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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-05-11

The German apothecaries sell simply
drugs; no toilet articles, no soda water,
and certainly no cigars, consequently
they do not form public lounging places.
They have plain, unprepossessipg look.
Glancing in from the outside through
the little square windows SO utterly
devoid of glistening show, there is moth
ing to be seen but long rows of shelves
lined with formidable looking bottles.
Every city has an English drug store,
selling all the little miscellanies that
ours do, and forming rendezvous for all
the lazy young Englishmen in town.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-05-11

ANEW YORK interviewer called on
Daniel Drew the other day and found
him engrossed in the pages of Josephus.
He said: "Pve retired permanently
from business this time, which I ou ght
to have done years ago under different
and happier circumstances. 1 never
dreamed that the time would come when
/ should have to 60 into bankruptcy.
There never was just such case as mine
ever heard Of before. No man was ever
80 rich as was, worth at one time eight
or ten millions of money, and then made
to lose every dollar of it in a short time"
Referring to the late A. T. Stewart, he
said that even that prompt business man
had delayed his charitable schemes too
long, and now they would have to be
carried out by some one else, fiat all. In
allusion to Stewards wealth, he said he
never estimated him at over forty
millions; but Vanderbilt was surely
worth hundred millions of money if he
owned dollar.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-05-11

A LINEN merchant at Randalstown,
Ireland, has sued the proprietor of a
well-known wallpaper warehouse in Bel
fast, for one hundred dollars, expended
by. him in doctor bills and medicine for
his three children, who, according to
ample medical evidence, were poisoned
through the arsenic contained in the
wallpaper purchased from defendant.
The plaintiff, however, did not obtain a
verdict, judge and jury holding that the
defendant was not responsible, having
himself been ignorant of the presence of
arsenic in the paper bought and sold by
him.
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Music.
Clergy.
OtVI SJ.
Generals horse with saddles, mol
Mourners
Masonic Brethren.
Citizens


When the procession had arriv-
ed at the bottom Of the elevated
lawn, on the banks of the Poto-
mack. where the family vault is
placed, the cavalry halted, the in
fantry marched toward the Mount
and formed a line-the clergy. the
masonic brethren and the citizens
descended to the vault and the fu-
neral service Of the church was
performed. The firing repeated
from the vessel in the river, and
the sound echoed from the woods
and hills around.
Three general discharges by the
iDfantry--the cavalry and IL
pieces of artillery, Which lined the
banks of the Poiomack back ofthe
vault, paid the last tribute to the
entomed Commander in Chief of
the Armies Of the United States
and the venerable departed hero.
The SUI was now setting. Alas f!
the SUN OF GLORY was set for
ever. No! the name of WASH
INGTON-the American Presi-
dent and General-will triumph
over death-the unclouded bright
ness of his Glory will illuminate
future ages,
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Washington ews.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-It is re-
ported that John Morrisey and other
prominent democrats contemplate es-
tablishing in this city ii newspaper
as the central organ of the demo-
crary, with a capital of $500, 900.
A report has been in circulation to-
day that Mr.. Pratt will soon resign
the position of Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, but he has not indi-
Gated any intention of that kind.
The Judiciary Committee of the
House to-day, owing to the illness of
Blaine, decided to postpone the in
vestigation of the S64 600 bond trans
actions of the Fort Smith and Little
Rock Railroad Company, of Arkan-
sas, with the Union Pacific Company,
until the 10th of July.
Dispatches from New York, Phil
adelphia, Boston, Cincinnati, Chica-
go, Louisville, San Francisco, and
other prominent cities and towns
state the Tilden ticket is well re-
ceiyed, and in many places salutesof
one hundred guns were fired. Tilden
and Hendricks demonstrations took
place in Macon, Ga, Montgomery,
Ala, and other places in the South
last night. Clubs for the campaign
are forming everywhere. AT New
Orleans and Shreveport, La, great
enthusiasm prevails.
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"Genius."

The Louisville Courier Journal
) an opinion on the subject of
MUS. and expresses it with con-
|lerable vigor:
t'Genius is the most peculiar of
tributes. Genius leaves the wa
h in the wash basin. Genius
ever shuts IA door Genius Dor
|ws small sums Of money, never
! return them. Genius gets drunk
hd affects filth. Genius loses It's
Eys and spectacles. Genius use
|her people, stamys and station
". Genius il often "a poet. Genius
of folding a newspa-
er properly or keeping a book
ean, Genius always leaves a lit
|r on somebody's desk. Genius
systematic only in bad manners.
faults are ascribed to &C.
|ntricity. Genius would be very
eppy but his selfishness won't
L him alone. Genius, in an adj
state of civilization, would
{ stamped to death by an infuri-
ted mob, paradoxical as such a
may SEEM"
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The st. Louis Nominations.

ST. LOUIS, July l The following
lisa part of an editorial published to-
day in the Westliche Post, the news
paper with which Carl Schurz is con-
nected: "Tilden and Hendricks. So
reads the democratic ticket for pres
ident. 1t is an utter impossibility
to compress within the space of four
syllables an act more perifidious to
all principle; for, who or whatever
the name of Tilden may be or imply,
he is made to be and mean that he is
the open representative of the very
opposite of that miserable policy of
which, as the stubborn spokesman
for years, Thomas A. Hendricks, of
Indiana, has been rendered so noto-
rious. We wish to emphasize the
fact that Mr. Hendricks is one of the
most prominet leaders and loudest
spokesman of the paper swindlers,
and as such was their candidate for
the first place on the democratic
ticket, but he has now been put off
with the second place. Humbug,
thy name sdemocratic reform. Gold
and paper, contraction and imitation,
reform and swindle-let us all have
it. How many men of sense will be
found to join the absurd chorus =?
Evidently the nomination of Hem
bricks was a matter concerted before
hand !; Il bargain and sale bare Of all
honor and full of Shame F; a blow in
the very face of all who sawin Tilden
the embodiment Of honest reform.
For the time being there is an
end to all honest reform on
the democratic side, and the truly in
dependent citizens who do not be-
lieve that they can serve two masters
who will have to look in another di-
rection and center their hopes else
where"
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FACTS and

|Isu kin says aoInen have no eye
Il color a d general thing.
the editor who hasn'l the u-ual
|ring boil doesn't know literary
f..
life is dull in Detroit when only
rec men fall down stairs and
eak their necks II day.
Rongressman Chittenden opposed
|e-crackers for the Centennial.
lis house sells dry goods.
Ia Western paper thinks that
liant will make a fine orator by
E time he is elected to the SEN
Ben Butler always closes one
+ before he gets off ajoke. He
tepS the other open To see II II
&tkr-.'
Ann Eiiz4 can now thumb her
81 Al Brigham. Her lectures and
(oks have brncg t her 5000.
|rbe Phi adelphia Times has
Ii i ,iaZ lawsuits on hand,
the itayer, predominate in
editorial sanctum.
"a lawsuit begun in 1882 con-
rning $400, 900 has just been de-
led in England. Not a cent is
I of the $500, 900.
|Thera is a convict in the Virgin
penitentiary serving out a SEN
bee of two years for the crime OF
Ealing an orange.
The Black Hill Indian who
esn't take a dozen scalps a day
h't hold up his head or get the
ST swig at the fire-water..
Emerson dresses very plainly,
Id if his umbrella were left in the
st.office on a rainy day no one
build touch it for a month.
The weather is getting so warm
ound Duluth that most OF the
liskey has thawed out and the
heels of commerce revive once
ore.
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of Spiritual Decline.

l.. When you are averse to religious
nversation or the company of heaven
minded Christians.
". When, from preference and with
it necessity, you absent yourself from
ligious services.
8. When you are concerned
bout pacifying conscience than honor
g Christ, in performing duty.
When you are more afraid of being
hunted over-strict than Of di %shonoring
|hrist.
5. When you trife with temptation.
think lightly of sin
6. When the faults of others are more
matter of censorious conversation
ban secret grief and prayer.
Z. When you are impatient and I'M
brgiving toward the faults of Others.
8. When you confess, but do not for
BIKE sin; and when you acknowledge,
|ut still neglect, duty.
0. When your cheerfulness has more
\ the levity Of the unregenerate than
he holy Joy of the children of God.
10 When you shrink from seif-exam-
Cation.
HI. When the sorrows and cares of
be world follow you farther into the
hbbath than the SAVIOR and sancity of
lie Sabbath follow you into the week.
IL When you are easily prevailed
|pbn to let your duty as a Christian
Eeld to yoer worldly interest or the
pinions ofyour neighbors
Is, When you associate with men Of
d world without solicitude about do
IA good or having your own spiritual
|Hiniured.
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tifc. lam all UnrayeIling.'

A man coming home one night
a little more than half-seas
yer, feeling thirsty, produced a
lass of water and drank it. In do
ne so he swallow we'd small ball Of
INK that lay in the bottom of the
unbler, the end of the thread
itching in his teeth. Feeling
cmething in his mouth, and not
Lowing what it was, he began to
Eall at the end, and, the little ball
Ia winding, he soon had several
[ards of thread in his hand. and
MI no end, apparently, Terrified,
|e Shouted at the top Of his voice,
wife! l say, wife, come
lere ! am all unraveling.'
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FuneraI Services of George
Washington.

| herewith send youa copy of
the notice of the funeral services
of George Washington, as it APP
peared in the Telegraph two
days after ii took place. Wash
ing,on, died Dec. Ia. 1899, and
was buried the 10Th OF the same
mouth We give you a copy of it
verbatim. with all he capital let.
'ers and punctuation.
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DRY GOODS & GROCERIES-D. M. ShaHer & Bro.
RARE INDUCEMENTS.
Grand Springand Summer Openiy,
MAMMOTH STOCK

OUR STOCK Is COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
PRlNTS--AH r. standard makes at the lowest prices.
BLEACHED AND nROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTlNGS.
GlNGHAMS, CHEvI0fS, DENNIS, DRILLS, TICKS, &c, all under the market
DRESS GOODS-An the fashionable shades n syes-P1an; Plaid aud Striped
Popins, Serges in al colos. Black Cashmcess Black Alpacas, Black Mohars
Irish pophns, Japanese Popins
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER oFFERED IN BLACK slLKs
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VICTORIA LAWNS. SWISS AM TARLETONS.
WHITE LINN sulTINGS EaBRoIDERy, EDGiNGs AND lNsERsNGs.
JEANS, C0TTONADES,T WEEDS, CASHMERES, at aaonishingly law figures.
HOSIERY, GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFS. CORSETS, LACES, SILK NETS AND
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FOREIGN NEWS.

COMPETITION OF IRISH RTFLEMEN.
LONDON. June 30.-The COMPETE
ton of the Irish rifiemen at the Muir
rough of Wicklaw for the Abercorn
cup yesterday resulted in a victory
for VIM. Rigby, who carried off the
cup.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
LONDON, June 30.-In the House
of Commons, this afternoon, Mr..
Burke, under foreign secretary, in
reply to a question, said SO far as the
government could ascertain The ru-
mored presence of the Ressian Grand
Duke V'ladimer in Servia is untrue.
Mr.. Isaac Butt, Home ruler mem
Der from Limerick city, moved
for the appointment of a select
committee to inquire into the
nature, extent and grounds of the
demand of a large proportion of the
Irish people for a restoration of the
Irish parliament, with power to con-
troll the internal affairs of that coun-
try.
The ~Servo-Turkish Trouble.
LONDON, July 1.-The Telegraph's
Berlin special says that the prince OF
Montenegro has solemnly engaged to
remain neutral in the Servo-Turkish
troubles.
A special to the Post from Berlin
says. Count Won Arnim has arrived
at Carlsbad. He is closely watched
by Prussian detectives.
PRELIMINARY sKIRMISHING.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1.-The
Porte has received IA letter from Ser
via announcing that NJ. Cristies'
diplomatic mission has been counter
manded.
A dispatch from Widdin, a strong
ly fortified town in Bulgaria, on the
Danube, near the Servian frontier,
reports that the Servians have fired
several shots at the Turkish frontier
guard. The dispatch also states that
the Servian commissioners to inquire
into the recent alleged violations of
the frontier left Widdin Suddenly.
INTERNATIONAL PEDEsTRIANIsM.
LONDON, July III. Vaughan,
the pedestrian, writes to Bells life,
accepting the challenge of O'Leary-
theAmerican pedestrian, for "a hours
walking match. Vaughan declines
to make a six days match because
he has never had an opportunity OF
testing his capabilities to that extent.
He prefers to walk i'll England.
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PERSONAL

Hayes is a Presbyterian
Gail Hamilton is Mrs. Blaine's
sister.
$4,000 dead-heads at the Centen-
NAL.
Napoleon's valet, Marchand, is
dead, aged So.
Mrs. Senator Logan has return
ed to Chicago 10 live.
Gen. Burnside suffers severely
from the neuralgia.
Jesse Pomeroy, the Massachu-
sets boy murder. is growing fat
on prison fare.
President Elliot, of Hazard will
spend nine months in Europe.
Bowdoin College will have Miss
Kellogg at their commencement
concert. Miss Kellogg will have
$500.
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49,"
iugton, died Dec. IA. 1899, and
was buried the 20th OF the same
month We give you n copy of it
verbatim. with all he capital let.
'rrs and punctuation.
Georgetown, December 20.
On Wednesday last, the eiortal
part ot General Washing on the
grtat-the Father of his country
and friend of man. was consigned
To the toinb, with solemn hOnors
and funeral pomp.
A multitude of persons assem-
bled, from many miles around,
ut Mount Vernon, the choice
abede and last residence of the IL
lu-trious chief. There were the
gruves-the spacious avenue the
beautiful and sublime fences the
noble mansion but. alas !! the au-
gust inhabitant was now no more.
The great soul was gone His NOR
tai part was there indeed but ah!
how affecting! howawful the spec
tacle of such worth and greatness,
thus, to mortal eyes fallen-yes I!
fallen fallen?
In the long and lofty Portico
where oft the hero walked in all
his glory, now lay the shrouded
corps. The countenance still COM
posed and serene, seems to express
the dignity of the spirit, which
lately dwelt in that lifeleSs form.
There those who paid tn last sad
honors to the benefactor Of his
countrywide an expressive--a fare.
we'll view.
On the ornament at the head of
coffin was inscribed Surge al Fu-
dicium about the middle of the
coffin Gloria Deo-and on the sill
ver.plate
GENERAL GEORGE WASHING
TON departed this life on the l4th
Dec '96 Kt '63.
Between three and four O'Clock
the sound of artillery from a yes
sci in the river, firing minute guns,
awoke a fresh and solemn sorrow
the corpse, was moved-a band
of music with mournful melody
melted the soul into all the ten
derneSs of woe.
The procession was formed and
moved in the following order:
Cavalry,
Infantry : With arms reversed.
Guards,
Music.
Clergy.
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"What tho on namely fare we dine,
Wear holden gray and a. that,
Gle fools their silks and knayes their
wine,
A mans a man for that, and a. that"
''And the hopest man, tho e'er so poor,
is the king o. men
For a. that, and a that and a. that
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Gov. Tilden will not deliver the
Chancellor's grafton at Union Col
lege.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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