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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-21
From Hon. w. II. II. Bingham

MONTPELIER, VT, January 4, 1873
Col. NJ. X. PAINE-Dcdr sir II wish to GER
tify to the beneficial effects of celery Com
pound.n | used Il bottle last summer, and it
worked like u charm, and have another bot
tie at my command. for use this winter, if
needed. can checrfully say it fills the bill,
and its effect is all that Won recommend
Truly yours, w. II. II. BINGHAM,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-21

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-21

Col. NJ. X. PAINE-Dedr Sir: ! would
pound has done my wife. Last spring she
remedies gaining but little relief through
c. NJ. COlburn, | concluded to try Celery
commended, for one bottle completely Ct
are suffering from dyspepsia to give G.
regret it. Very truly yours,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-21
From Hon, Hiram Harlow.

WINDSOR, VT, July ~, 1895.
Cor. NJ. X. PAINE Dear sir: ! have used
your CELERY COMPOUND in my famil several
months past with excellent effect, and it gives
me pleasure to state that think it can be rec
commended as doing all that you claim for it.
In fact my acquaintance with you as an apoth-
ccary for more than thirty-fOllr years past
would give me full confidence in any mcdi-
cine of your manufacture.
Respectfully yours, HIRAM HARLOW.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-21
Col. NJ. X. PAISE-Dedr Sir:

Last fall was completely used up with RI
COMPOUND mixing with each bottle a ouuc
cases, the result was satisfactory, ii cured m
usual. ! think you deal Very squarely wi
ticle that you use in making the Compound /
not do Hoping you may have the success "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-21

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-21
From G. NJ Coburn, Esq, the well known commercial t
of Wells. kichnrdsOn X 90. BurlingtOn. VI:

$50 COL, NJ X. PAiNE-DeT Sr:-AttGr "A thorough trial
family would say consider valuable preparation
wife for several has been sufferer from diseased
through night severe nervous headache &c After using fl
is better than for ten Hoping other sufferers
wife has from your preparation remain yours very trul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-07

Der @labifOne's Ssa@siebisteit 70 bitter
perartbeilte, befolsen wirb, 10 en- n wirtli9
ber oben anse6eutete gorfaQ eintritt.
t1eber bic BiIsuns bes neuem
Gonsoftaates wirb aus Brafel sei9ries
ben: rDie uon bem &5nise pon gelsiem
einseieste Direction bes7, @onsoifaates bat
ibr Prosramm nuumebr In sroBen 3asen
fetsefteIt. Sc befebt aus brei 9beilem.
y poIitii@e Organization bss neuen
Staates. y anpFan3uuseu an benz l1ns
tersG Congo unb Anlesuns uon Mari9rous
ten. 81 grbauuns elmer Giienbabn Lungs
Der Rataraete bes Congo. 9at bisber bic
grfOri@uns bes Congo, bic NnIesuns
Der Stationen u. I. 10. bic Summe pon Is
Millionen Tranes, ,ueI@e ber RSnis aus
ieinen priuatmitteIn sewdbrt bat, setoiiet,
70 ptrb fortab Der neue Staat NIT Mus=
uabme ber gerwaItunsssoRen nur iol9e
Nussaben MAIDEN, ,ueI9e Ginnabmen ers
mOslt@ep. Die GiioeiatiOu in ibrer neuen
giseni@aft aIs Staat uirb nur bic politis
i@e 8erwaItuns, bic Grri9tuns elmer ses
nasenben pOIi3ei, turs bic seiammte poIis
tii@e griffens aus eisenen Mitteln beifreis
ten, aber bic Gusbeutuns bss Congo, Der
GnpFan3unsem, ber 8erswerte Yripaten
ober @eieai@aften iberIaiien. Tim bas
l1uternebmen nit aller gorii9t su besins
men, iollen aund@ft an seeisneteu Stelen
bes l1ntersg Congo srOBere geriu9e nit Mns
pFansunsen seu,a@t werbeu. Ser Blan
if, na@ unt mad mebrere tauienb 5ectare
in gifta, in Bona gu euItiuiren, bann na9
giui su seben unb, iobalb bic giienbabn
fertissefelIt iein wirb, bic Mnfeblunsen
na@ 9eopoIbuille aus3ubebnen. grit wers
ben bic Raitensesenben euItiuirt unb bann
S@ritt far S@ritt wetter IN bas Snnere
uorsebrinsen. Auf bieie Weiie werben bic
MittsI bes ueuen Staates ni9t 3u iebr ans
aeipannt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-07
TeleSrap9tf&e 9epef&ett.
Deuti d Lamb.

Berlin, 2s. Stunt. Cine ioI9e &C.
i9dftsffiue, rpie iie se9enwdrtis an Ser bies
fisen BSrie berri9t, 1T felt benz 2ra4 i'm
Mai 1873 ni@t uebr baseweien. Do4 1T
bic ausemeine Sttmu,uns ber 85rie tros
Der Mrbeiters Musffdnbe unb Der unglnifis
gen grnteberi@te eine fefe. Sn ben Illus:
fubr. Bere9nunsen wir6 Der @eiammters
tra9 ber e,iropdii9en Wei3eterute In bies
fem Sabr UNI Elm 3ebntel 1iebriser anses
iest, als ber poridbrise. Die Steiser,ins
ber @etreibe3SlIe In Deuti9lanb bat Be-
reits 3u elmer grbSbuns ber Brotpreiie ses
fabrt. Sn ben, Beri@te Der 3ittauer 6ans
belstommer ipieselt fi1 bic ausemeine
&Iase, baB bic beuti9en WIblenbeiiser
unter benz Orude bes 3olles leiben, ab.
Sn ben rbeinii9en unb weitpbdIii4en gts
isnwerten iinb bic @ei4dfte leblos. Oie
!6ittenbsiiser baben bei@lofen, bic Yros
button ein3ui@rdnfen unb ,uenn bic 8abl
ber MuftrdSe ni@t 3unimmt, ben 8etrisb
ein3uifeuen. Die Yetroleumbdnbler i'm
norbweifli9en Deuti4Ian6 baben um bic
grmdBisuns ber giienbabnsS sSra@ten fir
Yetroleum als bas einaise Weittel gum
S9ute bes ameritanii9en 9etroleums se:
gen ben Wsitbewerb bes ruiiii@en Napbtba
na@seiu4t.
Berlin, 30. Suni. Oie Raiierin
Muguifa bat benz &aiier Wilbelm In GINS
beute wieber einen Beiu9 abseifattet. Ser
Raiier ma@t in Der 9emefuns JOrti@ritte.
Trantfurta. 3d., 30. Stunt. Ser
Yro3eB wiber ben S9ubma9sr 2ieste pes
gen Der am IL. Gebr. ftattsebabten unb ans
9ebli9 pon ibm perlbten grmorbuns bes
BoIi,eibirectors &umpff bierieIbf, bat
beute besonnen. Na1 ieiner Nerbaftuns
ma@te Qieste einen Selbifmorb 0eriu4.
Ser grmorbete &umpff bate Bel ber Mufs
bedlns Der 0eri@p6run9 3ur grmorbuns
bes &aiiers Wilbelm BEL @elesenbeit Der
ginweibun9 beS 9iebermalb. Denfmals cine
berporrasenbe &oqe seipielt unb mar am
Mbenbe bes srudbnten Cages pon 3wei
DoI&iti@en In bas 9ers setro fen, auf Der
Strabe por ieinem 9auie tobt aufsefuns
ben porben. Man slaubte pon pornbers
Elm, baB Der Morb cine &a9stbat pon Mns
ar@iiten, su benen 2ieste seb0rt, seweien
iei.
Berlin, 80. Stunt. Ser brauni4weis
glide 9anbtas bat beute In sebeimer Si,s
juns bic brauni@weisii@e Gbronfolses9lns
gele9enbeit beratben unb benz Yernebmen
mad bic Gbronaniprl@e bes Sersoss uon
Cumberland uerworfen.
Srantfurt a. W., /. Suli. Ser
Mnar@iit 2iesse 1T pesen Der Grmorbuns
bes poliseiratbs &umpii gum GObe uerurs
tbeilt rporten.
.Bertin, l.. SuIi. Der bur9 ben
Cob bes 6elbmari&alls .. Wanteuffel ers
lebiste Soften beS Stattbalters pon gls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-07
Sabr8an9 IA. 9nbuqne, Sppa 9enfag, ben Snl 1885.

9nbuque, Soma, Silent
per In BSbmen bic Stabt gilien beiu@en
unb uon bort 3u Anfans bes September 3u
mebrtdsisem aufentbaIte na9 Rei9fabt
beseben, no slei@3eitts aud bic 2aifer
DiIbeIm unb aIeranber III. ein3utrefen
sebenten. Dab ber 9estere biesmal mics
ber ber @aft bes bdnii@en 6ofes fein wirb,
f@eint sewiB. Cont warbe bie @adreiie
bic seeisnetite @eIesenbeit 3u einem Abs
FEEDER na& g6bmen bieten. MSsli5, bab
aud &aiier @iIbeIm, Der, wie auidbrli4,
au@ biesmal wieber @aitem beiu@en wirb,
auf Der Radreiie bic beiben anbern 2aiier
besrabt.
Sn 9euti@lanb tritt bic Spaltuns In
ben ioeiaIbemotratii@en Reiben INNER mebr
gu Gage, bod bdlt es nod i@wer ber Sa@e
auf ben @runb 3,i seben, ba bic Motiue
nod nt@t nar 3u Gage treten. @ie es
i@eint, Fat ber ginf1uB, ben BebeI auf bie
@enoiien bate, ben Neib Der anbern Sub
rer errest, unb bic ioeiaIiftii9e @ruppe TIM
O..''s.aS sa.s. %au w. y @ .uas' :. W. a09 ''s"
Irs., !."s. 80 ,s"rSs SeIAs'. wv wv O'r W
y'aYps ~ IN uai , M pOpp.". pE's s.~usl.a ". l0u
.s. aS.'S'9s. gsr s"sl'ab D'siss 'r lg'Ol' auIs
1870 Ne Uay..'. 49,, s.''DsSs" ~''O.", u"O
~ v.a'S.aue su''s .r NV" - e. a''' "1 a'e'0'
sa..a.''.. a.S r - .y"". ~ "u"DasSa
o'"S '"', :" SD'usO'",D''a'." Sa''
Is" p's e'~a''aas1" aaI 0es e'ae"' o'e oe'
,a'S.."S." ~ vs. u''Os'a Se"., D's :"
~. s.'I'u'.'.' saI''s..a w .,m v,,.o's'as se'
'"aY'' u''0'" '.'s"' ".'ss '''A"''
JnDeutl @lano !r man ausensetn
oer "nr@t, Dap trdntret@ troe Der sf'es
oerlase oe xanslon et's:n auBsrlt sanlttsen
T1'soensoersras mtt Sena aosel@'ofen
pat. Sie'e SLATER lpre@sn seraoesn DO"
etner sroBen SrranSenl@aff, ~aereno a'''
oere 5war ese S@atenletfen nt@t auBer
A9t 'ailen, ote S'9tletten aoer filr aber'
wtsssno salten. ~ lesteren sebort ote
rTrantfarter Sfs." we!@e 1@retbt: .sSte
3err .. Sre9etnet tn oe'oen fran1ofi@eH
1ansnlern m'tt1e'!fe, ~ am 8. Junt tn
Etentfn Der Tr'eoen 5Dti4en Irantrei@
uno Setna sel@lonen, 10 pat Der Sr'eSs3us
fano aptl@en eesoen Ne'@en, oer tlber
ops' Jasre oaaerte, ietn snoe erret@t.
Oer enos''fse Ssrtras bat n'e prdItmts
nar'en IN n'e9reren Enntten usrdnoert, bic
Grteoensoeotnsnnsen ttno allo autbentiidb
no9 nt@t oetannnt; oo@ TT 10 ptel sewib,
oaB o'e 6ransolen san3 Eonttn erbalten
peroen, uno oaB t9rem 3anoel gum erften
weale o'e ret@e @metl@e proptn5 s)ansaan
eronnet wtro. 0err .. Trepetnet bat fetne
belonoere SorStalt oarauf perueneet, a''
etnem eanernoem Grtsosn 3u selansen, iuO
3u o'eiem Swede eat e alles persnteoen,
mas 3u peri@teoenen MnsIesunsen Verans
lalluns seoen, uno lonlst ben xetm ju tanfs
Ittsen Serwarfn'1len entealten tonnte, ebenfo
TT e mdB'S ano perlopnltd9 anfSetreten,
oamtt nt3t et'pa Der Gr'eoensuertras bios
oaju oteHe, es''en ottenen Tetno tn ets
nc" sese'"e" ~ D.,~a"0s.a: ~ pest
ID" Ute9cWe' Ie"e ~oPW1 er1eIgl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-07
pretfe Ger 2ln3eieert-

.y$sS$sSS
Sober 3ou Der Spalte per Sabr .. .$16SO
Nonate $1,000
3 Wonate : o.
2oeaI Nott3ett.
Sfr iebe 3eile grepier, ober bereu Ralius, bs
erfemal 10 Gents, bic na9hen Wale 5 Gents.
Seiratbs= unb Sobesanseisen nit Grind
$3.50, obne Sprud $1.00.
aaawdrtise au,eieex miHeu Soraxsbsiahlt NE eeH-
an;eisen iir Yicnies, sotterien, @lldsEnls
&C., Die benz Settle Der tatb. Stride smwiber, fs.
ben feline aufnabme.
Mnset8en fenSe uean fpdtetfeHD'
@onta8 Ror8en et1.
Job=2lrbeiten alIer 2lrt prompt unA-
billis aussefdhrt.
cfHee Der ,,@aSette":
Gde Der 6. uno JomasStraee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-07

6eiratbs= unb sobesansei9en nit gyrn&
$3.50, obue Sprud $1.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-07

iaBs2otbrinsen lit abseidaiit worben. DeI
Befeblsbaber bes Is. Mrmeesgorps is<r=
nimmt in ben &et@slanben ben miIit6ri=
f9en Oberbefebl, rudbrenb bic birserliS3c
0erwaItuns uon Berlin aus seleitet mer=
ben wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-07

Siir iebe 3eile grepier, ober beren Raiius, b
erftemal 10 Gents, bic nd9fen Wale 5 Genes.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-06-20

rho msgatflrent Fro Pc - Of th
Us. ella szravet Wtntag
Com pn"y.
ts.l' Lake Tribune

ts,l' Lake Tribune.l PA
The Salt Lake Stockholders Of the o.
ceola Gravel Mining Company, who went
to Osceola last week to witness the fret
cleanup, returned on the 10th inst. J. r.
Walker. one Of the party, was acco-ted
by Tribune reporter soon after their ar.
rival. and kindly gave full account of
the trip and the progress that is being
made with the hydraulic monitor.
No clean up was was made while the
Salt Lake men were there as the bedrock
has not yet been reached, and until it is
reached it will be impossible to get the
coarse gold which sinks down in the
rocks. The clean up will probably not
be made for some weeks.
Both Mr.. Walker and Mr.. Lawrence
pronounce the new ditch the finest they
have ever seen. 1t 10 seventeen miles in
length, including mile Of fumes, and is
supplied with water from i've streams.
These streams flow from high range Of
u ountains, upon which snow remains
during the entire summer. and the water
supply, therefore, will not he materially
decreased during the summer months.
The ditch Is at present carrying 1000
inches Ut water aud 500 inches more are
available. The bed Of the ditch is hard
gravel cement. which holds the water
admirably. Its construction cost in the
neighborhood of 500, 900.
The free Of the stream thrown upon
the gravel banks is said to be terrific, as
500 inches OF water. with a fall OF $50
feet. is forced through a 6tinch nozzle.
A small monitor will SOON be put in
operation below the large one, az the
water can be u .tSl q second or q third
time. provided there is any placer ground
below it. Mr.. Walker states there is a
large tract of good placer ground below
the present workings. and the company
owns altogether ahout 1000 acres.
While the Salt Lake party were there
a temporary sluce hux was constructed
and eight men were set to work shovel
ing dirt into it. They worked four
hours, and sixteen pennyweights Of gold.
or nearly 81 To the man. was the result.
When it is considered that the monitor
brings down ton Of dirt as quickly as
man can lift shovelfull. that there is an
unlimited supply Of water aud almost in
exhaustihle gravel banks which are rich
in gold, there seems to be no reason why
wealth should not roll into the Golfers Of
the Osceola stockholders. All Of the
gentlemen who went down are entirely
satisfied with the prospects Of the enter
prise.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-06-20

vrAvrv. nerrDgD TO CLOSE OUT NY
II business in Ploche, viii sell nv enti-e
~ X. cnu.ietisg ~ the dn@st Wines snd
Tiau n. . ri~ty of Bitters snd cordisl.. Eng
lish Ala aud Prser CrsbArplr and Oregon
ohampag 70 Cid r. rnrea me Billiard T,hies.
AID . los Of other sslcon- fixiurss ~nt Furnt
tura ,,s, two s. 49, rilt n a MsFArlaud's
make b III Fire and Blu Civ Prhd; one s.740
aud ON no pounds. will = II rverythi 4 It
very low prices snd IN quantitie. IN suit rnr
chsn.rs l, % men aud fsui,lies OF outside
districts will pleaAe take nottcs Country
CHAs. STEIN.
All Who are indebted viii do we'll 10 coming
forvnrd end Kettle before the ist OF Nay q
intend to leave on or about that day. -
. Aim ChAs. brEiN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-06-20

"A n averiek" 10 the cowboy teI - Spr
the calf Belonging 10 ano ther man ~ -
which you vt year brans 6rst. "a
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-06-20
AND pASAcA DOTS

~ g. -, "as SA"'' e''
- ~ Wy IT. ILL.,. ~ p', I'M aasus
70" '''''' ''s ''' '"' ''''''" u"''s'
Charley the Milk Boy got knocked out
again during tne week. the victor this
'''"' 'o"e '''' SO"o'y VI '"e " a'"'
A brother and nephew Of Billy Gull
yerwell's arrived in Bullionyille last week
from Auc1'anu, NE" Zealand.
When a tenderfoot imagnes that he
has patent OH human knowledge he be.
comes an obnoxious personaoe in anv
community on this coast Builionyille il
at present b1rdened with one Of those
young men.
Charles CuIverwell and family departed
on Thursday for Panguitch Lake.
The cats in Panaca possess sweeter
vo;ces than III. fsm.,,s 20 pu,,;o.;,,.
Thsv scraaoh. do,, s ';'',e VI Du'''0n''''e'
's'
It is rumored that quite number Of
Piochers intend coming IN celebrate the
Fourth at Dutch Flat.
ing week, hut il has been on that limb so
Long that It Is doubtful II 1t will come OF
!" a"' 80" o'' '"e ''s"' 'ne'
In honor OF Miss Dodie Craw, who has
heen visiting friends 10 Panaca, dance
S,'art t.s, az avs .ne s'en'e Vi "rs' "
oa' o""rch 'a'Rers are giving US a rest
on tine many virtues OF the harem. Per-
haps ths is due to the instructions re-.
ceived from the authorities al Salt Lake
City. WIN are beginning to realize the in.
evitable fate Of their leacherous bobby
polygamy.
~,
~ looks as 'nousn our OLD buck menu
hers OF the church never wish to get to
heaven. They say that a man can only
get to heaven through % ,lypamy. vet
they do not enter into polyuamv. Far.
sissfTSe. YOU odd frauds. Won arc nat At Il,
be members Of the great aud good Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter.iay Saints
You are setting our Young men Of panaca
bad example.
-
CATTLE THIEVES IN URuGUAY. -"Cat.
s,e thieves in the lind WHARF 7 ra;se
'.oos sa'" "oh'ev'aeo ca.''e'o'eeder
Visiting New York. have discovered a
new and ingenious mode Of distinguishing
Their booty. Last autumn lost several
head, and half dozen times l and my
men. with the mounted policemen, came
u W. H,' .h sne 'h'eve' ana saw Win tnem
Nv 'nss Nne~ q. once were NINE;
~ .. v.anu va On 'nem ". NIB ana
hoa;as IN. VI we'o s a,, ~ ~ Wy
-. s"s. - Hu.o ~ou. Ane sn''
msc, h., ono .'S Th ~ Sa sne " esery re-
$500. J IT, "o n'rns orancneu an-
ed up these dropped toward the ground,
az" o'.en one polnted forward and the
snd .be o,h.r .nv y, A." ~ "m .,h '"e ky
ths drnv.r ss;.i ~. ~ -: w.
r,I,vsr,. ;n;,;a,. IT, US .. vSa VI n'' en''
ta;niv n;ns III as,,,J
them and I w.. ohI;',sa ~ ~ ~ss. ~
.aSen away Inc tnieves had kept the
,m ,"rI' w,sPpen IN pol',ces OF boiling not
twisted md Tins Jss,ro,sd H. s " ~
IDENTITY Ths horrs :o,,r ' hs,Ssn.s
when The HANDBAGS. we're renewed 7
have been told that ths tr;cL W.. in.
vented h. Rns.;an csttls ,h;svss -"
Woop Dervrse -Rsl.,;vs 10 Tho ri,
wood drive now n,,,;na dowr C.r.oe
river IN E,n,;r. al n.u.. a..
V ~ '"' sAs "'"
S"ur,e. says; me rear o. sam Longa,
uauens WOOD nr've reacheu the mead Of
There are thirty men with the rear Il
the drive. Owing to the raw, colt
Ma "eas"er, ~ mas oeen very d'sagreeaoie
p'e's " WITS
SAM SroDpARD writes up from Cali.
foruja that he ba, placed himself undsr
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-06-20

A WISE MuLE.--The Shasta county
tCal.) Democrat says, While the builders
Of the trail up Squaw creek were at work
few days ago following the grade stakes
set by the locating engineers, = tn uls at
tsched tn the working party was oh.
served TO cast his eye along the line Of
stakes and then suddenly leave the trail
and out across to = new point some yards
ahead. He was followed, and to tn . sur
prise Of the workmen il Was discovered
That the instinct Of the animal Ia d led
him TO choose an easier grade this n the
one marked out by the engineers. The
boys gave the mule three cheers al I'd in,
stalled him chief engineer Of the gra do.
7, REsIARKAsLE GoLp DISCOVERY The
discovery by Peter Shsrer and 9 Gorge
Radler Of gold in quartz on the acuth
bank If Salt Creek, about two Milei
above Rsdding, CAL, bids fair to xceet
in richness any discovery ever ps DO il
the State. IL not any known disct 'vsry
Pisoss OF the quarts 6ve inches loni ant
four inc hes wide, and from one 10 thrs
inches thick arc taken out contu inini
mora geld than quartz.
SS--s
"A "a avsrick" 10 the cowboy teI - r
Al. -s1H k-1~-~j.- - =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-12-03

JAY n NoHrnrr. Receiver
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-16
NOTICE.
-Estqte Of BarnaBas L. adams, Deceased
NOTICE

-Estdte Of Bafndbds L. adams, Deceased.
NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PURsU-
i ance of an order ofthe Probate Court of
the County of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah,
made on the 3lst day OF March, A. D. 1885, in
the matter of the estate of Barn bas L.
Adams, deceased, the undersigned, Admin
lStratrix of said estate, will sell at private
sale to the highest bidder. for cash, and sub
lect 10 confirmation by said Probate Court,
On or after the 18th day of April, 1885, all the
right, title and interest of the said BarnabaS
IA Adams, at the time of his death, and all
right, title aud interest of said estate in and
20 certain lots and parcels of ground situate
IN said County of Salt Lake, bounded and
described as follows: Lot one Q), block
thirteen (lS). plat "B. salt Lake City survey,
situated in the First Ward. Lots five ~, six
90, seven "a, eight (S), and twenty CO., block
three (S) plat "a" five acre survey, Salt
take County. Lot fourteen (14). block fonr
~, plat a" five acre survey, Salt Lake
County. Also the following, subject to the
isfe estate therein of Julia A. Adams. Lots
one ~, two (2), three (5) and four (4). in
block twelve (12), plat "B," Salt Lake CITY
survey, situated in the First Ward, and con
aiming FIVE acres.
Terms: Cash Bids to be in writing and
nay embrace any or all of said parcels, and
- be deliyered'o
MRS. JULIA A. ADAMS,
705 Eighth South St East,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Corner Seventh East and Eighth South
streets. az
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FULL DIPLOMA COURSES IN,
Literature, Music & Ar

Practical lessons given in Domestic Eeo COZ
omy and Cookery Riding School IN c Olt1rps
ton with the college. FORTY SCHoLAkS,ihaiiii,y
of the value of from s25 to 500 annual -rsici
awarded by competition, eighteen OF WIZ. Nm
are open to competition at the SeptenluoSS -ssr
trance Examinations Terms per schoOl I'm; Sr
Board, laundry and tuition, lnci 4 Id.
the whole English course, ancient an1 s5 55Y 70
ern languages and calisthenics, IRON 00nl. I-;d
$500; Music and Painting extra cot.i'5inr
rate payment one year i'll advance, ln l,~s and
with the above piano and vocal nlu nor an
painting from $500 to 500. Junior - De II
ment Pupils admitted from the agf ,saeh,
Special department for the training o. .i tI tbs
ers; teachers registry in connection , VIZ and
College. Professional staff OF E19g3I lsib to
European reputation. Liberal rea 1-,s illus.
the daughters of clergymen. FOR IteILls;c1iars
trated circular, free, and further pSf'i'
address. ,-;rcipsl,
REV. E. NJ. ENGLISH, n. A, PrinciP''
Hellmuth Ladies College,C,ns ds.
Next term opens September lSth' 1907
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Saturday, Dec. Goth, 1884,
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STANDARD MOUNTAIN TINE.

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ing at Salt Lake at $40 pm.
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Handsome and spacious buildings Of bflcI
and stone standing in 15o acres of land Desg'
tifully situated in most healthy and prom
Thames. Four hours by rail from Nlsgan
Falls and Detroit, ON through route between
east and west. The aim of the founder u
this college is to provide the highest me 4s.
leetual and practically useful education ~.
whole system is based upon the sou1 lls;.
PROTESTANT principles as the only OasN
for the light formation of character. ri
FRENCH is the language spoken IN tne VV'
lege. .J
Music a specially under the direcnon I Il
W. Waugh Lauder, Gold Medalist, ana pup III
of the celebrated Able List; and gradua'eV'
Leipsic Conservatoire, etc, etc. ,,-o,o,.
PAINTING specially, under the Hile toon
ship of F. r. Seavey, Artist OF BuroPe'A
Schools of Art.