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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-05-28


IayiPs sseP lOg yesls 4 sisasp, 4 sAe lss hospl.
through lsre nd Ss ~ q - 49,. 80
has gaiRed TIE nost tlotoa luoWloeS ~ the laiule
Ss IS. n AS sS % e ~ 1sss Ss
secccsss and Ncry 0tien elected cure where every
s.seey had oeen tied and an hope Of Fes,osatou q
EosOdy Wao ever saiIsrsd Of the ,edioas ana ne.
49, ss'eti1f 1tseaseD lSPRPSIA efst 4 to4
method Of trsfmeni reaiored TIE funcli0fs q lhe
ssomaet and With II TIE health ana vi9Cr 81 the pa
5s The dss, e Fss Cd s s9eag asS . s. Bss
. ., Fur hls trSatnen. Of LADIES' ptsrA SIS. b.
bllle is deseryedly renowned ara no ADV snii,rInr
nom AMRNoRRHeEA. DYSlfFSoRRnSei. MS
.pecnlsr to ~ Oakl. g any othel eissess
On " Bile q. shcy win Quckig O. sriic,s a. thcir +
'is''ns and ultimately restored 70 Pericst health.
Diseases Of a PElNate Mature
DIT. Bile has made specially; uathls seourpee, In
easily and sSs Sss sss & H Ss Pse19gsT.
BsaRg 4 Papl g &c most Fepowped phylcisn Tor
DR. BILE win always guarantees care is Snv - -;
Vphiiiaic disease which may come under kls frsSf
y hat Il 0 sass g st s s sl2iy can is
physieiians have iailed. Dr. BILE has EaJa been sas
NERVOUS DRBftfTY. sE,ffSsr VIZ KNrssl
IAfOIkNCf, either cnuledih ~ ace ~ ailIsl ,-IIeit
ana psTnssRsRtly Essysd, and lu PoN rcssorsd
10
nary organs are too often IN the hands OF Ignorant
the forer shonld be careful In seectne
tioner who stays one month here another IN sotSer
place, aud whem you know nothing aholti and pEvieF
here for years a Gsn known n flia comuTnlfV Ara
~ MS remarahle cures has obtained In tins city and
success and who never promises TO without fal.
filling his promise.
LIVER reiiosei IN q short time, and anally cured
OFFICE HOURS froin1A 4. ag,tsse.so. =. - ana
rom Q o. 2. 2. ~ spS,QNSp LTATIoNs IN Enl;lish,
ana consultations are strictly eonAdeniial >
Solicited hy hsmany friends apd,pa,lOn,s IN Texas.
DIR. BIELE ssa
has resolved to Eist Texas shs spring. and win Be
'opHno i III go = ls1af sflssf a ~
ssiiuEoo GALVESTON asaa
Fion May l to Nay Is. In " aa
HOUSTON $40
From May Is to June l. In
AUSTIN 49,
From june e. June 8, and IN +. ..s,lf 49,.
J a.ii nsANaaANToNnog et
From June IO.tO Jane 10 - co
Dr. W Bnle wishes to can particular attention &
microscope and ehsmslTy discover H here 1 q ss Y,
syphlte poison N the blood, which Il OF The grealesf
Importance as persons having had vencreSf dseaSrs
9tls1 tleleNe cured. and fte poison tfilt
remains in the blood 70 breaE ont sOcnsr orl.ler
pyi a&Hlma 90 Canal street, New Orleans, La.
GINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER.
~ nna it uif n.ell f4rT =
.. lTise Elm % hoard pg money and Feiuse to suppy
the natural wants and demands OF a suffering bod-fd-
den wife. IT'S a sin for mother TO bend over ne
couch OF beautiful, yet fading daughter and refuse
tospeAd few dollars for her benelt and relief HoW
many thousands OF mothers and fathers are TO-DAY
cursed With the above alni Bickly, pale efnatiallf
worn. suffering females can be found IN ~ parls
o. our county remedy can Be had and YET they re-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-05-28
GINSfoF MOTHER And FATHER.

lTise Elm 70 hoard mp money and Fefuse TO supply
inc natural wants and demands Of a suffering bod.id-
Den VIE It's sin fora mothot TO bend over TIE
couch OF beautiful yet fading daughter and refuse
t0speAd few dollars for her benent and relief How
many thousands OF mothers and fathers are today
cursed with the above ainf Sielly, pale enaclaIof
care Wofn suffering females can be found IN al paris
Of our country remedy can be had and yet t6y re.
iuee 70 spend little money FOR H. The remedy that
VII cure s d.: Dromgoolee English Female Bttcrs.
Soio4oy Druggists. -iAt lesAl mhf d&Wam
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-05-28

Nnuhiuists Rnlinenrs. aud
ImploFed Elrhine Water
Milts Faquhafs Gin and
Shingls Nils; Cotton Gins
BurdOn's Steam Pressure
Ralleys and Castings or
specially. q
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-05-28

Moman5 Medeal Adviser, neat md wen wriiteu
svmntos ~ ~ Ne asepl tel1alea giving eanscs
hmctlng ne female sex. The only book n ibe fS,,
written Price only g cents. Address a. above $40
~ - fl 1ffH mil dlufglt
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/ ~ + Vh .afFfn RI -, ~ u amssv
From my pasture Ave miles south Of Austin, on
A0pqAy night May 4 1854 - .aib
b9r BUN HORSE.
4 { o2l iii 40 ttfa lti9Hi09 = q .o'
Fourteen ana ousAalr hands HIN. EIGHT wears old
pIanded on left shoaldsr Jas lhe J and Il Of brand
sonn,eeteql very heavily built In hne order name tan
paid for his return to also Lost from the range
ast winter am horse, aboHt sixteen hands high in
AVIS wRtS7i-a ! SGrS' JAMES A. SHAW
EoR; SALE. r
ny FARM, FIVE SrfIRs PROM AUSTEN. ON,
rooms eQ0d spring and cistern; 500 acres 81 land in
essafy outhoasel nd e0nSenieness Blooming TO
ar7s class i.l,- For terms appy the prs~ses, OF
n1Iatf -. ~ -. $. O. sNEED. sa
hrs. STILES q WISE
IL 1 ..1Qs anefi.ta1l uisilss u
GDENEISTSs -
opposite Aye66s Hotsi, Austin Tszas. z 49,
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nRs ct. BOARDMAN,
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oPERA9Es WIN TIE LATEST
rapfosotnents Pure Nitrous Oxide
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essra t.op iPsixiy dayss application lI b made far
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II ,0ST STALLION
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-05-28

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s'u5s t RaHps MINIS end Draining PSnggT I Bg Fhs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-05-28

DR.. W. BILE wishes 70 can particular attention %
ms new discovery BY which he can, BY the hclpl 81
poison IN the blood which 4 OF the Rrealesf
importance, as persons having had venereAi diseases
remains IN the blood 10 break ont sooner OF later.
my1 d&wlm 90 Canal street New o 6i'ss La.
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AmendateFE IF md Supplemental 70 an
act sntitled An act ~ regulate the as
sessment AID eolleetioa % taxes. r sp-
/ proved Nay 81, 1873
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08
4 Curious Relic.

The following ingenious piece OF
poetry we publish at the request Of
friend who vouches for it as hav
ing been circulated in Philadelphia,
during its occupation by The British,
in The war OF the Revolution. it,
author is unknown. lis popularity
consists in the manner in which it
NAV he read in three different
ways, viz: (D Let The whole be
read in the order in which it il
written. (2) Read those portions
on the LETT of each comma, in every
line: aud (3) in The same manner
on the right If each Comma. by
the fret reading it will be observed
that the Revolutionary cause is de.
feated, aud Landed by the Mhers:
Hark! Hark! the trumpet sounds, the din OF
wars arms,
" CT seas VHu SoHu StVuhua, uotu S"'t No W
arms,
Who for King George doth stand, their hon.
ors soon will shln.;
Their ruin is at hand. who with the Congress
jsn.
The acts Of Parliament, in them much de-
light,
hate the cursed intent, who for the Cou-
grcss fight.
Tie tories Of the day, they are my daily
toas!s,
They soon will sneak away, who Independ-
ence boast;
Who non r. sistunce hold, they have my hand
and heart,
May they Tor slaves be sold, who act Wing
gish part.
On Mansfield n or;h and Butte, may daily
blessings pour;
Confusion aud dispute, on Congress ever.
more;
To North that British lord, may honor stil
be done
l wish block or cord, to General Wash
ingtOn.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08
The Christian at Work,

WivH the first issue 10 September Or. TAI
MAGE entered upon he second year of hi,
editorial managemc ut OF The CHRISTIAN AT
WolK. Under his influence The paper has
taken position in tue foremost rank OF re.
lieious wceklie It's success has been un-
qualified. The liberal tone OF its editorials,
the determinato to avoid all show Of see
tional or sectarian bias, and the overlooking
sp iii ofbrotheriy love constantly manifesto ed
have established its prosperity. In an
nouncng the advent Of the new year, Dr..
TALMA6s Gays:
1--WE are encouraged in our work by the
voices Of blessing which come up from all
parts Of the country aud 5y constant en-
large.hent Of our subscription roll. Weshall
make no change IN the policy OF our paper,
save as we intensity its meaning We shall
have a paper full Of animation and fire. We
shall tear mp all tedious contributions that
are sent us. though the author may have a
string Of titles as long as the tail OF the last
comet, while an article with piih and snnp
and power shall take a prominent place,
though IL come from n sewing maid or a
coal HEAVIER. We can stand stupidity on any
subject better than on religious subjects.
Instead Of paving for them we shall charge
forty dollars a limo for the insertion OF any.
thing like cant and humdrun,; but we lcome
all hearty and helpful words, all pictu 'es of
homc.lifc, all sketches ofthings q, boresc ent
aud beautiful. all glimpses Of fresh religious
experience, all dis cussions about the best
way Of doing things, all rousing addres SEES.
all news, whether from earth or heaven
Never brighter prospects opened before any
paper than before this"
The corps Of contributors includes many Of
the ablest and most interesting writer's H.
this country. Among them are G. II. Spur.
geon, Horatius Bonar, and DR.. Parker, OF
England; Rev Robert Patti, rsop, d, d., Rev.
DR.. Stone, Hon. A. H. Stephens, OF q eorgia,
Rev. Byron Sunderland, d d., Hon. IIoratio
King, ex-postmaster General; Rev. T. Sand
ford Doolittlc, ID. D., Rev. J. B. Thompson,
d. D.. Rev. Ebert s. Porter, ID. D., Rev. w
w. Hicks, OF Augusta, Ga; Mrs. Jennie
Bowling De Witt, Mrs. Margaret T.. Sang
stcr, Mrs. Amelia 4. Barr, and many 9th
ers.
The new premium is unique and beautiful.
IL is a Portfolio Of twelve gems by HESD-
scHEL, a German artist Of great celebrity in
Europe. II is an admirable feature OF this
premium II at there Is no additional expense
Tor mounting or frames as with the chromos
When the Subscriber has paid three dollars
and twenty five cents he receives the pre-
MUM free by mail, the paper for one y ar.
and has his postage paid a lso after January
!, 1873, in accoi dance with the new postal
law which requires publishers to prepsy the
portage at the mailing Office. We invite the
attention -four reader, to the adj, ertiscment
of this excellent paper in another column.
1t presents special inducements to Agents.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08

THE following itenS arc taken
from the Osce0ia Outline m' Oct.
1s,:
A heavy frost &C rurreI last night com.
ple,sly using up everything green that h. p.
pened to lie out Of doors, unprot ectcd.
Barton g. DelzelI are preparing to put in
logs near Hagado c's clearing. THY will
have an eightm:le haul, aud are to put in
S,OO0,0o0.
Rev. G. II. Fisher departed for Berlin his
new field OF labor last evening. Mr.. Beach
the new FASTER will preach here next Sun
day, we are told.
Gangs o men for the woods are daily push
ing their way north ward The logging bust
ne.s bids fair to be as heavy this year as year
before last. Some logeers estimate that not
less than 800 millio-s will be put in along
the MaskeSon and tributaries the coming
winter.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08

ONE "i the questions now upper
most H. the minds of the voters in
Lake county il as to whom they
shall vote for at the coming cleo
ton. Two tickets have been placed
in the field. M one can success
fully deny that there are some good
men On both tickets; men capable
of filling the ,ffices to which they
have been nominated. We are con
scious that only large lortion Of
either party arc satisfied with the
tickets they have respectively nom.
mated. Various causes have oper-
atsd to create this feeling of dssat-
isiacIion. While we do not consid
err it Of sufficient magnitude tn
cause a eerious division in the Re
publican ranks, yet the fact Of its
existence caunot be utterly ignored.
A refusal to ratify nomination be.
cause one believes the nominee tu
he either incapable, or dishonest
or both, and can bring forward sub
slaniial proof to maintain The posi-
ton, is praiseworthy; but to refuse
simply because OF some petty, per-
sonal enmity against the nominee
is greatly To he condemned.
Whatever may he your personal
choice in the matter, he cure you
vote for good, honest, capable men
Vote tor men whose past c0nducl
has been such as to warrant you il
believing they would fill the offices
assigned them in a faithful, efficien
manner; aud would not abuse Off
cial power by damaging the charac
ter, or business interests of any
person or persons whom they
might dislike. Do not fail to cleo
good men and true; aud, let evera
Hepu6/|can vOteT turn ait and cote.
No man real yes how mnch oIte,
depends uron his individual infln-
ence and ballot. How often tn,
ballot of one man changes the tIds
in favor OF right and justice, d
against it. Every worthy, law
abiding citizen of Lake county il
interested in seeing proper men II
the county offices. Then be on the
aler /! and it you a'e not already
fully acquainted with the merits u
the several candidates proposed
seek to know them thoroughly, s,
that when the day of election roll:
round y"u may be prepared to vote
intclll.enly.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08

HOLDEN, Of the Farwcll Register
one OF the liveliest, wittest news
paper men in Northern Michigan,
and downright good fellow, ha-
recently purchased the interest OF
HE partner in the Register. He
says he Is now "cditor, proprietor,
composition and devil (cspecial y the
latter. Proprietor Of a combina-
ton wood machine, consisting of a
sccond-bandcd AK and buck saw, IN
good running .or,ler. Boss of u
seventeen calf power stump ma
chine; proprietor Of one wife and
live children, all bays but one, and
no fault of ours for that. Takes u
pretty good sized man for oil these,
aud besides we are waiting for ssne
thing more 10 turn up, and hold
ourselves accountable FIR nothing
but our debts"
Pitch in, H., and here's our f>Y-
in congratulation, aud may you al
wa, receive phnt "iakes."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08
State Senatorial Convention.

A Republican Convention, TO nominate
q candidate Tor Senator in tie State Legis.
laturs, for the 30th Senatorial District OF
Michigan. will 10 held ut Pentwater, In
Oceans county. un
"Wednesday tie l4A Day of October, n. d. 1874
at . o'clock p. m.
Tbs several counties comprising said Dis
trict, are requested 10 send one delegate for
every three aandred voters, and one foI
On oh s,oisty in excess OF that ratio, cast fol-
Governor ut The general election, in Novcm
Der, 1872, each organized county being en-.
titled 70 at least enc delegate, as follows
viz:
Lake, 245 I Mapistee, 1886
Mason, eS7 3 Mecosta 1866
0sceola, 757
7. s. GURNEY, Chairman.
III. RAMsDELL,
K. o. SHAW. comr,,,,o.
G. c. fU.i.ER "o"'''''
:. f. Wh.,e,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08
Republican State Ticket.

But little more than three week,
elapse before election. and Repub-
licans throughout the State shoulc
DO OF the slrrt aud working for The
snccsss Of the ticket. The name,
On the Republican State ticket ar.
those of go"I men. Every one u
tlreM should be elected Some oI
them already occupy official posi-
tons. They have been tried and
found true. Keep them where
they are while longer. They'll
do.
Gen. VIM. Humphrey, the pres
eat Auditor General, and who has
filled the position credi'abIy and
!soaorably I"r the past six years,
will undoubtedly lie succeeded by
the :P,publican nominee, Gen.
Ralph Ely, WHO is very highly spo-
ken OF by all best acquainted with
him, rs u man of undoubted inieg-
ri,y and nnquestioned ability; in
fact, a man in every way worthy to
succeed Gen. Humphrey, and who
will give satisfaction to the people.
Every voter can give him his vote
with clear conscience.
Col. VIM. Il. McCreery, candi-
Gate for State Treasurer, was also,
with Gen. Ely, brave soldier in
the war Of the rebellion. His hon.
esty and ability stand nnquestioned.
Even men with Democratic pro-
clivilies endorse him in this respect.
The office Of Treasurer is an inipor
tant one, and needs just the man OF
Col. McCreery's standing to ill it.
In the person Of Ebcntzer d. &.
Holden, candidate for Secretary OF
State, we have another one who
stands high in the estimation Of his
fellow citizens. That he will fill
the office assigned him with honor
and credit, we do not for one mo
ipent DOUBT.
We will make no farther special
mention. Suffice it to say, The tick
ct is a good one throughout, and
should receive the undivided snip
port ct Republicans in all parts OF
the State. Republicans in Lake
county, see that you vote the strait
State ticket at the Coming election.
Compare the names on your tickets
with the names in your paper. do
not DC deceived by anyone; and lei
there be snch a majority as has nev.
er before been recorded in favor of
the Republican cnuse IN Michigan.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08

AS many OF our readers may not
he fully aware Of the exact condi-
ton Of affairs regarding tho Repub.
lican nominee for State Represent
alive, We will say that the Repub-
lican Representative Convention
recently held at Reed City, after
baIloting nearly two hundred times,
adjourned Indefinitely, which leaves
the matter in the hands of the chair.
man, as to whether the Convention
will be called together again or not.
Justice and equity, rs we'll as the
Republican party in Lake ard o.
ceola counties, give the nomination
to Nathaniel l.. Gerrish, The STAR,
wishing to see a good man in the
cffice Of Representative, to favor
the right and resist wrong, to fol-
low out the aims Of the Repubi-
can party = especially in its own 10
calitv- hOists the name If Nathan
iel L. Gerrish, Should the Repub
licans Of Lake, Osceola aud Mecos
ia counties yet mite upon a nom
inee as deserving as Mr.. Gerrish
we shall do all in our power to cleo
said nominee, satisfied that our frs
and present choice for the office
will also, heartily unite with us i,
such work.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08

THE following Is from the YES
tern Rural, in answer to a commu-
nicatlon from Burr Oak. this State,
asking for the best method of using
mari rs a fertilizer:
We hardly understand your proposition.
IL your bed is in the shape OF rock which re-
quires burning, when 80 burned, it will be.
essentially, quick lime, with more or less
eatthy matter. Marls, when burned are Of
about the same value as lime.
The lime marls OF Michigan may be divid-
cd into two classes:-Marl formed by the de-
Dositoflime broughtto the surface by springs,
and mari formed by the accumulation OF
shells and minute forms OF animal lille or In.
fusoria, often microscopic, with caicarcous
coverings, although some IT these are so mi.
nu.e that single cubic inch may contain
many thousands Of millions Of individuals.
Deposits have been met eQuulling tkirty feet
in thickness. While the marls Of Michigan
usually consist of both formations named
the latter Is most usual, aud the rule will
apply to the open region Of the West.
Mari, properly speaking, means an earthly
mixture, containing not less than twenty per
cent Of carbonate oflime. II the pr oportion
Is lees, the mari would be classed with the
clave, marls ana should contain potash or
silic, in place Of lime. The marty green
sands Of New Jersey aud the silicious Of Mas.
sachusctts are types Of these latter. We
consider tie value OF marls to consist large
ly in the potash aud phosphoric acid they
contain. 1.-THE mari will not puverize upon
exposure to the ali, we should not think, un.
der the circumstances, that II VIC uld pay YOU
to excavats 1t until, by analysis, you had
found what IL was worth. After IL is burned,
we should not say II would be worth much, IL
any, more than common quickl.ne, and the
same rule would hold good In measure, With
gypsum.
There Is no doubt of tire value of mari ap.
piled to sandy burr oak openings. II it dis.
in'egraies upon beiLg exposed u theair, ap.
ply from one ton upward, according TO cir
cu'nstaLces. per acre. aud pillow In very sl'al.
low, or work IN with the cultivator. All
forms Of these special fertilizers should be
applied near the surface.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08

The Luding;on appeal has for
some weeks pact been giving. utter
ance to whole columns Of low .lan-
der against tile good name 1T Aud.
itor General Humphrey; because
the printing Of the delinquent tax
list was given tn the Record. TIE
APpears twaddle about "currup-
ton" "tilching," etc. is snprcmely
ridiculous when placed alongside II
the indispu'able fact that the fellow
ing correspondence took place last
Summer:
Ludingtoo appeal to General
Humphrey:
"If you will let us have the printing Of the
taxes this Fall, we win allow you ten p I
cent. OF what We print"
The reply was as follows:
Because and in consideration Of Your at
tempted bribery in this matter Of printing
your application will not be- considered ait
YOU are hereby informed that under no con
| sideration whatever, nor in behalf Of any IN
huence you can bring to bear u"Oa this dc
partment, will you be awarded any priutin,
OF any character over which this department
| has any control"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08

The Chase newspaper man says
the ''cOmhinatOn convention" held
at Nirv"na, Sept. Both, was "com-
posed Of Democrats, Raf"rmcrs,
S"reh. nd RcpuhIicans.etc." What
do you mean, +. d., by S"rehead
Republicans! Do yen mean those
outside the regular Democratic and
Reform delegates, who worked in
the Convention. Come, explain
yourself, SO you may be more fully
understood.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08

TIE Attorney General of the
United States has ruled that the on.
ly redistribution Of currency con-
tenplated by the law Of Congress
passed last Spring is the compul-
sorry withdrawal from States having
an excess, on application of States
wherein a deficiency exists. 1t is
stated that only ilirty.four banks
have thus far applied tor currency,
and that the amonnt asked tor is
$2,2lO,4O0.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08

The following are the recently
elected officers of Michigan State
Agricultural Society:
President e. L. Humphrey,
Kalamazoo.
Secretary-C. f. Kiinball, Pom
tiac.
Treasurer-A. j. Dean, Adrian
Executive Committee-GeO. w.
Phillips. Romeo; E. w. Rising
Grand Blanc; j. NJ. Sterling, Mon
roe; G. w. Green, Farnington; w.
M. Ferry, Grand Haven; N. l.
Avery. Grand Rapids; A. y. Hyde
Marshall; g. l.. Whitney, Muske-
gon; j. NJ. French, Detroit; j. q
Ramsdcll, Grand Traverse; ID. A
Blodgett, Htrsry.