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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01


Nrws Of d rather extraordinary
feat in photography comes iroul
San Francisco. 1t appears that
u gentleman desired photogra.
phic portrait OF u celebrated irot'
ting horse, taken while the animal
was going st full speed. The
photographer sct to work by ar
ranging all the sheets in the
stable as a sort OF rejecting back
ground. In front of those the
horse was trained to rrot, moving
at the rate "f tb,rty.eisht feot
a second. After two unsncccssfnl
atteinpis, the photographers hit up
on = method whicli gave n result,
as excellent, rs could DO desired.
The operator closed his camera
by two boards, so srfsnget that,
On toncI'ing spring,they slipped
past each other, leaving All
opening of onc-eighth Of an inch
for the five irundrcth part of a
second. Using double lenses,
crossed, a perfect lkenoss Of ths
horse was Obtained, and p" in-
s,an,aneous was tho i,npression
on the sensitive film that the
spokcs ot the wheels ri the vehicle
10 which the animal was harnessed
were shown ns if at rest. This
method may he probably turned
to account IN other directions.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01


WHsS . man uilks q COW, ho
shonld not attempt to smoke CT.
gar at the same time. A young
man out in the country tried it
and got along w,lI enough until
hc lowered his head aud tonchod
the cows flank with the weed.
The next instant, himself snd ci-
gar we're droadfnlly "put out"
The COW introd uced about two
tons weight into one oi her hind
lcgs, and passed it under the milk.
yr's left jaw. When ho ceased
whiring around, and myriads OF
stare had disappeared, he said
farming was the hardest work q
man could pnt his hand to.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

THERE was a very ira.cible old
gentleman who formerly held tho
position of j as' ice OF tho Peace in
one If our cities. Going down
the IN in street one day, ono OF
the 6'ys spoke to him without
coming upto lis Hohor's idea
Of Difference. young man, I
fine you five dollars for contempt
of court" "Why, judge" said
the offender, lyon are not in ses-
sion." "This coort," responded
the Judgo thoroughly irrita,ed,
sic always in session, and conse-
qaently slways an Object Of con-
,cmptl' There was disorder in
|t . scsrt - his Honor passed On.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01
The YpSllanti Liquor Suit at Ann
krh0r.
From tas Yp,llanu Comm,rcisi


The people vs Norton, appealed
from the Court OF Justice Crane.
Attorneys for the people. Prosccn
ting Attorney E. P. Allen ani
Hon. S. NJ. Cutcheon. For the
defense, Hon. Channcey Joslin
and F. F. Uhl. The jury in this
case, made up in addition to the
regular panel Of three 'alisman
selected satisfactorily to The de.
tense. OF this jury, the great
Hawkins famons at our County
Curt for SO many years, and
familiar with, the composition
Of Wsshtcnsw juries, said: "This
is pretty jary to convict a man
of selling whisky, when there
are at least three members OF it
who get drunk every night" The
testimony Of Mr. Page, Of Raw
sonvi!Ie, strengthened by shat Of
Mr.. Snyder, could not be got
over. Mr.. Joslin spoke two hours,
but Mr.. Uhl had to learn and did
not speak. 1t is reported that
Nr. Joslin began with Moses, and
wadcd down through all the sue.
cceding centuries, to the present
trial. ns'stnted that he did not
believe that such a law was intend
ed to be enforced. Captain Allen
earnestly responded, giving tie
law its full force. Mr.. Cutcheon
did the same. Judge Crane made
II strong charge, stating the valid
ity Of the law, and the bonnden
duty Of every citizen to abide by
it, and that the jurors could not
GO back on the law and the evi.
dence in tho case. The jury were
ont only few minutes. Taking
their places, the liquor dealers Of
this city, ont in largo force, aud
having full faith of a decision in
their favor, wore a triumphant ex
preston IT countenance. But the
moment tho foreman announced
the result, such crest-fallen sci
OF mon were never seen at court
sirce tine defeat Of the parsons 10y
Patrick uenry's famous speech.
1t will be remembered they fled
the court in confusion. 1t was like
unto that which struck Tweed
when "guilty" fell upon his aston
ishcd ear. They boiled for the
door with their heads hanging
down ss if marching in funeral
procession, 40, even tarrying to
get a cigar or dram.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

KATE STANTON in her lecture
on "lbe Loves OF Great Men,"
asserts that the planets revolve
around the sun by tho influence
of love 40 q -lil!d revolves about
its paront. Whom he was Q boy
he used to revolve round his parent
y good deal, and may have been
melted thereto by love, bat to an
uuprejudiced observer it looked
powerfully like a trunk strap.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

A MUSICIAN, George Sharp, had
his name on his door.plate thus:
"a. Sharp." A wag ct II painter,
who knew something of music,
eaily one morning made the foi-
lowing undeuiable and significant
addition: "Is A fat"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

TBE New Jersey Constitutional
Convention has adopted a pruvi-
sion that o person who shall be
con, ieted q bribery in legislation
shall be deprived OF the right oi
suffrage. % . 0ri ta 80 h3r ,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

OREGON has = surplus Of 1000.
000 bushels at wheat this season,
and is ceiling il At 81 per busl'sl,
gold. rhH 10 pretty we'll Tor .
OF 100. 600, -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

AN applicant tor a rair Of
boots Mt one Of our shoe stores
was asked what number he wore
and replied, as soon "a lac could
recover from his surprise, "Why,
two, Of course"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

SEVERAL geese recently died
in Mormon leland, Cal, and uf-
on dissection, gold dust in fatal
quantities WAS discovered in their
giszards. The geese, however, lad
not previously been ia the habi:
Of laying golden cgys.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

The reason an urchin gave for
being llae at school Monday, was
that the boy in the next house
vas going t. hass.a dressing down
with n bed cord, aud lac waited to
hear him howl. H.t
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01
FREMONT LAKE,

a clear, sparkling sheet Of wa'er,
twt. niles long by three quarters
wide, surrounded by bold, beauti
fully shaded banks, upon which 3
company Of Chicago and Muske.
gon capitalists purpose crec'in e u
frst-class summer resort hotel at
an early day. A few miles be.
'yoad9the lake is the already -four.
ishing village Of Fremont Center,
ono of the sinartest towns on the
road, Seven miles after leaving
Fremont Centre tho train strikes
into an ,xtcnsi We tract If pine land
owned 10y Messrs. }. A'ley &c Co,
and after ride OF three IEllcs
tnrmgi' ri"c owned entirely by
the firm your special was landed
in tue neat and colnmpdious rail
road stalirn house of
the VILLAGE OF ALLEYT N,
town "n ) six napnlIs old, but
'aircady~ut,e- pmcrtestr -amsts'nest
PROMISING p!ace Oh Tiic-road. The
olgiraI owners OF the place were
Meosrs. Alley Il Co., of which
firm Geo, M. Smith, and Ohas,
q. Alley are ~ present the resi-
dent partners. 1, seemed ike the
Arabian Nish,'stablc Of Aladdin
Place as we walked about the
streets o, Alleyton aud noted the
'numrrcus pnd stately l'otcIs,-torcs
-pubirc halls, manufacturing cs alb
lishments, and, ,p'isa,e rcsidenees
slrvady com, .le,ed. fThs1 D,usy
notes Of The carpenters saw and
bamucr we're to bo hoard ip every
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

, A MUSCULAR Kansas preacher
named benson, tlrashed three fol.
lows who were disturbing the con.
gregaiion recently, and his salary
vac increased $50 n year.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

A CossEorcur clergyman hav.
ing qnarreled with his organ'st
aud choir, takes a tuning fork With
him into the pulpit and leads The
singing himself.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

A FLoaIpA co!ored boy, Ia the
act Of feating sugar, was stung ir
the mouth by bee, and died
from tho effects Of the citing.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

The oil produced in Western
Pennsylvania the past year, would
tiIl . canal twenty-five feet vide
vt the top, twelve at tho bottom,
seven desp snd seventy miles long.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

The valuable COW known as tho
Fret Duchess of Oneida, bought
by The Right Hon. Lord Sksi-
mersdals for $4,000, at the cello.
brated eale cf the New York
Mills herd in Utica, in September
last, has reached Liverpool in
safety. Tie Fret Duchess of
Oneida has a COW calf Mt her side.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

The wife OF \ roofer bcihS
asked If she was rot afraid to have
her husband exposed to snch dsn--
ger. truslfally replied, 4" q he's
insured"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

ALI the heavy ordnance whicl,
has been stored at the b.. Louis
arsenal since the war, is being
shipped to Pensacola. Among
tho large gnns arc many 100
pound Parrots aud mortars.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

"i TEE young man ofstbo period
is no more seen pressing to his
liI's u lock Of hair plucked from
the tresses. Of his beloved. He
is too afraid of the new kinds OF
insects, small pox, and salt-
rlieum,
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. !. 20 ,.aI,.Is: ,'lGS - AgAssil.

49, - s+ANANN WI IL 40
!. 70 ,:aI,.ss slgs - AgAssil y 81. !. sSs s ~, (
The deathsfPsof Aspssissvill make in
terestihs Sswsshspoen writsesssby sLong-
read n sibaaqSst sivsas IN the
greet s.,sr Saof eahi. ffissh birth.
daSs AasssA'ass7es 0kw IA s~sS,ry,
1t was fifty years aso nislsxS s~sfsT
ihstkes ass sasnthsef MSyA ss ':
fnshs 6eadafh Pays'ds vmd, ybo. ~.
sAsAild in " cradle lys,.,, - ,ssT ~ -. -,
knd ystdrc, 4Hs aold dSdsse, took Les -
The child ApoA her knee,t Z - 49,
aHyissAsIers- s-issAsAiesy book a,.,,
Thy FathsshSahsnttsnf for thee a. h !
"Come en6er wRk M, aMie sssd,1
Sqhso sessossysaintrSl%s
And Rad what 10 still unread kslTgC
In the manuscripts Of God"
f, And he sssssssd away and sway.
With Nature, the dear old nurse,
Who. sdng 70 him night and day
t,Ths rhyme Of the universe. 4.t,...
Andvhensver the way seemed long, q
ss0e his heart began to fail,
She wouid.sing more wonderful song,
0rteil . more marvellous talesss g. ss
,FAAaAki4f' . Il ~
So she keeps him still child,
And will not let him 60,
Though At times his heart beats wild
For che SeaSsifai Pays de vaadsk q
Though a. .iimcc. he hear. in hi, dreams
The RAM des.vaches Of old, ssFp
And the rush Of the mountain streams
frers<sssa tleas ,st ssid'W9L
And -ths neiheyat home says, "ErN n
AYor hssosee IAistsn and ysar,s;i Il Z y
I.isgsyhehH snd drro ~ "
,a And my boy. does not return, -.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

"Mr dear friend" said u gentle.
man to a bankrupt, the other day,
II am sorry to hear Of your 'uis-
fortune. Your family have my
war;nest symlnthics." 10 don't
trouble yourself about my family,
Ill look ont for them! just save
your sympsthiss for tho families
Of suy creditors"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

A srwiSs circle in Boston,
formed ia give employment to
poor women, makes from 800 TO
5000 garments every winter.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01
ss.ne time al i,n nense number OF

cars were cUlpluyeu W UTIny'U?
logs to mills NJ my miles dlstap,
from where they were cut, The
pine timber tributary to these
roads advanced in value with q
rspidty that completely surpassed
Any preyi"ns specnlaiions in river
lGmbcr. The fact that Congress
man Sawyer, of Oshkosh, Wis,
receally s'ld a secti n (640 acre,l
al pine ti"ber land, on tho We'll
river, for $4,000, has attracted
considerable attention, but i can
iDention several instances where
equally-iargc truc,s cfypinv, on tbs
ne of'the Grand ARsp,ds-and- Ii
diana road, have been sold for
500, per acre within the past two
years,
NEW FEEDER roR CHICAGO. Ha
Aming the most important OF
he1lupberipg, railroads directly
to Chicago, which have been open
oil during the past year, is tln'
Muskogon and Big Rapids branch
ofihe Chicago and Michigan Lake
Shore railroad. rh's road rims
55' miles from Muskegon, Mich.
through the finest tractsof pine
timber lands OF the NJ usktg gon and
White rivcr, and already several
Furnishing towns have sprung up
along the line. Having a day to
spare, your correspondent boarded
the train Of Conductor Tom Muir
ply tor a trip.ove he above road
t" noie what was, going on where
one year ago Was an almost nn-
broken forest. t,s.,F ...s..5
Between stations the scenery is
tar tr"n inviting. Along the line
OF the road tor several rods IN each
si,ic ot the track, are the unsighily
stunps and wiihering tops of trees
which were removed to make way
tor the tracklayers, while in many
places The lum bcrinen have ex'en.
ded the same scene of u struction
and desolation as far as tie eye
can reach in every direction to
meet thcttlenrand lof some neigh
boring saw.tnill for logs.
S.'wooDMAS sPAuE THAT TREE
has very little effect a;on the mp.
parently unpoetic souls OF The
Michigan Observation-Disclosures
showing that they annually strip
100000 acres, or four hundred
and slXty-eight square miles, Oi
pine lumber land 10 supply the
numerous saw.mills Uf tile State.
THE FIRST VILLAGE OF IMPoRTANcE
on the road is ilolton, the head.
quarters cf the extensive lunher.
ing firm of Blodgett & Burns, who
started the town several monthe
ago by tho erection Of extensive
saw mills, stores, &c, &c. In ad
diiion to huge piles OF mannfnctur.
ed lumber, lnth, and shingles, there
were stacked up about the station,
awaiting shipment to Chicago,
immense quantities Of railroad
ties, sl,ingles bults,r p,los, posts,
telegraph poles, and every other
conceivable product ofsthe forest,
The farmers in the vicinity TIL the
soil for recreation and cut the
'.l5ose 6'mnWdities for , Living, il
we are to believe current reports.
T~enty-six miles beyond Mus.
kegon is .- H 'sti-.s q
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01
Clubbing Rates.

AS there may be some sub
scdbeFsIwl,o desirc4s FeIpb with
sl,e Star by taking some other
paper or periodical, VIC sill send
4 ie Star swd q ...biu -. E,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01
LUMBER FOR 1874.


Regarding the probable supply
of lumber from the east shore for
next season, a very few words will
describe the whole situation. There
was on hand when tho mills shu,
down last fall, about Is per cent.
ofa years stock Of logs. Arrange
nents were made for putting IN
abont SO per cent. OF q usual stock
during the present winter, but up
to THE tune there has been no
sleigbing, and contractors who
arc feeding idle teams and men
and have large logging contracts
I" fill, nfe beginning TO elongatc
their c"untcnances 10 an alarming
cxteut, although the owners, at
the pine do not seem to be very
anx ous to have their contracts
filled, as they believe There will
be plenty of lumber if not more,
that 25 per cent. Of last years
s ock is put in, aud in that case
their profits wli'be much greater.
Taking everything into account
VIC predict that the lumber prodnet
from The cast ehore for 1871 will
not exceed 60 per cent. ofthe pro-
due: Ot 1873. .ls. ip'.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01
Edward g. RaYniond, !,

Treasurer Of O.ccola county, Michigan. It.
teads promptly to all business relating to
taxea within said county. T.. o. Address
Herseys Mich. ,rssl rel ta. S7H' -.
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A0ssrtisins 4ntes.
RADCLIFFE 4 co.

AMAN-in Enporis, .Kar., was
lately bitten by a iarsa,ula "
noon, and died in great agony
be fore s o'clock. yn.is~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

Merchant Tailor; hsrscy, Mich. Garments
cat AMI made, and warranted good fts. Sam
pies Of Gcatlemci's Dress goods kept on
hand. 80.
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chase Hotel

IIavin: assumed control OF this Hotel
an prepared to attend to the wants OF the
travelling puble.,s Charses reasonable. =
Lie ~ Rosgsr ERsowS, Proprietor. &
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Lands for Sale.
LAKE COUNTY OFFICERS


David A.I.athrep. Co. Clerk l. Rcsister
Isaac w. Howe, -~ Sheriff
.JsmssA H. Hssterss7r7E Jvassof Probate
Robert y. Bisbee County Treasurer
Darius q. warher = tros. attorney
John q Hicks, Cir. Court Com'r
Dewitt q. davenport, Co. School Supt.
E''i''s sesi. SHisn si;@ J3d 3HTe''''s'''
9. Mo. Ross, sar't. Of the Poor.
giSas iifk,,2s 2s.-a.yl 1es.ss1Sor
BoAsp ~ SrreRvssors.
A.stin 8: Ksndasi, tsw.stie ef !am..
William VIM n, w.sS S.SS 3 r FOEri..sS:t rl.an.
chas T. Carr Lake.
(sso., w. Tswssead a. - webbcr,
Aibest Allen i ALI 81 - Cherry Valley
James Blood Pinora.
Augustus rowner Z" Eiirworfh
wsSsvJ 4olco~s & r' fAIkmspcE
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01

,HoHAldyiWHoa e II
ThisUotel afords as good aec'mmcn
toas as any ia this part OF the country
C,u,es ret.onable. Alex. Dsbons. fFopi
etpr, Baldwin. Mich: I'LL.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-01
George L. Hildreth,-
ARCHf THUfT

H.r..y osceSiA eSdaty, Mich, & prepared to
m Ike iir,Sinss,, fdrnlsh ssti's Ates snd plans
Of churches, schsel ksa.es, court houses,
jass, business blocks, sailas; factories, storss,
PLATA ands ornamental sesidences, village
plata, csmeteriea, &c sea- IL:
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IohnE. Radcliffe
r. 4, sheridan,

lstusties ofthe teAe,., Herssy. Mich Once
In the Court House SSAJing SIS
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the |UooEs,

wh ch at'euded be opening ofibiu
road insured the rapid completion
I other si,nilar lines Which had
been projected through tho lam-.
her rcgioup Of Mic!iigau and Wis.
consih Sahds tainyinangnrafcd the
new aid aIrcad, gigahticbusincss
Of railroad numbering. Saw.mills
wero rapidly erected along the
DOW iine Of road, q wbilo at tho
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direction, and standing on one
street corner We counted no less
than 35 tirst-class buildings in
process Of erection. The Messrs.
Alley Il Co. have here a splendid
saw mill, lath and picket mill, ss
well rs a first c,a.s shingle-nill, +,
from which they are prepared to
ill orders for anything in the lum.
Der line from four toot lath or
six inch flooring strip to tho lon
gest and largest dimension Of
timber. They design following
in the footsteps Of the. older rail
road mills and ship on orders by
car Lad, or more, directly to the
Chicago or the country yards OF
Indiana or Illinois. or even fur
ther south and west, bnt, mp TO
the present ti'se, the rapid growth
Of the town has absorbed the Ell
tire cnt OF ,heir mills. Tho same
firm also has extensive mills at
the mouth Of White river aud is
among g'the lieayiest shippers, Of
lnmber 10 Chicago. Among the
other manufacturing establish
ments II Alleyton and vicinity
mention shouid he made Of the
very capacious and complete steam
9 Nv mil, of Mcssrs, Wilcox & Nor.
gan, which, together with their
extensive store, 10 located on the
opposite side Of the river, in what
may properly be termed q suburb
OF Allcyton.
CHARACTER Of THE NEW TOWNS.
The stir, activity, aud rapid
rrowih which prevail in these
new numbering towns finds n par
allel only In the auriferous min
ing regions Of tho fur west. Every
thing goes with rush, and n
,nertal or physical drone will not
be tolerated. Nor is this remark :
ablo energy the only peculiar fea--
ture yf the new villages. In most
oi them the inhabitants have not
Y ct had time 10 remove The pine
stumps from the principal streets,
and in many cases even tito piles
of brush are still allowed TO re-
main, as it was not considered safe
TO burn them during tho dry
weather, with SO much irhamma-
ble material about. is
We predict for the towns on the
Biz Rapids branch a brilliant fu-
tnrc. Their splendid water pow
er, almost inexhanStible supply Of
all varieties Of either hard or soft
tim Der, fertile soil, aud the am
p pemeans,ene.gy aud prplic spirit
OF their foundcrs, combine to in
su'c their rapid growth and al i
mate success. ..-..
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'JAs xsxSrpr: sil csAs N. MILLEn,
- Kvart, Mich. ts1t HAMILTON; o:
Mnskesou Lumber Company,
.Gn.r, n,rif.ctnrers AMI dealers in lum
ter: Mills At Esart ahi Baldwin, Mich; Yard
At Hamilton. o.
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Cuisines, .,,.l lbsstSss':::.a., s':.., y y
Darius C.. Mariner.

Attorney az Law, 'Not,ry Public and Pros.
Attorney for Lake county. Chase, Mich
b7s ! sw-nh-- l-8 vhti ~ o. 1ssus
Agf. arffuh s4sa - ,tsN s9us.sa.I
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2 a "a ~ ,ifi 'sk s4,aalfs@
dssf SCI se1s le'-s - e
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DR.. J. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thercfrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TERs?" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and fe-giving principle,
q perfect Renovator and InvigOrator
of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has a medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTBRS in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are O gentle Purgative as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liver and Visceral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties of DR.. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter Irritant Sudorifc, Altera-
tive, and Anti Bilious.
II. III. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts San Francisco California,
and cor. Of Washington and Charlton Sts. N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Oct. %, 1S73-eOm1y
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