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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-07

The Evart Revietc says another
STAR has been discovered at Bald
win: weight ten pounds. You're
slightly mistaken ss TO tize, Cam :
eron, MS il is Of "lesscr lnagnitude;"
but it's bright, though; aud we fond
ly trust l.f course; how can wc help
iiO that il may make q pure, clear
light IN tho world.
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DURING the excitement caused by
u false alarm, = few evenings aimee,
u fireman named James Nobes fell
under the wheels of u horse cart,
was run over and killed. Al Musks'
con.
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READ THIS TWICE

"THE PEOPLES LEDGER" contain. No Contin.
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miscellaneous Reading Mater every week, together
with articles from the pms Of rnch well kno.n
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TWAIN, &C.
rw-I will send "The Peoples Ledger" to any ad-
dress every week for three months. on trial. on re
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"Thc Peoples Ledger" IL an old established and
reliabl, weekly paper, published every SATURDAY
and 10 very popular throughout the H. ana MIC
die states Address,
Wv HERMANN X. CURTIS. Publisher.
No. u Schooi ST, Boston, Mass.
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r. ARNorr aud family lett ;afd.
win yesterday "wednesday for
Ludington, their future home. We
trust they may fnd . pleasant
stopping place.
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BAxR & HANpsuAw have this
week moved their stock Of -four,
feed, &C., into Bray'4 building.
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I. Campbell,

Veterinary Surgeon. has permanently located In
Baldwin City; Office over Brays store; where he
will be found prepared treat all curable diseases
which the noble horse is heir to. Medicine always
ON hand. wv
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VIZ have M.en having "snug
winter weather." aud TO mistake,
for the past week.
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For Sale!

Anyon. desiring to purchase coed span OF work
IIorses, Double Harness. Lumber agon ana hob
Slcds (wagon and scds nearly n"w) VII hnu u 10
their interest to call on or address, JOKES HOLLIS
| TER, Baldwin ity, Mich.
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Connections mace at Toledo 18th the Lake Shofs
h Mich Southern X X far Cleveland pnd Chicago,
snd with the II & d x II fer incinnsti snd tho
y nth. Also. With the T W & WiR 10 and fra
the south and Southwest. Al Wayne With the
Michigan ntral Railroad for local points East nd
" Get; At Plymouth with bet Lansing l. Lake Mich
iggn u; nj Holly with the Detroit 4 iwaukss,
and nj Detroit with the Great Western and Sppd
Trunk lys, 10 and fran the Estt Al Flint With
th- hicago & Lake Huron. A. Feed City With the
Grand Rapids d. Ind. + J. fer the N,rih md kUuth
SANTcID KETiIR, Asst sppt
JP. NouE.l, G.nl lie kct Ag't
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who sun. red for years from Scr-
a yous i,ebiity, Premature Decay, and all the o..
fects Of Youthful ndircrction will r thu sake Of 'u-
firing humanity, send free to all who n-rd H. ms Re
cine and direction for making h simple remedy by
which nc was cured Sufferers wishing to proft by
tn. advertisers experience do 80 Ivy Addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN, ~ Cedar st, New York.
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For Sale!

House and Lot in Baldwin. Now 10 the time TO
secure home a: low figures and on easy terms.
One-fourth down; balance in tive equal payments.
ut the end OF Elk months and one year. For inior-
nation, enquire on the premises. corner Of seventh
and Cedar strrats; or, ut the SrAH sfncs. 232
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Notice.

Ns,ics 10 hereby given. that application,
pursuant to lev, will be msds to The board
81 Supervisors for the Go ,n'y Of Lake, {"
Tswn 70 Eer,h, of Rage ~ Wet, sin,o q
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"A FARMERS VACATION IN :EUROPE, y

Six articles tscOuulhB Inv sAPeIe"S" W
wcllknown American farmer and engineer
Colonel Warning, Of Ogdcn Farm, Newport,
Il. ~ during . tour through some al the less
frequented parts Of Western Europe, In the
Autumn If 1879
A .eri.s Of papers Of great interest on
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APPLETON'S
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.

New Revised Edition.
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subject Printed from new type, and illustrated
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GOING sou1I

w Train No. lesyvs Ii,l nerd tsily sMsp
saturdry. All cthsr = nir, ilL esi'y, ttiGs. sI
copied
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vntrOversy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

L. this ccmplslat the good effects o. the VEsEusE
arc reslissd imuedistsiy after commanding To take
IT. As debility denotes deficiency OF the blood, ana
VrGErfSx acts directly upon the blood.
vEGETfsY 10 sold by al Druggists.
Oct is--dxwip
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

DARrNG BUkCLAgY-Two HUNDRED Dol
LARS WORM OF GooDs SToLES.-Wednesday
night he c.othing store Of B. Turk * Bro.
was broken into by burglars, who effected
an entrance ty forcing out the loser part
ofa wind w on the ground floor. at the
rear oil the building. They secured three
coats. two pairs Of pantaloons, three waist
coa.s-all custom made good>-and five
ward. Of oyerc5a,ing, valued at S per
ward, and ,aa e their escape IL saie.v
Apparently they were frightened I.
from some cause. before completing
their work. tor a bundle of clothes
which they mad rolled up w4s left
behind. the candle which afforded them
light was len burning and burned 8 hole
in the table 20 wljc' i, Wa placed, and
tbareWer- GENERALIZATION ofs hurried exit
The Ne---- Tar, estimate their loss sc a
trae agsr -.eo The police ~eso promptly
n.t.i.t ..s burglary. 51t az iAe rrg~en;
w.. -a. ,..-ai the cliITI,- las 'een
a..- Tires. hlr1.srie- are getting - PEE
a.4.a.a.f .re4o.1; % late, aui il is ta be
h.. -a.. ta. l-rps-r-'ors ei.' be caught
a..a.48. ar .xirH', w. laa rob'et.c-
ot... . r..- recorded from time
f,tr... -.a.a,,. are ali Of the same eea-
~. ...ar. .-.r. o.. 4 there Is every reason %
h.le, il.t ...i were committed hy the same
,...--.- ,... have thu- Tar escaped Letec-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19
SALT HtiIV "a

Tetter san Eneuu, Scad Head, &C.. VIII ca.-
tainly yield 10 the great alteIat'e oAsct' q" NaGE-
TINE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

Burleigh" the New York correspondent
of the Boston Journal. who is known on
Sundays in the Park Street (Brooklyn) Con
gregational church as Rev. Matthew Hale
Smith, is q master OF mixed metaphor. Last
Sunday he diseoursed on The Great Scan
dial Trial and It's Lessons" and IN the
course of his sermon said Lies are iraii
things at first that an infant hnger couid
crash They soon, however, grow into
oaks, spoken at first in whispers sod then
sold at ths corners Of the streets ior TWO
cents uttered Ia ciphers, and then b'ozon-
ed on Z midnight sky.
At the recent election in Montreal, one oi
the candidates, Mr. Thomas White. II me
Gazette. was defeated by the Cathalic 'ote'
cast against him In consequence ot the pnb-
LEGATION Of his portrait in the rrgAlii 81 Il
p. &. NJ. Of the Masonic fraternity ioe
bishop of Tnres Rivers al~p clrcniateI u
document declaring thaJ though the eiac
ton Of a Liberal--M- White l. O9nSa'Vn-
tive. and the Catholic church supports me
Conservative partv-wa- to De depi1reu'
the election of a Foe Mason wou.d be a
calamity still more lameniabie. According
". NJ. w hite was ughtered
Tho Providence Journal relates tniS anec-
| dotc Of the late Thomas y Jenckes, The
Utit asEal IA y -. At1s- - = 49,
/ of the original civil service ball Unlike
most good writers, his manuscript vas re-
! markedly free from ensures and ctn' nda
/ tions. and ha aid not di>d1ir L ieSihie pen
man>hp. We remember On Instance "I
this. he came into the Journal 'iace ~
haste. his carriage standing AZ the door
ard desired taat an article might he Ni't'
ten, syuop;icsl and explanatory OF com
p.ieated lcs itiSe at tha' hnf Just seen
passed
" Write IT yourself, wes ne natural OBJ
seryation OF an oyerwcrksd eai:1r
al have DOT .ime AN he NV i'r al
1t will take yoa as long 10 explain 81
a. 10 write it aud then the chaoc's are
that YOU will be obliged 20 cone here -
morrow and corrcc. IL
lie took the pen, ~hich tls" across ,i''
paper a. though he were tlk'rg notes oil
rapid speaker. aad shec; after sheet CAM
from his hand H. clear. IN - character
and in style, as though be lad deyoi.e;S
houre 10 it, preparation. - There. he SAD
as he threw aside the last page. You "er'
right il was easier To yet it out OF ny
head than into yours.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

The Vermont Ckroricle, in referring 20
the recent cccurrense Of the 40th anniyersa-
" Of the day when Garrison was mobbed ID
Boston. recalls the fac. that riots of like
character occurred on the sumo, or succeed
ing day in C5ueord, n. H., Montpelier, Vt,
and Utica, n. Y. At Montpelier. Rev.
Samuel j. May wss prevented by a mob
from making an address in the old brick
church, bat he had better success in the
State House, the next evening, though mis-
sile was hurled at him through window
pane. The halfdozen or 30 of gentlemen of
property and standing who signed pls-
card wsrniug Mr.. Msy to leave town. We
believe, hare oil passed away" -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Lave BuR seros. going North, On the Central
Vernon; -, al Az a. II, Except honGsl-
tuoruiny nd q = A. n. and 70 ana '.l5
a. -ai . Esst ~ I2.25 and : . p. T..
6alu- seut On the Rutland ard burlington X.
r. al, 1si t0.lG a u, ALd l-1l and SIS y m
.R.-~g t-om e Worth and Vest al 10 ana 1910
sa. f.s5ar Sc p.n,, from the tast at BIS
- H.. AID $50 T. "a, ron the South, AZ and
3 q I. . I. md -.lA y. N.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

ATI1MPr 20 Blow uP BUuriNG.- Ga
Mouday mu7ning last, dastardly attempt
Wa made 10 txplode the boiler in Deming
& Mead ,aanery. at Chester, Vt. time
" discovery Of the small quantity Of water
in the boiler prevented an explosion, " hich
would have caused serious loss Of life and
property. An employe who was recently
discharged l. suspectei
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

WArERBURr.-WHATP PRESENCE OF MIND
WILL Do.-A little three years old gIrl oil
B T. Pickett went into the bedroom with
lighted candle, and the fringe on the stand
cover taking fire communicated with the
bed and soon it was all in flames. Mrs
Pickett. instead OF running into into the
streets to give tic alarm of fire. took big
rug and. rushing through the dense smoke
and spreading it upon the flames, held the
Ere in check until her husband came to the
rescue, and the house was saved.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

Two letters have last reached Lon
don from the African explorer, Stanley
Thee are dated, April II and =, $50, and
were despatched from the northern shore Of
Lake Victoria Nyanza by Col. Debelle!ord,
an oaicer who belonged To the khedive's
force sent into those part- under Gen. Cor
don. On his return. DebellefJrd and sc Of
his soldiers were massacTed by the natives.
Four only Of the company escaped to report
the fate of their commander and fellows.
Gordon's soldiers found the bodies and
buried them. On Col. Debelleford's person
Stanley's Letters. stained with blood, were
found, and were then forwarded by couriers
to Cairo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

The Baptists oil Vermont have contrib
uted to foreign missions during the past
year $500. an average of forty-seven
cents to each member. being a larger aver
age than that of either Maine. New York.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan or Wisconsin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

portland AND OGpENsBURC RAILROAD
WORK 90 the western end of the Vermont
division of tbi- road has now been resumed.
Ii Is expected that force of 100 men Viii
soon be at worS between Sle.don a.d John
son. TIE road is all graded from Mlguam
Bay to Sheldon and u miles of iron are
down between >Gantoa and Iighsate The
company haFu lc1n able 10 negotiate some
of their trst mortgage bonds lately and have
KEPT the price up TO tie point fixed when
they were frs: offered Responsible parties
in England are now iuve~tg eating the merits
and prospects OF the enterprise with view
10 taking the remainder Of the issue, and
the company has another string to its bow
IN case they core,ude not 20 do SO. 1t j. ez-
pected that trains viii run from Portland
to Lake Champaign BY the first of next
July
BRAr>raEE.-rbe Montpelier papers give
some additional details of the assault on
Mss Pratt Daring the evening the dog
made q disturbance and on being let out
rushed towards the barn lue young w0-
man went out TO see what the disturbance
was. when d man rose up and struck her a
severe blow IN the lace. She screamed and
managed to gain lhc doorway where she
fell ins,nsh.e. Ine boy meantime ran for
help 70 the ncighbor-. When assistance
came the Young woman was found insens!-
be in tie doorsay, and it was discovered
that the mouse bad heen thoroughly rau-
sacked, drawers 5eiu2 pulled out and things
generally disarransed The villain did n1,
appear to have secured anything, however,
and missed some money that vas in one Of
the drawer he examined There i a report
tina, M.-- Pratt Is still seriously i'll from the
effects OF the blow aad fright
There Is still further rdmor that while
young man named Howard, living il the
east part Of the town. was away Ia the
WOODS. Monday & tramp visited his house,
called Tor io,j and misbehavei himself
These things, in addition TO the incendiary
fires. cause no little excitement in the town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

The first agricultural experiment station
in America has hesa opened at Middletown,
Connecticut. Pref. Atwater has charge of
this department and German chemists are to
be secured as instructors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

The new pes.-houss. on the poor farm. is
being pushed to rapid completion. Lyman
Austin has the contract, and expects 10 an
,eh the house by the Is. Of December.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

Talk about - stealing the coins from
dead mans eyes ." In Williamsburg, n Y,
they have a cofin-maker who makes bust
ness of disiaterring recently buried corpses,
takiu. thea from their eofins, reburying
them IN the ro1gh boxes, and then selling
tho ...tf,nS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

\ number Of lcelandic colonists have
found a new home on the shores of Lake
Winnipeg. in Canada, where they have taken
up tract Of l000 miles, 50 miles along
the shore and % miles inland. Three or
four hundred are domicied. and more are
expected
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19
WANTED

AGENTS far the best selling Prze F1cAaze % o.
,rorId " contains Is sheets paper, y envelope
den pep, Zen holder psaci.. patent yard ne2slr-
aid 4 piece @; jewelry. Single package ~ e - 20
20 ia Bfoldz4y, n. Y.-Nov 70, fdEw4w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

John p. Howard. Esq, of New YORK city.
has recently given o gate and columns Tor
the principal entrance TO Lake View Gene
terry. The gate j. of iron, OF fine design,
from the iounde-y Of Edwards. Stevens X
Co., Of Winoo-ki ; and the supporting col
ums are of stone. elegantly finished. from
the Walker Brothers establishment The
whole adds greatly to the appearance of
the Cemetery. and reflects great deal Of
credit on the liberal donor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

TIE SrArg FAIs.-The officers OF the
Vernon sac Asr.cultursl Society hold a
meeting 70 tsi- city, On the 2lst OF December
next. /. decide On the location OF the next
State Fg- We understand tina. gentle
man Of rs elIy offers to give the socie.y
the a-e ,' piece OF land for the purposes
OF the .si- i,r an indefinite period, and that
il l. viz, rms fort will be made the next
far ~, u: iucatei here We certainly
hope tina oar ciuz3ps VIII 5cs;ir them
selves n..i scare ths aivantages which
such an ..rr.i .eaeat ~.uij bring. in DIFF
fer,nt Wtt~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

ERisr.I 81 I y D5utney, Of Boston,
lecrurta Il the suffice, Of Temperance at tho
Methodist church, sunday evening.
Tac~d - muGaiuE. a ) y. FaTr and wife
were entering the cast end OF one OF the
Notch covered bridges with m ~. .ress
wagon the whiiil tree br ke. letting thH
wagon -un b4ok, ana !. ian Of the upper
side OF the abutment carrying Mrs. Farr
with il. T7e distance down was about ten
feet and falling on the rocks she WAS con
Sidera5.y injured with sprains and bruises.
The morse ran but was caught at the east
end OF thc village. NJ. Farr was very IN
cerem c,lusiv Iragged vter tho Iash board
but sustained ~ serious injury.
Then;>si7ias day is to be celebra.el ..ecc
with concert and literary exercises, giyeI
D.; she cit--.us and Bristol C0rnet Band.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

IL j. reported that the White River Ma
tiouel bank, Of Bethel, Vt, VIII lose S2o.-
600 by some recent failures Of lumber
men