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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

PATENTS TO WAsHINGToNIANS.-T fol-
lowing Is list Of patents issued to residents
of the District OF Columbia for the week
ending October 5, 1875 Joseph w. Dilks, inn
provement In means for raising and lowering
pTopellers; Franklin s. Ober, improvement
in ratchet wrenches, assignOr to self and
Walton Bros, of New York city; Jas. Story,
Improvement in apparatus for warming and
ventilatiDg railroad cars; Thomas A. Edi-
son, of Newark, y. j., improvement in solu-
tfons for chemical telegraphs, assignor 10
self and George Harrington; also, for inn
provement I'm recording points for chemical
rington; CHRISTOPHER e.. Wolcott, improve
mene in electrical marine-engine governors.
Reissue-W. Warrington Evans, improve
ment IN dental engines, assignor to Samuel
y White, of Philadelphia. Pa. Trade mark
James Meehan, trade mark for table sauce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

THE TROTTING AT THE WASHINGTON
DRIVING PARK.-Yesterday was the first
day of the fall meeting at BrightwOod, and
there was large attendance. There were
two races, the first being for a purse Of 500
for the three-minute class. Owing to the
''epiZoO," General Macarthur, Rupert, AL
bum and Sallie j., did not start. The start
eTs were j. w. ThompSOns gray mare Ella
D., j. W. Whites sorrel mare Katie Rich
ards, w. j. Mulloy's bay gelding Mack, aud
the nrst heat was won by Ella, time PSI =:
Katie second, and Mack distanced. The sec
Ond beat was between Ella ID. and Katie
Richards only. and was closely contested
and won by Ella in 2.42. Before the third
heat was trotted the judges, believing that
Katie Richards was being pulled in by her
driver, took him from the sulky and placed
Mr.. James Dongrey, the former driver of
American Girl, in charge of the ribbons.
The third heat was won by Ella in 2.4OX.
The next race was the 2 &c class, for q purse
purse OF $50 The entries were II. Kelly
(tEcinnati, Ohio, 9. g. Tanner Boy. Harry
Mitchell, Marion, Ohio, b. 9. H. Mitchell.
II. c. White, WATERFOWL, New York, g. G.
Jack Draper. Dan Jenkins, New York, z. $.
Joe Brown. Owners, n. Y, b. 2. Lapland
Mitchell and Draper did not arrive, and
the Others then started In the first heat,
which was won by Farmer Boy I'm 232 In
the second heat Joe Brown took the lead,
and kept it, Farmer Boy second, Lapland
third; time, 252S. The third and fourth
heats were repititions of the second jos
Brown winning easily in 2.32H and 2.31k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

NATIONAL TExArER.-The 'Frayne Rife
Tea mn gave anotS er In Interesting performance
AT this theater last evening. Mr. Frayne is
a very good actor liz the sensational line AMI
persooates the pioneer and borderer in dash
Ing style. His pony "Hackleberry- and his
dog Bruno" are wonderfully trained and
perform their parts well. like all the rest OF
The company. The scene.y in "Si Slocunr
IL thoroughly American, and the PLAY is
well rendered, and deserves good audiences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

FRECKLE6 removed by Natures Beautifer
The SINGER SKwiNa MACHINE sales
l6Z were S219 500 l.12-s.wt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

A CURIOUS SCENE transpired at the trial
OF Captain Mccullough, at the New York
police headquarters, on Monday. Colonel
kerrigan, ex- congressman, having been
to denounce the police commissioners as
guilty OF compromising felonies, of receiving
stolen goods, of acting in concert with
thieves, &c. The witness, on being admon-
ished that he was there to testify In the case
before the commissioners, launched into an
Othei furious TRADE against them, and sub-
sequehtiy declined 10 answer any of the
questions put to him. He was then nOtified
that an application would be made to the
supreme court for an order to commit him
Tor contempt. Still Mr.. Kerrigan continued
his railing accusations, until finally bv
order OF Mr.. Matsell, he was elected from the
hall. VAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

A CHARGE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND
OUTRAGE-In the Police Court yesterday q.
after our report closed, Isaac Bowie, an ath-
letic colOred fellow about 20 years old, was
arraigned on two chargeS-One OF highway
robbery Of a colored girl named Belle Green,
and the other of ravishing her on the com
mons in ''HeIl's Bottom" ON the night of the
18th instant. He pleaded not guilty TO both
charges, and Belle on the witness stand
testified that she came across Bowie in a
drinking saloon and grocery store kept by
one Murphy. IN that neighbOrhood; that
Bowie got some whis ky in q bottle and when
she left he followed her, and forced her to
take three drinks from the bottle; that in an
out-of the-way place he seized her, threw her
down, robbed her of At. all the cash she had
stripped her OF her blanket shawl, and all of
her clothing except the last piece, outraged
her person repeatedly, at the same time
choking her so that she could not make an
alarm, ard LEFT her senseless on the ground
where Officer Taylor afterwards found her in
"a nearly nude state, and took her 10 the sta
ton house A colOred woman testified that
The next morning Bowie offered TO sell the
shawl To Der for 81. Officer Taylor cOrrObO-
rated the testimony OF complainant as To
her condition when he found her. Bowie
denied fatty the whole story. The court
sent both cases 10 the grand jury, and Bowie
was committed in default of ~ 900 security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

ANOTHER LADY INJURED BY BEING Rus
OVERTIME Cox, residing at No. IS III street
northeast, was knocked down and run over
by milk wagon on III, near 1st street north
east, yesterday, and both OF her ankles were
injured. She was removed To her home
where medical Aid was rendered. Drivers
must have their little fun, and II pedestrians
will persist in walking aboot the streets
they must take the consequences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20
THE COl-RIS.

PROBATE COURT-JJHtJe DIN.
Yesterday, NJ. Josephine Arrick, widow OF
Clifford Arrick, gave bond in the sum of
$4,000 as Administrative. Elizabeth Kelly
was appointed guardian of orphans of James
Glnnaty; bond ~ 900. The will of Pierre klain
was partially proven. The will of Sarah A
;. Charlton was fully proven and admi, ted
10 probate; Benjamin Charlton qualified as
executor, and gave special bond of $1,000
The will OF Margaret Buck was filed, and an
order OF publication issued. Mary A Hines
was appointed administrators of Thomas III
Hines; bond 500. Isabella Selkirk was APP
pointed guardian OF her infant children; bond
$1,000.
EQUITY COURT-JUdge Olin
To-Day, klOckZewskt agt. Klocksew-
ski; order for service OF papers and rule.
CressweU ct al agt. Lanahau; decree con-
firming probate proceedings. Shoemaker
agt. Shoemaker ct al order finally ratifving
sale. Murray Ell al. agt. Murray ct ali: de-
cree for sale.
POLICE CoURr-Jrdoe Smell.
To-day, Chas. Williams forfeited coIlate-
raj. Jas. Crohn, Martin COneIly and Robert
keeie, dlsoIderly conduct; IS each. Lewis
Bensinger, obstructing sidewalk; g.. Jo.
Tobin, a boy, charged with throwing stone,
In the street; IS. Grafton Brown, disturb
ing public assembly at Withaft hall; s5
Frank McLain, trespassing on Lafayette
quiet of Georgetown IS. Chas Heeter, pro .
family; continued. Nathan T. INLAY, OBJ
structlng the foOtway; -. Thos King, sell
ing liquor without license; sl25. An appeal
taken. Also, charged with keeping his bar
open on the Lords day; $40. John Bligh,
Keeping tipping house without license;
sl3. Appeal noted. Herman Kopsel, lar
90 ioS5 wf John
silver half dollar to pay for a glass of beer
grand jury; bonds at $500. Samuel Stewart
larceny of s15 and a watch from Horace
Bower; committed for the action of the
grand jury. Augustus Washington threats
TO Henry Butler; bonds to keep the peace
VIM. N. H. Mack, wagon no number; 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

CROOKED LAGER.-The process of libel
Med in the clerks Office by District Attorney
Wells, on the Information of Internal Reve-
nue. Collector Thomas l.. Tullock, against
some kegs of lager beer and brewing appli-
ances, the property OF Geo. Kerwine, brewer,
seized by the collector on the stb inst. was
for refusal 70 comply with the law regulat
ing the keeping of books and accounts The
property Will be held by the marshal. sub
ject TO the results OF the trial Ia the District
Court on the 9Th OF November proximo. Col
lector TullOck is enforcing the law with
vigor against all who neglect or refuse TO
comply with the internal revenue regula-
tiOns.
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FREcKLKs removed by Nature,s Beautifis

MISS HULETT Is gaining successful law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Beau
HfT. 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20
DRY GOODS.


G 80. J. JOHNSON q CO,
III MSsKEr sPAck.
Have gust received fre-h surply Of
NV pREss GOODS.
RiSck aip@oSs. yer Sd ~ IS u ssd s's's He'sss
re~ Csssiner~- in rsr'~rn. sud by tbe yard, ais
% pieces isst oolor- rriSt. y SsS, been selling
% pieoes Prfrt- ~ 5 cts worth 10
case ys,d ~ide White co1ioa, ~ 10 cents, e.uA
10 any in thu city.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
Ven cheap, to close oct,
TH,msNDous o.,,a.s,ss
The CHEAP CISH SroRE STIIt TbE
CEATER ~ ATTRACTION.
10 large C,mior-s a. ~ Is, worth ~
Ssses q. blsaoh-d Oottou 40 cents. better thar
0ps ySrS ~tse Ch'utv Calico ,ar
lee psir- more q dnrhl- u htte Blankets ~ saS
loo isrse SUI ~ Shs-ls a. zsc
~ Dozen Go NkiF's f.sd. mate1 A. -sc
- p scotch pla'd- -
i sS' :. sd' sPs rs,s S Gle re
"a vide Blea Sod sud 4 rheached sheetius sc.
pcTi.ts hsud. ~hici - -,l sr shesP, SSnSe.
warp goods
Red and white Flarnots " m enc
Best Msdicats~i lasu-l 81 worth =
no D plsln ~ PLAID nrs~- Goods from d - 3
~ So sId soc C"'v - sSnn.eres aud Mcriuos
20 % cloths ard H~-'rn-.s- from - 10
Fun double y idfh " s'ar Proof sc
So pair " hits Ma k.t n, ~ Sa.s.G.7sa 10 u.
Il d., y and So
a VI TawsoN 70.
octis e0tr 6aS PruuA avenue near IN ~
CAMELs HtIR osoTH, iso. a ysrd, solid cot
Cheapest Store q the CITY CONNOLIf's
s.p2s nm 500 90 street. OPP Pateut Omce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

DESERTED HUSBAND WANTS A d.
voRCE--This morning Mr.. Thomas Wilson
filed on the equity side OF the court a bill In
the name of VIM. Alexander Duncan agt.
Mary Duncan for a divorce. The plaintiff
states that they were married in England In
August, 1858, and they came to this city i'm
June 2ith, 1910. and he took up his residence
here, and he charges that she resided with
him until July 18th following, when she left
MIN, and, as he Is informed by third parties,
DOW Of her uh araa kuonfs o',
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20
PERSONAL.
MEDICAL. &c.


THE COMPOUND OXYGEN Treatment.
l. Dk. G. r.. srAkKEY has the pleasure TO
hounoe that be viii resume his practice Of he last
two Ss seasons a. the same rooms, I4O7 stree on
VISIT TIE MOST SUCCESSFUL, MOST BK-
liable, and ole est est 4, Physician in
southwest. Over thirty years experience in the
treatment Of Female Diseases enables him to guar
NE. BUCkLkR JONEs.-Fwenty yesIs ex serf-
~ ence in Female Diseases, irregularities, Ovs-
ran Tumors guarantees satisfaction, or charges
more. sepl7-2ns
MhDAMk bAsi Eli, 81. d. "a thoroughly eI:
~ perienoed and scientific ladies Physician and
Midwife OF % years practice, attends ladies
homes, or comfortable priv ate rooms, careful nurs
private residence. Ladies placing themselves under
the care of Madame Resteli are guaranteed scientific
sharp and Dover s Bamofs
DkEsCKIPTIpN FREE Fob THE SPEEDY
sll disorders brought on by fndi.cretions or eI.
cess: Any Druggist has the ingredients.
sepis n,wtly Box a, .ass, ss a York York.
"SsATIsfhCIIOh,' .! PEh BUTrLE. C0a,
- - snitations free at Or. DARBY's. lis q, 81,
nB. AND MRS WILsON-A tn5FUushIy eIpc-
ni. Ienoed and ,,cisntife ladies PhysioisD and
residence. Consultation confidential. once, 6s
South Sharp street. Baltimore. nsys-ly
Il III. a. u. bOsWOhTh, at the W asnlL toll kloc
II tropathtc Institution, 91S Y street orthwest,
curea all nervous and chronic Diseases Of whsteyer
name or nature. All complaints incident to Fs
MALES, and diseases OF Children q specially Gal
vanic and klectI o chemical BATHS, the most inys
Grating and health giving baths known TO modern
science. CONSULTATION and exsmn alton free. ar7-sn
ia. kOBEk 1907, FR0M Baltimore
ns., can be Consulted 81 AZ 10th street
DAY aud SATURDAY, from TO 3 D. m, in all
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, 9onorrh9a, elect,
structure, Syphilis, and Spermatorrhea, Gases Of
9onnorrhea recently contracted cured in to days.
Syphilis IN all its stages quickly cured, and the
poison entirely eradicated from the system, with
out the use Of mercury. Spermatorrhea, brought
on by excuses and abuse In youth, causing loss Of
memory and insanity, general debility, organic
Weakness impoteDcy ,nervous irritaoility ptoms
OF consumption, indigestion, palpitation OF the
heart pains in back, dimness Of sight giddness.
evil forebodfDgs, self distrust, &c, speedily cured
by newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen placing
themselves In DIR. b. hand can rely upon being
scientifically and honorably treated. Refers 70 the
high testimonials which he holds from the lead
ing physicians Of Baltimore. Once l24 10th street
northwest, from to p. m. mar9-ly
DOGEBT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
be cured b. BOGERTS vEGETXSLR COUGH
SYRUP" II 10 also the best in use for Coughs,
ohis Aections Tor sale BY the PRINCIPAL Drusgtsts
the oprfetor, l. 12 street northwest novll-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-20

Splendid Cottage Carpets. IS and 81 cents;
Is new patterns Ingram, 50 cents;
~ pieces new pattern Extra Ingram, 90 cents;
rs pieces new patterns superb Ingram, rs cents;
10 pieces new patterns 2 ply (all WOOL, al;
Is pieces new patterns Tapestry Ingram, 81 Is:
. II pieces best ply, I IS;
Tapestry Brussels, 81 Is;
Oil Cloths, Bugs;
a., 50, Ga American and English Oil Clsths from
SIS cents mp;
Tapestry Rugs, Hassacks,
&c. &c, &c, &C., &c.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26

Ii its issue of July 9th, after
the adjourned session of Circuit
Court. to try the cases for icon
Tempt the Chicago.Rccd- City
Chase Herald had the following:
JUDGE II. II. WHEELER L. certainly
the fright man in the right place.,
and this district mny well feel proud
IF him. In his decision lately render :
cd In the contempt cases he showed nO
favor, bat m.tei out ia ,ticc where Il
Was truly deserving. The end Of the
unI'lcasantncSs IL not yet, but We trust
may sOpn come, that on the 18th al
August the unprinciplstl trtaclerUlis
q lions of more Of the people Of the
W, stern portion Of the county may he
brought to light. We have all cont
fidcncc II, the ability II judge Wheeler
to find out where fraud lias ipeen CON-
mitted, aud for this reason believe the
people If the whole county may yet
acc Justice done them.
After the special session, last
week, when the whole case had been
thrown out Of court, thus clearly
generating the parties engaged in
moving the safc-thc Herald gives
the following to its readers:
Those II ,ldwin m"n looked Mt the
Judge as though he was their only
friend.
What a difference it makes, when
"omf OK is being gored!
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26

"ToNMY" showed his disposition,
quite clearly, last week. lie found
fault with us because We paid just
tribute to w. u. Cameron, as an
editor; and evidently feels sorry be-
cause there is no occasion for u
personal warfare between Cameron
and ourselves. He allulcs to the
position Of Cameron, last Fall ON
the Representative question. lie
also, speaks of his own position at
the same time, and OH the same
question, rs follows:
A. to our position during the cam
paign last Fall, Ofwhich this wOrthy(?)
individual speaks, We shall not
relate, ~ every Republican In Lake
county r. fully cOnvcrsant with the
facts, but will only say that had We
the same opportunity to act In the
same capacity, under the same cir
cumstanccs, we should certainly do 80.
There is just this difference land
II is broad one) between W. q.
Cameron and poor weak Tommy"
After the election was over, and
Cameron saw that large majority
ofOsceola county Republicans were
against him; had elected a good man
as Representative; he acquicsccd in
the general expression Of the will
Of the people, and set about the
work Of reunion. Talbot first favor
ed Gerrish; then, under the inAu-
encc Of f. q. Rose, or something
more attractive, threw himsclfawa
on Phelps. After allhis miserable
turning and twisting, he found him
self SO badly beaten (his own town
ship giving almost two votes for
Gerrish, to ono for Phclps); he still
lacked the common sense to cheer
fully submit to the will Of the major
ity. He will do tho same thing over
again, he says, il he has chance.
The interests of the Republican
party he processes to admire so
much arc as nothing compared to
his own sweet will. Such Great
ure will always be in trouble, and
make trouble for his fricuds, whcr-
ever he goes.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26
"IDLEwIID," PHEASANT PLAINS,
A..t DBL 1S7E

"IDLEwILD," PLEASANT PLAINS,
August Odd, 1875.
EDITOR STAR:-Again the frost
has been on the rampage; this time,
with terrible effect. Buckwhcat,
potatoes, beans, melons, Gu
cumbers, corn, and in some in
stances "sonrkrout," had touch
ofhis "6ery fingers AS old Lear
would have it, "now is the winter
Of our discomfort, made"galorious
by what? J. Frost. There is at
che present time, weeping and wall
ing, but no crashing Of teeth. l
made visit around our neighbor-
hood, yesterday, to console my
brother Mossbacks. / returned
home, thinking this was no country
in which to let ones feelings be
known publicly. Upon reaching
my shanty, ] found near and dear
friend ready to receive me. He
offered his sympathy. l then found
by experience why I had been so
n,altreated by the ncighbors.
There IL one Mossback who has
~struck ile." No frost does his
crops the least damage. That per-
son il Mr.. North. l will assure
your Ellsworth correspondent that
North would not have to lie down
10 be hidden from view whilst in his
corn6cld. ! should judge that MIR.
North's height is not far from 8 feet,
Z or 8 inches. 1 have measured
North's corn, and it ranges from q
60 o feet, 8 inches in height; there
fore, il would he little or no trou-
bio for . person to hide in the corn
field, even If our lengthy Sheriff was
after him North, l mcan). / do
not think he could be found.
Speaking Of corn; I like corn; green
corn, dried corn; ~ in succotssh;
but better still do ! like corn after
going through "coursc Of sprouts"
and coming out in the liquid form.
Although regular tcetotaler, i
sometimes "takc mine clear If you
please MossBAcR.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26

"HuCKLEBERRY HoI'' il "a new kind
OF dance originating ut Baldwin, lake
county. They don't put OF much style
NJ those gatherings. When q young
lady is invited to dance, she hops up
on one leg, kicks up the other, and says
lea q melOsliOals voice:
AN right. Bili" I'm your hucklebsrry!"
aud the fun commences FarWcV
Rcgisfer.
Holden, you are incorrigiblc!
Its oil on account Of your ''bringing
up" out there i'm the woods Of Clare
county. You'll never get used to
city ways, We fear.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26

Asst sup't, II b Adams, asiesburs;;
Sup't q Grapes and other Fruits, n
Chllson, Battle Greek; Ant, q 6ter-
ling, Nynros; Yup's u Floral Dept, 3
. kAayh Jackson; Asst, ID Il Waters,
Spring Lake.
Exhibitors in this Department
should be careful and place their
names, places Of residence, with
name Of grower Of the fruit or Aow-
ers, on entry cards. In shipping
fruit for exhibition, mark and con-
sign each package "Care Of VIM. L.
Weber, Sup't Of Pathological Hall,
L~.t Saginaw, Mich, aud in all
cases prepay the freight. Every
precaution will be taken by the So
ciety for the safe preservation of
all articles on exhibition after their
arrival and arrangement, but it
will not be responsible for any loss
or damage that may occur.
Jas. Wick, the well known florist,
Of Rochester, New York, offers go
for the best collection Of cut Aow-
crs; $40 for second best collection,
and q for third best. The offer is
made to amateurs only; the flowers
not to be made up in boqaets, but
exhibited separate and named.
1t is probable that trains will be
run over the +. 4 T.. NJ. Railway
during the Fair, SO that parties
from this locality can 90 and re-
turn the same day. The following
are rates Of fare from points in
Lake and ad joining counties: From
Ludington to East Saginaw and re
tern, ~, 10; Amber, 800; Bald
win, 800; Chase, 200; Reed City,
go; Hcrscy, EGO; Evart, 2.3O;
Orient, 2.2O. The cars on this
road ran directly to the Fair ground,
thus saving extra expense Of hack
Or omnibus.
Up to this season the citizens Of
Lake county have been deprived of
proper facilities for getting out
side the county limits; but this year
we have the railroad, and We hope
and trust that many may make it q
matter Of advantage to them to at
tend the State Fair: not only as Wis
itors, but, also, as exhibitors of ar
ticles Of produce from our rapidly
developing portion Of the grand
State Of Michigan.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26

TIE bs-s oo9binstses n purely vegetahle m~dicire
entirely replace Cslcwei or Blue PHI II stimulates
ne lissr increases the Bow Of bile. and thus
toce torpidity ~ the liver. bilousnerr and habus
IN .tip>ton. ana the disesses sririn0 from such ~
ly.pspsiA rick head ,che, hstuicrcs etc. TIE eReo
veuc~s osthis Extract win be proved visIbly st
o she pattent, two bottles ere sufncisnt b
md stains esed BY liver rouhes prce 81 per botts
botsies o will be pent on receipt Of the pric
n asy address. free % charge. Prepared only b,
'. ALrRBD RBtCHhnDT. rHAnxAcrsT, 403 Fousr,
AvsSvr, NRw YoRK CITY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26
AMERICAN WASH BLUE.
For Laundry and Household Use,

American rltuasriR AWks, Newark, n. ].
Our Wash Blue IL the best In the
world. IL does not streak, contains
nothing injurious 10 health or fabric,
and is used by all tho large lsundries on
Acc0unt ofits pleasing effect and cheap
ncss. Superior for whitewashing. Put
up In packages convenient M family
use. Price 10 GENTS each.
For salo by grocers everywhere. AL
ways ask for the american Wt4sh Blue,
II you want the cheapest and host.
American Ultramarine Works,
Once, " william Street. new yovk.
$685.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26

A GENTLEMAN vino suah red for y~svp sroyr Nrr
Avugs I,chility, Prsnssse>- Decay, sna sii tbe II
f~ctt o. ycuthfnI indrcrvtin will r ths sake II swf
f.rinf h.msnty. srnd re< % sl vim n~~d is the rc
yeirh he woe cured. 0u1kveyp w1phin 4 10 pr,nf nv
Ne sdvsrtsesrs espereBce can DO 20 " sdds ssi "
n srfrct con6dcnce
JOHN B. OGDEN, is cedar st., New York
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26

SAYs "Tommy"-"We do not to-
day feel tied to any point" Of
course not. Nobody can see any
thing in you worth the trouble
Of making fast.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26

The silliest joke Of the season
poor little "Tommy's" insinuation
that the Toledo Commercial; one
best Republican papers in Ohio,
was a "cOpperhead' sheet.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26
The State Fair.

Twenty Seventh Annual Exhibi-
ton Of Michigan state Asricultu-
raj and Pathological Societies
Where It Il TO BE Hsld-How 70
60 and Return-Ths Prospects
for . Fine Show, &c.. 90.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-08-26
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