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Gin retneS Ya6puIner.

Gin 8adpuluer, 6ei Dem man iit
oaraui perlaiisn fam, oaB es frei Dor
&alf uno Nlauu 1T, 1T cine Selten6eil
in bieien Taaen oes ueridli6ien Nabr.
ftoffes. So nett man aus ben oift,,el
len Beridtsn ermeijen tann, i1eint bas
r8opal" oas einSi3e bis auf iebt hurt]
demlldes Nnaipireu ~sefuubsne 81 fem.
welhes gang fret pom ieuen SubitanSen
uno abiOlut rein if. Dies III, pie be
uieieu, oas Reiultat oes ausi1lieBlideu
@ebrauds BON Weiufeinrabm, Der ipe.
SieI ~seidubert uno prdparirt 1T burd
Bateut . BroSsiie. bic uolItduots oas
msinitsiuidure Sal5 oes 8altes unb an
oere unreinlibteiten beieliisen. Die
Soften oieies hemifaliib reinen Wsln.
i~teinrabmes limb uiel sr6Bere als anoere.
uno er miro In feinem Badpuluer ae.
brau1i. ausseuommen int &opal, beis
fen 5abrlfanten bic Batente c%ontro1lren,
ourh bic er sereini9t mirb.
Or. Com. y. 2oue, friber analpli.
lder Gpennlt rur ole Ser. Sf. Gegte'
runs. ipslder bic gualpieu fir bic Nem
gorf @siunobeiisbsb0rbe bel oeren l1a.
teriubuna Der Badpuloer mddte. ino
beiien senaue 8enntni6 Der Snsreoien'
Sen aIer ~uerfauften Badpuluer es ibm
erm6slidt, uutorltatiu 81 ipreden. iast
BON Der &einbeit, @eiunobeit uno befe'
rem Saalit9t oes vRopal" alio:
sd fnoe. bas oas ROpal Badpul
per suiammenseieBt If aus reinen uno
seiunosn Suareoleu5en. Is 1T elm
Wsiniteinfabm.B alper uno entbdlt me-
Der Nlauu nod Bbosphat ooer ionit IT.
seno cine ihdolide Subitan5."
Brof. 2oue's unteriu6uns, iorpie bic
jiinsftsn Oifjieleu uuteriuduusen Der
Der. Siaafen mie Der gauaoii1en 8e.
s~ierune erseben, oaB Der &opll Bad.
puluer better 1T ole ale anbere in 8e>
5us auf &rait unb @dbruuestof. @s
1T ni1t nur bas biuiafie i'm @ebraud.
ionbern 90 madt au4 ben reiniten. feins
ten uno seiunoeten Nabruusstof.
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SUM- MONS,
STATE OF MINNESOTA.

STAGE 15o oT % M s,sa1s n,.,r,,, Cow,
Seventh Judicial District.
Martin SCHNEIDER and Wendelinl
Merz partners under the firm
name of SCHNEIDER d Co, Pl1s.
vs.
A. S. Anderson, Deft.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaintin this action, which has
been filed with the clerk of said court al his o III &c
and TO serve u copy of your answer to the said
lcCmpialnto on the subscriber at his office in the
city OF ST. Cloud, in said county and state.
within twenty days after the service of this
Summons upon you, exclusive of the day OF
such service: and If you fail to answe r the said
complaint within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff
n this action viii take judgment against YOU for
the sum of two hundred and fourteen Dollar.
with interest thereon atthe rate OF Z per cent. Del
annum from the 18th day of November, A.D
1857. and for the further sum of forty TWO 5O-lOC
Si'.5O Dollars with interest at the rate of ten pei
cent per annum from April l4th 1857 together
with the costs anddisbursements of this action
Dated Sept. both 1891.
PETER BRICK.
40 Plaintiffs Attorney, ST, ClOud. Minr
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STATEOF MINNESOTA

County OF Stearns. In ProbateCour
Special Term, October 2ist 1891.
In the matter of the Estate of Margareth,
Garreis deceased:
Whereas, an lnstrumenti writing. purpoFtini
10 be the Last Will and Testament OF Margaretha
Garreis deceased, late of said County, has beer
delivered TO this Court;
And Whereas, Geo. A. Garreis of Stearns
Comfy, has filed Herewith his petition
representing among other things that said
Il argaretha Carries died in said County
on the 2oth day of August 1891 testate
and that said petitioner is the sole executor
named in said last viii and Testament and
praying that the said instrument may be ad
nitted TO probate, and thatletters testamentary
be to him issued thereon;
It's ordered, That the proofs of said instru
nent, and the said petition, be heard before thu,
Court, atthe Probate ONCE in said County, on
the 2fst day of November A. d.. 1891, at {
o'clockin the forenoon, when all personsinter
;sled may appear for, or contest the probat Z OF
said lnstrament:
And it is further Ordered, That notice
fthe time aud place of said hearing be given to
all persons interested, by publishing this order
once in each week for three successive weeks
prior TO said day of hearing, in the DER
N~ORDsTERN' a weekly newspaper printed and
published nj The city of St Cloud in said County.
Dated at St. Cloud, Mimi, the 2lst day OF
October A. ID. 1891.
BY thcCourt
IL. 81 FHEO. BRUENER,
4o-5 Judge Of Probate
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gnnSen Gebeu in elmer 10 TurSeu Ssit, als i'd
TGet getbnu. Sd iCtte mid Meter, nm oeu
Contract, rem gCmoB Id EN- Sud nit 600
Setleu 81 idreibCn bate, OIL SrfUhrcn.
TaS &rGj lit byttttCIt "Roughing it,. SD
job mid in Gruite SdUierIgtGltrr ueriutd=
eli; IN bret &SndJeH bratte Id) NIX ietT Sus
pticl icrtig, rHo id ucrlargiC pan meluem
Steucr cine Slor DC gidIr 9rJdrre. @r
ermioCrte, odB OieiS Sprtc iupH itlt eiuem
WoHat opigtrGuht lei. SoiUIt iaHrte Id
tar 500 uHo rUudte tGQliJ. Is Stid.
SD pcybrnurte Die iCdT gtlhjlrbCrcu aas
pIttl uHo ldirlrb oas GUd IN oItI 4ftUEateu
rhre Die GerIHsiic Sdplerigtcit, icbcr ib
ous 5taudlcH ais gds bette SE'ylroirpUSnit.
I'll ppn uu,H c%IttruC, Ehb u mgiutm Sale,
pbue and uHr IN QeriggitCu Ger bciuurBcit
iu ldGbcn. 2&GBIcHo rtr SouumCr-SCrlcu
drbcite id tdgliD iIIi -muorU uuN raude
rdBrcno Der SCIt Is Tlcr DC W,tyr GIlars
rem. SD raude iu]riyabvcao uHe lsroe
tcIue uatcIbrgduug. NGyltwGiu.
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ST. So6n's 2niperftp,

inter 9eitunso Der Batter oes Beneoietiner.
Z. Oroens, 1T bic sroste uuo beft ausgeitattets
a~ebranitaIt i'm Roromsitfn; bic Gage 70.
mautild uub geiunb. unterritt miro er'
beiIt in alien Sddern. Stneenten tonnen Ie
RAD Jdbisteiii oIseuee gurius aufnsbmsn:
Preparatory Scientific. Commercial,
Medical, Classical Theological.
Das SduIIabrbesannaml0te September
Sir 8atalos uiw wenoe mon iid on
Ri. Rev. Bernhard Locnikar, ID. D.,
O 6. r ,,,,s attunt praRtsnf.
Rev. p. Alexius Hoffman, o. S. B..
q Hift.Erahktlt
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A OF MINNESOTA

rs.
County ofStearns. In Probate Court
Special Term, October 10th 1891.
In the Matter of the Estate of Valentine Engel-
hard, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Barbara
Engelhard, Executrix of the estate of Valentine
Engelhard, deceased, representing among other
things that said deceased died seized of that
tract of land situate In StearnsCo1nty Minnesota,
described az follows: An undivided one fourth
of Lots two (2) and three 49, of section No. ~
Township No. Ia Of Range No 81; that by mad.
vertance and mistake said tract was omitted from
fns inventory of said estate and not assigned by
dnal Decree made by this Court in said estate
and praying that by supplemental decree il be
now assigned according 10 the terms OF the will
ofsaid deceased;
1t is Ordered, That said petition be heard by
this Court on Saturday the 9TH day OF November
A. d.. 1891, at . O'Clock A. M, at the Probate
Office City of st. Cload in said County;
And II is Further Ordered, That notice thereof
be given to all persons Interested by publ shinl
a copy of this order once in each week for three
SUCCESSIVE weeks prior 10 said day of hearing ~
the der NOrdstern" u weekly newspaper print
ed and published at the City of st. Cloud in SAID
County,
Dated at St. Cloud, Mimi, the 1Uth day O
October A. ID. 1891.
Blythe Court
(.LS.) THEO. BRUENER,
li3 Judge OF Probate
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atinter 4 Afintrr,
sfIbann. steorus gpuutp. Riur

AIbaup, SteaIns County, Rtnn.,
babsn sinsn SALOON eroiinst uns
erIter Alaiie - MAIDEN eS iif
sur Aufsabe, ourd Serabreituna nur oer
*-beNtn @s:rdnfe-*
nab purd rsolide uno Supprfommenoe BE
bienuus iid bic 8unft elmer aeebrten 8uno'
fdaffSu iihern. Sober bofliobit einselaoen.
6iuter & 9Sinter,
Nlbaup, Stearus Gpuutn, Rinu. IS
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Neme SdDanfwtrtbt6att
Wt6ael S6olen,

@idmon6, Stearns gonntb, yVinn.
Rit elmer einlaoenoen ginridtnna iteben
prpmpte Sebienuns uno trti4e 8etrduie
Der beiten Sortsn i'm ginilane. Raments
lid m6hte ih aufmerfiam madeu auf mel
men ausseseiduetsn Shnaps. Der nidi bei'
Ter IN 81. YanI sefauft tperoen fann, uno
Der biais bel Der 9aHoue, Yiute ooer beim
9las perabreiht wiro. lin asneigten Gu.
fprud sur peri6ulideu ueberSeuSuns label
b6Hidft elm
81 Rid. SdpIen, gisentbimer.
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3u O%erfauteu.

600 Nder cnttipirten uno nidt cultipirten
9auoes in Benton 9ountp, 10 Meilen BON
ct. 9louo, iiuo unter suniii9en Sesin9un.
gen parSelenmeiie-4 40 Nder uno meBr =
5u fauIen. Yian nenbe Iit on
s. y. Sacquemart
in 5nnoel & Nusent's @roeerps 2aoen,
32-3m ct. ylpuo. NRinn
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8iele Bargains perben Ofierirt, lpenn
fie aber barna9 frasen. 10 fiuoen ne bic
telben nitt Dor. IS III Elm lei6tes. Elm
AriifelsB Bargain an5ujeisen. ater es III
manhmal ihmer. ben Bargain su finben.
Selt'n befOmmt ibr mehr als fir ben
Rertb cures &eloes, uno IN manhen
5dlen ieio ibr icsor slidl,d. rusnn ibr
es erbaltef. Bir oferireu uiht oft Bar
gains. fals mir n,4t gruf bault mel
fen. uno ibr fiubet iie bier Dor. ruenn ibr
borna& fragf. 6eute uerfauieu mir euh
einen suien. lsihten ueberrod fur $40,
Der sfuar ui6f bos 9oppcIte pertb, i'm.
mtr aber fur oas 9elb aIs Bargain 5u be-
.fra&ten 1T.
Sobn VronbStnStt.
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Tarnt ~ b~erfauten.

Cine ansgeSeIdnete Sarm, 100 Gder
.groB, BON oenen 80 unter EHag fino unb
out Der 100 3onnen Seu s~eerntet wuroen.
Die orei YReilen Dol Ct. 9Iouo uno cine
Dteile BON Sauf RopipS aelesen 1T. uno
'auf Der iid quite DISQUALIFICATION befiuoen,
fam nnter shnitiseu Sebinsunsen tduflih
eI itan ben psroen. Ndberes bel Senrn
9ooter ooer bel g. ". Wooop Sauf
HaOtoS, 9Hiuu. 42-bo
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Den Sbulbirefturen in Stearus So

Sails Sbrir9eno zines S1ulartifeIs aIs
Sanotarten, 8lobus, Charts, 8uIten etc
oebiirfti9 leto. 10 lbrelbt lit Rreisanaaber
an bic 9 t.9luuo S6ulsS upplpsGp.,
10 ct. @louo, Winn
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Gelb Am Derlribcm.

9Slr perleibeu 8slo in Stearns. Senton
uno Rprriiou Counties 5u ben nieorisittn
Siuien uno in iiirJ eiter Belt.
4eloer, Die uns BON pripat Ysrionen on
pertraut perbeu, perieiben mir beitens 5n
ben sausbarsu 3iniess8 Staten.
pamo &sentlIr. S n,I r.r bic s ;an m .a%isn
iperoeu uobl tbun, bel uns por5ufSreden
miro finb in Der Gage, NQeu ausseteihnste
bargains anSubieteu. Hdbres brle1Id poer
perlonli6 bel ben unterSeidneten.
perf4ermss:asent s;,1r r, yssfsr,
Der beiten Yeriiheruuss 8eielidaiten uno
beiergeu ole in oas yeriiderun9s.8eldaft
falenoen 8eihafte. Sertaufen 0etiel,
9eloieuouuseu uno Yaiiase. Steine bon
uno nah allen 2dnoern gurppas.
fonertieuen { o wie ale uns anpertrau'
w. ten U eitdite perben
prompt unb ssieBltd ausseflbrt.
Srt6 & StuS,
Sill ct. 9louo, YRinn.
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M6tmm9, farmer.

@6dentIih prroen 5000 Bfuno Butter
pertanst, fir BITE Der bpdffe Rarttpreis be.
aablt ptro bel 5anbel s. Ruseut. 5
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rs 8pFeno II "a ihDleS on QoieH
iir Mannet, lrub., $3.50. -.
Sc 81 mn 90 9enis.
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Gin tebr 9uteS %>etImtttcl.

Sb beige elm Niecept fir WebiSin, oeren
8ebrauh mid uoqltdnris sebeilt bat. Sic
lit bili9, ibaolos, wlrtiam uno beilt lider
natirtib tann man uItt erwarten, oas He'
cept fir 2 Gents Su erbalten. Gun ioldes
oas feline &irtuaS bat, 1T INNER fem 9elf
wertb. Bel mir erbdit mau ote Meoibir
iir 81, uno usnu tie ibre @irfuus tbut, sebt
IDS Gecept fir S.. Hur reaiitrirte Briefs
nit 9eloienoun9 MGR 81 tcr!idiihIist.
al sos. W asner,
M~ileroile, Cobb u puutn, Uiiru
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20 9us UruSue anittelen iur &uo
rem bon 4 bis l3 Sabre. friiber 50 INN
rs @en!s........ SeBt rur 20 @euie.
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Infssasbsm nno bod aebsiIt.

Gtnsm pon 5raa ara Y. 0urs Ypu 6rctru. z. p.
3ti priebfnen Srtste eniretrren mir f~plaenfGs: Sc:
nitr etne itltutanr Gr!altans gu, biz luf meins Gun
sfn ltlus; Suiten iteate It'd elm, Ger tn S5riHefu5t
iusarttte. Sttr Drercrsu saten MID auf nit TEL
gnSd5e, t6 tcHnte nHrmctr etns turje 3elt isbsu. Sd
fslts mta mctnem defiance ju s9iqsn, ~ubttieuat
eae bei N siueR 5rsunetn ~tisuteesu meines 99eilens
nt3t mttr tet uni ID NIT metReu in ~erGpisfeit Bprs
dn5ehea bale ecst cbsn iUfl HmentrcfSn puree.
DiIttel ssasn Sap,neiutt, Sufsn uIe Grtdltuns
in,upeuten. 81 2sriuate as, natlH dqss Elm, att
5lif1sn. 9s car mib turrrf. uut @r:t ftI Ddut bin
10 isst stnt flrts. seiunse 5rau. S:riu4sHaiSsn
frst I'm IN. /. Subn's Nprtkcfe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1891-10-29

Die Come perbreitet s WiQionen
Mal mebr 9itt als Der Nono,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1891-10-29

Der Staot st. Slpuo.
Nders. Nders.
240. 80. in Nlbanp - 800. ......i in Nppn
800. IN Srodluap; AGO. in G~olegeulle
$50 IN 2ron 6tper - 1O0G IN s ron Sate
24O......tn 8ettp; = 100. .....in &rain
l6O in 2urenbur9; - $50. -. IN Sruoeu
800. in Nlilpoo0;- 800. in st &enoel
400. 80. in Welroie;-420in Nainc Yiairie
uno aud in anceten 5opns, peldes pir
bier lpe9en pfan9el on 8:nm nidt ange.
ben fDnnen. 8er 2ano biIis taufCu MIL,
beiihe uns ooer idreibe al Die unterSeids
netcn. Vile n moslihe Nustunft miro
Ierne uno 81 leoer 3eit ertbeilt.
W oosbrusser & 3app.
IL st. glou0, MInn.
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DR.. FORNI'S

%beriibmie W E otSinen pie Nlpenfrdnter
Sluibeleber, Nasenitdrfer, iomie Or. 6or'
mis- Seilol iiBo nur gu baben bel benz Mgen'
ten aS m. NIbredt,
So 9te Npe. fiol. st. gIouo, Wiun.
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|S6war5erVreita
Ottnher, ner 80,

wrb elm 9rauertas fir ns kin. 5usleid ater elm 5rsnoentns fhr leoen etn'
tdufer un &leicern in 81. @fouo uub umagero, wl mir an oelsm Gage enfH
Stlottuerfauf bes gonieu 8orrn bs Beginner, Der eer Sut tt rtnneu mr1t,
oosesm eue @ebb0re gut ihbea miro % oes fdt IL 9epoln5Hsn Dollars.
Seenneno ON 5ulaa. Zen 80. Oco5er, perOed mic Tb 1les II Ii1eren 90
'ale 81 Sreren urflufen, ourdlas atglsbet Uon od t,a1sten IS -eHu. Set-
naun wiB. ooB mir DE GesnIa orea Der &reAe ill aiecer N u. Gioho no.
uo bob bWNlDfn 9ems gHug pIreu tGun Dor benz 30. DC oou, on Deltem
Gage Der itpar5e 6ret'na mauanttt 1T. 5t ou9en Ssclut map can R@r
aItie lOs9eihiagen wuben, oor MI flO hme &eutDeher or 2Sftipe.
- SRr snse Der aet6pHn Brfis: -
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so quite idDers wplfGe Nidusetdrs
siige, frlber
80. SEPT nun 1914
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u pplgtlt 81 ~ 2tHlp iAt UT
SudIen'S lruica= Satbs

Bttbtfe Sdlbttn efr Neittur S9nitts, Itf8 nj.
,irasu, @tfaplre, 6isssrrunetu ptiprungGnsS an.
H., BrpftsuIsn, Sutnsrdu8su, Sdutaustruts u. T
%. turirt prftip 6utHtrduaeu, CHER a. pirt fsiu,
Ridtlun ma gerlapat. Die Saltt sspdbr:. aarinttrt
Sifristisuua, Vttr tas @sIs rirt 'uridtrfastst
bcsis 25 Ssnts pr SGatttl. Bum Btrfduf in u
\. Sutu's SprttGtt
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,jutes IusSebcu.

Dutts ausittSR N metr reTtt ais eu ebsrhihli'
bss, ia es eurb stu ~aeiunecs 6utIsn aQcr gum Scber
s~sbSrissr SrBlne beturatu ii Dsnu bic ssber I'M
teitts IT. 10 iett ttr Salte aus; psun susr Wiasu
du5Cr OrenuEa II 10 fettttr itlett pertauene aus,
uub peHr cure 3Iereu ansssrifsn Nnt. 70 iett itr &C.
prset aus. Grtalsei cu3 etns CUTE @sfunttsit, unt
ter perpet i'm mcr sut %ausistGn. GItttrtfte Sittera
1T eas bsits aui bic 'um eersn s~stSriasn Srsaue mir.
IL ne WtttsI. Gs teilt Iusl6Ida. 5iHueu. Ssultr
ane ~psrIeitt ftSne Ssf6tsfarbs. Ssrtauft in %. 5
nnhn'A VI re fkifC III a NRnfs lie ilnfhe.
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@ir 6etralterl1

Die perIorsnen @spinns bel oiecu %ertduf,n. &br es mH6 gcIdsb'n, md mag
.un'er Srlnn 1T euer@ sDiun. Gtridumt oater one @teBeEust uUb, rrae
llbe uo ialiOnmdbse @laren bIll3sr "a fauf n, OILS oes i jauoE m05tb mar
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so blau tpolrTts 3ud mo brduse |
bi9er Weniger Ols Sl5 BIS SIS Uertb. :.
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-%eparatnrarbeiten : s. ssa' s: e; . s'''''
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0Qn0 III p%crfanfcu.

Die urter5eidneien BADEN 2ano su per
fauftn pie folgt: Gotten uno Sduier II
Der Staot st. elpuo.
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:, ,s.r motto :gur bic beifen Baoreu gu ben
n, Srioifen Vreiien. 8ufriebenhetf garnnfirt
The Irish standard., 1891-04-11
Those Under President Harrison Akatche

Those Under President Harrison Matched
by Those Under President Tyler.
TIE tragedies in the official family OF
President Harrison, great though they
are, are matched by those in the Cab
met Of President Tyler, fifty years ago,
says the New York Sun. That admins
tration began with tragedy, for the
death of the aged General Harrison,
though occurring from natural causes,
can not be counted, in view of all the
circumstances, as aught but tragic. In
December of the next year, 1912, oc-
Cured the tragedy Of the United States
ship somers--the mutiny, the trial by
court~martial, and the execution OF
three sailors, one Of whom was the SON
of the actual Secretary OF War. In
June, 1843, the President, with some Of
his Cabinet, journeyed to Boston to at
tend the ceremonies of the dedication OF
Bunker Hill monument; and there,
Hugh Legare, Secretary of State, was
stricken with q mortal disease and died.
But the tragedies of the administrator
ruary 20, 1874: at the invitation Of Com
modore Stockton, the President with
his fancee, Miss Gardner. her father,
and with the members Of the Cabinet
and nearly one hundred other persons
of high official rank, embarked on Cap
tain Ericsson's new steamer Princeton,
belonging to the navy, to inspect the
new machinery and to watch the fsing
of the two great guns which the vessel
mounted On the trip two of the guns
were fred twice. On the hozneward
trip, above Mount Vernon, preparations
were made to fire third shot. Around
the gun stood nearly all the principal
men who carried on the Government Of
the United States. The gun was fired,
and burst, killing eight persons and
wounding nearly score. The Presi-
dent had been called aside the instant
the gun was fired, but Secretary Of
State Upshur and Thomas Gilmer, Sec
Rotary of the Navy, were killed, as well
as Mr.. Gardner, Commodore Kennon.
Virgil Maxey, two sailors, and the
Presidents servant. Mr.. Gi]mer had
been Secretary of the Navy for only ten
days, and had taken the post much
against his own inclinations. Thomas
H. Benton was one of the party whose
gayety was so terrible stilled; but
though the Presidents servant, who
stood at his left, was killed, he himself
was unhu1t, except the breaking OF his
left ear-dr11In,
The Irish standard., 1891-04-11
The JJneup1oyed in AusIralia.

s"rhe streets Of Melbourne and Sgd
ney,' says a gentleman from Australia,
4'swarn with the unemployed. They
are not vicious Or lazy1,A the con-
Srary are, many of them, Intelligent to
degree. It is common, to find among
this army OF unemployed graduates
of English universities young men of
culture, whose families stand high in
social circles at home. These young men
are lured to Australia by the romantic
charm that seems to envelop new coun-
tries at 81 distance, and they expect to
secure a competence in a very brief
time. They go there, live high while
their money lasts, and only learn their
mistake when every shilling is gone
1 could secure the services of 1880 in
telligent, young, healthy men for los.
a week and board. The ranches are
glutted with help, and experienced help
mt that" 5I
The Irish standard., 1891-04-11
Settled by Science.

A recent microscopic study by Herr
Schultz of the skin of toads and sala-
manders has yielded some interesting
results There are two kinds of glands,
-ucous and poison glands. The former
re numerous over the whole body,
while the latter are on the body and
limbs, and there are groups in the ear
region behind the eye, and in the sala-
mander at the angle of the jaw. The
poison glands are, of course, protective,
and the corrosive juice is discharged
differently in toads and salamanders
on stimulating electrically. In the lat
ter It is spurted out in fine jet, some
times more than a foot in length; where
as in the toad, after long action OF the
current, it exudes sparingly in drops
There Is no reason for supposing that
the mucous glands become poisonous.
The Irish standard., 1891-04-11
suMMoNlNG CARRIAGES.
The Gross Outrage That Dives Perpe,
trates Upon His NeighbOrs.

The Gross Outrage That Dives Perpe.
trates Upon His Neighbors.
When primitive mamie Of the bono
caverns and paleolithic implements
wished to summon his retainers he
stood up and howled for them, says tbs
Philadelphia Inquirer. His descend
ants have sought out many inventions;
they have devised the telegraph, the
telephone, the special delivery, the dis
trict messenger and great variety OF
contrivances for making signals-and
yet when Dives gives ball and finds it
necessary to summon the carriages OF
his guests in the small hours OF the
morning he has no better means OF
doing so than were possessed by his
historic ancestor. He sends servant
to stand on the sidewalk and howl for
an hour Or two until the carriages,
which are scattered about the streets
for two or three squares in every direc-
ton, have been called up and loaded,
during which process his neighbors,
who have not been invited to the ball
and who are kept awake by the racket,
writhe in agony and call down maledic-
tons upon the head Of Dives, his guests,
his retainers and all their descendants
to the fortieth generation.
In this way Dives advertises himself
to his guests as man of wealth, who
can afford to entertain iberaily, and to
his neighbors and the public generally
as q man of influence, who can break
the peace with IMMUNITY and need not
fear the arrest of his servants for max
ing disturbance one-tenth of which
would land a casual reveler in a dun
geon cell before he had time to begin
the second installment 1t is very
pleasant for Dives--but how about his
neighbors? In this land of the free,
where every man is, theoretically, as
good as another, and in his own estilna-
ton a great deal better, have they no
rights which even Dives and his howl
ing henchmen are bound to respect?
Must their rest be broken and their
sleep destroyed that his servants legs
may be spared the fatigue of running
after carriages? We learned, some
while ago, that, as to the subordinate
temples of Bacchus, ''rum and music
won u IulX. DOGS Inc osiulG IJiluC1pIo
apply to wine and midnight mutations?
IF not, why not? Why should one
man who has been making merry with
his friends be arrested for singing
"We Won't Go Home Till Morning!"
and another be permitted to stand for
hours in the public streets shouting:
Number Observation-Disclosures Seven
Number Eighty-six!' in Il voice that
scares the sparrows from their perches
three blocks away? The conceded
fact that the former is enjoying HIM
self, while the latter is not, has moth
ing to do with the question. Simple
enjoyment is NO crime per Sc, though
some cross grained persons would like
to make it so; Tor is man justified in
making nuisance Of himself by the
fact that he is working or even doing
penance. Tt is hard work for a burglar
to break into d safe, but his Labor is
not counted to him in mitigation Of his
sentence.
The Irish standard., 1891-04-11

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nouncement Of open
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Reservation, SOUTH
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Waite, town, S, d.
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Agent for informa-
tion and maps, which
will be cheerfully fur
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