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Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
Joking with iSOyAity.

A friend hands us the Strond .J0uV
naL, England, from which we make th
following extract, that seems intend
ed TO ridicule the obsequiousness 0
DR.. Russell, correspondent OF the Lor
don Times
TIE PIG
The Prince sUsCeeied III killing one pig.
-CopY of Times tolegI apl from Ili,,ia.
H0! England sound the trump and drum,
Your flags and banners rig;
From IIsdIa'- shores the newe h2s come
Our Prince has Killed II zig.
Each English heart will faster hoat
With pride and triumph big,
TO read . this heroic feat,
This Killing Of the pig.
Each butcher boy who drives around
%i'hrapIl morning gig,
VIII feel devotion III re profound
For hin who killed the pig
They now sank Ii cGrk eclipse
Who's words net wort3;a fg,
Who dared TO snarl at itDy.t. tr ;'s
our Prince has killed pig
Who now shsll say n vIsi>'- vain,
Or call Il iEfTa dIE 2
iiua;r!Ous pTiuJo Rsmatu. kena n
AID kll 'iUiiI5 pig
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

SUICIDE OF YoUxG LADY Y-PHILA-
DELpI1A; Jan. 6.-Nis5 Caroline Johu
son, young lady of wealth, reading
at 14O2 Chestnut street, in this city,
committed suicide by taking poison last
night. Her brother committed suicide
last summer by jumping from u steam'
ship on the Delaware river, having
lust returned from Eegope.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
Ehern2onI ofrICHE

From the Signal Office st this place
we obtain tha following report Of tht
state of the Thermometer yesterday Al
ternoon at $50 o'clock aI the various
stations below.
Augusta, 66, clear: Charleston, CO.
lair; Galveston, u, fair; Indianola, 78
fair; Jacksonville, II, fair; Key West
10, fair; Mobile. 56, fair; Montgomery
50, fair; New Orleans. 73, fair; Nor
folk, 58, fair; Savannah, s., clear
Punta Rassa, II, cloudy; ST. Marks. So
fair; Wilmington, 81, hazy; CorsIcss-a
73 fair,
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

The Now York ETt5llac If january
7th qya: f'The auarrai between the
pennsyI Ivania Railroad Company anu
she Delaware and Bound Brock Issil-
road Company. Near the village Of
EOpewell, about twelve miles from
Trenton. where the latter insists OIL
crossing tho track of the former. cul-
minated IN q formidable struggle be-
tween the two last evening Ine NEor-
cer and Somerset Railroad, & branch
of the PENNSYLVANIA, II order to pro-
vent the Delaware and Bound Brook
Road from crossing at this point, mas
had all summer and fall, locomotive
standing On the spot Of.the intended
crossing, so as 10 prevent the frog be-
ing laid, and the Delaware and j20and
Brook Road from making 4 connection.
This engine, IN order to let the rcgU-
lar train pass, had to go on the siding
at each arrival, and after it passed
would return again TO the disputed
spot. Last evening. as soon rs the
engine PASSED on the siding. about 300
iabCrers, III the employ 0ftie Delaware
and Bonnd Broob Bead, sud
denly appeared, and tore up She siding
and built a temporary structure, SO as
to enable them to go on with the work.
me L 1SnElSYkSt-ltA 1AF':ttt t4LtLl5-4S GSlEf[
informed of the fact sent AZ engine
and broke through this temporary
structure: bu5 doing SO It ran Of the
track, and was Knocked down the hill
In the mean time the frog was put
down, and "A Bound BROOK engine
placed OF the frog. and chained down
fast to the ties with immcnce chains,
and barricade built around it.
LATER. latest particulars from
the railroad troubles in Hopewell are
that reenfcrcements have been arriving
from oil quarters. Both companies
have forwarded additional men, and,
with the farmers in the neighborhood,
the number present is estimated at
LOCO men. Two engines are wrecked.
The Delaware and Bound Brook Road
men have torn up considerable por-
| ton OF the track, and still have their
engine OF the frog, and up TO p. N.
were masters Of the situation. The
chief engineer, T. II. BayIer Of the
| Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad,
| the counsel Abraham Browning, ans
| several other leading men, went this
evening. The Sheri- Of the county
! also went up 10 preserve the pcacs.
! The commissioners to condemn the
road have made their report, ailnWel:
the Pennsylvania Railroad $3.50. The
! award was refused.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

1t is clear that the Congressman did
not come from Tennessee, or ne would
have known better than to have assign
ed 13 electoral votes to that State.
The Tribune correspondent then made
list of the sure Republican States,
which he presented TO the Congress
man ,eith the remark that it included
winter" The list was just exactly as
the Congressman would have made it,
so he said, and as it includes Colorado
it is fair to presume that the CORES
pondeat had an attack of heterophemy
when he spoke of Nevada. The list .s
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

The Pail Mall Gazette of the 9th had
a special telegram from Berlin con-
tanning thefoIlowing: The semi-official
journals having expressed the opinion
that the Ultramontape opposition TO
the Government is ebatine. the Ger
mania (Ultramontane orgar} declares
that the assumption is unfounded.
'The submission to the State IN the
sense demanded by Prussia is coutrae
dictory to the fundamental principles
of the Church. and can never be ac-
corded"
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
GOV. TInDEN,s MESSAGE.

We have been for some time in pos
session of an advanced copy of Gov
ernor Tllden's message, for which we
return our thanks to Mr.. W. F.
Pelton, Military Secretary of the Ex-
ecutive.
The conspicuous position which
Governor Tilden occupies in regard to
the next Presidency will render any
thing from him of great interest.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

THE Presidents SAIARY.-The OLD
bill looking to a reduction cf she Pres
idents salary was introduced il the
Senate to-day by AEr. Wright of lows.
Tt provides that after March :; 1877,
the salary of the Executive Da twenty
five thousand dollars per annum. Such
s bill will undoubtedly be passed TINS
session Washington special, Ealtl-
! more Sun.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

A Democratic Congressman who is
declared by u Philadelphia correpond-
ent of the New York Tribune to be one
of tie leading members, has been
making listz OF ti.e probable electoral
vote Of the States, rs indicated by the
present political situation. The fol.
lowing is his list of the electoral vote
10 matter HON it mny nominate for
pracidaut.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

The Detroit Free Press thinks it is
of no consequence, SO far as the merits
of the lists are concerned, whether the
Congressman who is credited with
having made or assisted in making
them was @ myth, with an existence
only in the imagination of the CORES
pondent, or veritable reality IN flesh
and blood. Sanguine Republicans will
undoubtedly say that the list of sure
Democratic States is larger than the
aspect warrants while, on the other
haud, few Democrats viii concede that
the sure Republican strength has not
been oyerstated, or tbat some Of the
States classed as doubtful are suffi-
GENTLY SO t. cause much doubt in the
Democratic mind in regard to tleIr
status. Beyond ali questions, any
party which shall carry Connecticut,
New York New Jersey, indiana, Cali
f,rnia and Oregon in the Presidential
election swill elect its candidate, and
each of these states is rs surely Demo
cratic as either New Hampshire, Ohio,
Wisconsin OF Illinois is surely Repub-
lican. The fact is, that States COM
manding nearly il not fully half the
ELECTORAL vote of the country are SO
closely balanced that very little will
turn the scale.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

I,aIE 1hE BRAZILIAN CABLE RETAINED
poN' Jan. 6.-The cable connecting
rens;rs1 r1i and Brazil has already been
the aed' red The break occurred near
sionaa ae,ahd OF Medeira, and was occa-
aeo by a violent storm.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
N O II G Fl

GsTArE or NORTH CAROLINA, SAMP-
- A0N COUNTY.
D.A. CGOTEH x CO r, e,.,,.-ior ro,rt
a,
.. ". ispLLAED. ran "'"''
- appearing = the~safisfaction of this Court
Z upOD the affidavit at -. T. Cooper, that the
defendant hath -a Nyged himself from the
Jouuty of Sampson. Had state Of North Caro-
Is-a, 'lg41 70 4aseuts hiEageil from the same,
tha5 the oriineTy process OF law cannot be
served. lt - tn1ref fore ordered that publication
no ;uafN for f0ar week ia the WnmINGToN
A1.=oLifginT Ei-I that unless he repleyieb
5hc property ieY5ed upon, by giving = bail bond,
and pleads 81 deuurs 1T the next Term OF tho
Superior Cour5, ID he held for tie County OF
Samrsou, on the sixteenth Monday after tho
second Monday IN August, 1875, Judgment by
default VIII be entered against him, and the
property levied op viii be condemned to satisfy
tlD s00e.
2 y testimony whereof, 1 here unto set my
4ad. and EfiiE the seal said Court, at
flee N Clinton this the first day OF November,
y. 1873.
y. L. UULREFH, Clerk,
superior Court OF Sampson County, n.
kerr & KERR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. noy5w4
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
NO. 2

William Nordeet NeWbold, Perqui-
mans county.
Richard Clingman Puryear, Yadkin
county.
Waightstin Burge Reinhardt, Ruth
erford county.
Henry Howard Sandlin, OnsIow
county.
Harry Skinner, Pitt county.
George Mancius Smedes, Wake
county.
John Henry smythe. COL, New Han
over county.
Julian Augustine Turaer. Stanly
county.
Walter Parker Williamson, Edge
combe county,-Raleigi Sentinel.
MARRIED.
In Rowan. Thos. Overman and Fan
ME Sides. L. G. Trexler Iand Eve A.
TreXler;J. A. Richie and Jemima Lud-
wig; Daniel Stirewalt and Sarah J.
Wilhelm; David FL. Beaver and Mar
garet A. Pechel: DR.. Jas. Brown and
Josephine @, Litaker.
In Yadkin, D. W. Joyper and Rhoda
Hutchings; Solomon Wilhelm and
Mllly Norman.
In Camden. M. FL. Pinnix, of Lex
ington, and Hannah @. Baxter.
In Pasquotank, Thos. Simpson and
Isabella Markham.
In Edgecombe, G. ". Bachelor and
Fannie Rockiey.
In Hillsboro, W. Il. Revels nnd
Mary Rogers.
In Charlotte. T Simmons OIarkson
to Lizzy Yates.
At Trinity College, G. B Everett, of
Concord, to Mary e Graves.
In Gaston county, Rev & 4 Wells,
Anna u Fronaberger.
La Dallas, Mr Julius Alexander TO
Mary 4 Morris.
In Linoonton. Or G L Conner, cf
s @ to Ella Lander.
In Haywood, Chatham Co, DR. 1 Y
Budd, formerly OF Philadelphia, to
Annie c Boyan.
In Rockingham Co. Jas I McCaIhs-
Mamie Robertson.
In Rockingham Co. Z Q Piokton, Of
Danville, Va, 20 Mary FlIman.
Ia Cumberland o., Dr q i lie
SWeen to Annie McAEst6T
In Cumberland Co. Jacob Giles TO
Ersizine Mckay.
In Rowan 90, Geo 4. MeNieu to
Mrs Ida ' Hix.
In Rowan Co., VIM G Covington, of
Va, to Bette T. Montgomery.
In Rowan Co, Philip NJ Nelson 20
Maggie e Ramsey.
In Blaaan Co, J . Stevens 20 Mary
4 Graham.
At Iron station LINCOLN, Go, Z.
P Friday 80 Iv&nna Delingor.
In Anson Co., Henry 4 Hi to Fan
nie y Auntley.
In Anson Co.. WR Cox TO Rosa z
Hough.
In Arson Co.. j Billingsby to julia
NJ Ramsey.
In Orange Co., JAS II Garrard to
Julia 4 Duke.
Ii Orange Co., Giles / LatsR to
Martha Holloway.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

sza2 ErEtn makes class oopasotton at Hei.
!eu .0r slt loia5a North via BY Line. and
Pi.rler Cars are ron 0u this tram between VII.
ultDRluZ and Portsmouth.
90 $jzaroES Eraiu G0uEacEs only WITH sIl
.ait 48rte. EsIsEsszg,'s EsaE4.ee aiaess
lze-- lars on z3asa EPsskra, -
EE5tEzt Tral2s VIII leGvs Wilmington rr:
sssEtE = SEQ =. A,. GD q arrive st 1.s0r'. M
JOHN g DIVINE,
General Sup't.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14

In Davidson, Wm. Harris. aged 81.
In Forsythe, Mrs. Cathar;ne Vest,
aged 80; Abraham Fav. aged rs.
IN Camden, Miss Bette Nash, aged
Il.
II Paequotank, Joseph Cartwright,
aged so.
In Nash, Mrs. Temple Be5tle.
In Edgeconlbe, Mrs. Mary Ruin,
aged 20.
In Greensboro, ZilIah Wo0dburn,
aged 81.
In Robson Co.. Washington a AIc-
Lean, aged So.
In ayettevilIe, Mrs Am Dye.
In Harpett Co., John EIliotte. aged
Il years.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
T$g - II z q =
raw FUnS WANTED.

send tcE Price Current 70 a. e. .BURKHARDT
s: M. y auUfaCtDrers ard EZpo' ters cf Ameri-
zcar Fu- SKINS is Nsst Fourth street, Gin
rI. nat5 Thcy ray gu. 5iRheet priceE current
il rferlnt. S.5rpiER s3en direct will save
tlIo profits o: z-ilcIsa2sL.. end bring prompt
cash re- u1ya Gecl5 3u
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
00liImlngton Yourn7I
rHEWILMINGTON JOURNAL
TERMS OF sURsCRIPTIOs

THE DAILY. Journal - mailcd 70 D.
cribers at EIGHT DOLLARS per annuIn Foi
as for six months ;SEv BNTY-FiVE CENTs
ner mont for P shorter period.
TIE Weekly Journa! af two dcilars per an
=, one dollar for Fix months, No subsC-i T.
- rpreiyeI to the Weekly tor less than six
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
Wj.ssGAGTeS AND WEEnns RAIL
ROAD cngzPAWY,

CzzzoS - GtEl- sRAL MISUNDERSTANDING. !
y7nHiu gtou, *. g.. Dec. 10, 1873. I
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-14
- NAR DF SOHNOIuH

On sad sIsaf D63. 10Th. Passenger Trains On
abe ~ = ~. ssi.TOsd Will run ae follows
rF1rS
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23
Il,DOrt0Ut Caution

None arc genuine unless the sigma
ture of J. Haydocli, AZ agent for the
United Statcs, SURROUNDS each box of
Pills, and ointment. n handsome re-
ward will bc given to any one render
ing such information as may lead to
the detection of any party or parties
countcrfciting the medicines or vcnd-
ing the same, knowing them to be
spurious.
y ~ Sold ut the mandatory of Pro-
fessor Holloway & Co., New York, and
by all respectable druggists and dealers
i'm medicine throughout the civilized
world, in boxes ut - cents, G2 cents
and 81. each.
There is considerable saving hy taking
the larger sizes.
n. B.-DrcctiOns for the guidance
of patients In every disorder are affixed
to each box.
Office, 10 Liberty ST., New York.
4-27 i r
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23

SroP! READ THIS WIN. III. Ian
don, I.udington, Mich, keeps constant
~ on hand all kinds of Sewing Ma
chine Fixtures. Is General Agent for
the New Wilson Undcrfccd Sewing
Machine; the best machine in the
world. Will sell Good Machin. for
$50. Agents wanted in every town.
He is also, agent for the Geneva, n.
", Nurseries, and is prepared to fill all
orders for Fruit Trees, Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs and Vines. Mr.. l.. is n
citizen of Ludington, Is well known,
and we think may safely be relied on
for fair dealing. If
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23
Yates Township Items.
Nov. 2lst. 1876.

NON. %iSt, lOfV.
Oscar Switzer has returned from
Barry county, bringing his wife with
him.
One day last week, while Whit
combs mill was running, the lever
that worked on one of the "dogs" fell
down OH large circular saw, tearing
it to pieces. The fragments flew in
every direction; but fortunately no one
was hurt. The saw was worth about
$50.
To-day, the voter of this township
voted ID for and 3 against bonding the
town for the purpose of hiring 81, 900 as
contingent fund, and to pay the
School Districts. The vote at the cleo
ton two weeks previous numbered "a;
SO that the last vote lacked four of
making one-third the vote of the town.
The opposition based their reasons
on the ground of illegality of the pro-
cccding.
Geo. III. Switzcr and Stephen w.
Thompson have contract for cutting
and putting in 2,00o,0o9 feet of logs for
J. Whitcomb & Son.
REPORTER,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23
Scarcity Of Mll3y.

There is no doubt but the present con-
dition of all KINDS of business am in
dustry Is frari'ully depressed, and 1t be-
hoovcs every family 10 l)oi careful y
to their expenses. Winter is coming
on when caildrcn are liable to Group,
Wliooping Cough, etc Coughs and
Colds will prevail everywhere, and Com
sumption with other Throat and Lung
disease will carry offmany. These dis
eases should not he neglected., Doctor
Bills are expensive, and we would AIT
wise our people to use BoSCIIh?s GER
MAN SYRUP. Itncvcr has failed. Ono
bottle at - cents will keep your whole
fimily well during the winter. Two
doses will relieve any case. sold In al
towns in thcUntcd States, and by your
Druggist \ NJ. Burnam. 4-2l ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23
HOME STARLIGHT.

Have you got your poultry fattened?
Alex. Delong and family moved this
week to Hubbardston, Mich.
Harley Hazcn is digging q cellar UNI
der his house.
Wood, is what we want now; cut to
the length of sixteen inches.
Dudley Miner has moved his family
into Alex. Belongs house.
A light dash of snow yesterday. 1t
melted as fast as it fell.
BORN A girl to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Campbell.
1t is reported that there will he one
or two more camps started near here.
Four carcasses of venison were
shipped from this point to Mason, Ing
ham county, Wednesday morning.
They are catching some splendid
black bass, with the hood, in Star Lake,
south of Baldwin, now.
Mr.. Smurthwaite and son-in-law,
are here visiting his son Thomas
Smurthwaite.
Capt. f. Saunders, of the +. & r.
NJ. Railroad Land Department, was
in Baldwin Wednesday.
"Jack" Stewart has so far recovered
from his recent sickness rs to be able
to he out on the streets again.
County Treasurer Deuress is busy
this week, settling with the various
townships In the county.
Owing to serious plumbers in our
table of election returns, last week, we
publish the corrected list this week.
We will take some more potatoes on
subscription; paying the market price
therefor.
Oliver Davenport is finishing off his
house by plastcring, building chin
ney, &c.
The Kalamazoo Business College is
having more new students this year
than ever.
The Indians were selling cheap
venison, last Monday, for five and six
cents pound.
Isaac Grant, c. X. Radcliffe and
Geo. Brofile arc plastering their houses
this week.
Misses Mary a. and Hepscy Nc
Donald left Nirvana, Tuesday evening
for California, where their parents arc
already.
w. II. Croft has started his shinglc
mill in Pinora township again, and has
shipped two or three carloads of shin,
giles to Saginaw.
o. F. Philips informs us that he has
sold his store building, to man "out.
side,n who intends to put in Il flour and
feed store.
O. F. Phillips is u "ralroad man."
now, and assists Mark Townsend in
doing the honOrs Of the +. & u. NJ
depot ut this place in good shape.
The warm weather holds OH remark
ably; and proves blessing to those
who have Out-of-door work to per-
form.
Geo. Oviatt has purchased the si-
loon building owned by VIM. Wood,
and moved it on lot joining Town
er's residence. He intends to fit it up
and make n residence of it.
The firm of Randall & Horn, Sum
mitvillc, has dissolved by mutual con
sent, and Mr.. Horn has left for Ohio
where he will reside i'm the future
Thus Lake county loses an upright MAJ
and good citizen.
Capt G.. w. Town send has compile
ted the job of fencing the Webbel
township cemetery lot. Oscar Bccbt
has the contract for fencing Pleasant
Plains cemetery, and will proceed n
once with the work.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the whole world.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.


AL t)D'si5; il,"Dyt;'s Pills
gave me hearty One.'
"IOur Pills are marvellous"
81 send for another box, and keep
them in the house"
"Dr. Holloway has cured my head
ache that was chronic"
81 gave one of your pills t. my babe
for cholera morbuS. The dear little
thing got well in II day"
my nausea of IL morning Is now
cured"
"Iour box of IIoliOway's Ointment
cured me Of noises in the head. i
rubbed some of yJIr Ointment behind
the ears, and the noise has left"
"Send me two boxes; | want one for
II poor family"
~ enclose IL dollar; your price il %
cents, but the m. licinc 10 M Is worth
Il dollar"
";Scnd me five boxes of your pills"
"I.ct me have three boxes OF your
pills 10y return mail, for Chill5 and
Fever"
have over 200 such testimonials IL
these, but want ofSpacc p!npclS me to
conclude.
For Cutanoous D sorders,
And all cruption5 Of the skin this
Ointment IL IN ,St invaluahlc. 1T does
not heal externally alone, but prnc-
trutcs with the most searching effects
to the very root of the evil.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23
Guardians Sale.

In the Matter of the Estate of Melissa A.
Robinson and Clara l.. Robinson lonly heirs
OF Dennis Robinson, deceasedl, Minors. No
tice Is hereby given that shall sell at PUB
Lie AUCTION, To the highest bidder, on
Thursday, the sSth Day Of December,
A. ID. 1876, at one O'Clock, In the afternoon, mt
ship of Cherry Valley, In the County of Lake,
In the State of Michigan, pursuant To License
and authority granted 10 me ON the 18th day
of February, A. ID. 1876, by the Probate Court
of Barry County, Michigan, all of the estate,
right, title and interest of the said minors of,
I'm and to the real estate situated and being in
the County of Lake, in the State of Michigan,
known and described MS follows, to-wit: The
Southeast Quarter of section Eighteen Qs),
IN Township Eighteen ls) North, of Ran!c
Twelve ~ West.
Dated October 3Oth, A. u. 1876.
JOHN HINDS, Guardian.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23

ca 1000 Can't he made by every agent
TS SSS every month in the business we
furnish. but those willing To worl,
can clsi.v earn n DOZEN dollars day right in their
avn localities. Have no raom to explain here.
Bu -irsa III asant and honorable. Woucn. and
buys aud girls do ~ well as men. We will furnish
you n omplcr outfit free. The business pays bet
ter than any thing else. W. will bear expenses OF
starting YOU Particulars fr e. Write and see.
Farmn;s aud mechanics. their sons and daughters
and all classes In need OF paying work at home,
should write 10 u and learn all about the work al
once. Now H. the time. Don't delay. Address
True & Co, Augusta, Maine.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23
THE TIME HAS COMET

When Goods of all kinds can, and must be sold rs ebean i,
Baldwin-Quaty, Quantity and Freight, conslered-,s i,
any town in the United States We have UNSURPASSED f
ties for getting Goods from frscass Markets either Fast 49,
West Our expenses very light do own work and
have no Store rent to 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 above large variety f
assortment of Shelf Hardware consisting in part Of Table and
Pocket CUTLERY House Furnishing Goods Door TRIMMINGS
GLASS, SASH, DOORS, Farm Tools, HOES sJJovEIs
SPADES, FORKS, SCYTHES, GRAIN CRADLES &, Co.
hne assortment of TnWare always on hand We arc ro
selling good Prints for cents per yard Good v,rlw,o
shcetng cents per yard Our prices shall always be nc law,
as the iowcs-Qualy and Quantity considered 10 our
Friends and Customers would say: We make no nrotor
on to doing Credit Business haven't the C,pa 70 do
SO, we wished We hope all who read this Card will snare
us the necessity of repeating the over our Counter
I'm ~, Df+ Noo O. ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23
FlulloWay's Fills


Invariably cure IA" IplloWins hiSc)CS:
Disorder of the Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs,
whether they sCcrrtc too much or too
little water; or whether they bcailiict-
cd with stone or gravel, or with aches
and pains settled in the loins over the
regions of the Kidneys, these Pill,
should he taken according To the pin
ted directions, AMI the Ointment
should bc well rubbed into the small
Of the back at bed time. This treat
mcnt will give almost imm c'!iatc relic!
when all other means have failed.
For Stomac!ls Out of Order.
No medicine will so cltctullly inn
prove the tone OF the st)m ,ch rs these
Pills; they remove all acidiiy occas-
toned either by itcmpcrancc or inn
proper diet. They reach the liver and
reduce it to healthy action; they are
wonderfully ctiicacious in cases OF
spasm-in fjlct they never fail in cur
ing all disorders of tie liver and stom-
ach.
HOILOWAY''S PILLS are the best
known in the world for the following
diseases: Aguc, Asthma, bilious com
plants, Bl0tchcs on the skin, Bowels,
Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dys-
cntcrv, Erysipclas, Female Irregular
tiles, Fcvcrs of all kinds, Fits, Gout
Headache, Indigestion, Inflammation
| .Iaundfcc, Liver complaints, LumbagO,
Piles, Rheumatism, Retention of urine
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Sore threats
Stone and Gravel, Tic-DoulourcuX, 1u'
mors, Ulcers, Worms of all kinds
Weakness from any cause, etc.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23
Weather Report.

The following thcrmomctrical rcpor,
was furnished for publication by Lee S
Cobb, Of Yates township: