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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-26

GLOW to better sccure orr sus-
pcnder butt,ns,' is among the sub
ject for esaa rs proposed to a relig-
ious confere CO with u view 10
checking th /, tendency to profilni-
a..
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-26

Wire Cloth, Wire Counter Railing, Chees.
Safes, Dog Muzzles, Bird Cages, Masons' ant
Foundry Riddles and Sand Screens, Rat
Traps, Broom Wire and Broom Tools, Iron.
Brass and Copper Wire, Galvanized Clothes
line Wire, Steel Wire Casting Brushes, Wire
Window Guards Galvanized Wire Fencing for
Railroads. Farm Sheep Enclosures, cheaI
aud durable, and Wire Work generally, mad,
to order, wholesale and retail. Anchor
Boiling Clothes, Burr Mill Stones, Smut
Mills, Copper Weather Vancs. Send fOi
circulars. Il. 7. B1RNUA, AOt.
DABCOCK FIRE EXTINGUISHER.
ll8 Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-26

A GREAT portion Of bleeding
Kansas recl'nes upon u bed of
coal, aud now a gcologist says
that beneath the coal is a maj
tress OF alabaster.
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"THAT's my impression" as
the printer said when he kissed
his sweetheart.
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ABOUT 100000 ACRES
Is offered for sale.
Pine Lands !!

Over 900, 900, 600 Feet we'll located mainly
on the Rivers leading into Lake Michigan.
The numerous streams and small Lakes sur
rounded with Pine timber along the limo west
of Reed City offer he hes. of locations for
mills, where logs can 10 held safely free Of
expense and free from annoyance Of Boom
Companies. The railroad direct to East Sag
inaw and Toledo offers the best source ofsup-
plies, aud never failing .aarkct for lumber,
Shingles, &c, which may be delivered any
where OH the line.
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The Illustrated Psychological Jour: q.

VoLO M Il FIT Z -SI61SV
The Science Of Mind Is the central point around
which rev0lves tho whole circle OF sciences II L.
the hey 20 Universal knowledge. and chno'rl'
edge is the key to tho science 81 Mind.
Phrenology, the basis Of Mental PHILOSOPHY .
Shows how human character and capacity ar re-
lated to the universal laws; and how humanity II
harnonzed with Divinity.
"KnOw Thyself."-Since the Grecian sage In
scribed the immortal words on the Ten pie OF
the problems OF human existence.
The Origin Of Races, involving the Origin o
Lite earnestly Discussed by EthnOlOgists ant
Psychologists, cannot fail TO interest the truth
seeker.
Physiology and Psychology are promincn fea
tnrer; embracing the subjects OF Soul, Mindt Bod
ily Structures and Functions. Social Relation
Education, Religion, Criminal jurisprudence, etc.
PhysiognOmy and Temperanlcnfs, Signs OF Char
actor, Peculiarities Of Organization considered.
SclfImprOycIncnt.-All the gains Of Scienc,
and Art should be applied to pcrecting our
selves and improving the race,
Happy Homes are the result Of normal education
and development, and u life according to the law'
Of life.
The chronological Journal for 1873 will keep
pace with the march oil events, Sci'ntifC, FOCAL
and Political and seek to declare the gOCd and
true.
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It Is gratifying to NJ 10 inform the public that
DR.. L. Q. c. wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for
Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an enviabs
reputation from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast,
and from thence to some Of the first families of
Europe. not through the press alone, but by per-
sons throughout the States actually benefited
and cured at hi, ONCE. While he publishes lee.
40 say our reporters, he lie unable to supply the
demand. Itgans and holds lie rcTutation-
First. Not by stopping cough but by loosen
ing and assisting nature to throw ofrthe unhealthy
matter collected about the throat and bronchial
tubes, ,rhich causes irritation.
Second. IL removes the cause OF irritation
(Which produce. cough Of the mucou. men,
brane and bronchial tubcs assists the lungs to act
and throw or the unhealthy sccretions, and puri
nes the blood.
Third. II is FREQ from squills, lobclia, ipccac
and opium, OF which most throat and lung rcmc-
dies are composed, which alley cough only, and
discrganIze the stomach. It has n soothing effect
on the stomach acts on the liver and kidneys, ard
Emphatic and nervous regions, Thus reaching to
every part Of si,e system and In its invigorating
and dnrifylng effects It has gained a reputation
which II must hold above all othcrsi In the market,
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Farming Lands

As good "a any In the world are to be found
in abundance, and will be sold on the most
favorable terms TO actual settlers. Some lev
Ell and heavily timbcrcd with Oak, Beech, Ma
pie, &c. Some rolling, with Beech, Maple,
Rock Elm, &c. In fact, every variety Of tim
Der soil surface can be found.
The railroad is complete to Reed City IT. II
n. r. 10 West) and there il only 4S miles to
reach Ludington on Lake Michigan. This
will he constructed az fast as the work can
economically he done. Cheap Land and
Railroad facilities are seldom offered together
and those who wish to secure homes will do
well to apply early and take choice selections.
Terms of Sale.
One Fourth down, IN all cases--and balance
may be paid in three equal annual payments
Timber Lands must bepaid for, before being
ca. Farming Lands for Actuoi Settlement will
he sold on payment of onc-fourth In cash and
the balance in five equal annual payments.
Interest at the rate of seven per cent. on all
unpaid balances, to be paid annually.
All Contracts and Notes are made payable
at Merchants National Bank, in East Sagi-
nav. Apply in person or by mail to
wM. L. WEBER, Land Commissioner,
Land Office at East Saginaw, Mich. 2-s
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Owned in Common"

with the +. & +. NJ. Railway Company.nni
located in the following townships. to wit.
No Hand Is, Range z; No IA, Is, Is and
IL. Range 8; No. "a, Is, 10, II, IL ard 10,
Range Q; No. Is. Is aud IL, Range 10; No.
Is, 10, IL, Is and 10. Range II; No. IA. Is.
.. Is and 10, Range II, west; will also be
for sale az the Office OF the & j.. r. Il l. X. r.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-26
F. R. MYERS, Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agent.
Michigan Lake Shore Il. X.
100000 ACRES
OFSPLENDlD
Farming and Pine Lands

The lands belonging to the Grant ofthe
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Co.
Are now being brought into market,
Particularly such of them
Asare situated in Townships numbered
from 10 to q N; and In Ranges from 4 to
IL W., inclusive, and in the counties OF
Kent, Neway1o. Nontsalm, Mccosta, Wex.
ford, Manistce, Missaukee, Clare, Lake
and Isabella The lands also
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Popular Route =!
Flint & PGre Marquette R. W.
Taking Elect Monday, November 18th. 1S72.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Detroit \ Gina Nail & Through Fr't
Bay City Clevcrd Local and Sleeper
Exprcss. Exp. Accom-. Attached.
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The beautiful scenery of the land isdiawn
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bn DrraaaGfu nao 80 %Dfrmiflbfn.

gu Derfaufen pDer su Dermtetben.
aa<A Das empfeblensuertbe @obnbous nit gro.
Essis gem eaoen, pafieno fur irseno elm @eitdIt,
N.1L Rr. ESQ, Central : 1osnuc. nabe sbaie.
itraBs. Beoiusun5en iebr leIht. NabBufraeen an Srt
uno Steae bel 8. 5. Starf, ,piiben 8 uno 8 nRr
H72- 9il
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3u Derfaufen ODER III 1ernttetben.
O. Dos empiebtensuertte 9ruRoeisentbum yfr.
E;Ha 933, ytorb : SutaDftr. (Slmtlton Gerraiel,
Es,ll- Ianee etahlirt aIs cine Ntabemie. gGiro auf
leitte 8eeiR9unseH ~pertauit ODER an etnen guten Be-
uobner permietptt. 3bpS Bill,
l62-) &te Der Topettez uno ct. Baulfr.
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3n %herfaufen.

Esn9 Az
EsIl Gin breif6diaes Wobnbans NIT 2abtn on
Der YennipluaniozN penue ; Gruubmietbe 500; Ireis
$1,000. Nernsr elm 2.ftodiees WoRnbens init aelers
eeibos on Der Stodtonftrase ; Blos 12S SuB tiei unb
srunb sinsfrei !; Yreis nur $l400; beioe nGbe benz Sas
fapettes Utdrfte.
Sin sBobnbaus nit 9aben on Der SonarbhraBe,
nabe Der @amoen : Station, 9rnnoSinsfret I; Breis
$4,000. Gin Wobnbau5 NIT 9Gben on Der SfsDtonu=
mentfra6e; 9runbBinS $3.50 !; Treis $270O.
Gin 56oner BGuplGB an Der IBeitieite Der Stri6erz
fra6e, snliten Wulberrp= unb SoratosafraBe, sc
bel Isl Nus an cine 20 SuB breite 4aep.
Cine nieolibe @ottase in osm bibldsn StdetGer
Iount 9Baibinstou, Iirni Melen BON Der Stabt
an Der r05roliGen @entraf@Siienbabn,H nit 8 Siiser
tdglif BON uno nab Der Staot. Nur 3 Vtlnuten 2Des
ses pom Sauie bis on bic @iienbGbn.
CINE bibibe Semitic Sarm bon 81 Ifern, blbi6e
srutt<@a rteu, ercelentes Saus, SGeune II. (. 10
nahe Der ReiferstotpnzS station an Der ngBeItern Wfa
rplano,giienbGbn.~
Cine 9anbfsae uon lis adern in Sarforbsg ountp
spii6en Beluir unb &burtpiae Csbr biuis). Rdber
Ausfunft bet
Senrp I'd. Gppts. Rr. 9, Law Buildings,
G17-) ct. BaulzSir.
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nmge}ogen.
Md0dme @eu6
Mapame 81. Heam.

bic ~beriibmte natlrltde 6 lairpopaut uno iptritueaes
Eet. unb 9eibdits :Wteotum. bat iib nit
s. Suffer,
benz mphi(oaicaliiOen Glairpo1ant unb Seter, bets
bunDen, lpel6er uermittelt Der munocrberen @abe bes
5Uelten @efihts BerIonen, Eldse uno 2otalitdtsn in
irseno einem Welttbeile beidteiben unb Diuse Der
SeraangGnbeit. @e9enfDatt unb 3utuntt NIT lpuRoefs
BARR @enaaieteit iQsen fam. SniornGtion lam er=
ldnst fueroen ptnfi ttiib 9dnaereien, pelbe Winerc.
lien entbGlten uno pinittiltt 9eih6Iten jeoer art.
gSobnunq : SiiroR,Sde Der MONUMENT Mne
6 arplincfraRe; @lnqan3 in SIR. 10, @arolineitr.
@ae @eibGlts griete, tpelbe %. 9. Bor SIR. 529H
a~oreiirt limo, uetoeu piiuttlih beantiDortet. (l69-74)
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3u %bsrfanfen.
Gine idj0We Warft=9anofeae

Don a gderu nit Sbhsarteu uno aussstpdblter
sriIdtsu, ausgeSeihnetem Bobnbauie, S6eune unc
Stalung, nsldbe isst iebr er9ieblg lit. gu p~erfauier
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Srniuatan,

LlII5 aStUtNy1uW1
EssMI- ~ NteiIe BON Der Staot on Der &atonsutler
giien6abn uno 5 UtinnteH @eses bon elmer station
Der 80 ItimorezB otomocz8abn. Die Sage 1T bibib
unb isbr aeiuno ; bibide @ottases nit allen mooerz
men Decentralization, unb leers Bldse On elmer 10 8.
breiten ~araotrten 4senue gu p~erfaufen oosr gu oera
patbteu. aussoroeutlib s~iintise Bebtnsunsen fur
Sduierbauer uno Yeriousa, Die lid uniaiis MAIDEN
molten. q. Sroins Sittps
(Aua7.IS) Wr. 81. ct. Bauffrase.
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IDOL Gin GROCER 3 todiser eaben on Der Gds osl
Barnes. uno GtutertraBe; Brets $500; rur S2OC
bGar, bar 9fet in . Sabren.
Terner Elm Saus on Der &ombaros, nabe @analfr.;
Breis $i050; Z 3immer.
werner elm nteblihes 9aus on Der Ufilerftr., nabe
Broaonou, 8 3iInmer uno 9eler entpQltene; BreIs
$3.50, tbeiiiueiIe baar. ytGbere Austunit 9teht
Tbpmds g. WRafon,
ISo Gr "a Rnrh<R rnnhmnh.
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SerIauat.

1ittise Deutide, tie Don 81 bis 500 baben, ton'
men burd ben Serfauf oes nptbtusnoi9iten Nrtifels in
Der gBrlt $25 bis St00 fuodentliQ %per6lenen bel Sed,
Gr, $50, Bib SSpneffraRe. Q74-O
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&teQesG efuh

Gin 8ittb, ne'ter pohentli6 pom is bic is Sas
9ier brauht, pinitt bas aollettireu ODER Suniib.
ren ilr zine Brousrei obei 9tauot=9 eibdft Su iberz
nebnen unb fuiroe iein Bier oosr eiquor pom betrefz
fenben 9eibdfte beSieben. Uton o~oreiItre reouet<
tor (Srp. b. SI. GT4-O
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Gil %nerfnnfen.

E3kiIE Gin @o9ubaus nit ein9eridteter 8iferei
i'd Su ireeno einem 9ei6lite et9nenb. Na9Sufra
gen bel Jobann Mul. Rr. 900, Gbaieffr.. Sd
ser Gentrdl=Moenue. u76-S)
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uu6 eeiuno, bibitss 2 hodtses m obltrtes Saus,
@ar$en, Sbftt6ulne Il. (. M. in @soreetoDn am Sai-
fafrasHuiIe, ndbe Der Berfte pes tdsltten Bootes
mad Baltimore. Birb bis gum l. Sttober ooer ldn.
ger, ipenn sepIni6t, peruietbet.
1bpmaS Siu,
G3O-) Ode Der ~SapetteS unb ct. Boulftr.
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