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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-05
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never known 10 fail-Price 81 per Bottle. Full
particulars with medical testimony and certificates
sent On application. Address l.. Il. HYDE Il CO.,
1875 Saventh Avenue, New York.
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FRIENDS Of tlia Star aud every
thing that helps to develop the coun.
ty "hould not fail to keep us posted
in regard to what is transpiring in
your several localities
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IT would add much to the appear
ance of our business plsces, il neat
signs were rutup. Can't you afford
it in some way?
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Trans run by Detroi, zinc

Trans run by Detroit cimc.
Passengers rom North Western
Michigan totge Capital Of the State
and Jackson, Detroit. &c, will make
direct connection at Howard City with
this Road.
A. II. REESE. Gent supt.
w. BRD lb3f, icR' Ticket Ag't,
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WE understand that Dr. Potter, Secretary
and Treasurer of ihcF & +. NJ. Railway,
is responsible for tn, statement that the
iron for, the extension of the road TO this
city has bsel contracted The ties are now
being distributed along some portions of the
road bed. - Ladinqtsn Record.
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TuE Lake County Star has been moved
from Chase TO Baldwin The Star iss good
paper and holds its own.-EOaf Reviec.
+ Thanks, for the good and true words
spoken.
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GILBERT W. LEDLfE, Esq, for some time
past the eff ,ient General Ticket Agent Of the
Flint Pcre Marquette Railway, has been
succoe ded by j. =. Nourse, Esq.
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MUSHROOM CoVyrY
From the Muskcgon Caroni,le.

From the Muskcgon Caronicie:
John Nunson, a resident of this city, but
lately in the employ Of Blodgctt Byrnes, in
their shingle mill at lIolton, was instantly
killed by the bursting of jointer, on last
Friday.
Michael McCarty, and as good man as
ever swung an AK or drove team, died 'ioni
the effects of fever, in the camp of Richard
Van Antwerp, at Lake View, 4 ortcalm Co.,
on Tuesday, the GOTH
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REMEMDrR, that we are fully prepared to
do job-work of all descriptions, promptly, in
as good style, and ct IA reasonable rates as
can be afforded by any tflice in this section.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Connections made ut "ttruit with the
Great N"-trra aud Grand Fruut Raj wa,..
10 Il Il from IA" East. At Waale with
the Michigan Central Rnlusr, Tor local
Points Est aud We-t. At iSirdo with
the Lake shore Il Niclicaa South. ~
Esilws, Tor Cleveland and rhjcago, AID
with tue Z, a n y. Il. EOior inrinpa,i
and South. Also, Wild the r.. w. a. ~
r. Il. TO anl from the Sonfh and south
west At X ed Civ With the Grant
Rapids Il Ind Il r. !or the North and
South.
SAyr0Rp NE 'LEs. Ass.t : ut
j. =, NorRsE, Gen1 III k't Ag,t
Eat Saginaw, Mich.
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M official dispatch ha, bocn re:
ceivei at London, England. annouuc-
ing the death Of i'r Livingstone, at
Lobisa, Africa, after crossing marshes
with the water at one time for thrct.
consecutive hours, above his waiss
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Clubbing Rates,

As there may be some sub
scrIbers who desire to club with
the Star bv taking some other
paper or periodical, we will send
the Star and
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Baldwin House.

This Hotel affords as good aecommoda
lions as any in this part of the country
Calrgss rets,nlhls. Alex. DeLoRg, Propri
etor, Baldwin. Mich. Ill.
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4 most Hnp1,faat I,genfioa, Sold by The Elastic
Truss Co, No 6'a Bradway. ". v. City II retains
Rupture absolutely IN ease and comfort. night and
Ggy at all times, aud undcr all circum stances,
without any exception waatey'r in any cas-. and
should never be tax uff during the short time re-
quisite TO eject permanent cure. Sent by mail.
Circulars re-. Anv Drdggit or Physician will
order this new Tmss for you without charge.
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Mas. J. B. McCrumb, residing at fifty
eight, Parsons street, during Friday night
become the mother of pair of twins SO
smah that they are marvel of humanity,
putting to shame all the stories Of Lillipu-
tans ever heard of. One is boy and the
other is a girl and weigh together three
pounds and four ounces. They are perfect,
and seem to be well. Their bed isa little
paper box filled with cotton and they are
dressed in dolls clothes. The mother and
children are doing we'll at last account
These are The smallest living children ever
heard Of They partake of food naturally.
and their cries are as diminutive as young
kittens, Quite number of people have
called to see the little wonders. Mrs. Nc.
Crumb is the mother Of several children all
Of good size and two Of them 8 and ~
years old. Mr.. McCrumb, the father of the
twins is a well known teamster here. Should
the tiny beings live, they will produce q
sensation of unlimited proportions. Those
who have seen them describe them as the
greatest sight they ever saw. A tea cup
viii cover the head Of either of them
their hands arc about tho size Of the bowl
OF a tea spoon, and their bodies less than
six inches long. They are not exactly Of =
size, the boy being a little the largcst.-Kai:
amzoo Telegraph, Jan. 2.
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w. II. BuRr, OF East Saginaw, on the 22d,
soil 1900, 900 feet of logs to tie Mitchell
& Rowland Lumber Company, Of Cincinnati,
averaging $3.50 per NJ delivered on the
docks, ready for shipment.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
u. IS. LAyp oFFlcg, IONA, MJcu.
Bee. 30th, 1873.
Complaint having been entered at this
'0'hce by Byron Grant against Gehiel
Scely for abandoning his Homestead Entry,
No. 62os, dated Feb. 2sth, 1878, upon the
n. w. | Section a. Township IS North,
Rarge 10 West, in Lake County, Michigan,
with view to the cancellation OF said entry:
the said parties are hereby summoned TO
appear at THE Office
On the :sh Day Of february. 1874,
at 10 o'clock a. M, to respond and furnish
Testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment.
j. II. KIDD, Register.
j. L. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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NEGETINE il made exclusively from the Juices
Of carefully selected bar&S. roots aud herbs. and
strongly concentrated that il will eflectuay
eradicate from the system every faint OF SJrofAa,
Sr-0fa!na@ uamer, Tu ers, Cancer, Canrcrnus
iIaia0r. Erysi pegs, salt Hl"am. Sypbifiic Dis
eaSek i'ankrr. FaiHtn.ss nj thr SfuGaeh, aud al
Gi.eases that arise rom implre blood. sc,aics.
IuhiaMn2iOEy Eh0 CbrDE G Hheunrtitm. keg-
ral-is, Cont, and SPirsl Complaints can only be
efcctually cured through The blood.
For Ulcers and braOityc UiseAseS of the SklR.
Pps tale. Pinileg. ylf"h,s. Hrils. letter. Scsld-
head and r.a,sn0,r. NEGIlNE has never failed
to effect permanent cure.
For PA.aH ~ the Eics, Eiiucs aa9laigfs.
prup,y, female WP3keegs, Itucorrian. arising
rom iBtcrnal liberation and uterine di eascs. sDd
t!cnarEl B.biliiy, ECEIIEE Gcts directly noon
the causes o. these complaints. II ihyigorstes
"A ID strcUsthcHs the whole syst III, act. upon the
cerstion. aad regalatls the bowels.
For Ca:aTr1. Dyspepsia, heL,tgai CaEilypess,
PdinitgiiOn tf The Heart, Headache, Pies, Aer-
y3csu"fs, and General Pros!iat,on OF the Nsr.
y0uS AySfsG,. no medicine has ever giv.n such
perfect 3at-flciiau ~ the NEGEiINE. IL puri-
fts IA blood. clean>es all OF thr organs. aud poi
ses5.s controlling power over the nervous sys-
ten.
The remarkable cures .~-eted by VEdETINE
hav incuceu many physicians and apothecsrits
whom we kno" 10 prescribe and u,e 1t in their
oan smil.s
ia fact, vEGETINE is the best remedy yet dis
liable BLOOD PuRiEiSR yet placed before th'
public.
Pr pared by
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Rasinsss CARDS.
G. w. Joiner & Son.

Ninaf,ctarers and Dealers in Lumber
Lath an1 Shingles. Bill stuff speciality
Mill an yard at Chase, Lake Co., Nich. l.3
o. W. JOINER, ALVIN JOINER
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A Communication.

GWe have received tho following
from subscriber to the Star, but one
with whom Wa have no personal ac.
quaintance Wepublish the commu-
nication, as it relates to matter of
public concern, and we do not assume
any responsibility :.-EDIroR,]
EnIToR STAR 1t was admitted at
recent meeting Of the Board of SUI
pervisors that this county was fully
organized, and said Board and the
saiaricd oHic RS Of the county repre-.
sented the morality of the people of
the couaty. l d. not agree with
them upon this point, because the
officers would rule and the people
would be ruled; and their hard-w rk-
cd for elrIilSs w.u' be wrenched
from them in order to pay the burden
of taxes which would be imposed up.
Oh the tax payers of tho several
townships. would ask tho rea ler
of the Star who helped to carry this
burden year after year, which PROPOSE
ton would have suited him best-to
let Nirvaha have the County Seat
without any o1er on their part; when
the representative from Pleasant
Plains said to the Board that ho came
with instructions to offer this county
$4,000 FOR the location Of said Seat
at Baldwin City; or to lot the latter
have it? But what did said Board
do? Their action said we d, not want
your money Cor, six out of nine, SAID
500.
The representative from ono OF the
towns in the eastern tier voted for
Baldwin City, upon those grounds.
lie said he thought $4,000 would
help the county to build a Court
House. Among all the t'wns which
wanted the JDlnty Ssat-lni there
were Chase, SummitviIls, Nirvsns,
Laconia and Baldwin City, (all repre-
scntcd there) not one mtde an. offer
but Baldwin City. AN OBSERVER.
TIE February numher of Woods HJuse-
hoH Magazine is reallys marvel Of what
can he furnished for only one dollar a year;
considering the cost and the quality this is
the cheapes; magazine which comes TO our
table. Its articles have a chasteness shout
them which is no, always fouai in periodical
literature, which odapts it TO Gil lace
now too largely occupied by cheap publica-
tons that are positively injurious to the
young, without being exactly immoral.
We have not room TO specify the articles
which fl! tao pascf before us-jlt they
are many AMI excellent. The magazine con-
tains three cngravngs-a pretty honsc de-
si.n--also the New lor. Fashions (illustrat-
ed prepared sxpressly for the Household
by Nine. Dsmorcst. The pnblisher announces
that hereafter the. magazine will a'DOays be
illustrated. Address Woods Household
Magazine, Newburgh, N Y.
ADVICE F'n EVERYBODY, THAT
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Moses ~. Ianghton.

Sheriff OF 0'ceola County Offcc ut the
County Jaii bliiiing. Y. q. Address, Her.
sey, 0Sceols County, Wick SO.
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home STA LIGHT.

OSE week from saturday will be st. Val
entine's Day. Look out for fun and fenti-
ment
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John G. Hicks,

Attcraey at Law, Notary Public and Cir
cult Court Commissioner for Lake county,
Chase, Mich l-34
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ApvIcs r'n EVERYBODY, THAT
Costs N"B ,pY ANYTHING. I.o-
liuns and cosmetics mako super
fetal All ig on the skin. give an
arr ticial color easi Y Seen, but are
vile!y dcstl uctive of he color tex.
ure and plihility of Tie skin
it.rlf. Wunklcd, hasgard aud
prenIarur.ly old look!ng, exactly
describe HE appearance Of those
wh" habitually paint their faces"
II you would have clear, transpar.
ert. healthy and soft tinted com.
plcxhn which natucc gives, free
from pimplcs, tan, ilcckles, or
all other dlstiyurenipnls, use Hand
Sapolio - the most cff, Give and
fragrant toilet soap ever mann
iaciured Sold 10y Ill dealers AT
10 aud Is cents n cake.
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JacgSll LanSing & SagIlaW R. R,

The most direct route to the great Lumber aud
Salt regions of the Saginaw Valley, and the
Magnetic medicinal Springs Of
St Louis
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ID. A.. BlOdgett.

Manufacturer Of lumber, shingles, lath, and
planed lumber; and dealer in pine logs and
timber. 0ice aud residence at Hersey, Mich.
3-6
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. I p L Q NJ a
AWARDED BY THE
Anericau Institute,
TOJ, ". MCKEE,

rnbrsdcrirg and flntiDg Machines.
at isingenioss aud will meet the lwant. Of every
matron In the lahd.'
Exhibition of1372.
John L. Gavit, Rec. Secy F.A. Barnard, Pres
Samuel ID. Tillman. Core .ponding Secy.
New York. November 20, 1872
This simple and Ing 'aious Machine isas useful
a. the Sewing Machine, aud IL ia { becoming popu-
lar with ladies, Ia the place of expensive Needle
work. its work being much more handsome ,requir-
ing les time aud not one tenth part The expense.
Machine with llu trated circular and full instruc-
t"ns sent on receipt OF of 81 or finished In silver
plate for 90 IS.
Address, The Mckee Manufacturing Co.,
303 Broadway, New York.
AGENTS WA N'TIcD.
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Chase Hotel.

Having assumed control of this Hotel, ]
am prepared to attend. to the wants OF the
travelling public. Charges reasonable.
EoBERr BR0wN, Proprietor lie
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Darius G.. Warner,

Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Pros.
Attorney for Lake county. Chase, Mich
l-S
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Regular Agents and Correspondonts:---
D. A. LAfsnor, Chase; JouS Caicr, Els
worth.
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Detroit, Lansing & Lake Hitch. R R
iRk NBh h0RIH HESiEEA lTE.
rsNINs WEST

Now Open from Detroit tn Howard.
To take effct On Sunday, October ls, 1873,
at IL O'Clock noon.
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II. B. STEPHENS, Dostsa, Mass.

Prioe. si.s'. Sold by al druggists AID dealers
everywhere.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-08
A Dog Mail.

A weekly mail is carried between
Sault St. Marie and Marquette, on
the upper peninsula of Wisconsin.
on sledge drawn by dogs. This
sledge is about seven feet long,
made of boards, and turns up at
the forward end, to enable it to run
over obstacles in the path. There
is stout rail on either side Of this
to which mailbag and some arti>
cles belonging 10 the driver are
attached. These articles ordinari~
ly include blankets, d tent, cook
ing apparatus, an axe, provisions
and supply of g. ''fire>water' - to be
used in case of very severe weather.
The mail contractors on this route
are two Chippewa Indians, who
perform their duties very accepta-
bly,, and rarely fail TO make their
trips on time. The driver of the
dog team does not ride, but runs
along behind the sledge and cheers
ON the dogs. Tne other of the
mail attendants usually precedes
the train, to look out for obstrnc-
tions, and in case of severe storms
to break the path. Both the men
are equipped with snow>shoes,
which when the suow is hard, CT a
crust is formed over it, they tie 10
the sledges. .-Pratrie Fdrmer.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-08
Buffers Portion.

Sanborn claims that he disbursed
over S150,O00 out of the proceeds
he received for collecting under
contract Revenue for the United
States. 1t is well~known that Ben
Butler contrived to have the law
passed authorizing the contract; and
that he secured the appointment of
this particular person to the fat
job. 1t was a subject of comment
when Sanborn in accounting for his
disbursements, failed to specify how
much was paid to Butler; and the
omission gave great cause for
suspecting the truth of Sanborn S
statement However, new develop
rnents remove the suspicion and
now Sanborn stands as truthful a
fellow as ever pilfered the treasury.
1t seems that the item of $25, 900
paid to Prescott, anunknown lawyer,
was in effect disbursement to the
doughty warriors, for Prescott is
only an understrapper of Butler and
formerly his private secretary.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-08
Are School Girls Injured by Study

Ths school teachers Of Worces-
ter, Mass, have arrived at the
conclusion that over study does not
iniare children, but that late hours,
badly venti at d rooms and evil
habits do. This is especially true
of girls. Not one in a thousand is
injured by study. Jdleness and
unhygienic habits are the true
source of i'll health among school
girls. Their emotional natures are
stimulated by sensational novels.
Unwholescmc diet and the dissipa>
tons Of late hours have also their
share in bringing about The dIsas-
trous results which arc attributed
to over exercise of the brain. So
far it is from being true that girls
are injured by study that, we're
their studies so increased that they
would have no time for idleness,
the result would be a decided i'm
| proyement in their health.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-08
Colonel Stephen D. Pools Acceptance.

Colonel Stephen D. Pools Acceptance.
The following letter from Col.
Pool, accepting the nomination for
Superintendent Of Public Instruc.
tion at the hands Of the Democrats
ic- Conservative party of the State,
will be found to the point, and just
such a one as we expected from the
Colonel:
NEwBERN, N. c., April 20, 1874.
DEAR SIR Your letter of the
10th inst, informing me that, &C At
a meeting of the Executive Cons
mittee Of the Democratic Conserva-
tive party, for the State at large,
held in this city (Raleigh) on the
present inst, you are unanimously
chosen as the candidate of our
party for the office Of Superintend
ent of Public Instruction. was
received on the evening Of the
18th.
] accept the nomination SO cor
daily rendered, and shonld your
action be ratified by majority of
the voters Of my native State, |
shall enter upon the discharge of
the responsible duties of the office,
with the fixed purpose so to perform
them as to add TO the efficiency of
our system of Public Schools and
to advance the cause Of Education
among all conditions, classes and
races of our people.
To those that know me, need
not say that in the performance Of
the duties imposed by the office Of
Superintendent Of Public Instruc>
ton, | shall, if elected, faithfully
endeavoI to carry out in the most
effective and impartial manner, the
: laws in relation to our public
schools, noting such defects as may
become apparent, and suggesting
at the proper time and place, such
amendments as may seem to rat
necessary to make cur system, il
: all respects, worthy Of the age an(
| the people of North Carolina.
t rendering to the committee my
appreciation of the high compli-
ment conferred upon me, and thank
= ing yon for the kindly terms il
which you have notified me o
their action, | have the honor t
be, sir,
: Very respectfully,
j, Your obedIent servant,
7 s. D. Pool.
Gen. W. r. Cox, Chairman
q Executive Com, Raleigh, N. c
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-08

COOLED HIM OFF.-A Corning
(la. youth paid his attentions to
two young ladies and proposed
marriage to both. They found out
about it, and invited him to the
house ofone of them, asked him to
take seat between them, which
he did, sitting down in tub of
water over which covering had
been nicely spread. Then they
politely requested him not to be
in hurry to go, but he went.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-08
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
LISTERS STANDARD SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
WHANNS RAWBOXE SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
LISTERS PURE GROUND AND DISSOLVED BONE
LAND PLASTER.
drdF
and consider high sounding chemical induce
mo as to eirean merit
anything offered
PRICES:
Soluble Pacific Guano Cash $50. Nov. 1s: 1874 $50
Listers Standard Phosphate Cash
Whanns Rawbone Phosphate 1874
o
Special Terms:
We will PACIFIC
ARD SUPER OF LINE bale 900 Ton
| Ton of 1000 pounds,
Payable November st, 1874.
We FERTILIZERS
OF Agenta
Send orders will
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;. - Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants
r.,.u, 20, s-,,< Norfolk, Va.
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