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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

LAST Sunday the Union Sabbath
Sch" l was re organized bv the
ell ciiop ii tho following nfficers:
Superin;endcnt-A. b. Hayes.
Asst Sop't-. Chas. X. Radcl f..
Secrc'ary-F. Hibucr.
Librarian = Mrs. A. Il. Hayes.
Treasurcr- Mrs. ID. A. BRAY.
Visiting Committee Geo. Pool,
Mrs. Geo. w. Townsend aud Mr..
John Miner.
The sessions of the School will
DO held every Sabbath, Immediately
after morning service; or Mt twelve
o'clock, in tho building ut corner Of
Michigan avenue and Seventh street
formerly used as a school house.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

We would cali attention If the
STAR readers to the card q! SIcssrs.
Kirkland & Cl ain, manufacturers
and dealers in Lnmhr, I.ath, etc,
which appears elsewhere in this is.
SUE. Additional new machinery is
now being placed in position, aud
no pains will I've spared to render
the mill fiiricnt in every respect.
Settlers desiring lumber for tuld.
ing purposes shonld not fail to visit
this mill, four anL a half miles west
vi town.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
SATuRArE a piece If Bread

SATURArE a piece If Bread or
Meat with gastric jnicc, and it soil
dissolre. Ills is digestion. Add
t" such n mixture n little alcohol,
and it viii not dissolve. This is in
digestion. Beware, then, OF tine
inres, ar ionica, or decoctiors con-
tanning spi'il"us liquors. Shun all
RIM "t0nics," and rely solely on
DIR. WALKERS VrSEeAR BrrrEss,
tho finest digestive inviaorani
known. and FREQ from tho fiery
curse Of Alcohol. MIA
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
! EsTbRDAy Che, EDyin,, Scar,

EsrhKpAy Chre' Engineer Sears
and Assi- tanl l'r wn passed through
town On their way over To- Lurlin.-
tor. They were In.w citing the
grade between l..ed City and tie
above named point, tor the pur-
losc, probably, Of reporting rs to lie
cotdIti"n, ~ the annunl tncptiny of
si' ckhn)deis. which occurs in n
few ,la,s.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
TBI following items arc from the
OsceoLd Outline # the Odd inst:


A new fence IL what N to be mt around
tho Court House Immediately. The stake.
nre set. and the Colonel has given the word
Of command.
Stephen Kissinger. of Reed City, was Cd.
pointe saperv'sor Of Richmond township.
by the Township Board, on Tuesday. In the
plscs Of Frank s. Robbins, resigned.
B'njamin's saw mill. as Reed Citv. was
burned last night, 1t about half past eleven
o'clock. Tho ere originated ftom the fur
mace, and was far advanced when discover.
ed. Loss about q. ZOO.
The River drivers Sr- having things COM
Portable. this year; aud float down stream,
with the logs. In n shugly built cabin aud
scow. Last Sunday they let their home 20
through the shu,e at this place.
The Osceola Oielirs 10 the Official paper
~ Oscrola county for one more year; IL h,v.
ing been selected bv the Board Of superyi-
fo:s, Last week. We shall endeavor TO do
the work IN a salts aeiory manner.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

Next III Inlay there will be,p, c.
'al elections in the snshlps OF
Cherry Valley. Yates. Lake and
killbnck I" I'LL vacancies in TN.
"ftice "f Justice ot the Peace. w.
de-ire the friends at the STAR in
'lroSr l"cYiities tn send us names or
those elected, at the earliest posi-
. l.. c.u,Xpuip o..
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
Tn M,. N,uut ,.,. ., a.. =,

tn MAS M"RRI> leave. ,oSn mex,
week ~ u business trip Nv Grand
X id-. "xpcc inx 10 Ice absent from
Nv" I" tour weeks. lila patrons.
who desire work in hi. line. IN the
meantime. will g.,vern then. selves
icc"rdi,,. Is.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

The .fnrnier- III Lake c,un',
ah' uld see t" il that the larys It pos
s'hl.' l.rea'itli If g~"nnd is Lis zen
-"n pi"we'l un.l !.!-r'c,l ur s.wn t.,
croIs. The expert, &c Of The pa,
Winter has taught us ,llut ever,
consistent tfnrt sl,ou!I be mad.
this direction.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

THE W X ni bhll lin. Tie bridge
on , vctt' street, across the Pore
Marquette River. progresses f,v'r-
all, nnd.r the hanis ~! tie C, -
! act rs. Mcssrs. Bray and l., |.
II is'S, eclei that tn j'b viii be
c"mIl.i Il 'hit week.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

lt"Br. STEWART has abancon,d
h" u OF carr, ing the mails from
h re {" Rri Clt.. AMI Gc.. r,~
has un,l 'it'kcn it. w IN the
pouches il Billy" Raids anI,,
NJ feel they vi :, every TT ~
>at IT, - bet .re,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

THE l"us OH Seventh Sir, e, re-.
Gently purchased by Mr. Tripr, is
being s'a into proper Shape f'r &C
cupnti.n.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

Gar Rus requ, So those hay
lrg "d"rgs," about their rcmi cs
:" 'cnll NJ The Captains office and
.tt,le." Sec rolicr elsewhere.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

Notice.
o. 3. Lam OsslcR, IONA, xica., I
~ Ak 1874

o. 8. Lam OsslcR, IONA, xica., I
Nay 9th, 1874.
Complaint having bcsl entered at this
Once By AImos n. Grant sgsjLst George
3. Summers. for abandoniag his Homestesd
Entry, Ne. el34, dated Nov. 9th, 1872, ap-
en- the g. E / Section ~. Township 90
North, Rsnes IL Wet. In Lake County,
Michigan. with view TO tho cancellation
OF said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office
On tie l7M Day Of June, a. D. 1874,
at 10 o'clock .. m, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said sllcdged aban-
donment. J. KIDD. Register.
j. L. JENxISss, Receiver
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

j q. PATTERSON, ESQ. is ever in
O4c""la county, this week, attend
ing Circuit Court, in s, ssion ~ Her.
,ey
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

EMMLTT Coon has l,uilt n fence
around his 'ot at the corner o!
Michigan avenue aid Eighth 81.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

JOHN III MAS has sold the house
and lot on Seventh street TO Bsrj
Tript.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
T.. w, Jo,ner.& Son.

manufacturers AL Dealers. in Lumber
La,h and Sainsl,. Bill stuff speciality
Mill and yard at Chase. Lake Co... ich. l-S
c. ". JOINER, ALSis JOINER
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

+. l.. ALLEN. Eo j. flashing t,ti
the upper part If his house.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
HOME STARLIGHT.

Ecos rctuil in Baldwin City at
twenty ceI.tS PER dozen.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
Darius 4, Warner.

Ittorn y At Law. Notary Public aud Pros
Attorney for Lake county. Chase, Mich
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

PL"wISo and making garden 10 n
p'rl.lar Pa.tilnc JUST now
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
Guaranteeing.
John e.. Hicks,

W. MsCs az, |. prepared q" attend
Z. slfcalls in the njs' mn. 10 el line
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

Attorney at Lay. Notary Pa bile and CT
cit Court Commissioner 'or Lake county
thase, Mich. l-34.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
w. j. McCauSey,

Justice 81 III p~Aet, y ,'d~ir q ny, Mich.
Will atcit Ii,pItiy 90 all business en-
tru.t d u his care. Sreci~l attention Civ
Vn to pa, m'nt Of taxes "h non reside lands.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
Notice

Notice Ia hereby given, that the dog law
will be enforced in the Township Of Pleas.
ant Plains. All persons having dogs in
their keeping arc requested TO call OH the
Township Clerk aud procure licenses &C.
corJipg to law.
G. " q. Ross,
Township Clerk.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
VIM. "A. Oeuress,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Dealer Ia

BOOTS AND SHOES 49,.
OF the Also
hand W. Robinson
line Of Ladies' Goods and styles
Rubbsrs, with styles prices
CHOICE LINE OF DRY GOODS.
Such shscsn
oash Shifting Dcm cucks ALSO Fauneh Aane assortment
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS & NOTIONS.
Such Foe White Shirts and Color
Pumpe1 suspenders Hosiery Cd,s.r
Books Hair Brushes Tooth Brushes Hair Comb, Hr
Brsds xAho line
STATIONERY.
LEGAL CAP, BILL AND BILLET NOTE PENS AND
PEN 'I1OLDERS, ETC, ETC. ETC
thankful
cash, ut bottom prices Come me-, neanda ALL
LOU WIZ A DEtREss.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
Our Clubbing RaIeS,

Tu those crsirir. Ia club Wit
THIS pa "ra, D. ~ other publication
wc will furnish the Sfar AMI
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

NIILW.tY corr
300 100000 Feet of. Pine, wei
located Tor manufacturing and I'M iig
Good Farming LSrdr, Wa ever
variety - iii'hrr, roll md tGrfacr lei marx,
Tor all kinds Of farm produce furnish d ~ {.
iminense lumber lus,nc and raIiu settlement
this section az ihc Siaic. Iarc t;dnrtuLi :,
tanning cool laid 81 < Ell raj o.,L .loroucl
fare at low prices.
Railroad foIh Toledo AL nc,roit. ", Sacine,
Valley, 10 udinaion. an ] Ike Michigan. foini u
hortnnd direct line. ing The La, and .,oui
WIN the great Northwest. ~ Pail mi Norl.e.
Pacific; and by East Saginaw 4, ~ Clair ailroa,
now hniliing. making s..ortcs. lii, between III,
Last aEd West.
TsSE5 CT SE.-E:
ohe Fourth down. IN iii ca-cs-.-iin;l haanc. ma
DC paid in three cqu annual p ,ymcais 1iDsh
t rS mnSs ts paid yor Gtr0,o IL ing CIT. FAI:M
lNd LANDS for 0"f'us SETH mem, viii he sold q.
payment or one. fourth in ,ash I'D lc balance l.
hvc equal annual payments.
intefest Gt tie raic' seven y, cent on all IN
Faii balances. 10 be paid ANNUALLY.
:, M contracts AMI ; otes are made PAYABLE n
MEhcHANrs' NATIONAL BAsK, IN EAST SAGINAW
Apply In person or by mail TO
WIN. l.. WEBER, Land Commissioner
Sand Office at East Sa~in W. Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
ausinsss &arp'.
+. l.. Allcn,

Attorney Al Lac sod Solicitor IL Chan
ccry. WI practice in Circuit and U. s
Courts. 0fiic. over Trays stoie, corner Of
Ninth street ard Michigan ave ne. Baldwin
City. Mirh.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02
Piety Knocked Into ri.

Horace Greeley used to affirm that
newspaper men were the most patient
people, as class, on earth, and he was
not far from right, though there are
times when patience ceases to be vir-
tue with the most enduring.
Nearly everybody in the Western part
of the State knows Burr, who used to
start a newspaper about once a month
the year round, generally bringing them
out in Grand Rapids, but sometimes
making flying trip to other points
Burr could stand to be told that he lied
about his circulation, was on the fence as
a politician, and that he didn't know
anything about publishing newspaper,
and when men threatened to sue or
thrash him he only smiled sad smile
and wished that mankind wouldn't get
excited.
During religious revival in Grand
Rapids, Burr was converted, and it fire.
quently happened that religious people
called at his Office to talk with him.
One day minister came i'm, and after
talking for while he proposed prayer.
He was in the act of kneeling when his
foot struck one of the outside forms, which
was leaning against leg of the stone,
ready 20 be lifted up, and over it went,
making half hushel of Cpl"
Burr looked at the ruin wrought,
thought of the two weeks of overwOrk,
and he commenced taking off his coat,
saying.
"Pm trying to be Christian, and set a
good example, but rat my buttons if i
can't lick you in just two minutesp'
The clergyman backed downstairs in
no time, dodging the lye-brush on the
way, and Burr backslid at once, and sent
down for pint of stimulant.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02
Sense and Nonsense.

IT is impossible to have the last word
with a chemist, because he always has a
retort.
A BOY defines salt as the stuff that
makes potatoes taste bad when you don't
put any on.
PEN-MAKERs are a bad lot. They
make people steel pens, and then say
they do write.
WHEN mans circumstances become
most crooked and twisted they are said
to be straitened.
A YANKEE editor has recently got up
a remedy for hard times. 1t consists of
ten hours labor, well worked in.
AN editor, referring to air-tight coffins,
says, "NO person having once tried one
of these coffins will ever use any other"
A BROOKLYN Dorcas Society fines
gOssips one dollar for each offense. The
proceeds will be used to pay the national
debt.
A MAN has christened his daughter
Glycerine. He says it will be easy to
prefix Nitro if her temper resembles her
mothers.
WHAT is that which the rich man
wants, the pOer man has, the miser
spends, and the spend thrift saves?
Nothing.
"MONO-POETs is the name of persons
who write but one bit of verse and then
die. This isn't the kind of poet that
sends pieces to the papers.
A LADY once being asked what she
thought was a good remedy for bee
stings, said she had never found any
thing better than to keep away from the
bees.
Chow do you like Shakspeare? said
a blue-stocking young lady to an old
river captain. "Don't like her at all,
madam she burns to much wood and
carries too little freight"
You may talk yourself into a bronch-
ial affection, but you can't convince
Vermont woman that there won't be a
death in the family if she dreams of see
ing a-hen walking picket fence.
A PARIsIAN musical dictionary de-
fines shout to be "an unpleasant noise
produced by overstraining the throat,
for which great sinners are well paid,
and small children well punished.
A SCIENTIFIC friend, who had been
reading, with great patience, an ex-
haustive treatise on the velocity of
light" says that he now knows how it is
that his gas bills run up so rapidly.
JOSH BILLINGs.says: "The live man
is like little pig; he IL weaned young
and begins too root early. He is the
pepper-grass ov creation, the allspice Ov
the world. One live man in village is
like a case Ov the itch Mt distrikt
school, he sets everybody scratching at
onst"
A MARRIED man, hearing that the
eating of certain kinds of animal food
would aid the same tissues of: he human
body, as, for instance, calves brains
would nOurish the eaters brains, or beefs
liver the eaters liver, Immediately gave
strict orders at his family market that
no more tongue of any kind be sold to
his wife or mother-in-law.
A YOUNG lady thus describes her feel
ings, and courts sympathy:
"My heart is sick, my heart is sad,
But, oh the cause dare not tell;
am not grieved, 1 am not glad,
am not Ill, am not WELL
I'm not myself, I'm not the same;
am, indeed, know not what;
I'm changed I'm all except my name
Oh, when shall be changed in THAT"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02
To he Sent West.

Inspector Dikes has had his hands full
to determine how to best dispose of the
poor Italian children who have been
taken before him. Yesterday more than
thirty boys and several girls were
brought from the different precincts to
the Police Central Office. Senior Ferdi-
nand. Luca, the Italian Consul, called at
the Police Central Office, and said that
arrangements had been made with the
Children's Aid Society to send the Ital-
ian children out West. There they are
to be placed in families, and reared in
comfort and usefulness. Where the
parents come before the Inspector, and
proved that their children had been ar
rested, they were told that they could
take them away with them this time but
if any of them should be found begging
or playing music instruments in the
streets again, they would certainly be
given over to.the Children's Aid Society,
and sent West. One very interesting
case was that of three brothers, the
oldest twenty-three, the next seventeen,
and the youngest fourteen years old. The
oldest spoke for the others. He had left
Italy when only five years of age. Two
years were spent among the lazzaronl In
the large cities. Then he went to Ger
many and spent six years in travelling
through continental cities. His two
brothers ioined him and they all came
to this country where they have been
ever since. Every cent that they have
made, above the price of very meagre
subsistence, they have sent to Italy to
support their parents in idleness.-
Nrp York Times.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02
A Useful Boy.

One of Boston's well-established ply
sicians who scarcely finds rest night or
day, had occasion recently to engage an
Office boy to open and shut the doors and
run errands and hold his horse. The
boy was from the country, and evidently
possessed an energetic disposition. In
order to give information to his patients,
the doctor had recently some cards print
ed, bearing his name, and stating his
Office hours, as many callers lost valuable
time while waiting. These cards disap-
peared with wonderful rapidity, so much
80 that the doctor had his suspicious
aroused that his new boy was using them
up in clandestine manner. "Jo," said
the doctor, one morning, "what has be-
come of those cards which / placed on
the table in the outer Office. Cards,
STRIP repeated the boy. eyes, cards."
retorted the doctor. IL took 'em," re-
piled the boy, proudly. "What have
you done with them ?' demanded the
doctor. "Well my mother told me be-
fore left home that must make myself
useful to my employer, and 70 every day
when / haven't anything else TO do / Just
throw them into the horse cars as they
pass the corner" The scene that follow
ed cannot be described, but after tearing
off two handfuls of his own hair, the
doctor took one grab at the red head of
the enterprising lad, and nearly scalped
him. Thus IL was that the well-meant
endeavors Of the young man to promote
the interest Of his employer were re-
warded.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02
BOardine.HOuse FascinatiOns.

There is something seductive about
the first meal in new clearinghouse.
The dishes seem less greasy, the cloth less
variegated, and the cruet-stands less
battered and dissipated looking than
those which graced the table of your
last home. The fancy, though blissful,
is but fancy, generated by novelty, as
you will find out all too soon. The
childish love of something new never
quite leaves us. Hardly has our manly
heart recovered from the pangs inflicted
by cruel, cruel Araminta Mosher, and
our ashen lips learned to pronounce the
once loved name without culver of an
guish, before the blighted soul, yearning
for comfort, finds in sweet Morleena
Lumkey attractions ten-fold more ire
sistible, at first sight And though that
radiant being proves, alas an insensible
idol, or develops on closer acquaintance
into commonplace and earthly fetish,
we do not despair of yet finding our
affinity. No amount of bankruptcy i'm
the young gazelle" pursuit diminishes
our confidence in the possibility of find
ing our ideal of boarding-houses or para
gon of Dulcineas.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02
Insanity i'm Russia.

The other day the telegraph said that
Constantine, brother of the Car, had
conspired to overthrow the empire, and
that he had been arrested and thrown in
a dungeon. We did not believe word
of it and said so at the time, and time,
by-the-way, has proved that we were
right. His crime was not conspiracy,
but stealing, and the Grand Duke NichO-
las, not Constantine, was the culprit. He
did not steal horse nor a mule, nor a
railroad, but he hooked his mothers dia-
monds and gave them to an American
girl whom he worshipped and adored,
The law and few imperial detectives
caught him, and put him ina celia pun
ishment far more severe thanan alderman
would receive for stealing million in
New York.
The duke was staggered for few days.
He had read Mark Twain's jumping
Frog" and Timothy Ttcomb's "Advice
to a Young Wife," but not particle of
hope appeared. His dreams were of
knouts, wild horses in Tartary, and the
terrible Siberia.
For three long nights he clutched at
the portals of despair. On the fourth
day, while the court barber was shing-
ling his hair, he picked up copy of the
New York Herald just from the branch
office in st. Petersburg, and began read
ing an account of New York murder
trial. Suddenly he ground the paper to
powder and kicked the barber into the
corner. Foam and cinders issued from
his mouth. The barber lay like one
dead.
"I am going crazy howled the duke
"My brain is going Wild" and then he
broke into the gifted laugh of hyena.
Ten minutes later a crowd gathered
around the cell, and a strong guard en-
tered and carried him to an asylum. On
the way thither he bit and kicked like a
tiger.
In the asylum he became quiet, and
after hearty meal, he appeared some
what rational, but his eyes shot around
the room with the lurid glare of maniac.
No one had the least doubt but he was
as crazy as an American Congressman,
and the Gar thought it good time to
obtain some valuable secrets by little
strategy. So he ordered the duke to be
placed in an elegant but well-guarded
room, separated from another by a COM
municating partition.
The command. was obeyed, the Gar
repaired to the adjoining room to hear
what the duke might say in his rawlings.
After beating his head against the wall
few times, and believing like Samese
bull, he quietly took a seat and burst
into suppressed laugh.
Insanity is the word," said he. Gust
let me get a crack at the other diamonds,
and NV darling Cream- Tarta r. TIGER
Lilly shall shine like. an empress al
ways thought thoses ,Rhite-livered Amer
leans made a fortune3iQs a hurry. How
the Gar trembled when howled! He
thinks he is smarttbut I'll show"
Just then the Gar kicked the wall, and
ordered the guard to take the duke to the
deepest and darkest dungeon in the city,
and the prospect is that Miss Crcam-a-
Tartar will lose her head, and that the
duke will 90 to Siberia.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02
How 10 look at Pictures.

Sir Frederick Montagu Pollock, in
Science Gossip, tells us the proper way to
look at drawing or picture is with one
eye shut; unless it be an improper pic
ture, when both eyes should be closed.
A picture ma taken for the object it
represents at ~ distance, but when
brought nearer it is soon seen to be only
picture on a fiat surface. With two
eyes we see, as it were, round an object,
because our eyes being short distance
apart, they see from different angles, that
is, slightly different pictures are presented
on their retinas A drawing resembles
the object as 1t appears when we see with
one eye only. Hence IL we look at IL
with one shut, we are led TO imagine that
there is no difference TO the real object IL
presents If the head is kept perfectly
still, the picture after few seconds
comes TO look almost stereoscopic. The
experiment Ia easily tried. IL Is said that
an English optician has invented an I'M
strument, which is to render the eye
"single and full Of light"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-02
How 70 Secure Perfection.

A friend called on Michael Angelo,
who was finishing statue. Some time
afterward he called again the sculptor
was still at work. His friend looked at
the figure, and exclaimed:
You have been idle since saw you
last"
"By no MEANS" replied the sculptor:
"I have retouched this part, and polished
that; have softened this feature and
brough out this muscle; have given
more expression to this lip, and more en-
ergy to this limb"
TWell, well," said his friend, "but all
these are trihes."
at may be So" replied Angelo !;
recollect that trihes make perfection,
and that perfection is no triAe."
So, also, il is with character.