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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-05

AprH 90. Man 3. Changes.
Specie. .$159S9, 100 $1S,677 500 Inc. So $685. 100
Legal tenders 37,69O,600 0,051, 700 Inc. 1881 100
Tot reserve $53 $50 300 $685. 729 500 Inc O40 200
Circulation. 27,737,700 1854, 400 Dec. 49, 800
Deposits 1sS, go 800 1885, 900 Inc. S25 800
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-24
Written for tho Star.
In Memoriam
CHARLIE Y. 7.

swectly he s!cepeth; therelet him sleep" ''
d. Hcart-broken parents, nay, do not weep;
Spread the turflishtly over his head, 80.
Charlie is sleeping, thy loved one is dead.
Sweet WAS his look, o, So lovely and mild
Oshow you miss him, that angel-,,ke child,
Mourn him, not parents, he went not alone.
Angels from glory have carried him home.
lie was but lent thee, bud for dover,
Opening SO sweetly in love, every hour.
Jesus hath plucked the sweet flower from
. thy hand, ......- :. sit..,
Taken il home TO that heavenly LAM.
Free from all sickness sorrow and pain,
Never to languish or suffer again;
Mourn him not. mother, he went not alone,
Angels from glory have carried him home.
Why vas he 80 early called from thy arms,
Which so protected and kept him from
= harm;
The treasure that made thy home nest 60
bright
Vanished so early, TAR from thy sight. =.
Nay, do not weep; yes, the. tears they will
come,
He was thy eldest, thy longest loved one;
Yet doaot gf;sve 90, he went not alone,
Angels from glory have carried him home
Slowly and sadly you turned from the grave,
Lingering and long was the last look you
-" gave,
o, how il pains you, thy griefis full sore,
Charlie is sleeping, to waken no more.
Lift thy hearts upward, yosr darling is there,
/ In heaven TO meet him, your spirits prepare,
There from thy loved one no longer TO roam.
Joyfully resting with Charlie At home.
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|s"
A PRIVATE letter from East Sag.
inaw states that a.teleeram from
Prof. Hays, Of Massachusetts,, an.
nounces examinations Of hemlock
extract sent from Farwell recently,
and that said extract contained
fifty ono and three-fftlts per cent.
tanning properties. 4 This 10 four
and throe.fitths per cent. higher
than, ever before known.
A Telegram received on the
9th inst, from Boston to parties
in East Saginaw, ordered two
hundred barrels OF: the extract to
be sent ON immediately, and that
there was n ready market = for all
that could be manufactured.
Thiscertainly does not look like
a fai!are on ,tle part of the extract
to. perform tho. work assigned. il;
and the fact will be hailed with
satisfaction by llioso who are iu-
clined to embark in the entcrprise
VI manufacturing the article in
question in this quarter.
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les affected an . entrance tkto6kh
oas. n the windows in xhe buck
end OF the store. ,..o.e 80 sss..s.i.l.
The barn q = naImes. wa
also broken into tho sasAe night,
bat % nothing b Missing he ptob.
sklE eystaiHe3 10 }cssf q PseRgU.
We lssSn freln. Q passenger ,0R
tho train due here af. $50. Wed
nesday evening Mat qnite apss1 ,
txutivs copAagration occurred IT
lsurche's Mile . email gtaliynf.o6
the Grand Rapiils- and Indiana
Railroad; about 2 miles south sQf
Csder Springs. the bra WAS first
discovered i'm . pile of lumbes
nesr the track ai,out.i bali .pest 4
r. NJ. and in an Incredible short
space Of time several. thousand
feet or choice lumber, and a:store
and two dwellings were in aa.peS
A stiff breeze was blowing from
the west'at the time which IN
doubtedly saved u largo amount
of lumber on tho opposite side Of
the track. The heaviest part Of
the 6re was within Q few. inches
Of the main track, and for three
hours it was impossible for trains
to pass. The track was slightly.
damaged and one new rail hal, TO-
DO laid down. This 10 the second
or third fire in this village. within
ten days, and q large amount IF
property has been distroyed. Al
one time Tor 8 dwellings were
imminent danger Of being burned.
The train was delayed in its ara.
rival hero until 10 o'clock p, NJ.
=
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A. nxAurfrrL invitatiou- care

A. sxAurfEbL invitation card
now. lying before us announces
the fact that narvest Bail will
be given at the Chase Hotel, this
place, Thursday evening, July
.S1st. TANNER promises good msiie
and supper, and extends a CORDIAL
invitation to one and all who .love
to 20 trip the Light fantastic /" to
attend and join IN ihs general
good time. 50 Remember the time,
one week from tonight ! Blu
Vt.oO. -" yEa-. - = .1sysN
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A TELEGRAM from Lake Station
informs us that two children were
lost this Thursday, July 24iD
morning, while hunting for some
cows thar had not come home as
usual the night previous. Tire
ages Of the children were about
four and I've ycsrs. People in
the surrounding couutry have
turned out and arc now securing
the woods in all directions endcav.
oring 10 find the little wanderers.
We understand that parties have
also gone from Orient aud Evart
to join in the search. May they
he speedily successful.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-24

Tue export and freight of west
ern grain, about which 90 mucl,
has been said, involves come
elementary facts which have beer
overlooked lin the discussion o.
tho question! Twenty States o.
the Union do not produce their
own bread, and only ten are ins
condition to export gram with any
advantage. The five States of the
old Northwest, the four States ot
Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri and
Kansas, can export largely, and
80 can California, of wheat. Pen
sylvania. Maryland, Virginia,
kentucky and Tennessee can OK.
port q little. These ten States have
tr supply New England, New
York and New Jersey, also tho
seveh cotton States, not ono of
which conld live without the
West.
Tho 6oatb raises cotton while
the West. fcods il, and the large
surplus Of " W eetern production,
goes to England and Europe
Yet the enormous increase Of the
crop Of grain during the past few
years has brought the farmer )it.
Ito or no increase of meney, on
account Of over-production and
the want Of an increasing market,
The greatest incrense in the ratio
Of exports to Europe 10 fonnd in
animal product ions pork, lard,
beef, butter and cheese - Indian
corn ~ other forms. The export,
of the contracted product this year
TINS far, has been immense, and
farmefs are beginning to learn tina,
the older a country is tho fewer
animals IL keeps. We now .ex-
port nesrly half tho choose made
IN the United States. Boston
Globe.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-24

TnosE'f tho readers Ut. tho
Star who contemplate travelling
10y wayof tho Fl. Wayne, jack,
son & Sa.i,.aw Hallway wtUld do
well to io,,k IT the oorrected time
carl of that Rad, which appears
elsewhere aIeN the Inside Of this
f.
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TIE correspondents ofthe Star
are requested to send us their
proper names; rot for publication
unless they SO desire it; Iut as a
matter Of authority for statements,
in which the facts are not known
En- No nersonally. ,. = rlts.
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From the Outline.

Z From the Outline.
!. VIZ arc informed that one more
death from smallpox occurred at
Reed City Monday. So far as
known the disease has been and
is now confined to ono dwelling,
and fears gifts spreading ar,her
have about all subsidized. p
VIZ learn that on Monday the
entire Family Of Mr.. VIM. Legget.,
living q few miles east Of town
were attacked by sickness, tho
syInptoms of which suggested
poisoning. Fortunately they all
recovered after only brief i'll
ne.s. One reason. for suspecting
the presence Of poison was in the
fact that they had been eating
rasrberrics which, grew on bushes
near q patch of potatoes. The
vines OF the latter having Lcen
sprinkled with Paris gre, n, it was
Thought a portion Of the poison
he'd accidentally dropped on the
berries.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-24

THE survey is now beng made
for the purpose If locating the
depot OF the Flint IL Pcre Mar
quette Railway It I.udington,
and tho -Alpeat states that mach
anxiety is manifested by scversl
parties 70 k~ow where the precise
location viii he. ~.-' a. =; ; =. =.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-24

FAnMEns'in this section Of the
county are now busily ingaged
harvesting. Out ON the ''plains,"
we understand, the work is about
comrlcstsd. Crops generally look
we'll throughout the county. -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-24

A visrr I" Reed Cay rn Tues
day last sh"xeA "a q',itcs hig,.
t;~cc OF wvrkmcn engaged erect
ing the frame for n new dep't for
tie +. & T.. N. X ,NreaA Com
iany. The building ia .-%ca'ed "n
the south side Of the track, and
81 few rods west IL, the crossing
If the Grand Rapids & Indians
Railway 9 - I
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-24

WE tender our thanks to the
Illinois Type Founding Company
for a superb book OF specimens Of
type and other printers material
manufactured by them. The book
is one which will prove Of great
value to printers DESTROYS Of esfab.
fishing a new ofiicc on replenisl'-.
ing the stock Of printing material
in az old office. The place ofbus-
mess IF the Ccmpanyis Nos 6l
and 50 West Lake street, Chicago.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-24

VIZ IRE int"ripcd that a case
O. assault. with intent /" rape oc-
Cured in Ellsworth towns lip on
the 18th inst. Both parties in
tho TRANSACTIONS are married per-
sons. F"r the present. ~e with
hold the names, as tho patty
committing the crime will prob
ably i've arrested when NIL the
facts in the case will be brought
out in the legal investigation.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-24

WE understand that a mcvo.
sneut is GA feet looking to the
establishment of a grist N, Il at
this point. This is certainly an
enterprise which 10 perfectly prsc,,
ticable, aad oaght to succeed at
once.
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80 NOTICE. i
II q Lam 0xxsnp Iosst Msrss

suf,a NOTICE. .l's.
Us. LAND OyyrcE, 1orIh, Mscn.,
as juno IL, 1874. =
/ COMPLAINT AaeisS been entered NJ this
0mce by Rollin O. Rogers against Joseph
Rhodes for abandoning his. Homestead En-
try, No. sse4, dated June l7th, ie7A upon
the 8. Y. Of Section -, Townsklp ~
north, Range Is west In Lake county, Mich,
with a view 70 the cancellation Of said en-
Try; the said parties are hcveby ssmnoped 70
appear At this once,
-. On GH a4M day Of JiLy 1873,
at 10 o'clock q. m, TO respond and 'furnish
W timony concerning said alleged sbapdoh-
m Mt 80, I;
J. n KIDD, Register, -.
J. L. JENNINGS, Receiver. o.
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Stanton Branch Of the D., L. & L. NJ. r r.
TRAINS WEST, r ees TRAINS EAST
Mixed, Mixed
2 00p m, IoDia 10 p, N,
20 Stanton Junction IS
2 80 Woods Corners %
800 Shanfy Plains %
SIS Sheridan lis
Trains run by Detroit time.
Passengers from North Western
Michigan to the Capital Of the State
and Jackson, Detroit, &C., will make
direct connection at Howard City with
tliis Road. -:
= "A. II, REESE. Gen'i Supt.
-J.'W. BROMLEY, G enl Ticket Ag't.
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NOTICE.

q. 8. LAND OyyIcx, IONA, MicH.i 3 q
June 18th, 1879. (, 4
Complaint having been entered at this
ONCE by George w. Caster against Newell
Kern, for abandoning his Homestead Entry,
No. $40, dated june ist, 1871 upon the s.
K I; Section IL, Township 10 North,
Range -, West in Lake 6eSuty, Michigan,
with view 10 cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summonedto appear
at this Office
On the Esd day Of July, 1871, 81
testimony concerning said alleged abandon.
ment.
J. II. KIDD, Register, -
J. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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LAKE COUNTY OFFICERS.
NOTICE,

NOflCE,
q. 8. LAND OsvIcE, IoHrA, MrcH..
JUsE 10, 1873.
Complaint having been entered at this Of
fee by Aioaro d. Satin against Theron p.
Stsrr, for abandoning his Homestead Entry.
No. b4l4, dated May 10th, 1871, upon the
& e. /, Section IL, Township 10 North,
Range IL West in Lake county, Mich, with
view to the cancellation of said entry; the
said parties are hereby summoned 70 appear
at this Office
On aks SID day Of ysty 1873,
at 20 o'clock A. n. ~ respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment.
J. Fl. KIDD, Register; {:
L JENNTNCS Receives
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WEBB'S a
VEGETABLE -
Condition P0Wd erSl


Have opened an Office on Canal ST., al No
so. over the Fuller Bank, and are prepared
10 do all kinds Of business in their line on
short notice. Especial after ton is given to
laying ont and plating villages and additions
tcities, &c. Typographical drawing exc.
cutcd In the best style at moderate prices
W. r. CnFFtNRERRY,
Z DORR SKEEI.S.
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THE new store and dwelling of
d. X. Halliday will be- flushed
in q few days.
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Avoid Queoks and lmposters.

Or y B. S,cst, oradusts JtS~son %sd,eo,
Collage, Philadelphia, suthor OF several vniusbic
works, can be consH1lcd on all diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an sspesisi study either tn male or female no
long standing. A practice " 50 years ensblss
him 10 treat dlsehse with ruccesA Cures guar
antsed. Charges reasonable. Those ~ n DIE
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
Send for the Guide 10 Health. Price 10 Cents
J. d. DY0TT, ND, Physician and Surgeon,
fo4 Duane 81. New York.
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Clubbing Rates.

There may be some Subscribers
who would prefcrto club with the
Star BY taking some other paper
or periodical. We will send tic
Star and
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TnE Outline tffice at 10 scy q
now supplied with q handsome
donLk .'i,c Gordon f'bber which,
with new sly les Of type aud good
workmen, enables the turning
out Of the very best work at
moderate figures. BY reference
to the advertisement which ap-
pears elsewheie it will be seen
you can sscars all your plain and
fancy printing right at, home,
withou: the expense If sending
to distant portions Of the State. >
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In another eolumn b. X. Ilsli-
day offers alot Of seasoned lumber
for sale. "a. ~,
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GxAnISG OH the Flint & Pcrc
Marquette Railway progresses
iavora,ay bctwee" this place and
Reed City, with fair prospect
Of the I,',ad-bcd bci"g ready for
tics and rails l,y the tiIst Of the
coming mon,h- II tho track.lay-
ere will thei. at once. commence
their work, we may look for the
frat train in Chase. at least ty the
first al September. So may it be.
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= NOTICE.
I yaSn nvysrv II

June ., 1874. =
Complaint having been entered At this ".
fee by Dennis Robinson against Andrew n.
Kittel, for abandoning his Homestead Entry
No. S2s7, dated March IL, 1871, upon the s.
E. I Of Section Is, Township ls North, Range
~ West, 10 Lake county, Mich, with Z
said parties ere hereby summoned to sppeas
at this Office, on the 2ist day Of July, 1879,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ, TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon.
ment. oh
- aD.J J, II. KIDD, Register. ale 4
! ftsLJ J.. JENkINqs Receiver
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AlgLalFH tiN.hliaAss'&. !
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CHASE, LAKE CO., Mich,
- 80 $50, :
80. - .gfs.<. So. e. s-Aaa
Terms % per Year.
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Regular Agents and Ccrresponden,s -
D. A. LArnsor, Chase; Ions Gscr, Els.
worth; J. G. Hicks. BslhwinS "
-. -. - a .s1 E.
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n. Z. sAaGENT, Genl Sup't Chicago
Gro. c. HOTTER, Assist Snp't Saginaw.
What Nexti The great Juvenile Magazine
70 cents year, with ~ /rplendid 81. Go Chrome
free. Specimen, 3cts. Itaise a club! Say where
you saw this. JouS = b. ALDEs, Publisher
Chicago. $50,
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Jackson Lansing {. Saginaw R. R.

The most direct route to the greet Lumber and
Salt regions Of the Saginaw Valley, aud the
Magnetic medicinal Springs OF
81 Louis a..
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me Nslriborhoold.
ELLswoRTH.
July 2lst, 1873.

J .t ~Ss~
!. EDrroR SrAs:-If, you are not
ieclinsd 10 think Il IL NM ,sposs
togo huckleberryipg. just start
some doe morning with tho oxen
and wagon, and q happy crowd
,of about FIVE young ladies and
three or four young men. and .
bsuntifal supply Of estables for
the lunch, Tfavel about ak miles
from home, over crossways and
up and down. hills, stopping
every now and then to chop the
logs out Of the road. Arriving at
the grounds ysu may al! SGT At
work picking berries, and when
the dinner hour arrives gather
at some convenient grass plat
near the wagon and dispose Of
the contents of the lunch baskets.
After that you have only to pick
berries until you are tired ont, tho
dishes are all full. or both, and
then set out for homo, feeling
quite we'll contentod with tho
days pastine. - ,..,,..e
/, l almoet forgot to mention that
you might start early in the
morning, when the mosquitoes
and gnats are lively and bite to
good advantage, but upon the
earring out of this part OF tho pro.
gramme l would not insist. Tell
your readersthey mnst not suspect
!. am trying to describe the trip
ola boring party in Ellsworth
township, but to consider this ~
simply some suggestions as TO
TO how to have q good time if
they will only so consider it.
A. j. II.
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Clubs of ten or more persons, a copy gratis
to the getter-up Of the Club, in addition to
the above discount.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-08-27
THE WEEKLY WORLD

is our great edition "Wednesday for the
country. 1t contains:
|. The Latest Prices photographed from
all the Markets Of the United States) OF
Live Stock, Country Produce, General
Produce Of every kind, and of Money,
Stocks and Freights in New York and
Europe.
2 The Farmers Page, with all the do
ings of the Farmers Club of the American
Institute, letters from practical farmers,
and scientific discussions on profitable
farming.
3. A page for the Family Circle, of live
ly and pure reading.
A. All the news in concise summary.