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attorneys at LuT,
Ludington, Mich.
Have Abstract of Titles to all lands
In Mason County.
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: VIM. Il. Gildart.

Attorney and Counselor al law, mn
Solicitor I'm Chancery. Chase, Mich
3-2S
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SiE, daughter of =. II. and Sarah Gal
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John w. Kirkland .

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&f. Nj. Railway, A miles west of Bald
wih' 2-l-52
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Middletown transcript., 1875-01-16
Iowa DISCOUNT

Ons DAY y, xs,strshisI Al is "a Aths /, vay
The broker tsllsy il, althoash. waEA j..
sliisd 10 think .hs ysrnss-rA man Jeanne
to = Dss Moinss note asAavsr,l handed
him I note duly signed BY sgood
man. : and asked him il be would buy
It. The note had twoyears to rnA, The
man efmopey glanced 1t the ssialitara
aud notified the cusssnasr that hs would
purchase the Document If they could
agree, % upon term terms. = siWell. vh,t viii
you) give for it?'' said the sslletsaa The
broker took his pencil and fgdrsd.-;
When he had completed the sxsmpl,
he scratched his head and suffered.
....Ne that can't be correct, " and rfsnred
again. Again . the eresult didn't suit
him snd again be stirred up the sspil.
lsryv substance With his fsrsanger,o And
.gsin he be "eiphsrsd,Y The third result
iappeareda to, satisfy him. s.pd locking
up latI the customer he lremAfksd ). SAT
&tssI sboaght I WI inisssteD.sbus the
second and third trials verify tie findl
ing Of the frst Aeeording to opf rules
forashaving paper. Jon eve me jnst afif:
teen dollarsI but - ih yoa, lllitake
the paper aud call it square. ~ The
seller studied avhills and CONCLUDED aas not
to do it.-losa Register,aI iinrsns
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! The .. Local Paper

si9f fSfEE tG4 Q1SIf 9nk y4G9E Ia
The Me- York Tfi6sse contains The
following just erenarks iaslrelatien 70
local newspapers. which iosghs to- Be
read ~ ] good many people ,.,,.',. piaos
3 Nothing fis more common Thar than 70
hear people talk Of yh.s theg19ay,fbr
advertising, etcds a. 30 much eixsn "a
charity. Newspapers, by. enhancing
lie property ii the neighbofhood and
giving the, localities in which beg are
published alreputatios abroad, benefit
all such. particularly ifHthey asssmler-
chants Or real sstste owners. thrice the
amount yearly of the nliIeIasgsr egg 'l snh they
pay, for their support, Besides, every
,pablis spirited eisiseua has s}aadabls
pride in having ! pspsr Of which he is
not ashamed, even though be should
pick i, ppin Nev FORK 81 Washington
r. "A COED looking thriving sheet helps
property. gives oharaeter to sloeality,
aud il in many respects = desirible pub
JIG convenience; aIf you want | good.
readable sheet, it must BE- suPp0Etsda =
not ipA spirit tot chsrity. but became
yoa feel apseessity to support It. The
printing press is the power that moves
the people. '@1 ,.1s, T. e,e@ '.a a''s' DeaP =
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-16

4 THs NIoE LlrnsR RoF. -Rasalng By
one Of The city sshools's. s.yesserday;,av ve
listened to the scheliisss singing doh
how I love ny ny teacher dear sTIers
vas one boy with ., voice ike Z, lorna
sdo Fhe Ese 20 aa sathpiilliHssial yilH A.. that Aass hs
emphasized, every other word. ssnd
reared, 's0hi hsv I lovesamyi tsaohef
dear" With . vim that len no possible
doubt of bis sfIsctioh.ss Ten minutes
After. that boy hsd bstn stood on The
'flo0r for putting 'shsemikefs swax on
his iltsscher's chair, got three dsmerit
marks for drawing . picture Other With,
red chalk on the back Of IN nlstlAs, been
lssll.shskane for putting! 1 bent pin 10
another boys ohsis, sco1ded for Whist
hagl out loud issatenesd to stay ssitsr
school for drawing ink moustacbss %
his face and backing the, end sf anz
other ,bQy's nqse, and sapHna1y ghipped
ipr sleppins 9aa spit Aalle pp asanst
the ceiling and thfeSias one sbisIpne
int l : |, ]; girls eat, Y9q can't believe
4 fsk hE.. !, boy ssl' ykspi # .ipgs. s.siisK
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The Ohildren's Crusade.

Az the beginning Of the thirteenth
century, rEpreps ves jesrsd by tsumer-
ous wars; some 81 them were domestic,
and others had been undertaken by
royal or noble adventurers. greedy for
conquests. Fire and the sword had
passed from kingdom to kisgdom /; the
people we're Impoverished and aick Of
violence aDd mar Civilization was at
low ebb. and men everywhere were
weary Of their long lstragglss for peace.
Into this condition Of society came
wnayworn pilgrims from the holy Land,
bringing sidings of the wretched plight
Of the shrinss which Christian hands
had reared. and telling narrowing tales
Of the indignitiss heaped on holy men
Who vent, to worship or PAY their vows
At the birth plaoe and sepnlohsr Of
Our Lord. ~.
To- these appeals for sueesr there
vas no response. The country was
poor and the people tired Of wars. A
crusade would not pay. The popular
religion Of the timss vas not mnch
batter than heathenism; and he threats
and entrestiss Of priests we're alike m
Needed. ai aa.
In the gloomy, old town Of cloyss.
situated in the part Of France now
known as the Department Of Eure-et-
Loire, in 1912. lived . young lad named
Stephen The scant history Of the
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Il The French Governments. acting on
the Recommendation Of the COMMITTEE
on Fertilization. has determined tekeep
for the uext Eve years 5000 pairs Of
carrier pigeons for breeding pasposes
for service in war tile. Each fortress
win have military pigeopshOu.e, and
each rigesn-heuse sill contain 1900
birds. 1.-Two general stations will be-
established, at each Of which 90. 600
pigeons will be kept, The Germap
fortresses at Nets and Strasburgh have
been for a ] year npsst ,ooaaected with
other German forts BY system Of carr
rier pigeons. ,',.ss.s,sty s.'a@,. ....a ! !
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.aseleft poetrp.
BE IN EARNEST. i:


Life ID bsief, iss days are festing d8i
Asthe bird on swiftest wing, g
AZ the pearly dews Of morning, =
Or the ,rill from mountain spring
HasAes the bird through skies Of azure,
IA Dew sxhalss in mornings sun,
Down into, the grand old ocean
u 4Moautain strsams uacsasiag run.
Be in, earnest; souls are dying. r
Souls FOR whom . Saviour died;
Satan with his wiles is trying
To increase the blisde,i tide,
Who BY night and day arr pressing
Dswaward to the realms Of death,
Where the wall Of woes distressing,
Upward floats on every breath.
Be in earnest; hourly nearer
Comes the solemn Judgment day,
When, with vision pursr, clearer,
Wen review lifs's winding way.
Vain an effort then to borrow
One excusssfor sloth while here;
Still more vain remorse or sorrow
Jus, our sentence will appear.
Be in earnest; II is glorious
On lifs's battle field to stand,
With the Spirits sword victorious @
IN our waiting, willing hasd.
Soon the 6ercs and fiery struggle,
In the flesh with sin shall cease;
!. Following close the din Of battle,
sA Dawns the day Of rest and peacs. Z
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4 Marshal Il This .Rspublie.

Among The Americans Who attended
! ball given at the Hstel ls,V Vile, Par
Is, when John Z Masou wss our Min
lister there, was Jack Spicer, Of KEN
tucky. Jack rushed the dress somei
What strong. and sportsd spaulettsss on
his shoulders large enough to stsst5our
Major Generals IN business. 8 Jack'was
the observed Of all observers, and, got
mixed up With party, that chat his 81 4 friends
could not account for. Wherever the.
|. Msrshals of France vent. there went
,Jaek-sud when the Msrshals sat down..
Jack did the same always taking the
post Of honor, The day after the bah;
Jack called on our Minister to Frspcs,
who started up . eonyersation inIthe
afollo1isg way: sn Alaes gssi' iAdi 4
E. Il hlssrs, lJ.at, you vsre .s sEhs'1b.ll
last evening" assa ii il 80 aAay =
.'Iawas,s sir, and bad high old
tune" & aael tsal z'ft :
"For which you were indebted, /
suppose. to the high Ola company you
get mixed up with, By the vsys how
came it you associated with ths Mara
shalsip e gid a. 50 10 lsasda boe1s 81
"Hoxs BY virtue u MY eazss. =
They !, we're ere Msrsh.ls Of France !. Vile 4
am nothing else than = Marshal spf the
Republic. L showed my conmission9
and took post accordingly" oszi zen !
.'By right Of your Office Wh1t do
d. 800 o., ,s,sliss' Iss'iasnfa3 eaIe< ~ :,
yo9 mean asQe sssaw hiea aHoa
u ."Resd, ,spd see.!i'i'ues sai .elqaa 2
I Here Jaok presented Mr.. NsssbGitbf
savhisst 'bfS~p paper, with 'apssaa big
enough fot' four pound weight III, T.
l. What ip Che name affIIs affI Hsaysq is.
this III sr6sesn W issis4q laass
/. ssMy icSnmission of1sMafshalf Ire,I
esfved in.qs5o.. vbsn91 assiytsd insak.
'iipg sbs cepsusI i iin Ftaskieft '''Y 3'ls I. 9
I'D 'Yen don't; mean to say Ass you
trssslsaa this r Jse;esdo shw 1ssrsds
I III don'tmsan snyshihg slsss That
makes me Z Marshal u the Republic;
and / intend s0 have The saa Office iqslfdlu duly
Aousred.nSs3 4sg s4a ias ,ts6 tosdins Il Il
~ Mr.. Massn allowed thatbiJqok Twas
doibg,s .very large basiusssl On . very
Ill ..:.stsii9S 10 snalisim Yaut 7pi
5..ssn s.STnSs y - saHss saa.asos goE q
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As.Rzsn1ssrksble lzzdvssa1t tpas,ssss,I tsa,ss,I !

About. fye, weeks agO. ! zen i19, If pr.
W.isHr sMdfidges ri shia idiltript. ,ssd..
denly diappsapsd, land.vaa 1nst hsafd
from until An iSiturday. aThe boy
Rays that 81 'ihe stedins * aostobsr 10.
as be W. leaving, slhs. sPattlAiepaEy iilofi
on Bunker Hin street, g.s, Shsers i e. As va
employed. he yisippnoiehsesal abya nan
who. iplerusda.hin ithat . 6fesNsarag.
ingsia 1ths vieisitj = Chslsds bsjdgp..
Ind '.sked Him y eo:' down Alld 5ss i.
Artiying a.ths bsidse a | : 6issi's.,l + I ! %
be seen, and yYhen iqat on ihe point Of
returning be mas sseissda lareasd the
neck by the nsn, vhoa choksd him I'M
iii be beSsme uinso1scioiuiis; robbed him,
and then threw him osss M abe railing
into the, waters Of the. Mystic The
sshiil yhieh the plrnss. into ths Jsiiver
gave to -hi SYSTEM fessorea hin seIfhat
he was abe fotettempe tUsaye Nu9r.
The tide wls running snt,,o aha he,
being |. sEilf6l lxipnsr. ks6t ffo4
dr9Spils and apassd3 aqqsup "A lshe sstfa.a9 s.a
until soppesites Est, Rsstes aSkae !
friendly spar which was Aoatinggis she
water came. nsar,ito hins ard. ginning
! this lie Aeatsd eat,tb ssasih sasutseT
auestly Ssoshsa adJSoSseiSs aha 1hsnn
.hs railisa ss.!d " !. ~ y spt - y y's6s pI
land, still slipsiag tasths les,s,sAftss
,renainipe in, thsuwatsr rsiaetssnshsurs
be sas rescued BY brig bctsdi afos
GrssnlsndsAna ~ d ~ diaaabt ASrs fs
visit shspcduuisy, hsv Iaj rptassK On
ibostd 'ss Rnslsh. steamer, sHs name of,
which he statsIsI vas Tie Norman. ipd
carried to Liverpool. He improved the
lii.t, opportunisy q return. home ? 10 ths, !,
steamer Snyrpf. which arrived At this
port last Saturday -7 Rosaom Gle6c,
No ~. s1eiq s.5sss s7oti' yssi' ).
. +
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the way Of this wonderful army. Noah
Brooks, IN 81. Nicholas for .lamsary.
A A Sailors slsigh-Rids.

A sailor named John Bates hired ,
horse and cutter for turn around th,
/ city, and be hadn't been out over df
teen minutes when he came back to'tht
barn. leading the horse, and said tha
the cutter was "down there some.
where" 10 about hundred pieces
He didn't want to pay its full value.
and being taken before justice be wal
asked to state bis case. 80
.Well. yon know" be commenced
- be rolled his quid to the other cheek,
I'll chartered that craft for . cruise
| around town" ssn
Eyes" :
II got aboard. battened down ths
matches. and gave the hoss free sheet.
He wanted to run dead before the
wind, but I hauled him up. eased of
| the booms little. and got the wind on
the quarter" rsh ssse5s
0 .Then be vent. did he r. idi
g"Yes, sir, then be fuked. We
passed Point Bstsey flying, and,
though I saw other craft taking ipI sail +,
kept the top-gallant sail hung out.
and held her steady @ eif
aL8 f
"Do you mean that the horse ran
away p inquired the justice.
"Yes. sir. I do. / threw the wheel
over. took pull At the halyard and
hauled away st the sheets. but she was
piuted out to sea. and old Dsvy Jones
couldn't have swung her point, /
tried to. shorten, sail, but she rolled IN
20 much sss sver her bows. that she
ifoundered.n Ia9iseI seii srss
"Ths cutter vas smsshed. yqu
mean p .s % 80 = s,,sv
"Yes. sir; she went down stern
first, and went overboszd. .iand was
picked up BY . steam barge wearing
blue buttons, Who charged me with
.cuttliug the oraft. / want 70 DO the
fair thing. captain. but I'm blowed i
this ere skipper ought to send out .
craft loaded BY the head and no insuf-
anee on the cargo" : Z. ..s..,',s
He finally sgresd. to pay > sum satii1
factory to all psrties.g and when he
handed over The money he remarked :
"Well. suppose 7 can up anchor
and forge ahead. haven't dropped,
anchor in this kind Of . harbor for ten.
years before. and I'm going to buy anzaz
and take tug for the Oanada woeds.,
Goodbye, captain-keep your jibs
down trim "-Detroit Paper,
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-16
PHOTOGRAPHS!

fTvHE undsrsigusd respeesfslly iaisene The
IL eitisens Of Niddletown and vicinity that
be has returned 10 t6xh idnd 1oSated hiS pho
tograph car for short season on the corner sl
BBQAp4NA An SOY 1bEETS,
where be is prepared to execute Photograph
Of svsty Glse, from the SMALLEST to the largest,
on short time And 1t the most reasonable rats.
Call and examine specimens Of work.
Dec. 28, 1874. in. HORNING.
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How Truaaes Did It.

I returned to Ashville after an ab.
sesce Of three ysers, and ofoppd my
friend Trufles grown fat and jovial
with face the very. mirror of peace
and self satisfaction. Trufies was che
village baker. and be had certainly not
been like this when went Away
d "Truflss. r said I, ..'how 10 iti You
have improved" 9si 2ais'e.71 fHa
Improved d-how i"s os.'as,'a FL, s'1
.Why-ip every way What have
you been doing I" ,as .sis.tta ies
d. Just then . little girl esms in. with
tsttered shawl, and almost barefooted
to whom Trufass gave ; loaf Of bread
20, dear Mr.. Trufles, " the child
said, with brimming eyes, as she took
the bread. "mamma 10 getting better.
and she says she owes 80 much to you.
She blesses you. indeed she does
That's one Of the things I've been
doing" said Truf1es. after the child
had gone. g M i
"You are giving the suffering family
bread :" l queried. ssg 4 III
"Yes. aifp N1.sfai a sia
"Have you any more cases like
that :" . 'i'ta'. .i.ss
Eyes, three OF four Of EN-. I give
them loaf day-snopgh To feed
them" es sasiuaf laslai Us
.And you take no pay !a,isi1.iJ s
"Not from. them. 80 'ea i9''@ 1870
..Ah-from the town r. r. 1iissa
4 "No-hers," said Truflss. laying
his hand upon bis breast. s''I'll tell
you." he added. smiling: "Ohe day,
over, : year ago, poor woman came to
me. and asked for. loaf Of bread for
which she could not pay--she wanted
it for her suffering children At FIRST
I hesitated, but finally gave it 70 her.
and as her blessing rang In my ears
after she had gone, I felt my heart
grow warm. Times were hard. and
there was . good deal Of suffering, and
I found myself, by.and-bye, wishing
that I could afford to give away more
bread At length an idea struck me.
I'd stop my beer. and give sway that
amount Of expense In bread. adding
one or two loavss On my own account.
I did it. and it's been blessing to ne.
My heart has grown bigger, and I've
grown every way. My sleep is sound
and sweet, and my dreams are pleasant.
Aud that's what you sec, ] suppose. !"
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-16
NOTICE.

RRnMn-l. aABR beka Leave ID say that
II haviag sold bis Drug Store and business
Ia Joseph VI Barr, be invites the same, ,gener-
/. ous patronage in the future Is has been be-
slowed ID ths p6stios the store. iss'aazeg4
His Office will be at the old store, where he
will be found, as heretofore, prepared to rem
: der professional advice and services.
sss,,s f,s,ag WIN. II, BARR, NJ D..
NiddIetoWn, ian. |, l975.-H
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-16

One watch Get right will do to try
many by; but, on the other hand. one
that goes wrong may be the means Of
misleading whole neighborhood and
the same may be said Of the example
We individually set ta those around ~.
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-16
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the firm Or J. b.
IA SCOWDRlCK 4 CO., are::hersby respect
fully requested to call and settle their ac-
counts on or before the Let Of January. 1875,
I'd 5yszag II M::wALIKM.
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-16
Three Good Is'sis'sosHSs. I'i'ssS s., .s.'s

ssi ssOaslof ny 6sse lsjscussr sAidi6turs
| eis, the .enioess msschAutj sswaS ID
1918 whsn Il exas elevsn rsisldu
Nv asrssdfashsr hiasaas 6ne AocE d
sheep, which were ioatefdlly teaded
during the war of those Isihsss Iwas
the shepherd boy, sSd my basinessl ~as
fso awatcs she sheep isl' The isldsas A
boy who wrs more fond 'of lhia beck
thss ! the sheep. was ss1t'with ne. bus
lsft the work tonne, While 10 lay under
SHE trees and rssd, hI,did net Nike that,
and i6sslly ~snt u my iefdnd&Ahsr and
complaiDsd II itsaiiIlshslF ssvsrfoSget
shs kind smile " che ~ ksutlsnas as
ths ssid IL lo gait1asas1. siss 1T doe 8
asNevsr mind, JSsathsng my by 8
ifyou watch the sheep ayss will have
the shsspsDs sdi 10 ssesssias1sa 400 .
Z, Whist adsesd gnuaisthsrs ihausby
thstT 4 ssiA To- nysslf lDe4I Seussxs
psct tolhsls shssp.p ,aMJ ds1issw wets
modsfateg nndsa s6us bask lluss westh :,
hundred dellsssla Icouh net sEsstlyl
make 6dt in iqy mind ~hstis disebptl
had great n1|1ssesin hln, for hs.
Wa sjadesj isd hid ssss 70 0ossrsss
in fWashinstsaas tins, ,soiI s6ndlsdsdi
it was aIl right, and,IIwsut back sopa
ssstsdly u thsshsep.s sAfses I16ot Jpn
toshs asldEI eosld 9nqtakssp Aisivordal
out of my ihssd TheasI Ithdasati pf,
Sundays lesson Thou hsstsdbsfn,
faisbtsl over svsrsssw lshiisa III wil.
nakssthes,sulsr Gsstaisssy tafsksss =
bsgsh ~ ses thtsik D. sts saNsisrsSpI
mind Ixko d1sgsssiihiJ issy yi'bso,dul
faithful, ,zsAda ySpA xA1esdtGy ySuehrbs
ward. Fl
Il r.esEsE la1sssyadA lassssydA lesson .oqa
|eftsr I sAps 70 New yTk,as aahrk n
the slats IgsaA Rtaaa1sAsmsephhit,
from Ohisawht hnsv nH4sAnslsa buy,
|koods, a4d I'D: ssIMAg Your IAN %,
Erssssl!s lhss sb.ss ~ 'sasaiIpss s !. a.s 8lEksts III
you. a took hie 4saping auieksF th34
/ did shatle Of ~ gfsndfsthdt, aaaieM O
] e4wsll, Ie.8ofkea upSsi vkeseosio,
lidsss NTH Nj. RssdiS iS8sr;yjd ms spiIt-
lDsrship, H. u shs s. pdsin'sHsss ~ hs Afs,
morning after the. .pastperabip waps made.
skhoRn.aMs<.J .Janss Gsssjs theIolatia
mercsAusi ltcalIsd to- sonesstuhss !.
md he aid g'Yo6 'afy ilifikks W.,
s b,ys' - only % %sns tora sdsiass sts sfays
ysu. Beaearstpl NbomwyoR splkEtlsI
Istrsses withs's ThststAs lsssdh,sdhbbr
thrse 'sl;a io9dos + .srrlsrsqa,ai
9 Ana ahas vsidsbls ls,ssksTs TsIsj at i
Fidelity ip al thing; "a Do $ your b.ss fpr
Your employers 'essstalnsss EBSdt yptn
asseciates, Let eyerI boy Akes these
ilsDons shpnte land Hstudyathem hbll.'
Thsytaf1 the ibunddticnF nFstonss olchaF.
actor aud Honorable success. sss ssii'. .