "a the sth day Of
December, A. D. 1874 Attea o'clock In the forenoon
Whsa AL concerned nay appear and contest the pro-
S1;s 81 saiG instFSnsaJ;
AEa ID farShey ordered. thas pHbEa notice OF the
sine Aad place q ssi1 hearing given TO all persons
Interested By publication " these orders for three
weeks GasoOsSively previous to said day OF hearing
In the DAILY 6LoBH, Newspaper printed aud pub
ishsd at Saint Paul N said county.
BY the Court wa. y. McGRORTY,
Isl Judge Of Probate.
AHssh FAASE ROszr. Jr.. Clerk. novI2-4w-wsd
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Judge of Probate.
Attest: FAM ROBERT Jr, Clerk. noyIs-4w-wed

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ -sE- District Court, Second Judicial District
Theodore 3. Myers, plaintiff against Marion NJ.
Ayers, defendant.
SUMMONS ron RELIEF.
The state Of AnResoia ~ the above named defendants
IsH are hereby sanmoRsi and required TO answer
ths complaint % the plAintR In the above entitled
action Waeh ia ale In the Office OF the clerk Of the
said eouFt, st ais e &c VI Saint Paul Minnesota and
10 serve eePy u year to said complaint on
The susseresrs Rt their OMes in the city of ST. Paul
in the eesatE ~ RsasSy, within twenty days after
the service q tAis sgAnsAs upon YOU exclusive OF
tAe cay Of such asrV10s and II you fail to answer
The sAid complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff In this action will apply to tho for the
relief demanded In the complaint
OBRIKN j. WILSON,
noVs-fV-vsa Plaintiffs Attorneys, st. Paul. MINI.
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Notice OF Mortgage Sale.

Whereas william Murphy snd Gsrstsa NJ Murphy.
Ms wife. inor;gagoTs. did duly execute and deliver
10 saraa Jane Hi, mortgage. certain indenture
o. mortgage. bearing date the 2iJh day OF June.
1915, whereby sad mort<agars did grant bargain,
sell and convey TO said mOriRrxcc her heirs and as
sisDa the foii1NinE described land and aDpaTte-
HaseeA JinS and being In the city " st. Paul county
- SaEsey and rsts sf Minzes0ta to-vis: the cast
ery sfT go fsst ~ six (sl slssk eighteen tis)
ever Hanaeirs sdsasr to st. Paul. accos ding 70
- SA easreof Al ress-d in the ~ q the Register
81 DeS@a n ssd for ceunpy Of Ramsey 20 secure
tae payne a q IRE II . o. AMI tasersst thereon
= tse rese os sgnL pr cent ger aaassn aSeordin
- .1Ieions o. eertlis pr ssory therein
eesertoeS watch said iadsasars cf nor, sc was on
We 1sse So 81 IHae. ts5s az y oeoek II Only re-
- -. - 50 once . - Register ~ Deeds n and
.sI 80 eosn . RAMSEY. IN Aeak 50 OF Mortgage
Are TSsrs,a ssit nSr,zsror, ata covenant and
eSfeo n 'iia r ysFHSs. Il osEs 81 foreclosure
ths 'asi .; JUcHty-eve 4 atrs vt,,.-., :. -
whereas defaE4g sss seer nasse IN - ,5,rt = -
80 N'''-ste y WRsR tas power 70 san has be-
some el4ife ADJ there IA doe IN aid mort
zsse a. IS zsts o. this aotiSo The F.- ~ 80 az
1 80 steTHey fsc a. aforesaid ADD ne s.rstoa or
2Te.eelns a. az ass ofsn Instituted TO recover the
deo. go al by said norts- 20 Gay part thereof
And vac Sst ssras Jsae Hill the nsortKa.s, .I,cys
named a rrw iras. On he day ct - tss-
ded iA-sa's'e. AZ CSrsTsh, Orange county New
lGek- sli 90 IAe iSsA s1y * Jaae ta,4 l.ttars - ~
nastr=tisi "a re eSSis chs5tss cred Is an ,.fs-s
which were o; TIA ssid Sarah Jaaa KIN v,rr- L.
Issued 70 Dlaisi 7 Hill Jr.. who Ia now the ai,.t.
istrNsor fheresf. sRa hentisass I'd csDy ~ bIs
appointment "a s1OA Sozs rzfOr was on tina 17th
day 81 October 1854 duly fled for record m rbs
oec OF the Re later OF Deeds In and for said county
n Ramsey.
Vow, thesefore, RStiee Is hereby given. that BUR
usnt 70 the power OF sale In said aSrtag cont aimed
and the ssa>H.e IN suea case made and provided,
fsid mortgage " Il be fOrse sssA by a sale Of the
ASr goEed premises Aforesaid toEeShsF with the APP
FHrtenanees thersUatO belonging or Ia Anywlse ap-
perlaihins VhleA sale viii - made public veRdue.
- sas hsseat Bidder fer sash By the sheriff OF said
anasT SONNY az the front DOOR OF tbs Office of the
REGISTER Of Decas, IA the city Of st. Paul, Ia the
cneaV o. Ramsey Aforesaid, the EIGHrEENTH
DAY OF De isRN 1854 10 o'clock ia the fore
nooA - Ssslsfy tbs amount then dus uDoR said mort
sage ana al legal eIne1ses
Dated OstsOer 28sh, Issi
DANIEL T. HILL, JR
AdninistTetor % the K1sats OF Sarah JanO Htu de-
ceased, MsrtEaces
sAHEORD SANYSs1. Asternsys for Administrators
81. Paul, Mlaa. oof29 we'd
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LiSs' PLAsrsBs fsn ELAoTEIe BATTERY CEN
bined with = PoRogs PLAsrnRlaad lauQh Al
pain. 2Be everywhere
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MINNEAPOLIS News.

The Minneapolis office Of the DAILY GLOBE has
teen removed to 2l3 Hennepin avenue, 5. !.
Clark, business manager Of the department.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28

TIE country misses those little kilograms tel
ling how Blaine spent the Sabbath.
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Potter Drug aud Chemical Co 10 stOn-

Fer the relief and
Prevention, THE In
SLANT 1T IL APPLIED,
OF Z he U mAtis n,
Neuralgia, SGi4ti a,
Coughs, Colds, Weak
Pa Z, Stomach. aAd
, ELS ShoeSiag
Psiss, NunhAess.
Ays.eFiR, FeRAis
Paias, PAlpi .ATiOa,
BysPspAiA, Liver
COHpiAiat, Bilious
Fever, Malaria, aud
uietamfca u.a Cor
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nanh@,. Dse-

tTesial Rspsrts from tie GLoHs Nanksto Office
EoVember "a.
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ETATE OF HIxNEBoTA. COUNTY OF POLK
- -SE. District CSurt Eleventh Judicial District.
Carl kretzseEmAr. plaintiff, against The Red Lake
Falls Milling Ead Lumber company, corporation,
defendant
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III. stat. of Mianss.ts ts the .sov. named defend

The state OF HiAnesOtE 10 the above named defend.
ant:
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint " the plaiAtLn IN the above entitled
action, which II Gled IN tks office Of the Clerk OF
the District oOHr OF the Eleventh judicial district
In and far the e0uHty vi Polk and OF Minnesota
and 10 serve eSRy Of yGur To said complaint
On the sabsOiber at his Office In the city Of Crook
stS0, N saiA ssuDty within twenty days after the
service Of this summons upon you. exclusive of the
day Of such service aud, II you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
TN in this action viii apply TO the for the relief
demanded IN the complaint.
Dated October 18th, A. D. 1884
p. a. DUFOUR.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Crookston, MINI.
SGt29-1W-wsd
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sAsFoaD SsANyesD, Attorneys for Administrator,
Sc. Paul, MIaa. oot29- yyed
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, TATE OF MINNESOTA, seENrr OF aAxszY

BASr.a. sxrrr Asrai.f,rsssr. ss~-sv.r
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"heress an iniirunSat in writing, purporting to
ths be last win and testament Of James n NcNslIv
deceased. lass Of saa county has been delivered to
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NTAFK oF NrENEsoTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- -ss In Pressts Court special term, November
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-01-11
True Words Well Said.

A father talking to his careless
daughter said want to speak to you
of your mother. 1t may be that you
have noticed careworn look upon her
face lately. OF course it has not been
brought there by any act of yours,
still it is your duty to chase it away. l
want you to get up to morrow morning
and get breakfast, and when your moth
er comes and begins to express her sur
prise, go right up and kiss her on the
mouth. You can't imagine how it will
her dear face, Besides you owe her
kiss or two. Away back when you
were little girl she kissed you when
no one else was tempted by your fever
tainted breath and swollen face. You
were not so attractive then as you are
now. And through those years of
childish sunshine and shadows she was
always ready to cure by the magic of a
mothers kiss the little dirty chubby
hands whenever they were injured in
those first skirmishes with this rough
old world And then the midnight
kiss with which sheroutcd so many bad
dreams as she leaned over your restless
pillow, have all been on interest these
long years. OF course she is not so
pretty and kissable as you are, but if
you had done your share of the work
during the last ten years, the contrast
would not be so marked Her face has
more wrinkles than yours-far more
and yet if you were sick that face
would appear more beautiful than an
angels as it hovered over you watch
ing every opportunity to minister to
your comfort, and every one of these
wrinkles would seemto be bright wave
lets of sunshine chasing each other ovel
the dear face. She will leave You one
OF these days. These burdens, if moi
lifted from her shoulder, will break hel
down. Those rough, hard hands, tha
have done so many unnecessary things
for you, will be crossed upon her life
less breast, Those neglected lips that
gave you your first baby kiss will be
closed forever, and those sad tired eyes
will have opened in eternity, and thel
you will appreciate your mother, but i
will be too late.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-01-11
A City With 5000 Lawyers.

The 5000 lawyers of New York city
embrace many ranks, classes and con
ditions. Less than one-half the num-
Der enjoy a competence, hut there are
many who make immense sums every
year. Some of the "shister" lawyers
men who know nothing of law and
practice only in the Police Courts
realize as much as $4,000 year.
Dickerson and Dickerson, patent law
yers, have made $5,O00,OO0. Their
present income is $4,000 year
Frederick w. Belts, also a patent law
yer, has an annual income of S25,O00 a
year. Roscoe kling probably makes
100000 year. The firm of which
William NJ, Evarts is a member
Evarts, Southmayd S Choate-do q
business of about $4,000 a year, Mr
Evarts is supposed to be worth about
half million. David Dudley FielC
has made Sll,000,000 out of his pro
fession. In the Tweed suits he received
100000. Lord, Day & Lord, received
fee of $4,000 in the Hicks,
Lord suit. Their income is about sos,
600. General Roger A. Pryor started
in New York after the war without {
dollar and now has an income of $40,
600. The Condert brothers do larg
practice for foreigners and make 500,
900 a year.