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, 1875-03-25

Snfftat Ditpa:eA Ia The Chiciuo Tribune,
CuEvESSE, Wgo.. s1arch IA number OF
strangers have collected here. Nor arc arriy-
lug. Their deatina.iou undoubtedly Is tho Black
Hills. Apa,ty OF fyo has loft. Az far ~ can be
ascorsa'ncd company OF cavalry, Capt. Whit
man, loft Fort l'us4cl! to-day In pursuit.
Capt. Xix. Of tho Second Cavalry, started
for the Hills yesterday from For: Lara
mic. J. Scwtou Warren, from Custer
undoubtedly exagyeratious. Tie peonle from from
Chicago to this point whom hive spoken to
are ,usanely enthusiastic. am convinced,
from personal observation, that nothing vii, sat
lsfy them but q ftco exploration, 80 Important
and possible conflict. .t.. Warren sara It took
tho Gordon party eighty marching DAYS to reach
the Hills. Warren 9aB fifteen daya coming hufo,
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Emigration from tho United King
AfAtux

Tho emigration raturnB OF the Drltish board
Of Trade fos 1874 show that 81 ,0l4 rer-
aona loft tho Unitol Kingdom! for plaees out Of
Europe. 1'hla number exhibited = ronnderable
decrease from TINT Of 1873! viz. SOL III. Tne
Sons, rs, $50 persons want to BRITISH North
Amorca, 5l,ya9 to tho Austrian colonles, and
13,4l5 to yariona other countries. Out OF tho
i1,0ll yoyaeesa aAoya mautlonea. liG, ,4b1 weEo
81 1S1 wcro Foreigners. and 6.277 "und,stin-
gulsi,ed." Tho decrease In tho numbers from
thu previous yoass i4 ohlsay noticeable 10 tile
foreigners who, h. 1879. uumbersd 72,l87. tho
:. u.tais!iAguishBd, who numbered 10, ,G80, aud
tho IRISH, who numbered 6s.8s2 OF tAo total
nualhur Of passengers III 1874. It must be noticet
that s9.s5l wero oahia. aud 201, 7tS STORAGE but
tho .yeturus do not ,ttisttngu!sll botweoa tl.s
hoaa Ode sattlsrs aud ogluaFy tssYeisss.
, 1875-03-25
THE DAILY RECORD,

THE EAST GoS TON MURDER,
Special Ddspatah 10 1'hs ChGcaeo IT1ouns.
bosEos, March 23.-The desecilyos havo OBJ
tained trace Of tho murderer OF Mrs. Dlucha5u,
whose tragic fate ID East Boston on Monday nf.
tornoon has created much exctenent throncl-
out tue city and notghborhood. Mrs. Dlughau,
was about 80 years old, comely, accomplished.
Ana highly respected. Bho waa tie daugh,or of
the lato Deacon William 4. Lovejoy, Of this city,
anu Tho widow of the 1oy. Samuel bingham. at
enc t!mo pastor Of church In East
Doston. and aon OF tho ney, joel
.. Hngham also vol known in this vicinity.
sho Ayod With hor 1nostor aud au unmarried ats-
tor Tho cIreumatauces Of hor death wsro no
peculiar thas 1t "aa question, uutii after tho
yo1dloe OF tic corouers jury, whethar she had
boon murdered or had dietl in ilt; but the su-
topsy Uncovered upquestionab1o esidenoe OF
% BY, fall or By herself. Ia atruE-
gllhg her mouth had beou cra.umod full Of
gravel from tho cellar bottotn aud gravel stones
we're tonnu tn tue kttohea Rnk whoio the water
tho decd had washed Ids hands ti,oro batore
gong out. Two valuable rings, one diamond
tlug allo waa known to havo On her hand. were
m'sssnR' There Naa no evidence It any attompt
t,al a. sal,s, Aes s'ster was IN tho lloaso all Tie
altosnoon on tho auconl story. Mrs bingham
s.s,u. %as wttt 70 her until .ahe vent dowa TO
answer tho door-boli. Tie tl.oory IL that
tramp who had vsitcd other houHes
"a tho nolgheoslool. pretending to
wan admitted by her. IAst size wont with hta.
70 examine the Ietra in tho collar, and that hc
suppos'ng aha was alone lu tho house, attempted
20 ROB her, mud. meeting zos,Btanco k,l1oa her
% oeaose accomplishing hls purpose. Iloro woro
several lsulsea mud cuts on her hand, and 1narka
o. choking on hor throat q broad confusion,
esaus!ng soye!o internal ,njurios above tho right
tAigh, ~ u the murderer liad 1rosaed his kneo
I'm win IiuF ri I11at3 tn
Afford tho moot llkely no.ns OF discovering tue
murderer, and that has proved to be tha caro-,
soslt u already discovered t!.st they were so!d
u sa!oon in Salem. and tho police have full
mmg1sct1nE!on ~ OF the nan who offered tueu1,
IheEe Ia nov every probability thai the murderer
Hlt 10 sroedily oyeftakon. Tho rings hayo
boen brought to this city aud identified as the
ones warn by Mrs. Augha1n. Every police oili-
cor Ana conssab,e HIthn 100 miles ha4 received
special Instructions in the matter, &au tho arrest
II e1pected ~ bo made tonight
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;, Gov. Dagley, Of Michigan, I.sH sppotnsetl II.
Il. Ahauk. of Laraing, Agent for lnghatn County
on ttio board Of Penal. rauper, and CAaritah.o
Institutions.
The Irish citzons Of Louisville held largo
meeting Inst night to express SORROW at tho
nasa neath o. John Mitchell. Approximate apeeces
y. Page M,tchcia ao1-in-law, was present.
Thore il noticeable acarottv NJ co,1 tn
Wtlkesbasto. "a. That city In obtaining its op-
t'ro supply from tho E1py Coillory, 1t being the
only q ons woFlstng near tt,eso. rlo coal.tlea!cls
l.nu y impossible tt supply the retail trade, aud
eonS'aesabIu suffering has already resulted.
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A NATIONAL CoNveNTtoN.
PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-TAo Invitation
COMMITTEES appointed BY tho Autobiography
Convention Inns salectotl tho first tuesday In
September next az this time, ard Cincinnati -
tho placer for holding tho proposed National
Conference Of Representative workingmou aud
farmers.
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New York, 3fn-ch 2i.-severai ne,nLo,a Of q
gang Of countcrfpitors havo been arrested IN
Boston, according to dispatch from that city.
and tho papors fonud in tbeis posscsslou hive
put oislcors the track Of others OF tie gang 1t,
thtA and Qthos Cittcs.
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SnfetaI UsRaseN u TIE Chlcu1s tribune.
WrLKEsDARnE, Pa, March 24.-Tlis afternoon
Anthony lothian waa srnothered to death by
being buried unlor uAaa Of coat-d!rt ut tho
Eapy CollterY. Ont OF respect 10 the deceased
all tho employees qui. work for the dsy.
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sELFIMFLICTEo INJURY.

SfK6ld1 UIspdt:h 70 T6t CKltdIo 7TlbWN1.
La sAL1Er ILL.,. March ALI. L. Coffoy, \
schoo!-toachct, about 81 yoars Of ago, jumped
from tho weatxard.bound accommodation train
on TIM Chicagp, Rock 1slaud l. Pacific Railroad,
laat oyonng. as 1t was nearing Utica, and sus-
taiuod \ bad compound fracture Of both bouos
bolow tho kneo OF lila left lag.
, 1875-03-25

5psefa! Dispatch 10 JH.s Ch,eao~ Tribune
OArno. March M.-An Incident occurred In
Kentucky opposite this city. this evening. atr.
G. 3. Straughn, with his wife, was driving, when
the horse too1 fright aud overturned tho car
riaso and throw them. each OF tho occupants
getting leg broken,
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tho prlaouor guilty. md fixing tho renaity Of
doatll. The verdict meets With general approval.
Tho criminal, John Casey. is mail So years
old. IIo cut Tin wlfn'n throat with razor in tl,o
most f4utal manner in fight last August. They
wcro travelling through - the country Al Tie tin,e
n locat.o,I. Ho bcats a bad countcnsnco, Thu
Aentonco will DO pronounced in tho motnius,
, 1875-03-25

Augusta, Ga., March 9l.-Ths citizcna hore
havo contributed $4,000 to tho sufferers from
tho tornado, which has doHolatad several oouu4
tics OF the State from tho Qhsttahooohse to the
Hayauuah Rivers,
, 1875-03-25

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 2.--Tne oystor
schooner Little John cspHized Anl sunk In
Chesapeake LAY on Monday. Threa men vore
drowned.
, 1875-03-25


: CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. March 2s.-The prosecution
Of John T.yife aud sons. aud Collins, for tho
murder Of 1,nFol'. u April last, in an angry con-
tontior., bAs boon creating great excitement hero
alnco t!,a commencement Of tho trial. on Thurs-
day last The Jury took i|Ic case At about i
o'clock yostor&lsy. aud aEo still gu, at ! Ibis
evening.
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Etfnr

DEs MoISEs, H., March 3i.-William Clayton,
Jr., Of Dallas County, waa found doad GU the
road noAr hfa ros!doncs this morning. Tic had
boon accidentally ahot by the gun with which hs
waa hunting.
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"EsE0H UMN1EEH 70 I'M EAte10t' 1F10NNe.
fARla, H., March 2i.-Ap exciting murder
tslal haa occupied the Circuit Court here for two
days. Judge Davis. Of DAuyi1le, presiding. Tbs
eass WAY gwen 10 tie jury th!a afternoon, aud
kheis rAzdlss Was given In = fsw minutes, finding
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MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE,
ClsclaaA7f, March 2f.-J. II. r. Dawn was
to-day couv!oted Of murder In tue second do
gree. for killing Policeman Bird a. Jackley'a
circus In September last.
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A RAID ON THE Mon7C.Mfu.

hpftfuI Vf3EHE" 10 1FF tH1fHuU 7FIGHtN.
McunEaon, H.. March 24-Jamrs t,bthbun.
tho three-card montc-man vim was on tria] laat
week, WAS aza,u fined $50 1t roHty,llc, H.. To-
dag, Ths gang llnve boon rob|,;ny manv nm.
sunpectng victilns batwccn Aern a,i1 st, Paul,
Efforts arc being mads to cloan them out,
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ATTEMPTED Suicide.

New ALBANY. Ind, March 24.-T4e Ledger and
6sandasu thin evening contains III account OF
N attempt On ths part Of Mrs.. Borden, sats o6
, 1875-03-25

KILLED BY A 6NoW.aLlcE.
SALT LAKE. March H.-A snow-slida TODAY,
IL miles uosth Of brigham City, Utah, killed
two men.
, 1875-03-25

TIE RUQU5 a, NE, MQH0EHEHS
AUGUSTA, Mo-. March 24.-1ho szccp.iona we're
not allowed In the casea Of Wagner and Gordon,
the condemned fourdororn. They i,aye, hox-
ever been repHeyed until the last Friday In
June.
, 1875-03-25
IELEoRkPH[c EREYlIlES.


1amea Miller, wealthy tar,nor uear DecoealJ,
H., Las beon mlssiug since sunday last.
Tho party Of Indiana editors reachsd Mont
Eomesy, Ala, yesterday morning from New Or
lelna.
Gan. 4. 9. Badger has besn appolntaa Fiscd
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PERSONAL.

8. s. Coz muat havo bis little joke. uo hal
been onlivonins Iarpers for April.
Bishop JonN BilAnp aud tho Hon. ". JEx
HlNoH, Of Salt Lake City, passed through Chi
caso yesterday on shoir way homcward.
FEcuTER ia plnyiug again. Ills Cincinnati
phyacfanH sny TINT it Is other miraculous curt
or afatat folly. A weok or 40 Wit! dotornino.
8enhtor CAMERON, Of Wisconsin, left Wash
ington Inst night for home. Senator LOGAN vii
leave Washington for New York In o fov days,
"JENNtE JUNE" aays that Eastor bonnete
will bc 4 very pale cdpe au lait chip. Dy The
way, Isn't 1t about time to change "JuNE" &c
Octobcr7
ftoLETTA CoLv1LLE will be member of thu
LYDIA T1!oMrEoN burieB1us party. There IL
nothing liho having capable papa To look attol
ouo'a interests.
Mias MANY L. Doorn editor of Uarper's Ba-
zar, IL suffering from a painful and prolonged
attack Of intlammatory rLoumatiam, combined
with pourit!c Affection.
JEsEE IIoy1, OF Now York, was OH Change
yesterday. Ah "tho man who made s150, QUO In
commissions on tho sruRoIs corn deal lust sum.
Incl" ho excited no llttlo intoreat.
Tho Now Orleans Picayune gracefully says
"Tle much-nbused LYDIA THOMPSON won't to
,,.u,. e.. H. a,aa,,..sa ~ 1' A1'' ~
eouAs ios 'Ao a'eeAoe8' VI ner ca''os'
II DLAiHE is "tho closestmouthod msn the
country laa produood in late yeara.* "A 1,o In
,,,otoJ -, T., r. l.. ,e,.s ,,... -. l." ~ -
HaoIs'u " ~, ao" ~ IL no uaea taoee Dig soup
o1,a =, r,..-.:n. ~.
- olnhF o. onaony''le' o hey.' .hsoas ne iias
au,hor,;ao .ns ~ ~ o;.a ,as,,,s.. ga -..,sa
u,aor ta t.a s 1J st ~ s' ana ta.es
neas,nu wv '~'s' "'4s" 10 'A"sso " HsnS ~ n'7
HooLHY's organization at MAdu1nE's Thcatro
, N eao fraoclseo m w',l aavo TO compete with
DAtSS NJ tho California III June AZ the plot de-
a! vsep", lioohEsa beard and hair mood closer at
tentlon. ..-...
ine n'a. pstson 70 20 noofea IN IN lna'anapo
~ spo.,'osnosen was t.of. bEL1' OF tno scAoo9
a,"a.' ~. "uoa 'uo "osa "na pus 70 nln' poor
bEid. Tas tongne-tlcd, and not unnstufAlly, had
, 1875-03-25


Spstfdf D7*ndtrh n The Ch.ea.s Tribune.
OMAHA. ifarch 24.-1nformation has been te!o-
Rraphed Con. Ord OF aoveral parties Of minors
leaving different points for tho Black Hills. In
reply to telegram from one OF tho minors pho
recently camn ont Of the Hills whethes ho would
be permitted to return with reintorcements and
provisions. Gen. Ord says: Troops from Fl.
Laramie aud hostile 1ndians have both pouo
for your miners. For thar sakes. 1
hope tho sroops will teacl, them first,
as the military orders aro simply to bring In the
party conttne tic leaders, burr, the wagons, aud
destroy tho outiit." Gen. Ord has bcoi, autl1or-
izcd to put all hs cavalry ut once into the Sioux
country on which tho miners are trespassiug,
and 70 omploy fifty Indian scouts to auSise lha
cavalry OF the advent OF miners. lliH orders aro
to remove tic parties. arrest and confoe tho
leaders at the nearest military post hurn their
wagons. aud destroy their outfit. 4 Ulnck Hills
Transportation Company. capital e500o formed
hero Yesterday, propose to leave tho railroad
1t Slane1, Neb.
, 1875-03-25


Speeiat D:tpaich tn fh Ehtt1co 7ri5uu<.
Sioux CRY. H.. March 2i.-Conaiderable
anxiety among friends hero of the Sioux Cir
party now In tho Black Hills was cauaed by ro.
Fort yesterday Of letter by Dr. D, Y. Sl,olby. Of
Dakota City, from ilis norl,ew, A. s. Shelby, ono
Of lEof. Nataf,s party hunting for fosslls il Tho
Indian country. Tho letter In dated Grow
1'atee. on White River, D. T.. March Ia. After
Eir:ng \ description Of tho various character of
fod"ils iatsly discovered, Mt. Shelby mrs II
have boon among tho Northern Indians for
tlo lat two weeks, and lived right In tlsoir
villages and from what could learn from them
thoy aru going to mako heavy attack on D small
mining. patty. Tho Indians sav tue patty arc
eainped south and near Bear Butte thnt tho
purtr consiata Of aLout thirty men. woman, and
Hoven wagons. Limo Antelope crosseu tic
White liver With . largo party on tho 10th of
This month, vol armed with needlo-gunB" Mr.
Shelby bud NO knowledge Of any whito rcoplo
mining In tho Dack 1llllH exoopt what 10 learned
from the 1ntl'ans but tho dsactiptlon and loca-
tlon E.ven hy tho lnliauB leavrB no doubt but
that tile Sioux City party Ia referred 10 br tLem.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
Prof. Botany and Horticulture
Lansing, June %, 1875.

TowNER's statement, in the De-
troit Tribune letter, that "worst of
all, four Justices of the Peace, from
Baldwin, went into the fight, armed
with clubs and other weapons" has
utterly failed of being substantiated
in either of the courts where it has
been indirectly tested. When a
public officer, elected by the whole
people, will let partisan feeling so
far govern him as to make such an
unwarranted statement, the only CT
feet of which could be to prejudice
the case against the accused, it is
high time that the citizens of Lake
county were waking up to the fact
of the quality of the man they have
elected to the responsible position
Of County Clerk.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29

ONE amusing feature in regard to
the testimony given by the Chase
ties, at the last session of Circuit
Court, was that so many citizens
living two or three miles from town
should have had "private business"
to call them to Chase before break
fast time, on the morning of April
30th. The manner in which several
denied ever having been requested
to be present on that morning to
prevent the removal of the safe
was laughnblc.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
DR.. Berger's Compound Fluid Extract Of
Rhubarb and Dandelion.

The best combination OF purely vegetable medicine,
entirely replace Caiomel Blue Pill. IL stimulates
he liver increases the how OF bile. and thus removes
q once torpidty OF the liver bousness and labitua
onstipstion. and the diseases arising from such ~
lyspspsis, sick head ,che, fatulcncc, etc The ceo
dvcncss OF this Extract will be proved vsiby. ono,
o the patient as one two bottles are sufficient ts
and stains caused by liver troubles Prce per bottle
' b,ttles, IS; will be sent receipt Of the prios
any address. free Of charge. Prepared only b.
!. ALFRED RElCHARDy. PHARMACIST, 402 FoURri
AvESuE, NEW York CITY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29

NURSES right-hand supporter
W. G. Cameron, of the Evart Re-
rie~, issued his valcdictory, last
week, and rctires from the above
named paper to seek higher honors
in another field. 1t is useless to
deny that we'll miss Cameron, for,
after all he is quite a quill-driver,
and didn't act one-half as bad as he
seemed to. Peace to his successor!
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
AMERICAN WASH BLUE.
For Laundry and Household Use,
MANUFACTURED AT THE

-, MANUFACTURED AT THE
American tltramariuc IlOrks, Newark, N. J..
Our Wash Blue is tho best i'm the
world. 1t does not streak, contains
nothing injurious To health or fabric,
and Is used by all the large laundries on
account of its pleasing effect and cheap
ness. Superior for whitcwashing. Put
up In packages convenient for family
use. Price 10 cents each.
For sale by grocers everywhere. Al
ways ask for tho American WaM Blue,
II You want the cheapest and best.
American Ultramarine Works,
once, ~ william Street. New York
n-50-3-5
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29

The Outline of last week, con-
tanned a cut, representing "Tom-
my" sstride mail-car, and flying
a Herald on one side, with a roost-
or Clarion on tho other. 1t says
the wonder is "Can Tommy manage
so much?"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who sun. red for years from Ner
'vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the cf
fccts youthful ndscretion will for the sake ~ On
cipc and direction for Masking IN. simple iemcdy n
which nc was cured. Sufferers wishln,, 10 pu6t nv
the advcrtiscrr experience can do go by addrrssjnr
perfect confidence, 'e
JOHN B. ouDEN, ~ Cedar It,, New York
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29

LENGTH OF ROOTS.
The nature of the soil has much
to do with the length and number
of roots. In light, poor soil, l find
roots of June grass four feet below
the surface. People are apt to un-
dcr-estimate the length, amount,
and Importance of the roots of the
finer grasses, wheat, oats, etc. A
young wheat plant when pulled up
only shows small part of its roots.
They often 60 down four or six feet,
or more. The roots of two-year-
old peach-tree in light soil were
found seven feet four inches long.
In dry, light soil, this season we
pulled up enc rarsnip three feet
and half long. Ofcourse smaller
roots went down still farther. The
noted buffalo grass on the dry west
ern prairies is described in the ag-
ricultural reports at Washington as
having very short roots; but Mr..
Felker, one of our college graduates,
found, where a well was being dug,
that the roots went down seven feet.
The roots grow best where the best
food is to be found. They grow in
greater or less quantity in every
direction. If root meets with
good food, it fourishcs and sends
numerous branches. Roots do not
search for food, as vegetable
Psychologists now understand it.
Many OF the smaller roots of trees
die every autumn when the leaves
die, and others grow in spring.
Near cherry-tree in my yard
was a rustic basket, without bottom,
filled with rich soil. On removing
the basket and earth, which had
been there several years, cherry
roots were found in large numbers
in this rich soil. Roots in such
soil will grow up just as well as
down.
GRAPEvINEs.
Our vines Of % or more varieties
are on a gravelly terrace facing the
south. We bury the vines in the
soil every autumn few inches deep,
and leave them till about the first
of May. They are sure to keep
nicely.
CHERRIES.
Our climate is too severe for the
sweet cherries, yet we have spared
a fow by keep n, them in grass
where they grow slowly. They are
close together; so we bent over and
tie branches of two different trees,
m liking them mingle with each
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
of that dread disease, Consumption nv sjm1. nm
cdy IN anxious 10 make known his fellow suffer.
crs tho means Of cure. 10 all who sire H. nc will
send copy othe prescription urcd free Of chargcl
with the directions for preparing and using the same
which they will find SURE CURE Tor CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C
PartIcs wishing the prescription will please addr.s
Rev. II. A. wills N
1874 Penn St., Williamsburg, New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
Detroit. Lansing & Lake
Mich. r., r.

-. stanton Branch OF the d. L. 4 l.. NJ. n. r.
Mixed, Mixed, Mixed. MIXED.
D. m. q. IN. n m ne
500 500 d.. .Tonin. "A @ ~ 100
90 ~ 20 sheridan. 6O2 300
10 10 5 A.. Stanton ID 8 IS 10 q
CONNECTIONS.--At Detroit with CIV CT
LIS Ms, Mo, ID & &c, c. Railway; all steam.
boat lines. at Plymouth with 4 = NJ Railway; at
Ionia With & Nj hallway; and at Howard with q
Rs Railway.
j. u. MUiLIKES, Gent Supt, Detroit
CHaS. StND ;RS, G,i Fr't & Pass. Agt
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29

TO ADVERTISERS The STAR
ishr oHe~t, Largest, and lie Lead;ng Paper,
IA Lake connty-hari.gMe Largest C;rcuia
tsH, and Aavertiscrs sltould govern themselves
accordingly.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
DR.. Bsrgor's Tonis Bowel and Pile Pills.

These pills inalllble remedy for constipation
md piles, causet by weakness suppression 81 the
,cristaitc motion Of the bowels. They very gently
ncreaso the activity Of the intestinal canal produce
off stools and relieve piles at one. Thousands have
,een curcd by them. Price 80 cents scnt by mail
eocipt ~ price. Prepared only Ivy Y. ALFRED
aEiCHARDT, PHARMACIST, 402 FounTn AvEsUE
yEw YORK Cry
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29
Agricultural MiSCel.nitS.
A Few Experiments at the Agri.
cultural College.
LENGTH OF ROOTS.

From tho forthcoming report OF the State Agricai
turui Board OF Michigan
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-29

WnDWU WUITu u Is worth while IN call at
WVhTn WnILt. this ofice and see the great
family paper, the ''STAR SPAs0LED BANNER, led
ger rizc, only 81 year. and choice OF tueire clc-
gnntv hronios, Albums. Books, &C., 10 each sub
SERVER. We receive subscribers at only 81, which
secures the paper year and premiums al sent FREE
Or we will club Il with the STA. and supply boM
J0r only $s.I5. CAL and nee the paper. d2-3s
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Land For Sale.

Bay county, Mich. One Hundred Acres Of timber
,snd-,hs W DIN w u, Sec: II, Town 20 N:
knnge Il; eighteen miles from Railroad, and well
waiered, VIII be- sold cheap. with part cash down,
and time on balance. For further particulars, ad.
dress Rev. =. b. Barter, 623 Huron 81, Toledo, o.,
or CHAr. X RADcIIvFE
2-H Baldwin City, Mich.
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on Accommodation Train leaves East Saginaw
i"r BAY CITY every Sunday at 800 a. m. and Bay
(ity for I'm SoUipa,v o.an. ~ -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-07-09

across the desert to Cairo, few years ago
the former broke down badly, was beaten
1G miles, the Arab coming in alone moi
done up, having accomplished the whole
distance in Z hours SO minutes, CARRYING
10 stone s pound and 10 stones respective.
Fly. The writer has riden over part of the
same desert, and can testify as to its con-
dition; in many places the sand was above
the hoof.
The English horse was selected in Eng
land for the express purpose of beating the
little Arab in Egypt and was chosen on
account of his great bottom. He was
owned by General Stanton, English Con-
sui General, at Cairo, who described the
race to the writer of this article, saving
that his horse was beaten in fair race,
and that the match was made in order to
test the staying qualities of the two breeds.
In the hunting field, whenever a horse
has possessed any Arab blood, he has al
ways shown himself an excellent and SUI
perior hunter. This was the opinion OF
no less judge than Mr.. Davis, the late
Royal Huntsman of England.
For the stud, ifcrossed on the right kind
Of mares, the Arab has 10 equal; his off
spring is large, well formed and beautiful.
The best cavalry horse in the world would
be the cross of the Arabian with our well
bred or Norman mares, the latter cross
would probably he the best In fact the
Arabian is II racer, war-horsc, light
driving horse and a riding horse, par ex-
Cellcncc. ARABIA.