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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17
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faufte in einem @eiddft in Der *s* ItraBe
elm Gtid 2ebermurft, Die ibm bahetla
aber burd @erud. @eidmaf unb Nus-
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er lie nidt aB. tpobl aber elmer ndbereu
l1nteriuduns pertb belt. 9ieSe ersab,
haB Die @urft su mebr als iedlsia &rp.
aus sertnsem Tals (Darmfett beitano:
BON pirflider Sober fnno iid nur eiue
perl6winoenbe Spur (etna 10 biz "
8ro5ent). Ser &eit idien aus anrios.
felmebl, Sbmeriont II. ber9l. 81 beiie.
ben. Sluf ben bpben Setti9feitsaebait
lpefulirenb, sOs Der ~betrOsene &dufer ais
erfinoeriide &Upf einen 9odt burdb DIR
@urit unb oinoete iie at. Ser 8eriud
ersab einen aberraidenben grfois; Die
9an5e @urF nerbrannte anerbinss Mnter
gntipidelua9 zines infernalii6en @eru.
DIES = NIT beleu6tenoer Slamms, III
einen seriasfisisen &eit Suliidlafeno.~
Soften etna Die 2eipSiaer hire Burlt
fir ben @sport nod &uBlano fabra.
I5iren?
Cine Gnefbote tpel6e einerIaits Die
fpoblpoaenoe NadIidt, anberieits Ben
Sumor Safer @ilbelms beSeust, uno
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ldnoil9en 8l6tter. Safer @ilbelm
belt Dot einisen iSabreu IN Born
vgerde". @iner Der SfT;iese, ipelhe
porsete0t purben, mar Dem Safer nid)s
befanut seueleu, unb Der Soiutant, Der
iib porber informirt bate, fiiiterte bent
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meiiter %bef6roert iporoen." Ser &a,ier
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~sratulirte linn aur 8ef6roeruns gum
Gittmeiiter. Starr Dor freuoisemS bref
elf Der 10 Ipoitropbirte, Der nod nidt
on Der &elbe mar. &ittmeiIter 5u iuer<
ben, nit Der Welouns gum Gpmmun
beur, baB linn Die Gbre wieoerfabreu
lei &c. Ser @ummanpeur eilt gum Ne<
%iutanten, uro ba itellt es iib benr berais;
oaB Der Iojutant ben dlteren, Den gum
&ittmeiiter %bef6rbertem 8ruoer oes jim.
gen OfiiSiers, nit bieiem oerWe6iett
bate. &eumitbis beidtete Der GoW.
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la1e1te hulbuoa nnb iaste: rGun ba ih
Serrn Ms. gum &ittmeilter sratulirte,
muB er's !pobl ble,ben." - Sor fursem
war rGour" BEL Sofe. Ser ioeben gum
Maior bsiOroerte, jeoo6 nod als Sanpis
; mann eridienene Serr D. y. ,pirS benz
&aiier porseitelt uno Der I%oihtant flu:
, fert benz &aiier su: ,Speben Gum Ma
!. por bef6roert." 2d6elno orebt lid Dec
,, &aiIer nm unb last edit 8erlineriih:
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: mehr rein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17
(First insertion June 8. 1851
Notice Of Sale BY Advertisement

Default having been made in the conditions Of
8 certain mortgage deed duly executed ana
delivered by Lambert Schultz and Crecentla
Schultz his wife as mortgagors to the North
western Manufacturing and Car Company as
Mortgage, dated on the 26th day of February
1888, and recorded in the Office of the Register
of Deeds in and for the County of Stearns,
State of Minnesota, on the 9th day or Marcn
1888 at ten o'clock A. NJ. in Book "P' OF
Mortgages on Page 522; and the said mortgage
and debt secured thereby having been duly
assigned, sold, transferred, set over ana delivered
TOE. s. Brown rs Receiver of the property and
effects of the said Mortgage for the 6enent OF us
Judicial District of said State, a duly certified
copy of which order is duly recorded. in the office
Of the Register of Deeds in and for said County
Of Stearns on the 18th day Of May A. ID. 1873
n Book Sc" of Miscellaneous ut pages
207, POS and 2O9, upon which mortgage and debt
there is claimed to be due and Is dueat the date OF
(S93l) dollars; and that no action or proceeding
has been instituted at law or in equity to re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage or any
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in said mortgage, and OF the
Statute in such case made and provided, the said
mortgage will be foreclosed by q sale OF the mort
gagged premises therein described, which sale
will be made at the front door of the Court House
in the City of st. Cloud, in said Stearns County ON
Saturday the 18th day Of July 1885 at three O'Clock
P. NJ. to satisfy the amount which shall then
be due on said mortgage, and the costs OF
sale together with the sum of FIFTY dollars,
attorneys fees, as stpuiated IN sara mortSasS ~
attorneys fees in case of foreclosure thereof. Inc
premises described in said mortgage and to be
sold as aforesaid are the following tract, piece OF
parcel of real estate lying and being situated IN
the County of Stearns described as follows to VII:
The East half of the north east quarter, ana norm
west quarter of the north east quarter and the norm
east quarter of the north west quarter OF seclon
number ten QO) in Township number one hundred
twenty five (125) of Range thirty one (3l) con.
tanning 100 acres, according to The government
survey thereof.
Dated ST. Cloud, Mimi, May Goth 1885.
Z. s. BROWN, Receiver
of Northwestern Mfg. & Car Co.,
Assignee of Mortgage
JAS. r. BENNETT Jr., Attorney.
MATTHIAS MICKEY.
Sheriff of Stearns County, Minn. a.
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|. Die 8itoeriprade, in melder iih
Die e9ten 8erliner aus5uoriidet lieben
bradte neuli6 ielbit einen @eri6tsprd
libenten in 8erlesenbeit. geo, wtt
muBten u~nieren @aul bod nal faltern"
erSdblte Der cine Der Inaetlasten. Damn
fubr er, tuie bOrtise 8ldtter mittbeiIeu,
II. q. fort: n@lr baben ben Serl 10 nit
Petroleum besOiien, oaB man blOB einen
9O6t bur6Sieben braudte, bumit er
brannte." Ser Srdiioent lann cine j5sit
iiber ben bunflen Sinn oieier Worte .,ad
unb iaste bann: rSie wollen uns bod
ni6t auf5ieben?" Die critic Gsheblume
io1te ndinli9 eineGintehr untermsas DR.
beaten, Die auelte cine tii6tlse 0urd.
priselung elmer Berion.
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0er WorOHern.

marine &diten ldet. Die 9ffan5en gut alb
bdrtet, i'm Mai cuf Elm gut bereitetes,
sesdnstes 8ett oerpflanst i'm Nbltauo
BON etDa d SUB, lber Sswmer Sic n6z
tbise 8earbeitums, mie SSaten, 8ebaden,
@ieBen niht uernabldifist unb etpa
@litte September ben &opf ausbridt.
baptit ii6 Die @eitenlproaen beiier aus-
biGben, i'm enbli9 i'm Serbite in tiefe
@rnben Doer i'm Seller eini9ldst, 10 lift
baNen san5e 8ebanoluns. fertis. 8eiz
laaFg lei tier bemerft, baB ntemals
Die ,Seitenbl1tter bas 3oIenfobls
o5sel6nitten merben oirien, neil
bias ftets auf Soften Tor. Sproiien &c.
Idiebt.
Rod gar man6es anbere @emi1e,
Die ). 8. 8leidieleris;. Sparselialat,
arousfobl, S9war5mw5eln uno bsl.,
warbe, uenn abiued le1ps, sepIanSt, fort
Udbreuo Semitic fir bsa3Sil9 uno ben
Marft liefern.
Sol6erseitalt iorseah unb arbettenb,
tpirb ieoer @emiiesartsn ieinen ei9enen
Slid, pie aud ben ieiner 8unben bas
san5e Sabr binourbmit @emiie Der.
i6iebener Qrt oerlebeaaf6nner.
8iebpeioen. - 8ei Der 8enuts
Jung Der @eibe beoGate man folsenos
Sunfte: Saure ober an ytdiie leibenss
8eioen milien ebetSo notbwenois ent'
iudIert tueroen, tpis. aneere an oiefaH
Sebler letbenbe 9dESereien, ba lie ionli
idlebte Order ~lieSeru. Nuf naiien gsei'
ben fann fein 8isb irsenb pelder Iri
sebeiben, unb Dos Sunsuieb friBt au'
benielben ben &sim gum uerOerben ii
iid bineiu. rnssb6risfeiten, als 90 iint
9iiteln, Oornea, Woos &C. iino allidbr
lid iorsiam gu beleitisen. 9as @eioe
lanb muB itets in boiler &raft arbaltel
weroen, es 1T Sesbalb-mo n6tbis nit
seei9neten StOHen, 3. $. I'M Gpatberbit
nit Sau9e nnb seitts I'M Srabiabr Mi
t Ifbe, GuB. &ali, &ulf, GompDit, fette
J @roe su ii~hsroin9en. Sc muB refine,
Srinfmaiier in binreibenber Mense il
, ooer an Der 8eioe itets pOrbanben lein
F, benin leibet bas &ieb Surl Il, Ober faul
es II 81 i6le6tem @aiier ~selansen, f
i6last aud Die bette 8eibe ntdt on
: Sampf Dber S6lammsrdben bIrfen il
: ooer oil elmer @eioe ntbt gebulbe
tuerben, benn in beren Nabe berrid
nidt aaein cine unseiunbe SUIT, iOnber
3 es wablen bort au6 bdufis BET @elunt
Il beit Der Sb.ere sefdbrli6e 81an5er
= Serner iino Simple Die Srutitaotc mn
II Der Gufentbaltsort BON oielen, benz Gie
sur Gual iuerbenben unse5ieferartel
Cine quite g%infen5uns lift wi4tis, ben
II iie beiDroert nidt nur Den @ra:
iuuds, ioubern sibt audi SEN @eib,
tb,eren Sdus. @eioen, wel6e III
n @eitripp uno alerbano llnfrduter
n iiberDudert limb, miiien umsebro6e
uno nab 5erit6runs Der uuseb6risfe
ten uno PATHFINDER Seaderuns neu beia'
.,..luerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

.GTATE OF Observation-Disclosures co
ID In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Catharlna
, Heistermann deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate OF Cathr.
Ueistsrmann late of Co. of Stearns, deceased, that
the Judge Of the Probate Court of said county will
hear, examine and adjust claims and demands
against said estate, at his office in the city of st.
, Cloud. in said County, on the first Monday of each
., month for six successive months, commencing
with June 9Th 1888; md that six months from
the 8th day of June 1885 have been limited
and allowed by said Probate Court for credit,
ors to present their claims.
Theodore johnson Administrator ofthe Estate
of Catharina Heistermann deceased.
By the Court,
PETER BRICK,
.H25-4 Judge of Probate.
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s. II III . rtitii d. E 8.

S 4biliter: ,&as 1T Die llbr, meine
p%erren?"
eritsr @tuoent; nein me9onii6es
8unitwerf,"
iSpeiter STUDENT: nOu irrIt, Elm
YianoObieft."
S llebersuns. 8ejabrte SbauIpie(e-
rim: @ie?! Otutterro(en iol i) iiber.
nebmen?.. =. 9a5u, Serr Director, bin
ib nod olel 81 Jung"
DireftOr: Stun benr. mein Trduleil,
10 periuden sic es suerit init Mittern
BON gang fleinen &inoern."
S @ere6te 8irbisuns. r@as Ieb i'd,
@%reu5bauer. eure alte Sau, ote bat ia
elm wunoeriG6nes 9al5bano um."
rSa, bas lit eben sur Selpbnung, Die
bat i6un piermal e Dubenb ssunge se.
wurfen unb alle-Grib;nenfrei."
S S6wer ausfibrbar. lieutenant:
u@lnIahriser, mas MAIDEN Sic fir Elm
ldderlibes @eii9t?"
Ginidbriser: @ntidulotsen 6err2ieu.
tenant, i6 bin persniist!"
lieutenant: sd ipred)e Sbnen Die
8erehtiaung ab, oersniist gu fem, Sic
babeu leoisll9 elm Sufrieoeues @eii9t gu
mabeu"
s &inblide 8eisbeit. Sribden fdbrt
eri9rodeu Dor einem sruBen Sunoe 5u.
rid, Der ibn gutmit6ig anbe0t.
8ater: vaber Sris, tuer piro benn
slei6 10 iur9tIsm fem! 9u meiBt
bod, Die 9unoe uel9e bellen, beiBen
nibt."
Grtbden (weinsrlid): .Sa ih weiB
oas, aber obs Der Suno au9 neiB, weiB
i6 nitbt."
S Die berubisenoe Soffnuns. : Gin
8farrsr maj bon Wutternatur nit elmer
feline ytule aussetattet. Ser Serr
Sberamtmaun luOIte i'm besbalb emit
sum beiten balten unb iaste:
ySD,en sic, Serr 8farrer, tpenn sic
oft unO Shre 9luseu idma6 we~ben,
mobln poaen Sle oaun ibre 8rlQe
legen?"
Sdclmiid ermieoerte Der Insearif.
fcne: .Sie baben elm 10 gutes Sera, Serr
Sberamtmann, baB ib feinen Musenblid
aweiae, sic perben mir oaur cine BON
ben pielen 9aien leiben, Die sic idon
oon SIREN gorseiebien erbalten
baben!."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

3uuerlaifse Ibatia9en.-Ser bette 8lut=
reiniger unb SD5temS& Regulator. Der ie Der
leioenoen Weni4beit our &erfisuns seitelt
ipuroe. lit sipetfelsobne electric Bitters.
llntbdtiafeit Der 2unaen, Der @ane, @elb-
indt, 8crtopfung, Nierenfranfbeit pber IT.
9eno eth ScEler IN ben 1lrrn Orsanen iuirS
itets rIrh ben @ebrauh BON electric Bit
tiers am beiten nno iiberiten sebeilt iuerben
Sic wirfen itber uuo raid; iehe 5laide 90
rantlrt nole 3nfriebenbeit-tpenn ni1t iuirl
oas @elo suriideritattet. 8erfauft III s,
Gents Die 6lai9e bel Geo. g. Spencer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

S 8~orbeusenoe stoSresel. rgerlaB
Dill oarauf Marie" bucirte elm Hapa,
ues miro nod elm @eiet su ltanoe font.
men, DAB fein MdSd)en 0 Is Sabren
beiratben oarf, tpenn lie nidt sriino>
lid fo9en unb wirtbi1atten s~elernt
bat."~
r9ann beirate i9. nit i~iebSebn!"
meinte Marie.
SSn Der @eometrteituube. 8rofefIor:
n@un, Meper, mie theilt man Die @nb
tel e,n?
8as, sic pii1en has ni6t einmab?
Man tbeilt tie ein in re6te @infsl,
ipibe @infel unb-?"
WeDer (bem @iner itumpfe @infely
SsHiitert): mllnb in 6 6lupwia
EEL"
1nldulbis. 3~ierbrauer: so fase
b 2eut' INNER, friiber iei's 8ier bsaIIer
setud mie iebt, B. 8ierbrduer tp6Ge J.
oiel @elb neroiens unb nebrne net g'nues
Sadie baau. 9aas ii6t aber tpabr; i
Eaebm sum 8eiipial grab 70 uiet YsalS
unoSopfe uno iosoar boppelt iopieF@ais
Eier, fuie Dor atuea5is Sabr, alio has an
mir net llese."
S @utbiuausseseben. = vgter b0ret
sc, Serr Dds. sic bent bod en- s'ipd
Bise Hame. iamD@t' / net boise; nno
fir Inbere lids bod au' cbbes bomm's,
tuenn lie gu 9im ,Serr DDS" iase
mieBet."
vDes ,miiaBe' ildt aber bod LANCE net
10 tumm, a!s tpen1 nler 81 Dim Ode
iase mD1t' nlo net bdrf."
S Gin bsberer SifiSier inipisirt bas
@arniionslasaretb unb nnterbalt iid
berablniIenb nit iebem franfen Sploas
ten. Sor Dem 2aser eines SDp6usfran,
fen bdlt er folsenbe Nnreoe:
vSppbusfranf, mein Sobn? Sebr
iblimmes 2eiben = bDle &ranfbeit.
Wan itirbt entrpeoer barart ober mirh
bl0oiinnis- fene bas, babe ielbit 9pbus
sebabt."
S SrGulein: sic MAIDEN mir elm bei.
r%atbsantrag, unperIbdmter? SHE tperbt
i'd einem Manne Sbressleidsu meme
Sanb reiden = einem Weniden, De,
ipielt unb idou 10 oiele gum 8eiter
se4abt bot. Gntfernen Sic ii9 ausen
blidlib, ionIt rufe ib meinen Sater, bel
mid nit ieinemS tOde pouSbnen beireiel
mirh." ..H.
Serr: r8lutbitpe, iol bies uielei9
Elm &orb iein?"
, S S%elbstperratb. BroieiIor Der gbe
mic: r@enn biele 8atterie erplobirt
. meine Serren, fam Iie eiuen S6ien be
tau6en uno einen Weni6en tDbten."
: (Nit fur9tbarem&na erplobirt MI
! bic 8atterle) 8rofeHor (erwadeno)
r@ott lei 9anf, i'd mar nur betaubt!
S Seimseldidt. Gin altes Mitte,
t den aug Sb,paben. bas bon elmer @a1
fabrt un6 @inliepeln suriidfebrte, fub
nit bent 9ampfidiff iiber ben 8ooeniet
Bon Der absetldrten 6eiieseieuldai
-,tpolte ii9 elmer iiber lie luitia NADER
itslts iib Dor iie FIN Ane fragile .
igllte;
= .Sbr ieib in @iulieoein Bel b."r Mu
@Ottes seiueien; babt SIR iie benn al;
Il 5u leben befommen?"
N~u9enetues 9aden Der @elenI6ai
rSa freili6," periebte Die Ilte, bal
;. th fie aeleben, uno Die game beilie
5am,lie, aber einer fat sefeblt. ndmli'
Der @iel. Nun, @ott lei 9anf, baS il
ben jebt nod iebe."
. No9 srDBeres @eld6ter, inter me-
dem Der Sraseiteuer iid idleuuisit i
bic &aiite 5uriidSos.
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Gin ~merfmiroiaes GntfpmmeT

Gin merfmiroises Gntfommea -6ranM.
81. Sailep BON Sunfbarmed, va, lit ieit 8
sSsabreu on Nitbma uno Yronfitis, tpdbreno
fpelder 3eit Die beiten @erate fem Sellmit~
tel puBten. SIR 9eben iuarb auisesebc
big baB Tie I'M letten OCTOBER cine Slai6e
8. Sings neuer Grinding faufte, weIdbe
Meb,5in 5iilfe bradte, uno onrd) iteten @fr
brnuG oerielbcn fir cine furse 3eittrnt
%upnltdnbise Seilnns elm; innerbalb einige
Wtonate 9etuann Tie so Yfuno an @elpift.
Sreie Slaihen bieies Iihern Seilmiti els ge<
gen Salss uno 2nngeafranfheit in @eu. ..
Spencer Ipotbete. @roBe Slai9tn 81 90.
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STATE OF M~INNEsOTA,( IS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,( SIS.
County of StearnS. In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate ofBarbura Whitfield
deceased. .. ...
On reading and filing the Petition of William
Whitfield of Stearns county MINI representing.
among other things, that Barbara Whitfield
late of Stearns Co.. on the 10th day of April AID
1885, at the town of Luxembourg in said Co. died
interstate, and being a resident of this county
at the time Other death, leaving goods, chattcls,
70 and estate within this County. and that the
said Petitioners the son ofsaid deceased, and
praying that administration of said estate be 10
him granted;
1t Is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court, on Friday the 3rd
day of July A. i. 1881. at 10 O'Clock A. M, al
the Office of Probate in said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons
interested, by publishing a copyoft this order for
three successive weeks priort to said day ofhearins
in DER N~ORDSTERN", a weekly newspaper
printed and published at st. Clouds said county
Dated at st. Cloud the Sth day of June Al
1885.
By the Court
PETER BRICK,
25-3 Judge Of Probate
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STATE Go OF HI N sfsoTns In Probate Court.

County of Stearns
In the Matter Of the Guardianship of Henry
John A., Mary A., Peter, Catharine and Maria
Nagdalena Schoenborn, Minors. -,
On reading and filing the petition of Frank
.Weiser, Guardian of Henry, John A, Mary A.
Peter, Catharina and Maria Magdalena Schoen'
boern the above named Minors .,
It is Ordered, pursuant to the prayer OF said
Petitioner, that the time be fixed for examining
and allowing annual account, that said account
be examined, and Petition heard by the Judge OF
this Court on the Goth day of June 1885, at IL
. O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, at the Probate
ONCE in said County.
And tits Further Ordered, that public notice be
given to all persons interested OF the ume anc
place of examining said account, by publishing
srcopy of this order in the der Nordstern" week
ly newspaper printed and published at st. Clout
in said County, at least once in each week1G
hearing. - ~
49, Judge of Probate.
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0erIoren.

Geit ettua 3@oden lit elm ettpa 1Sabre ole
ter, brauni6pars nit seaedten5iBen, lang.
baariserSunb, Neufunolanber<8aif abban<
ben gefpmmen. Dem @ioerbringer cine
angemeTene Belobnuns susefihert in Der
6 Tpebitipn oieies Blattes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17
Champion cabinet Creamery.

Spc;ieGes prS MUM tr.
fanst duf eer srpfsn Satr
In ct. 2puia 1884. Grlana
te srftss prdmiun bereits
auf aasn Sairs i'm Neftea.
On &erbi ltnna elm gutter
8Itler. Mil6 u. &atm or.
Arnmea ptue &srieBura
ter 8aunen. Gannen rer.
feet in etrer Ntinute REM
esminf6t. Srsenf mcl6e
WrEEe fur @iL0 rpp | bis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

Sd hit felt Sa.rsn an unperbau.
lid)feit nno aRagcui1iuGhe uno iinD Or.
au9nft 9Dnig's 9amburger 9rppfeu bas
ein5ise Wittel, fpelhes mid mieoer pulitduz
pig berseitelt hat.-6rau gbel, @aibinstpu
Sue. Msaaa, ". 3.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-30
Advice to Mothers.

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ting teeth ? If so, send at once and
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ergy to the whole system. Mrs. WIN
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physicians in the United States, ard
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Final Proceedings.

Deputy Furey's testimony closed
the case for the prosecution.
Saturday the time of the Court was
taken up in listening to statements
mot under oath) from defendants who
claimed to have taken no. part in the
riotous proceedings. All, however,
admitted that they were in the pro.
cession and at Broadford the 18th.
John McPhail took no part in the riot,
and happened to be in the procession
by accident. He was therefore dis.
charged-as was Barney McGill,
against whom there was no evidence.
At late hour Saturday evening the
attorneys agreed to submit the case
without argument, on written briefs.
At II o'clock this morning His
Honor Judge Street rendered his de-
cision. After summarizing the case
he went on to state that the evidence
shows that the crowd were called to-
gether to prevent work on certain
mines at certain prices that after
failing peaceably to accomplish their
objects, they prepared to forcibly carry
out their demands; that incendiary
speeches were made and commended
by the crowd; that they prepared by
force and arms to carry the works and
take the mines; that the Sheriff of
the county was deiied, resisted and
assaulted; that outrages by the mob
were perpetratcd Oh various individu-
ais; that arms were in the hands of
many of the crowd and an unlawful
object openly avowed; that confusion
reigned supreme in Broadford for
hours; that persons outside of the
crowd were terrorized thereby.
We certainly must conclude that
there was riot on that occasion.
Having carefully examined the evil
dence he declared it to be his duty to
hold the defendants to appear before
the grand jury,in bonds fixed at $1,000,
$3.50, $500, respectively. Fred Ros-
sitter, John Commins, Charles Foley,
James Doherty and Barney McDevitt.
in $1,000; Charles O'Brien, J. O'NeiI
Mike Hennessv, NJ. Rourke, and John
O'DonnelI in $3.50 each; and Reuben
Still, Frank Burt, Tim. Keegan, Dan
Harrington and J. Rourke, in $500
each.
Up to 3 o'clock this afternoon only
three OF the defendants had succeeded
in getting bondsmcn.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA COMPANY.
IL Is Now Able to Compete with the
Observation-Disclosures Moulton IL
Sever His Connection in Nav.

Superintendent Moulton, of the
Philadelphia Mining and Smelling
Company, returned Friday from Oma-
ha and Salt Lake, whittier he went on
company business. While on the
trip he also disposed of his interest in
the Haley Iron Works, aud complet.
ed arrangements to turn over the bus.
mess of the Philadelphia Company to
Mr.. Hardess, the metallurgist, and Mr..
Dewey, the accountant, who will sue.
coed Mr.. Moulton on or about the first
of May. After that date Mr.. Moulton
will engage in business on his own &C.
count, and probably have his head.
quarters in HALEY.
Since Mr.. Moulton has had charge
OF the Philadelphia Company's affairs
he has revolutionixed it's business and
placed it on self-sustaining basis.
He found four smelling furnaces and
no roasting furnaces, where there
should have been four of the latter
and one of the former. Huge massc.
OF matte, iron and supplies had accu.
mulated at the works to such an ex.
tent that over 100000 of the com.
pany's capital was locked up in them.
In order to realize on all this stuff,
and bring the works up to the greatest
possible limit of efficiency and econ
omy, he closed down all but one of
the smelling stacks and began build.
ing roasting furnaces. In a few
morths after he assumed charge he
had the works running upon such a
basis that the annual balance sheet
drawn few weeks ago showed sat-
isfactory balance in the company's ia
vor, and encouraged it to continue the
course which it had pursued.
Now that the works are past the
experimental stage,they can be worked
up to their full capacity, and the Phil
adelphia Company will this year be in
the field for all classes of ore, and able
to successfully compete against the
world.
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Ready 80 Treat.

Mr.. Moore will be ready to treat
people suffering from catarrh to'mor'
row (ruesday). Parties DESTROYS OF
taking treatment will leave orders at
Tracy & Foote'S drug store. Having
made arrangements for the manufac-
ture of the inhalers, ETC., he will give
all parties few applications free OF
charge, to convince them of the ell
cacy OF the cure, after which they can
purchase the apparatus and treat
themselves. No family can afford to
be without this remedy, as disinfec-
tant for diptheria and other conra:
gious diseases, as we'll as sure cure
aor catarrh. The above remedy is in
dorsed by some Of the best physicians
III the country. times