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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-19
/ NUMBER 81.

few millions from her treasury even if it.
does fatten government hatpies, but her
honor, sacred pledges 70 Tie freed mar, bs
fore the world and high heaven, avowedr
she must not forget. Amid all its delin~
quencies, has not the Republican party sus-
tanned the nations honor and credit at home
and abroad Paid a reasonable amount of
the public debt? Stood by the freedman
and the constitution as itis2 VIII you for
SO slight cause. help to deliver over this
government to open fRepualators, to con
federates and confederate sympathizers, to
the ultra Mountains element. opposed to all
progress and freedom Of thought, to the
party whose key rote is TO the vlctors be-
long the spots, to the Bashi Bazouks of the
south who murder American citizens for
partisan cause, and blaspheme the sacred
name of liberty with oaths and impreca-
tions vile?
j. i. JILsUN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-19
TIC Make Apple Butter.

A lady writes the Germantown
Telegraph that there is a great dif-
ference in the quality Of butter, even
where it is the product of our best
farmers wives. Sometimes It is
too acid, or TOO soft, or too light or
lumpy. These are the results of
the improper proportions of cider
and apples, or that the apples were
not sweet enough. Apple butter is
a wholesome and desirable relish on
the supper table, or il can be made
into most excellent tarts.
The way | make my apple butter
is as follows: Ifyou have a barrel
kettle, take thirty gallons of sweet
cider, that Just from the press is to
be pyeferred;bo it down to one third
of the quantity; then add altogether
about two bushels of pared, quarter
ed and cored sweet apples, about
one third at time, judging as to
the quantity Of apples; then stir the
whole mass constantly with long
handled wooden stirrer, reaching
down to the bottom this stlrrer
must be from four to five inches
broad at the bottem, rounded little
to fit the bottom of the kettle, and
half a dozen or more half inch holes
bored through it. The mass must
De kept boiling and stirred until the
whole is reduced TO say one half the
original quantity of cider, assumes
lark color, and is perfectly smooth
md paiatable. For this purpose
samples should be taken out and
asted. When done it should be
nut in jars, well tied over with pa
Der, and placed in cool place. 9th
'rwise it may twork" and lose a
yreat deal Of its value.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct. 4, 1877

w WASHINGTON, -. O.s OCC. 4, 1OGO.
|Tlhe UmUe8giq1g of the McPherSo19 Statue
-EfoqSs TO Keep the Centennial Open
-I5zdea3'S chief Hes2c7o1p071-IEe
Richmond Dispatch G0dtb more of ats
Sage assertions D0Uis' name
mentioned at a Mass Meeting ot"Re-
5fornerS,'' Gs1 Wheeling. W. Va, made
the fWezkiqa Ri7ag-Good Whisky.
AS we near the DAY fixed for the re-
union, in this city, OF the society of the
Army of the Tennessee, and the unwilling
of the Mcpherson Statue, much interest
is manifested and anxiety expressed that
the ceremonies may be credtable to the
citizens Of Washington, TO the society,
and do betting honor to the memory Of
the gallant commander who gave ne his
life IN the performance OF his duty 10 his
country. The society VIII meet IN the
18th inst. & large number Of invita-
tions have been sent out to distinguished
soldiers and civilians, the greater part or
whom it is expected will be present
on the occasion.
Every arrangement has been made for
the accommodation oe invited guests. A
welcome Will be extended, on their arri
val, by Gov Denn:son. 4 special invita-
|tion will he extended to Sergeant Geo.
f. r. ynolds, the soldier who found the
body Of bis commander upon the field Of
battle. Those who will be requested to
be present will include tie President OF
the UnnedStates and his Cabinet, Justices
of the Supreme Court, the War Cover
|nors of The States, the classmates OF Gen
and ali the members of his family and
personal friends. Gen. Logan will deliv-
er an address. after which the statue will
be unveiled. This will close 'hp cere-
monies at the monument. The proceed
ings of the society wilt occupy two
days.
Efforts are being made 70 keep the
Centennial Exposition, (the close Of
which had been arranged for the 10th OF
Noyember,) open until the Both proximo.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-19

En b. WHITAKER q CO Manufacturers OF
"a q Portable d. stautonary steam Engines and
boilers, Shaftipg ana Pulhes, Hand and Power
Tire Beaders fire Drills, and ala other kinds OF
Machinery. Also Kenesha Union Thimble Skeins,
Tuvers Bolster&nd Reach Plut@s, Kettles, Slelg1
shoes and Post Manls. Repairing a0nepromptiY-
KenOsha Wis, Aprl 20th, 1874.
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me- ANDRE Manufacturer, Wholesale and
He Retail ldealertn cigars, P4ug, Cut Chewing
and Smoking rObacco Snuff, Pipes, sc. His Oh
CARS are ali mad from best s5ities OF domestic
and imported tobacco, and sold 10 the trade at
lowest cash rates. Also .constant Il yonband some
fine Meerschaum Pipes. Orders prom pity flied.
Directly opposite his old stand, No 371S Main
Street Kenosha, Wis.
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y1vAHNEN BROTHERS, No. ~ Main ST., Keno
"a sha, Merchant Tailors- We keep constantly
IN hand we'll selected stock OF cloths, Cent?
and Caus of the latest styles. Work done and
. GODS sold rs cheap a. any other establishment
n the city.
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THE
Remington Sewing
M A 9 Fl L N e

Does as great range of work al any machine IN
the market ,andruns very ght and noislees. We
willsend it TO any address by express c. o. d. az
ed in every town and county. Send fer price list
% J. O. STACY ,Gcn'lA gent, st7 Spring Street.
Milwaukee. Wisconsin 22vI
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settlement, having sown the land with
dragons teeth? "As ye soT, shall vel
also rean GAMMA.
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TILDEN,s INCOME.

Statement of What He SlUore 1t lUGS, and Of What
1t Really Vas as Nearly as Can be Ascertdll-
& ED Nice Showing fer a 'sItefol7ner!.s rs
Here is the record. Keep il prominently
before the country. GA the 10th day of /
December Mr.. Tiden made oath to the
following: auf a5a ~
I hereby certify that the following is q
true and faithful statement of the gains.
profits, or income Of Samael j. Tilden, OF
the city of New York, IN the couaty OF New
York, aad State OF New York, whether
derived from any kind Of property, rents,
dividends, salary. or from any profession,
trade, .employmenrs, or vocation, or fron /
any other source whatever, from the lstd ~
of January to the 31st day Of Decent or.
1862, both days ineusive and subject o. an
Income Tax under the excise laws 4 the
United States ss,. &
W aa a Rate Amt NN tax e.
Income from all sources m
WShaey.eF subject to-. per cent. 3ys S2t86a
sworn and subscribed 5efore mo y. 4 tnjo ast
day of December, 1868. U. G. FTrTTaRD,
af Assis' 81 saaassor
Dated at New York this 2 ASh day 81 De
cernber, 1863
Instead Of his income b strng s7.lle. merely,
The following amoGhtsr eeei7ed in l8a2 have
ecly be followed by o. .hess.
Feb. To- Fee for Tru .fsee and Mas as
ter Commissioner sJseed to the Pur-
chasing Commit tee q Pitsburr,
Fort Wayne sn6 Chicago Railroad
Company $500. 49,. e s5o0c
Feb. 25-Fees aud expenses with
reference 70 deed Of former rail-
r conr, 'o pit my, pursuant TO order Of
coutt, I II H6arg, Fort Wayne and
Onleago N@ilroad Company. 2. oOS
March / ~gor drafting, ETC.. FIRST
morts Age deed OF constructed cor
! poFa' rom. Pittshurg, Fort Wayne
| anu Chicago Railroad Company. 5,00C
MAR n 1--Fees for second mortgage
G@tcego Railroad Company. -. - 2. so;
. Iarch Fees for third mortgage
deed Pittsourg, Fort Wayne and
4 Chicago Railroad Companv.~~.... 4 5O'
! 1dsEcfl 2-Fees tor final convey ancet to
railway company, subject to the
mortgages, PittsburgjFort Wayne q
g Chicago Railroad Company. -. 5,OU
Company...~.. . ....,.'-.........-.... 500
( l1actober N-Services to second mort
/ gage bondholders ofSt. Louis, Alton
and Ferre Haute Railroad Com
pany, S per affidavit. .-,.. 49,. tQ,0V'
Nov. T-SerVices to first mortgage
b0Gdholders of St. Louis Alton and
> Per affaayit. o.09
= Dec. 3t--Eees during year from CHI
o Observation-Disclosures Com 1880
Fees during year forn4 Toledo aud
= Wabash Railroad Company ......-. 1890
= Share ot'bonds retained for services
: during year connected with recon
/ strncton CT Chicago aud Alton
Railroad Company. ...-~.-......-.. $500
Salary rs Trustee and President OF
Balance Dry Dock Company 80. 100
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JOHN MONAGHAN,

Dealer in Stationery, Notiona. @ruit, CONNECTION
cry, Nuts, Cigars and Tobscoo, Market Squares
Just west of tae Post Office.
N. B.-weigTing of Hay, &c, Fairbank
Scales, attended TO promptly Gift
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-19

gyoHNSoN's BOOK STORE, NO. so Main ST,
- 4 fill aud complete assortment OF School
9ooi[s also Standard and miscellaneous Books,
0yriting ana all Paper, Sheet Music and various
articles of the trade o ~ 0Ohle> 9O"'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-19
mnAtkRLM WOhKs.

MHAKBLE WORKS.
I'VE HUGGINS 81 W-ASS1B u I'm
sKcnosha and Racine, Wis. Monumental aad
C,ravestone work eEecutedln the highest style OF
ne art. R.F. ROBERTS, Agent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-19

q BURG, has removed his Barber Shop to NO
IA . 81 Main St., second door North Of THOMAS
English saop, which building has th99r5ougniy
Ger and where he will be happy to meet MS otd
customers, all who require his services In the&Ft
tOnsOrial-
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S1,0O7,668.2U
Here is chance for another explane-
ton. These are receipts from only one
source. mind, but during ali the years
from 1864 TO 1878, he paid taxes to the
United States on but $150,G00-an aver
age of $4,000 year! Oh Shammy!
And the following is copy Of the
receipt Given by Samuel J. Tilden to the
Union Pacifc Railroad for $25, 900, on
account Of service rendered ia organizing
the Cred;t Mobilier scheme:
"ITnion Pacific Railway Company to s. j. Tilden,
To professional services during the year
1867. "a per memorandum ........... 8 5000
1865, as per memorandum ..,....." 1900
1860. as per'meuolandnm ........ 10000
1870, as per mem orandum ............... 1880
$4,000
Received paynert in fill as against the said
company. and as against all directors and other
parties involved tq Or corrected With the ltiga-
ton mp to January ], 1871 s. j. TtLDEN."
These amounts were received during
she years when Mr. 'Thden made DO re-
turn nf his income, and IT is fair TO pre-
snme that he never paid any tax on
them. The discovery of his receipt 1s
corroborative pronf of his systematic
fraud on the Government.
by the way, tie following Is pretty
little companion piece for the foregoing:
'NEw YeRK, September s, 1868.
ssThe National Broadway Bank will pay 20 the
order ofWill!am NJ Tweed d. $500 =
endorsed
PAY S. j. TiIden or order,
"WILL1AE NJ TWEED
So appears that, at The very time
Tilden was working up the Credit
Moblier fraud. be was also in the pay Of
Bosss Tweed. Let US have Teformt
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TTT,DFN,S RIO. FFEs.

The Washington Chronicle publishes
the following list Of fees paid to Samuel
J Tilden in 1858. 1869 and 1870, by the
Eria Railmnv. Carr no nv -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-12

Stop! READ THIS WIN. III. Ian
don, Ll'dington, Mich, keeps constant
~ on hand all kinds of Sewing Ma
chine Fixtures. Is General Agent for
the New Wilson Underfccd Sewing
Machine; the best machine in the
world. Will sell a Good Machin. for
500: Agents wanted in every town.
lie is also, agent for the Geneva, y.
", Nurseries, and is prepared to fill all
orders for Fruit Trees, Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs and Vines. Mr.. l.. is Il
citizen OF LudingtOn, Is well known,
and we think may safely bc relied on
for fair dealing. If
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-12

The Democratic County Convention
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for county offices, convened In
Court House Hall last Friday afternoon,
and nominated-Shcriff, VIM Wood;
Judge of Probate, w. A. Burnam;
Treasurer, ID. Delzell; Clerk, w. III.
Croft; Register of Deeds, q. G. Town
send; Coroners, l.. Putnam, and Geo.
l.. Wilson. No nominations were made
for Prosecuting Attorney or Circuit
Court Commissioner.
But little comment IL necessary.
Out OF regard for Democrats whom we
consider as men of honor, and who
have the welfare of the people at heart,
we Will state that the Convention was
controlled by the same kind of influ-
ence which governed the other one.
We regret exceedingly that the polit-
ical affairs of our county have reached
their present condition; and further,
that 1t seems utterly useless to enter
protest against allowing our county
government to pass into the hands of
such men as several Of those who have
been selected as nominees.
The Saginaw daily Courier says:
"At the late Fair in Lake county there
was exhibited citron vine, grown on
the plains farm of T.. B. Kline of Elk
township, from seed accidentally
dropped. There were one hundred and
two citrOns. weighing in the aggregate
six hundred and f0rty-two pounds; the
aggregate length of the vine and
branches was two thousand one hun
dred and sixty four feet. The vine and
"froOt' have been sent to Hon. w. l..
Wcbber, and may be seen ut the gen.
cral offices of the F. & i. NJ. Railway
Company. So much for the "barren
plains"
The Reed City Clarion says: Take
county loses II very faithful and up
right officer by the defeat of Mr.. w.
A. Dcurcss for county Treasurer ut the
recent convention AS a public officer
he was a credit to the county,"
l.. j. Kline, for some time connect
cd with the STAR Office, severed his re-
latiOns with us last Saturday. Jud is
n good typo, while as to character, it
stands first-class. We wish him sue
cess wherever he may go.
Hon. r. w. Ferry, acting Vice Pres
ident of the United States, passed
through Oh the eastward bound train,
Friday morning, OH his way to Big
Rapids, where he made speech in the
evening.
Sheriff Crowley passed through here
Friday, with Il boy named VIM. Dunn,
whom he was taking to the Reform
School. The boy had been found gull
ty of larceny, and sentenced to remain
prisoner until he became of age.
Linus b. Taylor has brought us some
fine rutabagas, raised on land cleared
last Spring. 1t seems no trouble at
all to raise such vegetables Oh the
plains.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-12

We are informed that there is can
didatc for All important Office in Lake
county, who claims that he is not an
Office seeker, but that the office is seek
ing him. Granting his statements to
bc true, we have the spectacle of a
man working hard for several months,
running about the county, holding con
situations with men whose character
he processes to dcspisc; to all intcnts
and purposes entering into an alliance
with those men; and all for waht?
Was hc.trying to run away from the
office which was "sccking him"' Was
he endcavoring to "bamboOzle" the
men he profcsscd to he allied with, or
was 1t II genuine feeling of "aflinity?"
In either case, how much ofthe'cssence
of true principle was there in the
movement? We would he glad to pub
lish the candidates explanation and
defense, and will do it cautiously. If
he endorses the character of the men
nc has been so intimate with during
the past Summer, will he have the
frankness to say so? If he has been
prncticing deception upon them, will
he inform US wherein he grounds his
reason for expecting support of hon
est, unparalleled people at tho coming
election? A frank, hearty explanation
and justification Of his course from the
Republican nominee for treasurer
would have much weight with many
Of the people of the county. If his
skirts are clear, let the people know 1t.
Give us the statement, please.
A man named Mckay, together with
his wife, were passengers on an east.
ward bound train on the +. & u. NJ.
Railway last Friday, and they had
quarrel upon the platform, which end
cd by the wife falling off while the
train was under full motion. She was
picked up, and ut first was inscnsible.
Some say her spouse pushed her off,
A.party of hunters, among them Ed.
Lawrence, engineer on the +. d i. NJ.
R'y. recently had pretty good luck
hunting deer near Star Lake. They
had slaughtered 10 deer up to the time
l.. left, and have since killed three or
four more.
Numerous focks of wild geese are
flying southwark.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-12
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To the Working Class.--we can furnish Won
employment at which you can make very
large pay, In your own localities, Without he
ing away from home over night. Agents
wanted In every town and county to take sub
scrbcrs for The Centennial Record, the largest
publication I'm the United Statcs--i8 pages OF
columns; Elegantly Illustrated; Terms only 81
per year. The Record is devoted to whatever
IL OF Interest connected with the Centennial
year. The Great Exhibition ut Philadelphia
Is f,,lly illustrated In detail. Everybody wants
u. The whole people feel great interest I'm
their Country's Centennial Birthday, and
want 10 know all about II. An elegant patri-
otto crayon drawing premium picture is pre-
scented free to each subscriber. IL Is entitled,
"In remembrance Of the One Hundredth An.
nivcrsnry of the Independence of the United
States" Size q by - inches. Any one can
become n successful agent, for but show the
paper and picture and hundreds OF subscribers
arc easily obtained everywhere. There is no
business that will pay like this at present.
We have many agents who are making ms
high M go per day and upwards. Now is the
time; don delay. Remember II costs nothing
10 give the business trial. Send for our cir.
culars, terms, and sam Tae copy OF paper, which
are sent free to oil who apply; do IL today.
Complete outfit free to those who decide to
engage. Farmers and mechanics, and their
sons and daughters make the very best OF
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD,
t@ Portland, Maine.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-12
Scarcity Of Money,

There is no doubt but the present con-
dition of all kinds of business and in
dustry is fcarfully depressed, and il be-
hoovcs every family to look carefully
to their expenses. Winter is coming
on when children are liable to Group,
WhoOping Cough, etc. Coughs and
Colds will prevail everywhere, and Con-
sumption with other Throat and Lung
disease will carry otfmany. These dis
eases should not bc neglected, Doctor
Bills arc expensive, and we would adj
wise our people to use BosCHLE's GER
MAN SYRUP. 1t never has failed. One
bottle at 80 cents will keep your whole
family well during the winter. Two
doses will relieve any case. Sold i'm all
towns in the United States, and by your
Druggist a. NJ. Burnam. 4-241y
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-12
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made I'm the conditions
OF certain indenture of Mortgage, by the
nonpayment OF the money secured 10 he paid
.nereny, which Mortgage bears date, August
18th, 1873, executed by David Fairchild to
James L.. Allen, and recorded I'm the office OF
5lie REGISTER OF Deeds, for Lake county, on the
xsth day OF August, mt o'clock p. IN, I'm Liber
gage was, on the 2Jtli dIy of July, 1874, duly
assigned, by said Allen, to Chester $. Tucker;
anu said assignment recorded I'm said Regis
yer : oInce, July 10, 1874, AT IL o'clock m, I'm
lhDer one Of Mortgages, ON page 2l0; and on
the seventh day of November, INA, said Mort
ghSe was further assigned Ivy sisd Chester \.
Tucker, 10 James Il. lien, Which was also re-
corded In said Registers office, March 18th,
so m 0sres mi II Liber One 9f Mort
day OF March, 1875, said Mortgage was further
assigned, by sid James T.. Allen, to Frederick
V. Smith, which last assignment was also,
recorded I'm said IL Ngister's office, March hulI
1879, at 10 o'clock a. MI, In I.iber one of Mort.
cages, on pages D9 and 40; and no proceed
ed TO recover the debt secui sd to he paid by
said mortgage, upon which tn ere Is due at the
date hereof the sum of Two Hundred and
Eighty-fou Dollars and Eighty Cents (s2Si.StD.
Notice IL, therefore, hereby given, that by vir-
tue OF q power of sale contained I'm sai,. mort
gage, the lands and premises described TIA ere
In the township OF Cherry Valley, County OF
Lake, and state OF Michigan, being the SOUTH
c f,s e, quarter y; r.. ~ OF Section Twenty-six
twelve ~ West, containing 100 acres OF land
according to the government survey; will be
sold to the highest bidder,
On the OH Day Of December, Il. ID. 1876,
at the door of the Court House I'm the village
OF Baldwin, IN said County OF Lake, (said
Court House being the place for holding the
circuit Court for said county, to satisfy the
amount due on said mortgage, and an attor-
neys fee of sixty dollars provided for therein;
and all legal costs.
FREDERICK v. SMITH,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Dated, Sept. 18th, 1876.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-12
Sherif'S Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF ONE EXECUTION, issued
out OF, and under the seal, ofthc Circuit Court
tested an the 18th day of July, "A. ID. 1875, I'M
imvor Of the Singer Manufacturing Company,
iiainti1fs, ana Austin =. Randall the Defend
the right, title and interest of the above name ed
deiendant, IN and to the following described
the Northeast quarter OF Section Eight ~.
Town Seventeen 90 North, of Range Eleven
ull West, state OF Michigan, ana County of
public auction, TO the highest bidder, ut the
front door OF the Court House, in the village
of Baldwin, on
Tuesday, the 3lst Day of October,
4. ID. 1876, mt Ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
that day.
Dated, this 18th day OfSeptember, A. ID. 1875.
ISAAC GRANT,
Sheriff OF Lake county and State OF Michigan
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-12

When Goods of all kH cuB and must be sold "a chc,u;
Haldwin-Qualty, Quantity and Freight, consdered-as n;
any town in the United States We have unsurpassed fc
ties for getting Goods from frscass Markets. either East or
West Our expenses very igft, DO work. and
have no Store rent pay We carry large Stock of DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES CLOTHING
CLOTHS HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES
and PROVISIONS, SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONARY
We have also recently added the large variety fine
assortment of Shelf Hardware consisting part .. Table and
Pocket CUTLERY House Furnishing Goods Door rr:sm,cs
uhASS, SASH, DOORS, Farm Tools, HOES STOVES
SPADES, FORKS, SCYTIIES, GRAIN CRADLES. g., &.
me assortment of TnWare always hand. We are now
selling good Prints for per yard Good yarl-wdc
Sheetng cents per yard Our prices shall always be as low
as the owest-Quaty ard Quantity considered 70 ouy
Friends ard Customers would say: We make no prcter
ton doing Credit Business; haven't Capital to do
so, if we wished We hope all who read this Card will spare
the necessity of repeating the Counter
Emmett Coon & Co.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-12

do IN Reward for an fncurablc case. DIR
pCCO j. l.. FITbER, being sworn, says: I
chair 1850; have devoted 10 years, exclusively
TO rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout, Kidney and
Liver diseases. Iguarantec DIR. Filters Itheu-
matte Remedy, Kidney Cordial, and Liver
Pills, u permanent cure, or will refund money.
Pamphlets References, and Medical advice
sent by mail, gratis. Address Dr. FILTER, Is -.
Fourth, Phila. Medicines ut Druggists. If
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-12
Chase a. kinne.

Manufacturers and Dealers in Lum-
her and Lath. Special attention paid to
i,ill Stuff Mill and Yard OH line of +.
IL y. NJ. Hallway, L. milrs wet of Bald
win. 49,