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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-13

THE GRAND MIDNIGHT THUNDERSTORM
Is pronounced by the press to be the most brilliant
re pre- sentaton OF the PHENOMENA OF NATURE. In
addition there entire series OF entertaining and
instructive lectures AMI performances by Prot IOBIN;
LUGRENIA, the Prestidigitaleur; the BROS, LUBIN.
and others
open from to and 10 H.
Admission al No extras
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values, should aeieat his power to perpetuate by
TRANSMISSION that possession OF enormous wealth
when stands denounced oy pubic policy as curse
upon the people. An oricial assessment on the
basis OF real values should be made throughout
the state annually. ANY citizen found at the
time OF that assessment, holding wealth to an
on every subsequent assessment, to pay into the
Treasury OF the state all the accessions made 10
that wealth In the meantime And the man who.
with riches Amounting at any time to 100000 or
should be required TO pay annually into the Trea.
sury OF the State all his profits alter deducting on
account OF interest on MS capita, $4,000 year.
Slave labor was held in ooudage Tor Its iul aays
WORK; but, be 1t recollected that 1t received in
requital, housing, clothing, iood and an Old age
OF repose In suflciency. When free labor is held
without any OF these requltals but the FIRST
houspg-and when 1t Is exposed, still lurtner to
punder 10 us clothing, Its warming, It's eating
men or conscience and OF foresight may declare
with truth tnat the time has come TO strike blow
for lts emancipation. The movement that have
suggested Tor that purpose having now been
placed upon It's merits, close with the following
recapitulatlon OF nv contribution TO Its bass;-
mat handcrat being property, IS entitled
TO legal protection from trespass; and further,
peing property held by many In common, IS en-
titled TO an administration endowed with rights.
powers and privileges similar to those enjoyed by
jointstocK companies.
That commonly Is as sacred right or the
people as property rs OF the indivdual tnat the
measure o. property In city lots Is the right OF use
In perpetuity at the value OF the improvements,
anu tnat TINS use. when enjoyed In tue lorm OF
rent. shall never exceed the interest on tue value
or The improvements at the highest rate allowed
by law Tor money. That all assessment OF ali
tue basis OF real values that while all individuals
founu AT that time IN possession OF wealth IN ex-
cess OF 5000, 900 IN real values should remain an
disturbed In It's POSSESSION, they should Oe re-
strained by law from further additions 10 IL. and
That IN order to save the body poiitc for ever
hereafter rom the formation OF such noxlous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-13

THEATRE COMIQUE, 5ll BROADWAY.
i MATINEE TODAY MATINEE.
MATINEE TODAY MATINEE.
MATINEE TO-DAY MATINEE. =
MISS ALICE HARRISON
MISS ALICE HARRISON. THE BOY DETECTIVE. z
Songs and Dances Character approximations. g
THE SENSATION. THE BOY DETECTIVE. =
ALL THE POPULAR FAvORIrES
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
On Monday next L. T. Stetscn in Neck and Neck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-13
COLOSSEUM.
Broadway and Thirty.fifth street.

The Grand Scenic Illusion, which has cost ovef
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
LONDON, LONDON, LONDON,
BY NIGHT
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

Jes Ike err. ~
The lroubie run on lac intn Inc
uiIe. Tho niggcrs heva trek nv
keepln ont NV the way when nc
blucd Nv the CORNERS biles, hut
they can't take their sclo"l-hu u q.
Hl'h EN-, nor I'LL their r,o,iablc
property. The school Inus., ut the
edge Nv the village wux burned.
and quite nnmhcr nv. way n. AID
wherlbarrere and eich l,elo,.in to
EN- which We gathered. WIZ con-
scanned To make decent lontirp
Ez this fire occurred NJ about fv.
in the m"rnin aud az the hail closed
at seven, I didn't LAY Ia See il on.
| got back 10 Bascom's aud made a
tain copy NV my res"l"nshens. that
they mite go North for pullicaslrn
in good shape. espcslelly desire
toreaslioor our friends in he North.
PETROLEUM V. NA,BY.
(Which wuz f'ost,nastcr.)
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15
GRAY Re-nOminated.

The State Senatorial Convention,
Tor the 30th Senatorial District,
held at Pentwater, Wednesday,
Oct. 18th, was very harmonious
affair, und resulted in the re-nom-
instion Of Hon. Edgar L. Gray, of
Newaygo. The balloting was a.
follows, four delegates having been
admitted 10 seats in the Convention.
from Newaygo county:
First Informal Bullet e. !.
Gray, ID; s. W. Fowler, 6; w. E.
Amber, 8.
Second /nfo,mal Ballot Gray.
Is; Fowler, 3.
First Formal Ballot-Grav, 81;
Fowler, I.
Mr.. Gray was then declared tn,
unanimous choice Of the Convrn~
tion, aud a Committee appointed
to wait upon and inform him of'h'
action. He appeared in the hall,
and briefly thanked them Cor tn.
honor conferred upon and cx-
preston Of renewed cot fidence il,
him, after which the Convenii,r
adjourned sine die.
We are unable to prcsenr "a tuli
report OF the proceedings this week,
but hope We mag do SD in our mex
issue.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15
PErnRsoN's MAGAzINE,t ,atQnrru

PErnRsoN's MAGAzINE,t alQnrr,,
nf the la iy'' lIo,i-, is on nur Ia
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steel eng aviny. bay nay LiIe-,
illustra ing u rrh.iic orr. ~ v,r,
beautiful. 81. l.o. is The Maui
mott, col'r.rl steel fas', IN plate.
A pr IN n'ni feature f This Nigga
zirc is its copyright novcl,itr.,
which are al Says vsr, far superior
to the Continue stories IT, b fnnnd
H. mag " mes genera DIV. Thr lr>,
novrlet tn ~ II ~ ,ueareI, t,r vcais.
j. tn,t If TIE Mari, ye C,.riii =
cate" 10y Mrs. Ann > Stephens.
But, as n contemporary says tie sto :
RES, The ftshions. the patterns. an
short, everythi"g IN '.Pterson" ~ the
best Of its kiad. Tn. price "i eli
magazine, to'', j. an"t ,cr thiry IT,
it, favor. Ii is b Tw" Dollar
A YEAR, he ,"'st,g. pre- pail t.,
the publisher w. tind thai Tho.
prices to clubs nrr astonishingI,
low, viz: three c,pis for 81 81.
(p'siagr prepaid, With n snp-rn
Mrzz"t:ni III inches bv 26) WASH
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person getting ~, The club; ~ five
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and 10th M exiia c'p, and the pre-.
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club. Far larye clubs 'he prices are
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.z're are s,.nt. gratis. IL written t,r
Subscribe to nothing else until y,n
have seen u crpy Of this popular
Mag, zine. Aud r"mrnprr, Inst.
ut it's present prices. with the pos
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"Pcfcrsrn's Magazine" is cEralmr
than ever. AL lrc,s CHARLES j.
PETERs"N. 306 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia Nv.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

AMONG HE late srn>ali,ns at
Washing on Wa, tne marriage ui
Thomas w. Fnci,, al 7 e Engineer
Corps, u 5 Navy. and Miss Maria
Ewing Sherman, daughter of e. u.
W. L. She. man. The cei,n,n,,
Mas performed IN 81. Alny- u, r..
man Cath liz church, DC H., H.
Archbishop Purcell, # C,ncl naii.
II prrs"naI H. nd ot Mr.. Sherman.
EN' ryilllng wHs ON a magnificent
scale. dresses, CO rin my, wedding
gifts aud II ]; the n yrvsate value
"t The latter reaching Ia seve'a,
Thousand doll r.. Att,r L,nr
through the N rIh,rn and Western
States f'r couple will rrtI" dawn
AT 81. Louis. heir future home.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

VIZ are IN possession ot knowl-
edge which renders Il quite certain
- our mind that few days since
a letter WAS written by u prominent
'"nn in Nee. sta county, who has
per listed i1tbeat'cmpt to nominate
y M,e"s'a candidate Tor Represent.
atlve toa prominent citizen of
Lake county, IN which he dcrlorcd
tie prospects oi haying three Re-
publican STUMP candidates" ia The
field. aud the consequent probable
election ia Democrat. We would
like {" aSk the gentleman from Me.
G" ~ c"an'y. or "any other maa,"
wherein lies the necessity for hav-
ing three Republican, candidates IN
the ticl,il We would also ask each
M"''>'a count, Republican to lay
aside pref dice, seltislncss and ali
unworthy feeling, if he is animated
10y them, and then answer to him
se!f rs 10 whether Lake, or Osce@-
Ia County, is not more justly entitled
I" the Nominee for Representative!
Why drpl"re the seeming necessity
for having three candidates in the
Held, when hO snch necessi V rxis,sl
IL II was n matter Of primer IL To-
which Mccos!a cling suienaci"usl !.
we should admire it; but yi-wins i,
ia the light "f the real existence al
thu case, We think she calries her
lead t.", far
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

THERE are doubtless lew pc"pl,
~ The NORTH who realize The he'd
isl' oulragrs thar have been aud are
now being daily committed upon
the negroes at the South. A cor
respondent rfrhe Cleveland Herald
thus writes concerning the murie,s
in Tennessee:
The Negroes re- hui ted lik e, squirrels, and
sho' down in colnfeld> like coons, aud no
notice 10 taken 0f IL. Just now Governor
Brown Is makn.. some noise about the IN mr.
der Of Julia Hayden nd oil, ring rc ward
of $3OO ior the appr Ernsnn oi the murder
ers, but there is nothing IN it. IL they were
caught they would be &C once taken from
Jail by thu IL friends Govcino, Brown H. n
Democrat. aud u.s. nov NJ is receiving n
terrible fire il the rear. lie must do some
thing. The Democratic politicians OF the
North are wlii,ng him that these murders ~
The South, together with the rebellion al
New Orleans, are destroying the part, NJ
tie North whose prospects were yer, bri, Int
httle Wine age; that hell will be To IA,
II stop Is not put 10 murder, pending til.
Fall cleo uon. The Democrats ut the Nortn
are thoroughly irigLtcucd. and they are tr,
lug TO hold back th,ii friend. here This il
the secret oi Governor BrOwas z, al ut this
time.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

4 PE Pie onvu ,i,.n wa, h, f.,
~ Nrva II. Lake C .n,h, This week.
The &" vrnr'un was l"rh wi Il
Dem" cratic irys. (irn "r arm,
Boiler head, Li"ral ears. &c. The,
"p""lde are treated !" rhe odd.
'nd cn'ls 1T he ahI", when all h.
rest are d"n" with tn IT. I",lfic..i
,!ihuefs. We are inf IN, d thai
u. A. Laihr'i' WIS u"miinar, q f,
ltep'cs' nra'i,c. ivy sai' CI,,en ION.
As Mr.. l. lhr'p j. , -lrai Il, X PIN .
licar. we doubt all, ~ his nccr =
I nee at snc rmIna'ion IT,
don ~ 'in ~ ~ coup u, Us
ceOia O"tline. Of Oct LIST
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15
Gleanings From tae Stllv.

Large quantities of whcpt are
corning to market, the highest price
paid being $l05
Farmers IN Schoolcra't count,
are largely engaged in huskiny
corn. The crop is tair in the tim
Der and opening lands, but very
lioor on the prairics.
james u Keen-y, If Springviile.
IN Lei'awee county, harvested loo
acres of wheat and eighty ceres "(
Oats this year. from which he will
gel $500 bushels nf wheat aud 2,
400 bushels Of oats lie has suwn
24O acres Of wheat this year
A man by the name Of j. Raby,
living between New Buffalo and
Michigan City, was run over by the
carr and killed, tw" miles west ol
New Buffalo, on September 29Ih.
lie was supposed To- DC intoxicated.
rs no was lying on the rail track.
lie leaves w'te and "a large fam
lily of children.
On September 29'h Herbert Clif.
ford, young man eighteen Years
at ace, was killed in Union town
ship. Branch c"nnty. He was gun
ming and was shot dead 10y his own
gun, which was accidentally dis
charged b, striking against a ln..
When f,nhd he Was still alive. bnt
snrviv' d only about nm hour. lie
left II widowed mother and large
circle If friends.
On Friday. De-. 2I, William, s",,
ut Mr.. How ri. Of South Cliuuax,
Ka'anaz'" v"unly. hal he, u s1rr
rel hnuing during the i.,ren.".,,
AMI starred FIR h.ine after succ"s.
n hunt As hr caue To- the
scI"l house he sch"lays wrr, on
at play. and he stopped to ak wi,
them, and show bis game. The
scholars gathered about him to ex-
anime his trophies. While doing
so, it is supposed he was looking IN
To the nnzzle of the piece, when by
some accident il VAS discharged aud
tho W ole load pass Il through the
top If his head. One of the shot
struck him IN the eyeand pcneirat
Cyl the brain. causing death in ~
si' IT rln.r. DR.. ~ ". Il q ~ X
wa 80 for. I'M the hey died >h,r,.
~ after his arrival. The Il ccasri
WAS nl"n' wclve wears ct 80. unp
was niue" liked and resp ccd in
'hr n,l hlnrh""l.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

The American Express Com any
have offered u reward If $500, in
addition TO the amount tS25O) OIL
fered 10y the warden OF the Cintn :.
N. 7. prison, for the capture of
John |. Filklns, the Albany cx re,s
robber. The escaped criminal IL
about forty years Of age, five fee,
nine and a half inches il height.
light complexion, brown hair, gray
eyes, right hand thumb disfi : red.
left foot tues all gone bur one, and
has false upper teeth. lie weigh
about 1875 pounds. There's n
chance for some shrcwd detective |!
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

THE following Republican, nom
inati0ns have been made IN III,
Congressional Districts: FIRST Dis
tricf, Moses w. Field. Of Wayrc
county; Sec"nd, Henry Wal,lr"n. {"
HpIsdal"; Third. George Willard.
81 Calhoun; Fourth, Julius &. bur
rows, Of Kalamazoo; Fifth. VIM. Is.
Williams, OF Allcgan; SIKH. Josiah
W. Begole, ot Genesee; Seventh
Omar ID. Conger, of ST Clail;
Eighth, Nathan b, Bradley. of Bay;
Ninth, Jay A. Hubbell, Of Tough
ton.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15
In lhc LUises RcUOs,tOru

In 'nc Lmlees depository l."
November we ii al he usual amount
ut Choice reading IN alter with the
excellent cnyravinys. Tns n,aga-
q ranks ii IN, is character b in.
Hist cia-- ~ every RESPECT, aud il
should 10" ~ c'ert hous IN ld
thr up!'"u til l,ni Snyl,c G..
1891 pr year; r. IS per v"ln,,r
f TX months Addr, -. lliichc.uk
" Walden. Cincinnati. Quo
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

LAT FGcs'IaN nirniu. IT,. !.
suppl IT ~ ~ wa rec. vel, 40.
the work Of 'r,rklaying resume ~,
the + & L. NJ. Railway. A, ,ln
present writing (FrnIay) they az,
s'nIe tw.' or three miles w"st -
town. - nnlrrstan !. Tw. iar :.
side tracks have been pn' down
here, and the turu.'ablr j. n.,rI,
finished. VI rial j. .nr - ur d
IN he gr'"nl.p parat"r. 70 ~. CT
iuO ~ water talk
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

WE acknowledge the receipt al
the programme for evening con-
eerts at the biennial Cincinnati Nh.
sical Fsstival, to lie held from the
18th to the 14th Of May. 1875. The
celebrated Theodore Thornns will
be nutical Director, assisted ty
Otto Singer. 1t will doubtless
prove rare treat t, nil lovers ot
music. aud largely attended, as il
should lie.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15
The Eva,t RepieU recently F..

The Evaut ReUi,aO recently Sta
ted that K q. Ros., 49, By R,I,ils,
was III" man mp u whom tue Re-
InuI'lIcars If This r rresrnraive
District wcr" exp cfrd 1" unit. aud
re-cl' c. hun I" a S,-nt IN The J. p
i laiurc. Al this, II .se, hrnugh
the C columns # The Mognet, >ays,
I'VE percnpl"rilA Il cline to lie
considercd rs canlirla'e under
any circunst; nc' g."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

Two weeks ago The Democratic
Senatorial Convention, at Eas, Sag.
inaw, rendered the unanimous nom.
instion 90 State Senator to Hon.
Wm. l.. Weber, who accepted it.
Well. all we have to say about it is
this: IL we are to have Dcpoc, attic
Senators in the Legislature, We
hope they may all be like Mr.. W.,
aud then no fears need bc enter
tsined 1t worthless legislation.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

We re the happy recipient Ut .
sqi ST. of niarnmiuih dimensions,
wnlch WAS raised 10, w j. Pier, Il
sylvan, and ty hin prcsrnt, d To- us.
II measures 4 Iert 8 inches one wav.
anu B feet " uclcs the mlrr.
Congress eau uow c,niraci the cur
rency jn-t as muCl, Ne IT l'lcascs, mud
pauics may cpnie anil go. we mr.,
provided i"r. a hundred pound-
III squash will see us iIlrong II" scv.
eral "sieh. - Epou R.rissc.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

On The 9th OF October a fire &C.
CURED a, l. 'dinston, destroying q
wooden block op Ln'.inglon avenue.
The buildings burned were as fol
lswe Jol,nsop ~ McConi ellis
drug st"re, Dewars & Mordcn's sa-
! son, Giscl,'s store, the Euuis uouse,
and H"ggstrAdt'e building, tho lat
ter unoccumed. Loss estimated ut
$50, 900, with light insurance.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

WE =, c'ivcd, t.m late for last
weeks issue, witt. ar. quest tor pub
licatiru, ~ notice III the annual ~, ct
Ing Of the American W"ln ~ S #
rage Ass"clati"n. to take I,lacc
Detroit. Oct. 18th, aud 14th. A
larg.' number ut The lcadi q wou,at,
snffra9i-ts 1T the country were ex-
| ec;ed To- b. present.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

The latc>t'iurn ~ The l;cccIic,-
Elton affair is a suit for libel
brought by l}ceclier against bot,
Tilton aud Mnulton. Tilrnn, in u
cad recently published, raffirms
h's charges against Bee chez, aud
with much bu,'cr calls tor an Sun
mediate trial"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

llrN SAMUEL Fla tELI., II Ne,
York. Vice Prc.nlcn, IT the Flint
" Pere N "a ,ette r diva Iva,
been in Baldwin s!ce Th,rsda,
morning. lie h 'n"rrI the STAR nf.
flee with call ~ Il, nrs,lny.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15
Sale Of Forfeited State Lands.

MICHIGAN STATE LAND OrFIcE,
-, LANSING, Sept. Goth, 1874.
N"TIcE is hereby z ven that the
following dc>crined Primary Schml
Lands, iluated IN the County nt
Lake. forfeited Tor non payment Of
Interest, will be offered for sale at
public apclion. ut this Office.
Novem6er 1871. 1874,
at 10 O'clock A. M; unless pre-
vi"usly redeemed according t" law
l.. u. tLApp.
Commissioners.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

THERE Is talk ut 70 new ~ Jrnj,v
paper (RrpnbIican) alb ut to be-
started ~ Grand Rapids, witt, a
CAPT al stock at S50.OOO.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15
Ytn advertisements.
Lost.

Between Baldwin aud Reed City due hill
TO Zrf Brals. for S73.,5, with one ,ndorsc-
meni OF $lo, and amother OF 2 90; also, a
due bill TO .. Stewart, Tor SIS, will, endorse
mrnt OF Is so Both were contained in u
leather purse. As the contents OF the purs
are OF no use 70 other parties. thu finder will
confer a favor on the undersigned by return.
ing them to him at Baldwin.
RoB'r STEWART.
Baldwin City, Mich, Oct 18th, 1874.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

Last we * close Vii z ut the
Evnrt ReOie,o. Cam ron sucaks
hopefully "t the future. We viii,
the ReUieao any hing an every
thing bur ni-furtunc.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

TnEY are havirg "A lively insur-
recIiou in Buepos Ayres and at
present the ipsurrectionists ., en- 10
have rather tho best Of it.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

TmE Il ..r,l If ~ crvis r., are II,
session 'hi- week, NJ i oar mex
issue W. h.I" - =" a,rt I" Civ. u
prri. il NJ all 4" th",r ur .,.".iiu
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15
\ DUITION Al. LOO AL.

OWING I our abS,.n", inr,uo -
create prli n nt III. week, ".
are com clluI T., omit matter We
de-ir, Il y" publish il tins issue.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

Clerk and Register.
AUGUSTUS TuwNER, Ellsworth.
Treasurer,
WILLIAM A. DEtIRESS, Pleasant Plains
Sheriff,
ISAAC GRANT, Pleasant Plains.
Prosecuting Attorney,
DARIUS Q WARNER. Chase.
Surveyor,
ALBERT A. BLANCHARD, Yates.
Circuit Court Con,mirsi ner.
FRANCIS HIBNER. Pleasant Plains.
CorOners,
WESLEY J. HOLcOMB, Killbuck,
PERKS q. MUNRO, Pinsra.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

IHE d'crcaac ~ ,n, IA nc dcb'
during s p amber was S435 All
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-15

vEGETINE IL made exclusively from the Juices Of
carefully selected barks. roots and hsrbr. and 40
strongly concentrated that IL will efectually eradi'
cate rom the system every tant OF ScROrULA, ScroF
ULous HUnoR, TUNERS, CANCER, DANGEROUS Hu-
NOR ERYsIPELAs. SALT RHEUM, SyrHILiTTc DIS.
all diseases that arise from impure blood, Sciacd
Llddmdt0ry and Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
GoM and Spinal Complaints can only be effectually
cured through the blood.
;, For Ulcers and Erupipe Diseases Of the Skin,
and Ringworm. vEGETINE has never failed 10
effect permanent cure.
For Pdas IN TIE Back, kidney Con,pidinfs Drop
sy Female Weakness, Leucorhed arising from inter.
nal alteration and uterine diseases, and General
lsoty vESETiNE acts directly upon the causes
OF these complaints. IL invigorates and strength.
ems the whole system, acts upon the secretive or
gans. aays Inflammation, cures liberation, and reg
nlates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia. Ha5ituai Cosareness,
f1Mphdf,on W We hedrf, Headache, Tfies Netpous
no meaicine given such perfect satisfaction
., Tn VEGEfINE. ItpuriAcs the blood, cleaners
al me organs, and Possesses controlling power
over the nervous syetem.
The remarkable currs effected by VEGETINE
have induced many physician. and apcthccarie.
families.
In act iha vEaETINE IL the best remedy yet die
covered tor the above discases and 10 IL the only
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the
public.
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Going north, the train from Walton to Petoskey,
will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only.
Going south, the train from Prtotkey 10 Walton,
will run on Tucsdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
r. r. MYERS, Gen. Pass & Ticket Agent
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

For Gov-rhnr
JOHN J BAGLEY. OF Wayne.
For Lieutenant Governor
HENRY II. HOLT, of Muskegon.
For Secretary Of State
EBENEZER g. n. HOLDEN. Of Kent.
For State Treasurer
WILLIAM ,. McCREERY, OF Genesee.
For Auditor General
RALPH Ely. OF Gratiot.
For Commissioner Of Land Office
LEyERtTr A. CLAP, al ST. Joseph.
Ser Supsrint enisnt oil P.bic Instruction
DANIEL B. BRIGGS ~ Macomb.
Fer M.sber Of the State Roa ri Of Education
Ep0ARREXFORu, Of s>hienaw.
For Attorney General
ANDRkW J. SMITH, Of Csss.
Fer Congress.
J. A. HUB8EI.L. H,ugEton.
For State Senator,
EDGAR l.. GRAY Of NewayRo.
For State Repr esen,ative,
NATHANIEL l.. GERRISn, Iiersey.
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For State Representative,
NATHANIEL l.. GERRISn, Jersey.
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From and after July eth Train. will run a. follows

The shortest, quickest and best route to Mackinaw
aud Lake Superior region via Howard City and
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! LAlhls@2i,csihYf t0tEit'hk3.
David A.La,hrop. TO. CLERK 4 Register
Isaac w Ilowe, sheriff
janice |. Foster Judg. Of Probate
Robert h. Bisbse Coanty Treasurer
Oa'ius q. warner Lros. attorney
De~nt y. nverpsrt. CO, School Supi
I.ooi. Keller. o"'""''s
henry Saundersj
Y %. Moss. s~'ts Of the Poor.
'ivp II Feet.
Albert Il. Rlanci,~ssl. -ECo SURVEYOR.
BOARp ~ SUPERVISORS.
M. G. King township of (hase
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For State Senator,
EDGAR l.. GRAY OF Newaygo.
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Editor.
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Fer Congress.
J. A. HUBBEI.L, H.ughton.
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SIZE Eahs County Stpr,

BALDWIN CRY. OCT 10, 1874.
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