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On Bella.

The nNmGcr Of changes that can be rung
on peal Of bells is almost incredible. It
would take ninety Que years to ring the
changes upon twelve bells at the rate OF
hence d Tekes, 70 - second the changes upon
veal their r,Ould not be RING through at the
rate in lesV than 1860 wears, and up.
III four-and-twcntv they would require
more than ll7,000 billions of years.
In l7o5 the WestnIoreland youths rang n
complete course of 900 peals-cal!ed by
the mysterious name of grandsire triples
in three hours and twenty minutes. This
was considered gigantic performance, but
=. vas fairly eclipsed by the mon of Kid
dcrminster, who rang the changes In three
hours and fourteen minWes-a feat which
seems Incredible, comprising as it does
l,267 ,4o3 separate strokes or rings. Truly
there were giants in the land IN those days.
Bat the bell-rin2ing of England, how
ever scientifically and powerfully perform
cd, is mere meaningless jingle compared
to the beautiful carillons of the Continent
indeed, the art as Drac.iced in England be-
longs peculiarly to us, the Continental
bell being almost universally played by
Rays.
Al Amsterdam, about The year 1000, was
born one Franz Hemony, who may safely
be styled the very king Of bell founding,
sihce he it was who wrought the colossal
peals Of Antwerp, Bruges, Client, Utrecht,
&c. His name is frequently found inscrib-
ed on the Holland bells. These bells are
gigantic musical notes. Al Utrecht there
are f0rty-lWo; at Antwerp over one han
bred. The general number is from thirty
to sixty, hut in the Tower OF Les Halles,
Il: Bruges, is the finest carlton in the Low
Countries-perhaps in the world. Il was
on these bells, slow aRd loud, and sweelly
blended" that .oH.fellow wrste his caril-
Hon aS he lnv
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Dental Notice.

DIR. o. II. POST would inform his
friends and the public that he lie prepared to perform
all operations upon the TEETH in careful and
thorough manner Contour Filings executed in Gold
and warranted to give satisfaction. Every New Dis
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mouth
GAS, ETHFR And NARCOTIC STRAY are u,ea for
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Refers to more than two thou,h nd persons that are
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OFFICE and RESIDENCE at Tho Junction Of High
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Can extract at house.
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-03

The Prosecuting Attorney dolcfully
remarked tO us at the discrimination"
last Friday, that 81 thought / had a
sure thing on your There was hut
one circumstance which prevented that
"surc thing" II was a total lack of
evidence to convict, or even make u
shadow upon which person not blind
cd by malice could attempt to base u
ease. Nurse, we understand, was to
have been the important witness I'm the
ease; but wholesome fear Of free ride
to Jackson kept him tongie-tic,l. He's
more courageous IN his gabblc through
the organ (which no one listens toy
than he Is under oath, where he must,
for once In his life, ut least, either tell
the truth, or suffer the dire penalties
Of the law.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-03

TIE Messenger Of fate to the in.
nocent and unlearned in legal lore
and the complaining witness in tho
conspiracy" case, informed us last
Friday that he had seen us, ON the
morning of the "bold and success.
fnl invasion" standing in the yard
of the "court house" at Chase, with
our ':.foot upon a stump, loohing.'
Such conduct, VIC suppose, in the
eyes of the Chase mob acndcrcd us
a stump candidate for jackson; and
to appcase the wrath of the clique,
which towards the Editor of the
STAR knows no bounds within COM
mon sense nor deccncy, the stupid
tools and fawning minions were
hidden to 60 to work, issue a war
rant for our arrest, &c. No sooner
said than done, and the result was
published last week. We arc and
ever have been averse to going to
law, but when get to the point, We
feel certain of putting a pretty eff
fcctual quictus on some of the crca-
lures in Lake county to-day, who
are so anxious to see outragcs per-
pctratcd upon citizens, simply be-
cause said citizens do not agree
with them in thwarting the carry
ing out of the expressed will of the
people.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-03


In his letter to the Detroit Tri-
bun", County Clerk Towner states
that "worst Of all, four Justices of
the Peace from Baldwin participant
ed in the fight, using clubs and 9th
or weapons" The truth is, only
three Justices were present in Chase
on the morning of April Both; and
when they were arrested, last week.
and arraigncd, one of them was ac-
quilted, there being no evidence
that he had anything whatever to
do, either with the fight, or remov-
ing the safe. No evidence was
produced showing that the other
two Justices either had clubs in
their hands, or made any attempt
to strike with any weapon. This
result places Mr.. Towncr in no en-
viablc light before the people; and
some of them, ut least, will look
through him and sec what he is
made of.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-03

tbs Baldwinitcs arc jubilant over
n proposed railroad from that vii
lagc to Manistce.-Mid,and Times.
We have hardly worked up to the
'Jubilant' pitch, yet; although we
expect to have occasion, ere long,
to have jubilee, not only over the
proposed road, but the roads in
fact. Manistcc wants and has long
wanted just such an eastern outlet
as this road would afford her, and
there's certainly a favorable oppor-
tunity now given. If the +. & p.
NJ. Railway Company 60 at the
work of building this branch, in
earnest, its success is u forcgone
conclusion.
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During the present week, sever
al citizens Of tho west side have
been arrested and conveyed to
Chase, to answer to charge of
conspiracy" &c. Most of them
have waived examination and gave
bond for their appearance in Cir
cult Court. Thus, the burden of
the taxpayers is being increased,
and bitterness between the west and
east sections of the county intcnsi-
ficd--for what end? To CRAFTY
the spite Of few.
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-03

The law plainly says that after
the question ofrcmoval of County
Seat has been settled, the county
property must be moved as soon as a
suitable building shall have been
procured at the proposed County
Seat Why did the County Clerk and
Judge of Probate refuse to move
as soon as the building was in con-
dition for occupancy? Have they
shown shy more willingness to obey
the law than some of those they
charge with fragrant violation oft!
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-03


THE June number Of ,Scribner's
Moathiy contains a liberal install
mcnt ofthat interesting serial, "The
Story Of Scvenoaks," with small
part Of "The Mysterious Island"
which latter does not seem to meet
all the expectations of the publish
ors. This magazine is replcte with
instructive and entertaining read
ing-historical and biographical,
with romance, &C., and meets with
n large circulation in consequence.
Scribner & CO., publishers TAB e.
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-03

When the vote on the question of
removing the County Seat to Bald
win was canvassed by the Board of
Supervisors, that body declared u
majority of 81 in favor Of removal.
It is to be presumed that every
member knew what he was about,
and meant just what he said when
ne voted to declare Baldwin the
County Seat. After certain dissat-
isfied parties had entered complaint
that no legal majority for Baldwin
had ever been attained, and pro-
cured the issuing of an Injunction,
we find portion of the Board re-
fusing to defend their own action.
Why they should refuse, we cannot
unless they did it
through a misunderstanding of the
case. If they believed themselves
in the right when they declared the
vote, why virtually plead guilty to
having done wrong, by allowing
the case to go by default? The
question rs to whether the members
of the Board arc liable as individ-
nals, or as an organized body, seems
to us to be of no particular account
IN the matter. Consistency, we
think, demands that each member
stands by his first position until
t has been proven that he was in
he wrong, and then rescind the
previous action.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-03

ST. NICHOLAS for June comes to
us laden with attractive It'd bits for
the children. They should all have
a chance to see it regularly. Terms
S3 a year. Scribner & Co., pub
fishers.
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