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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-17

The Cincinnati camp-ground will be
located in Clermont county, about IL
miles from the city, containing about As
acres, well shaded, and combining many
natural advantages. The Little Miami
Railroad runs directly through the
grounds, and the Marietta Railroad runs
within two or three hundred yards OF
them.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-17

To keep glass cans from cracking in
being filed, place on towel wet in cold
water and remove to seal.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-17

NOTE sHAvERs succeed financially be-
cause they "take SO much interest" in
their business,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-17

$1OtO 81, OOOInvested in Wall Street
often leads to a fortune. Pamphlet with ex-
plantations and statistics of Railroads, Stocks,
Bonds, &C., with other valuable information,
mailed on receipt of 80 cents. Address Alex.
rockingham & Co., Bankers and Brokers,
II Wall Street, New York.
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As an external application, il is a perfect
Panacea, il there ever was one. No family
can afford to be one day without il in the
house. Besides it is equally as good for the
horse as for man. II subdues Inflammation
Of all kinds. Used as q gargle and applied
freely externally to the throat, it is q sover-
eign remedy in Diptheria and Quinsy or In
fammation of the Tonsil Glands. To all
Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Burns, Bee Stings,
Insect and Snake Bites, Frost Bites, Chill
blains, Caked Breast, Swollen Glands, Rheu-
matism, and, in short, to any and oil ailments,
whether affecting man or beast, requiring a
direct external application, either TO allay
inflammation or sooth pain, or both, Extract
Of Smart Weed can not be excelled. i do
not extol this medicine as cure-all, nor Is
IL necessary to mention all the diseases
wherein il will be found to effect cures, as
have said enough to indicate its properties
and the intelligent will at once see wherein
its use may properly be extended. Recollect
Il is sold under positive guarantee. III, af-
ter using two-thirds of the contents of the
bottle, you are not satisfied with il, return
the bottle to me and your money will be
promptly refunded. Allow me to say, in
conclusion, that my Compound Extract OF
Smart-Weed is q safe remedy in all cases.
which can not be said of many medicines
put up for sale to the people. SO harmless
Is il, that IL may be given in small doses OF
8 TO 10 drops in milk to infants for Collie
and will be far more effective and much
safer than any Soothing Syrup" or "Cor
dial ever put up, and will not injure the
child as they do. My Extract of SmartWe
is now sold by most druggists, both in this
and many foreign countries.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-17

Druggists and Gen. CTS. San Francisco California
and cor. Of Washington and Charlton SITS. n. Y. =
Sold by all Druggists nod Dealers y
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-09-17

ever you find it's impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores |;
cleanse it when you find it INSTRUCTED and
sluggish in tho veins; cleanse it when it is
foul your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the system
will follow.
n. II. McDONALD & CO..
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70 me PURkN.
"g N FAI b DEALING"

Whereas MIR: Henry Rennpall has
published statement uadsp the above,
QARtup,h. in wAtaA Ne changes, the
Gb,atW Commissioners Direct, and the
undersigned by implication, with! inr-
Jt,atiaa t,waahs him, in the, awaaa of
the CONTRACT !on the Iron Waak N!Ae
new jail
lit becomes necessary THAT / shp,,laJ
refer to the. laatt@t-net iih viahnataah
ofthAe0Hse charlottesville GbmmiRs-
'spnans,, ortAat otitA@n e3fpjanAQ Clark
Mr.. E. a.. &ttangess, they anetoe well
known as honorable upiaght gentle
men to- require it att the hand iii any
one. bnt simply to- shows, THE ennoaet,
alR idaaa under which, Mir, R'snls9aa,.
ilhbprs- tah's--
"1he. flstRrq9osala;iatvita, for tbs
fEao,h work otf the new JVlt-inp)nlad,
aoeonhng; todHamirss eail aPeei!ipar
tipnh a. lAee number of:wro)lgAt. Iron
(;irAe,N, paeatealaadl knowhaa, 'lfhe,,
'uiN" GimlMs; This lnistsyinll ooda
only be- procured. from one establish,
nnnl Gas1 lave leMa.eLl and at a
vWyligih pr'o@.
'rle, commissioners, approaching
hihllnaNyo ,,tlhM deoj'hAtn abandon
tlles Ire, qf'tAese1 &lrjsua,, and slbstar
rt,ta therefor oe,lts,ith otiAeI iiupa;; thus
reduning tlle opsh AMI mtanta;Nots'lle
':,on work. veyT nsiilF,aA)h,
it NOW bs9asne neaee ss!,y, to, again.
i,aNifes propaalh to- m,ot tile o|hnse
,lnrdbim tiiiss aAdl ojaisir 'fespeets con-,
ce,ning THE. work. Mr. Ralate3l.
was dnlN nptitlndl VS. wall at others,
and presented Ais,bjl lg,:tAh nes''lt
dliEnptmnet hisappra' atson. taie fault
aiA,not liza, with tAe Commissioners.
/ The, deliberations Of tAsea Gomin.s'
sloners, tlinugiput5 III iilo Arrange.
lnani. ofta mattmnso oWn!, lax, manifest
~ dHgree off cMltiam anl, diarN''nlna;
tton t!inttosm o,HM bs atiHesl at by
mplh a,aHppfio. discharge tlia,rt duly
in " tnirrMnl impartial snHnpaE
I Rerrunnltml. haNn,tlo Nithlpst Iaolt
ncsi1yr M3E llainrsai. s1''}t;No no,nfo'
tiMaiM making tIoo aAove. laipArhs,
'hut to SHOW lao far &C l. JunlhrYthnd
t-1e .rnaitn4y J thM. under ,llea clrG,um
STANCES, there couill lie, no PARTED
teallng,.
Daeunotfulltr,
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s~wH4.a-M,Er EraaaeR.'. q

FNIeMERS!, il Wnu wish to- usnj',o' }r.t,
mlllclluapest FntiliHnr III die mnr:;,. ;'nr-
clinss. RulnHIuly,s "EXcNlkinr Plhut; Foe, y
II is mnnitttctauHd fiaNm tiu best muii1.iu.s
tlut can l,epuulinsel, and Inns; lnoro ia.
hone init tdnun any other Fertilizer Hoi
Il, confirms Nmmnmn, Ivy thorough ollElni'
aal.ar,lsSs iinm3 to- 81 pnr cent.
.aiiU or siP1lnsputG of Lime ~ to -
Umlisss,lvtd Brun.,.....,. ......,..... 13 to- II
The value of II TarliiiMr drpnrlB upn;i
tic ampult. of heterogeneous natter i'll cor,
t,unR;, contribution with Rstil g1Tat.r
qpmtitY of 4Vcil,' Phosphate Of Lime, as,
lll,s ONE Yields Nmmnmilu to ilglTetse' and
iD,r,r THE g,cwt1Dnt THE pihn1 and tiRotllar
Il, form the heads ,nldpmai,ne afall dsgt--
oMslg1.in,.
Ind, tlN.ref5Ne, THE FMtiliznr cpnts,ininw
tl,e lt,1ia1sst amount of Acid Phosphate ct
Lime, in combination with MilrGgTnnls
,Mttt.r;, and, alsiO Unt,isa,lNertl Rev H'rr,
il the most valuable ttDtl,. tl,qnnsr, AMI il s
clsrt,int,pN Yield tD him all, that lie deds,ea,a
ssssNtf crop.
Fou sale by
R.NMisisTT RaaCtss, 1MrL.EIS s. co,
AT $50 PEE TOM RErMlIus
GSg~ a HKeara dis,.o,r,t will bp alluS e;l
or ls JcortterR tor Clash. 49,.
F'reTer,cit City, NarvEaas
AIlG8tl
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& A petaarkahha naahaorobaso,

@ A geaarkahle meteorological
r phenomenon is reported from III Rasa
Iexas The C@le&tea Of Cssteuas
WRITES that Mp TO the 10th Of August
no RAIN had FALLEN i'm that vicinity fas
precisely q year, Vesesatiaa ls saerah,
e1 ahd cattle have died Of starvation.
fAASttss We have been the reqisiauts
etsaSeEal gifs Of A&A, for which we fetoaaa
thanks 70 the Donors: Mrs, NsaAalAal
FyylaQaA& Mrs Win. Six feg some lepy,Q, his
Qjp,ss RtsaAs; Mrs ,Jseoh LYNN fsG setbss
sweet RhHhs,; NMa H.. Picking Gr SOME
nice sweet Concord Ynallsas,; ts Mr: George
Kshnl tsg some, very. large delicious peaches
u NM. Joseph Rowe tn some d,aHsants and
grapes, and to Mn. WIN. Htti4igsH; oQE.suar
aBlNaaia, GbE some e)e0sa1sn pears.
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sa- The Or. B. s. School at Eylsr's
Vallsy will hold a celebration" i'm the
woods, sAtlaraay., Sept. lMh> Reva,
g l, b. BEaae, W.. t.. Maatin. Elder
J: Ctseger, (the eAalarens friendl. and
w, A. Hahn, Qthe S. School Pioneer J.
have been invited to be present on
the occasion TO participete i'm the ex-
ercisss:. A day of Joy, thanksgiving
and Pralsa is anticipated,
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.hatdtt'9f Jesse W. Ntssear dcoe@u},
r1g'iIIS is'tn giisrnotce;, That tlie' SAIL
III scritta residing5iir Rmmitsiiurg, lfyr4l,
olick. oountw NIL, ,liltti obtained flnm t.ia
Orphans Court of %ddl Cin,uty, letter.
tos,anontp.y mtl!aperson;lostatt,oti
JESSE W.. NIISSEAR,
lato oil Frederick county decreased. .ill
persons having claims againstttlie said de-
ceased aar lisartivy wa,1leet tn oNhihilt'e
same with lie vTloiiers tiiorrnf ,lcly? an,
ttfoaI'tatut, tuttse ssliEsGailta. on olriettilr,
tile iirst- dnw of Mkroh next; tli.'y. rna,i
otherwise. Ivy law; Tie3 excluded from all
l}ei,ett. ffsaid estate. Giyr.l. o,ntttr my
liand ;tndt ssall tits, 1Till day. of iugua,
"A. ID. 1854. JESSE II, NIISNl,All,
mlg, 224lw ENouutUr
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In Mo Cmoa5h GSunt of fraaarjcA
County, sitting ia E,p'&ty.
MAY lnlNN,, 1874.
Rewpnt of Sai"s mm'e' hv VIM. White arl
VIM. j.. lHmlN Trustees of Fludtrirt
White and wife.
OvlsDYe1sIEID tliis 1Ital dizzy Of .Nurnett,
tlntt on TIL" Sthdt% Of September,
1874, tl,e Court WAL p,ouee,; tsp aea upon
the Auditors repm't tiis dizzy filed i'm the
above ea,sts, ,s,css cthsse t,p tile contrary Rc
Shown ReftN@ said day; plRmia,all % copy of
tlIiB el,dar to- lte i,se,ltedl i'm some newspnl
pen pn'aiisi'ei' t Trctl@icik County, tSr TWO
successive weelses prior tas,dti dl,F.
THOMAS GfOlsssCCFE,, Clerk
OF the Circuit Cennr f,u Frsierie,k Co
TrmW copy Test
THOMAS GSOl&&5 CCEf, G.lIisrX.
.A>F..s 11-.~!!fw
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| 'Naal E~H2.EEsb'N HA 1sssssE e. ElI

Tli"Krller Grain; Sseti ami F6rt,lizng,
Drill ttieItstl wittiunttttduuHt, ,un,in Drill
,wittiomttatMIit. Ifr, n,,st7trftsttlNertilizs
ingEdiStriliator lrlnse, wfii0'httUusa,lsls
of Farmers wiiltusai flj wi,nl;M,ynusssllitl
BiIfn 5ll,tHiirel otitilese DiilS,worr,, sold
imthe 'stesomns lH723a,di 6Usiinltt of fill,
ilggorltrEs
The killeTcau lie seeiu at all the most
prominent, points aAdpg tho, Railroads.
Our gnalts wilItukoptas.l.c i'm showing
Esl1ntas3 THE? important advantages talis
EBfiil HAS over alllo,tiUlss,tld give all! tin
srsessarNiibnlmuti6m wanted.
'lms'iD,il nncas no. p,slist, asst Inns cs,
fehistrat ts'~nutntinm liNitsS own merits
ttlld Me,N drill ls5 llandt'dl OInR Islssu y
>'ainGSnlonrmnumll So bYaill m,muse, tlium
for into,qm,itm:. apply a,lili~ss;
SnlENNlNlt'n 81 PRICE,
General Agents Nimanluk,, Nd.
| Nl,gs GG92ae:3}w
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On, 'he3,si inst, att tl,e rtSiAtsneoo of lie
afoQmis fa;lless, in, Frederick, lWtIlea Rev.
in. Hitln. VINE H ltNldstp. Miss NAltN
y! WoMt'StlN. ofliaMsyll'c..
| On,tle amhofiIRnvsrF. Htttln nalaonNses
lgtl!e,l''T. Mt; ai!h9a, + F !! :; CON
itaA,inNre..
| 0mtl,e .2sth.ultime. AT Trinity 0imra,
lwvthe Rev 0pa, A.. .Leakih!J }! W Mrd'lM'
ItIyiNofGolpmla,Ss e. to Miss x; = HttL1
BROOK oftfial.iMaree
Ontl,elAt Instant al the l'arsenage of
spe,Gtn,rflloff Gsxh, i'm CvfagetraoMh by
IilitFr9, NJ G!stt GEORGE W. NsMh, Of
the. Glade SettlMeaAt in ttnlssa county, to
Miss nEF1WElpjlE ofJttfelsencoun,
tyy Westt@s
mtlfea&)instt MRItiehNillss Ivy Rex;
W. HI Tnt'iH Gt1tIp5t; =: MpiiANlf. to
MisssJU1IIA. AZ r FH.iA'A. bpthota|1ls
capMy;
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81 DEL s GOO 1a !: ss,
NRs..s.a .ssEsH,r,tss NV
Aug. 1D'-ts'.

rV'iIls. s,;li7yail'cnI'as~ ,'ss returned f'r''H
Il Baltimore, ,wIs,l .aill4l supply ,iltlr a
GROCERIES, ,ct0.
Coftc, E,u niA Sugars ,rrinw;
FISH, +iiail Sncktari andIsitnl mrs;
D,rrtf, Asltr:rna!s piurs.oi tll kinds;
Razor, Raxnrt,trnl,S, and tSlrsyilgys,i'@r
Dorio ,,en Ginger Enu and Mineral
WfttnY;
.icco,1ioMs and ND'nIDNH generally
WntameIons and Cantplunes.
cc333 He always Keeps ON han,lt n FIJI
snrniy 'othho raNlljestlEAMIlIYr Fl.DT {
lIisartirles art rs good ;tS' liea host All |
will aseM asnlieap ;tsttie cheapest:
Gsll i'm friends and ste.
aug. 8.tft JOHN E0HE,.
Neartlie EnginuHunsc
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SiepgE.a.s...

is hereby ajmrio thn say"
~, rnl mI(),llcerssni> Rfntleri, ,
County mst;all nt.irr otl1p.na, wliumii'my
cmntall Tint Cltrktiilrr t;lr Rtgists7ti,.,
Officers will nnlt In provided tor by + G
County Gumni :ssic,nls., BNGiri0r,,
f.. ~ GdllTI[NGa3lf, Clerk,
al,g. ssh
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NlIIrE!!

iAGeemhtne Agahsss. and Tiaansls, VIC ;es
lnanllfaatulnIso!. nc
H1f..nssltlE PATIENT BIMLlLS
anG fest,onsii,le fin tile Rattanss and AL
Pstsuedi Madiineliy built itp our Works;
apil q,ssp1tatap al ON Agents and t4ire Ip,ss
aliasaaaY ~ aayef ol,r ,a,seliiness aeihst II
c|ttiiaa af Patent fas;, &c., and will at any
tune etHep Written guarantee to- a,,y Of
e,,n .aesaass;, OF Purchasers ifleqncst@l!
Faasxs,tRSmsJ lMs,s EaHNr MAWtY.. Co
Sna,t 1S.3W
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&pEeRtaaisE N:srrss

SREeE,aaIss #arrss
lsyAn' I'lHM.,1u2 SSsI,E. Ii,
NE7ifItI salSSfilittr offfrss NJ. Ilfiyate, Selfs
Ii apl elegant RAliM., em.,saininy, 1Af
seTess, sit,sasedi sel,oNtt halfAank, Fast Cd
Sahillsssa,aes, hlAMhpNgkl..s Valley IT. is
a,l excel tehttwi,eat aud nats growing farm
and liass alts,h. lf2 cores s,fr Eseai qualify
iaeaaoovlandI ltsltsseNtlisitee
EBU1tn., VRG1IsARD,,
app,ess peaches, pears ,isep onitt. Assuring,
Observation-Disclosures oliss at tiiecdAoH and
lhnsj misunderstanding purposes Y9te
lN,ihlihgy i$siH geNtl OutestofSvlbyy li0Asenpt
Observation-Disclosures. 1tblsssagnodi
1}&nkx Barn 900 tfe4t ihl langtth WITH tMslI
tR0rssihitt. AaniiaNl neeessayyyoa liuilN
ihsss. Observation-Disclosures
neutrality-suspicious. wiskiihgl oopnrrtlsss3
THEE location rs ~ st,od' one,
38aerrssiin geesai TIME IiiilIIAlSil3.
TrledNfmlies5 wi,h.nl4atff@ aite, off tue,
Md. Haiitpali.
nhateamsswiil ltets $50 }ar,aprn G! ASH nrr
tlsal6ih1psytleatss ,lietwreal $$s3seesanll ss449
essst',snlths Observation-Disclosures ftrr.t
ass u aenn NIT compelled ton ssalJ iii. ntias
'wortth tue money ,enfh .c1,it,h "a little inn
l}rnota'eattw n,'lfil., ,,,ng aAiH is,rpniors.
lfeasshss ~.,n0 wish tOnu,rhaseoa,,llw5rw
.tteons, I1patW oatn oaill ON mw#,n, TinrriB5J
fi1ssatat wliW n,sAtlbss onltliepihua.
Il wish tt, sail tile ),ihaie Batawsnn NOW
miti tqie 11rh dtt Ntuvantin,
ADAM DIeESSfSsL RIS,
ss9ttt D4aG
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Notice to 'TrespalSSerS.

MT OFFICE liz lisreIty esNe,p IT, all whom
INV III may dsllcs,np 'hlte aiiJscldber no,
tftfes taiat Ne HAS advertised Aa,esSitab, arc,
eorathg tplhsw all tires,a on His prem
ises arc informed tahpt taie liaw will lelidtt
Ivy ea,sbpsd against tl,aM fiMm this datte
w. s.. MCPHERSON.
AniNsn' .Aug 10, 1877 Isw
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n, THE fine, residence on.
II : 2, N,,t!istret, fnlTncrir uwnmt
IN 2ss i !: 81; azstw H. ~ @iiultm NJ. D., J.
9: - = fz,ss iuld priraina %tle4Tai-na'
onttiiul cash. lialnnoe in essy ptsvnultA.
Possession given April list; 1870.
ClEMH.EA L. E4ASSEliII.
Aug. 1D,tw-
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No 4&0a Equity,
In THE GlneaaM G>amt fan NAadsntok
Gaaaaab, sMhmgan Ebaa1W,
MAY TGEM, tsnA.
John haat, Trustee of Joseph DaleAg OH
kttitdljh
NtdaEed BIZ the Court this Gtth dhM Of
~ SsRtanAs,', 1884, talat tdla salp of the,
Kstsantl' property az, DaatlR. by John hhpt.
Dl,a3ae of J1aaHh MlklN be- and the same,
Ill hereby &aallN ratitiath; and it liz further
oldagsl, hlah the report flsa]ks ftlla ruall
astatseass made by the Thustae bHs rataiindi
and ept,1niHedu,hasa e,,aise to- THE ao,ira,,w
be shown ON 1T NtsaiA the ;8A off Qut0hps
ftttxss; giseMillRA aq,pg of this, otdar be- inr
sa,itath once q week. fi,r tahne s,eQesaiMe
weeks, ih sonia naMspMtal p,tiNislle,l in.
County p,li0r tS0said daM..
'Ele reB0tt sttsiass tho amount of salhs tn,
re,sletasaia tnhe $1L .
.WldrN A.. EYNGIA.
Judge otlt1le CliN,lit Court
TlMnNpM--1idsts
N1HQMLAfS GOIsSlIG I'LL, Glhylh
Sept 12&~
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III ats;as,ss..

T0,NllTlllS knowing, themselves to 1ie
l. induiptuslituH n Shut; NJ ID. will
please call on the subscriber atc once a,hl
s.ttib RS tie ljnaks cf!;:lu ;.bova2 llarn been
nlats,d in lis lian''s for unIlec.iun. aul
;urunp, attention will liz required; url iN
nass,s where tits nutgirnn, tile money, will
ioematlu lIy Jaw.
CHARLES L. C.lSSTLL
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6aulss !! Ggszas 2 =

ORllh,R OF RATIFICATION.
I'm Ml~ Gk2h4ams' G1,nnn fir Efcnl1','l
loao,tY!.
AuGEAw rAUM, lSTi4..
'Iamas A. Dwo1n Execution of tile, lust will
of Hwtsn W'Dmncjl, dncansed.
NWTSED, by the ,ft,.iaes of the On.
~ plnpls' Court for Erodcnink County
tjiiH. 2Illh day of Allgl,H. lA7A,, Chat the
saln of the Real ESTATE of Brvnm UDon
MIL, lh,n of Fiatiarak County dRrasWl
Ia luiifiud and oantlimHb unlrssi cause tn
t1ircoutlar% lim siuwrr ON on banlN the lst
day of Snplcmbm,, ts74; prn~ilIt.U alcopy
of i5iis. order be pni,iislicd in snnnsnr~yi
lnpnrinl lli@tlnriLk Cainly,t fir tilraa wts.iis,
in suuuasa;olr previous, ~ said dav:
The Execution reports tie saiu of Il i.ait
of Dandi containing, Two Acres, sifalnir in
Emmitsburas.. in Ernlu1itla County, Mary
lM,i, ftsr' tho s,,nn utl three hunltiWl ami
aiglitM di,llhlS--( ssslBaa.
rruc.Wqyy--Fest,,
JQilN, RI I2OENER..
M,g, 2R3w Isnyisler of Wiils.
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Notice to- The92ta@c1's.

rIf@IIR pnhlloMr5 heretiN fhrn'~nrnet', and
Ii cs,,eaiallW Hunters aa,di Shooters of
thirds, gnme., tndthIaoklnarNandlt tgptli,-
orrrs, n0tttntrreFass l,pammNstmnds.s sS
ssrid,,ssdalnagea lis@ !temdAne aAtradN to-
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-12

~. ys,MSISClG'iis' EXCELSIOR.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-12

Sep 3 1874
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-05-28
THURSDAY. MAY Is, 1874.

CIVIL RIGHTS BIfL.-The following is
the first section of the civil rights bill,
which passed the Senate May 22d. The
subsequent sections are simply provisions
for carrying into effect this first section
The bill reads THAT all citizens and other
persons within the jurisdiction of the
United States shall be entitled to the full
and equal enjoyment OF the accomnoda-
tions, advantages, facilities and privileges
of inns, public conveyances on land and
water, theatres and other places OF public
amusement, and also of common schools
and public institutions OF learning or be-
nevolence. supported in whole or in part
by general taxation. and of cemeteries so
supported, and also the institutions known
as Agricultural Colleges endowed by the
United States, subject only to the condi-
lions and limitations established by law
and applicable alike to citizens of every
race aud color, regardless of any previous
condition Of seryiiude.' Ii is thought that
the House will concur with the Senate in
the passage of the bill
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-05-28
The Bowdoin Rebellion.

The dispatches contained in our tclc-
graphic column will inform our readers
that the difficulty in the College has culmi-
mated in the sending home Of one hundred
students, who have refused to obey the re-
quircmcutS OF the faculty IN relation TO
their attendance on military drill. Almost
all Of the members of the three lower
classes are included ia this dismissal, a.
might have been anticipated from their
combined action a few days ago, when. by
a vote Of l2l out OF 1874, they deliberately
determined to set at defiance the authority
81 the College and take the consequences
Il would seem that the government have
doue al in their power to prevent this I'M
fortunate result but the students have
been obstinate aud unyielding. doubtless
believing that their honor aud manhood
were ii stake, and that the stand by them
taken Was right.
To "a calm and diSpassionate observer, IL
i not easy 10 understand how the College
officers could have acted otherwise in the
premises. and thus far, no journal that we
have seen. condemns their action. nor ap-
proves the course OF the students. The
propricty Of the requirement. making +,
Incumbent on the students to drill. +, no.
the question. The Boards OF Trustees and
Ovcrscers have 50 decided. and military
dtI. is a part Of the College course. and
students who refuse TO obey must ,utier
military discipline If they forego the mill
tary drill.
While we have no sympathy for these
insubordinate students. at the present
time. we are constrained to think that the
whole difficulty might have been avoided
If the two Boards had taken promp; and
decided action upon the petition presented
six months ago by the students. asking for
the abolition Of the military drill.
Certainly petition signed by IL ont OF
l33 students OF the upper classes, asking
in 4 proper manner 10 BE relieved from
this requirement. was entitled 10 respect
full consideration, and TO definite action.
II ST once, the discussion had been made
adversely to the prayer of the petitioners
the students would probably have acqui-
e,ccd or asked and received an honorable
d.smission. But the shilly-shaIly action OF
the Boards. posiponing action and sus.
pending from time TO time the drill, has
kept alive the hopes of the students, and
tended te bring about the very calamity
which has taken place.
The friends of education throughout III,
state, and particularly the friend, of Ia,
College must deeply regret this occurrence
and we nope that a solution of he Difficult
~ may vet he found. which VIII be alik,
honorable 10 old Bowdoin and her under
graduates
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-05-28

Sensational preaching is having extreme
Illustration in Worcester now. The min
lister who was recently refused BY con-
gregational council installation over the
society that meets in Mechanics Hall. and
who was subsequently installed by cere-
monies in which the laymen of his flock
assumed the usual parts, has adopted a
plan for drawing audiences that may be
effectual but is hardly commendable. The
subject Of his installation sermon was,
Never skedaddle." In the interval since
that date he has preached on several sub
jects Of like character. and last Sunday.
after discourse on Religious Bugs" he
announced his programme OF subjects fer
every Sunday until the end Of July. 1t is
an astonishing lot, worth producing as a
curiosity of pulpit charlatauism
Nav l7-Guzze and Give.
2i-Paurs ''Shoo Flyr'
=" 31-Cremation.
June 1-Republican Locusts.
H-Empty Churches and How to fl the H.
- 21-Main street.
. 2S-Pharaoh's Lean Kline.
July 5-The Mad Prophet.
:" 12-"Who's Your Hatterr
19-"POpping the Question:
" pa Tragedy in Four Acts.
The secret Of this arrant pulpit impos-
ture is discovered in some remarks made
by deacon of this organization at the con-
ference in Sterling this week. He said
1.-THE preaching there reached a class of
unbelievers that no ''other place of relig-
ious worship would draw. The preacher
put forth subjects beforehand, not as texts
but as bats to draw in his hearers, and
having got them there he preached to
them the genuine gospel without reference
to the subjects announced beforehand as
topics of discourse" It Is fortunate that
the number of clergymsn willing to resort