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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03
Crooks Command.

The following dispatches have been re.
ceived by Gen. Sherman:
The following dispatch from Gen. Crook Is trans
itted for your information. Gen. Merritt will reach
ten Croot's camp on August with ten companies
~ cavalry instead Of eight at first contemplated.
Gen. ferry has moved his depot from the north Of
Powder River TO the Big Horn, on the Rosebud, and
has notified me Of his intention TO form Junction
isignedl p. II. SHERIDAN.
Lieutenant General.
HEADQUARTERS Bio HoRs AND rELLowsJosEl
ExprpITIoN CAMP ON GoosE CREEk, wy,
Juiy Is, via Fr. FErTEsMAN, July ~
To Gen. Sheridan, Chicago:
send In courier to-day TO carry In duplicates oil
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

THE relaxing power of Johnson's AnOdyne
Liniment is truly wonderful. Cases are al.
ready numerous where bent and stiffened
limbs have been limbered and Strengthened
by it. When used for this purpose the part
should be washed and rubbed thoroughly.
Apply the liniment cold, and rub it in with
the hand
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

MILLIONS ofintelligent women say that
Dobbins's Electric Soap (made by Cragin
& Co., Philadelphia), is in every respect
the best soap ever made, and will do three
times the work of any other. Try 1t.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

SAYS statistician: We have 6,000,-
600 farmers, 100000 trades people,
100000 mechanics, 1900, 900 profess
sional men, $4,000 clergymen, 10000
lawyers, 126, 1872 teachers, 1000 doctors,
1000 actors, $500 journalists, 1000, 900
laborers, and $4,000 domestic servants.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

PUDDING SAUCE.-Take the whites of
two eggs, well beaten; add to them the
juice OF one lemon, with the peel grated,
and four tablespoonful of boiling milk.
Stir in one tablespoonful of pulverized
sugar.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

AMONG the most aged peoples of the
world are Mr.. and Mrs. Peoples, of South
Carolina, aged one hundred and twenty
one and one hundred and twenty-three
wears, respectively.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

CHICAGO Tribune: Col. J. w. Forney's
centennial editorial begins thus: "This
is no common day and We tread on no
profane soil. Rather let us uncover our
heads, and take off our sandals" Rather
than what? Who ever said Philadelphia
was "profane and the sandals |" is q
touch too much, for II is well known that
all the women in Philadelphia wear top
boots, and the men 20 barefooted.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

A CROWD of "horse men" and others
daily throng the stores in country and town
for Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Poacders
They understand that horses can not be
kept in good condition without them, and
with them can be on much less quantity Of
GRAIN
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

JOSEPH LEwTER, of Milan, Tenn, wrote
February %, 1876: I" have sold Shallenber-
gers Ague Pills for twelve years, and have
never heard of a case they have not cured"
Have you chills? Shallenberger's Pills will
cure you for one dollar. Try them.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03
DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tastcess elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge, regulate, purify. cleanse and strengthen.
kADWAY'S FILLS, for the cure of all disorders
of the stomach, LIVER, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipstioo, Costive-
ness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BousSess, Bilior u,
Derangemcnts OF the Internal Viscera. Warranted
to effect positive cure. Purely Vegetable contain
ing no mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs.
BS-Obserye the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness OF the Blood
In the Head Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea Heart.
burn, Disgust of Food, Fullness or Weight In the
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking or Fluttering
at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head,
Hurried and DiiicuIt Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when In
Lying Posture Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs be-
fore the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head De,
siency Of nerspirat9n rsowness Of the sk sd ana
Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh:
A few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS Will Tree the
system from all the above named disorders; Frico
25 Cents per Box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
Read "FAIISE AND TRUE"
Send one letter STAMP to RAILWAY a CO., No.
"a Warren Street, New York. Information
worth thousands will be sent you.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

one operative supplied the demand for Turr's Hair
Dye. To-day 1t requires fifty men and girls, with
improved machinery, to do II. Tho demand Is not
confined to this country. but extends to all parts Of
the uarh
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

THERE are 100000 Catholics in the
United States, who are natives of this
country. Of Catholics born in Ireland,
there are 100000.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03
Ten Years Ago

letter, saltrheum, scald head, etc., will
certainly yield to the great Alternative effects
of the Vegetine.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03
ca IN A DIonth.-Agents wanted. 30 best
~SOV selling articles in the world, One sample
froe. Address JAY THOMSON, Detroit. Mich.


TIT YOU have q weak voice. subject to hoarseness,
Ii and throat often sore-if You have weak lungs
III If you have a weak back-if you are troub cd
IL with constipation or piles, or prolapsus uteri
or hernia-if continued speaking, singing, riding,
walking, fatigues exhausts you, your abdominal
muscles have rclaxed, and you need upholding. II
you will enclose to three stamp, the effect
ual remedy will be pointed out and information how
to obtain II with or without money.
Address, D. H. GRAVES,
Editor THE BAPTIST, Memphis, Tenn.
HAVING SUFFERED COMPASSIONATE THE SUFFERING
1000 have been relieved already.
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STOCK MARKETS.
WOOL. IN BOSTON.

There Is good demand Tor wool, put me primer
nal transactions have been confined TO California
The nav elm from the West IL coming forward more
freely. Sales Of x and * Ohio aud Penney lysnia
at 34Sas6c.; Michigan and Wisconsin neeces So@S2c;
dne delaine s60s7c combing, <094Sc.; pulled woods
sell slowly nj %@40c for superhne and x good
Eastern Maine superfne, 40c.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

There are three hundred and ten
thousand acres Of land in Germany de-
voted solely to the culture of the vine.
There are eighty thousand acres in the
newly acquired provinces of Alsace and
Lorrain. No wonder Germany fought
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

Wood engravings have made
German art famous, for in no
country has this speciality reached 30
high a standard as in Germany. In fact
it has been the associate of the history
of book printing. Berlin, Leipsic, and
Stuttgart have handsome representations
of xylographic art.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03

Judge j. o. Beal; Secretary of State,
w. M. Allison; Auditor of State, IL.
F. Sheldon; State Treasurer, Amos Nc
Louth Attorney. General,J ]. ID. Brumbony (;
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
Thomas Bartlett; Associate Judge, Wilson
shannon Presidential Electors, j. N. SOM
hacker, A. G. Barrett, s. A. Riggs, s. b.
Crawford, and John Richie. The Conven.
tion was largely attended, and was earnest
and enthusiastic.
Items In General.
Charley Ross has been found again. A
colored man, giving his name as George,
and saying that his home was in Utica, New
York, has appeared there and sought an 10.
erview WITH the police authorities. He said
that he had seen Charley Ross alive and
well within hve weeks, and, also, that he
was a servant of the gang of associates of
Mosher and Douglas, who had charge of the
stolen boy. He claims to be able to restore
the child, and says he is after the reward,
but did not dare come forward before.
Illinois crop reports show that the corn
crop, in the best growing counties, is fully
up TO the average, and in number of cases
from FIVE 10 twenty-five per cent. above the
average. OF winter wheat there will proba-
bly, be twenty per cent. less than an average
yield. Spring wheat is not so good. Rye,
barley, fax, cotton, tobacco, castor beans,
Irish potatoes, and sweet potatoes are gen.
orally full crops. In some localities apples
pro:-:ise a fair crop, while the peach crop
will be quite small. OF pears there will be
a moderate good yield. The yield Of grapes
promises TO be unusually large...... Ex-Gov-
ernor Halle, OF New Hampshire, died on
July 22......At Boston, Giovanni Maestro
murdered Nicholas Savigoni for his money!.
A train on the Central Pacific ran over and
l. m N-I.
was found TO have been dashed TO the track,
by parties unkpown......A Jackson, Michi-
gan, special says the safe of X. ID. Bullock,
music dealer, Of that city, was broken open
lately, and robbed Of from 10000 TO 1000
In promissory notes and 500 in cash. No
clue 20 the burglars..... CO hehap, Roarity,
Carroll and Boyle, who have been on trial
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-08-03
Read "FAISE AND TRUE"

Send one letter stamp to RAILWAY a CO., No.
"a warren street, New York. Information
worth thousands will be sent you.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

nom me CfRctNndu gazette
Baboock I'm court is study. He has
changed somewhat IN his air since the begin
ming Of the trial, not in acquiring IA worn look
Us was the case with some of his predecessors
in the defendants Cualr. He came into court
Yesterday morning, wearing what old ladies'
from the East call "chipper'' air. and seem .
ingly taking spectators curious Interest In the
proceedings. Stil, he lookou like a defendant
10 Is 80 totally out OF place in II court room.
One knowing nothing of the object Of the $.
semblage coIl1 not but come 10 the conclusion
that liubcock IA not In bic place from choice.
An army oillcer, ono who has undergone the
physical edueltiou OF West Point, cannot read
lly accommodate himself to ths luunging htti-
tude OF tho average American crowd and his
square shoulders appear badly in outline against
Judges bench.
Babcock has dispensed with everything mill
tary about lis costume, but the mannerism
or years VIII not desert him at Will. The coat
lie wears Is Of black brOadclOth, new, aud as
glossy as SILK About the vast tho coat Is al.
WAYS buttQned tightly, white at the breast the
lappels TALL apart disclosing u shirt bosom as
immaculate as may be. The effect, Of course, Is
somewhat raklsh, exhibiting at a glance, the
tendency TO dressineas alleged 10 be one OF the
secretary's haunting weaknesses His hair Is
ARRANGED, too, with the utmost nicely, aud the
TIC OF his cravat Is faultless.
The General Is not bad looking man. taking
bad in the sense OF wicked" His lace In
dicates, not so much any deposition TO evil as
II does simply lack Of regard Tor good LayatsT
would have characterized him as O man Of
no deep oonscientiousness, who would not sin
unless tempted, out who, tempted would not DO
nkely 10 resist because Of honest scruples. Such
Y na1oook, SNOWY, handsome, rather uprc.
nsu'Vs mao VI the day, and army oaiGsr. :
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TIE NfTLON,N C1SH roy.
Secretary Hrisfov's Report of the Actual
Amount in the Treasury.

Secretary Hristow's Report of the Actual
Amount in the Treasury.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 10.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury sent to the House Of Repre,enta-
tives to-day, 10 response TO the resolution 81
Jan 81 detailed statement showing tho actual
amount OF cash on hand In the Treasury. the
several repositories and minis, ~ follows:
oS "a 4 91in, t as .ci9na currency $50
NO held On sprcal deposit Tor the payment Of CERT
uSa,e or deposit Issued under sections 593 aud b. %
~ nc national nanA@ fsilcd aul ia qdaiion md for
rnern o we cIen,ion sba o55075i other lcg
" - KY ~ e. 900 bi 90 guid COM 1869 1875 "A;
s9iI pali9n, % tg 90 siyer coin la22lS 90
s7s77dl coupons f7oo7 5 90 csled Soed ma IN.
ss A. sii ss1e5 sase fMdcd o.
.hn4ge diaf . $4,000 one ana Two years nc tcs
sestcr cent Heatal' Jrtnc e. SaO99oi vouchers.
S'sas ''''''' un'' -''A0'' 'Si'0'SSS' I0'1['i''''
The Secretary says that this amount does not
include any money in transit, nor is the amount
OF treasury debts outs anding at that lime taken
into consideration. lhe amount Of money in
bank depusitoues ut the close of business hOura
on the I'd OF January, the latest date that could
he reached, was $l0,AO,6ll6l. The Secretary
says that rs the legal tender notes received for
the redempt of national bank notes do not
belong 20 the United States, their amount IS not
IN any way embraced in the monthly Debt state
mtnt OF the department, The secretary IN an
other communication SAYS the amount OF i've
per cent. bonds bearing gold interest which was
sold from Feb l. 1879 TO oct 2, 1875, for the pur-
pose Of providing means for the payment Of sll-
Yer and the retirement Of leg. tender notes, ~
provided by the specie re-umn'iou act Of Jau.
II, leil, aggregates, nnncpal, Sl52l5,50O; inter-
from Feb to Feb. B. Ss.33lsG The silver pur-
chased by the Treasury Department has been
PAID for with the proceeds Of five per cent.
bonds sold, and the balance Of the proceeds II
said bonds, with the revenues of the Giferr-
ment, has been applied To the retirement 90
legal tenders, as provided by the sps,e fesuul'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13
Il BoxING MArcH BRoKEN UP.
Capt Gnrland mud his Subordinates Appear
ina on the Tammany stage.

Capt Gnrland mud his subordinates Appear
ina on the Tnmmnny stage.
Tammanv Hall was well filled on FRI
day. the occasion being the third annual testi-
monial to Prof Jamos ONeil, OF Woods Gym
nasium. At the opening Of tho performance,
the pupils Of Woods Gymnasium illustrated
their expertness on the horizontal
bar Then followed varied performances
by, Prof ?, De =, Turck, Emit. yerbonens,
YIN. Clark, Prof. }. o'Neil, Louis Kramer, Major
llurke, and Others, and WIN. Madden and WIN.
Mcclellan did some boxing. In Greco-Romsn
wrestling, Wilhelm AXter easily threw Ferdi-
nand Penuelli twice In succession.
me event oI the evening was tho wind IN be-
tween John Dwyer and George Rookie. Tho
hr,t round was slashnG one, and the men were
separated by Prof. O'Nell and Col. Monastery
me second round was quickly ended, Rookie
WIN a. terrific cross-counter hit with
his right hand on DIVERS law and
knocked him completely on his feet, DIVER get.
ring up and staggering to his corner. In the
third round the men gave each other smash for
smash, ana the spectators become excited
rising to their feet shouting and yelling, Go N
turs section OF police, under Gait. Gariand,
mounted the stage and ordered the men 10 de-
sist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13
A Dying Mans HeroIsm.

superintendent Flint OF the Midland
ltailroad, after severe snow storm. mounted
the engine which propelled a snow plough and
proceeded to clear the track. The snow plough
ana engine which started half an iionr in adj
vance Of the mail train, had arrived at the tres
tie work crossing of the WillOwemOc, when,
with sudden crash the whole expedition was
the stream below engine. snow plough rails,
and bridge timhers IN one confused mass. All
escaped uniniured except Superintendent Flint.
iron monster that had fallen across his lower ex-
trenties, enyeloped In clouds Of escaping steam,
ored to eXtricate him from his perilous position,
and though suffering agony, lie rallied his ebb-
Ing strength and called out, "Stop that mail
train" Having said this, he died The train
was stopped, and its load Of passengers, that an
instant before We're rushing on to quick and
certain destruction. gathered around and ten
derby took up the remains of him who in his dv-
ing agony had remembered their peril, and by
aYeitlng II won his right to the title OF hero.
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A BOwery Wardrobe 90 Where Clothing Is
Needed.

To THE EDITOR OF The sUN-Sfr: A few
weeks Ego, beng in an imTecunious condition. re-
solved 10 attempt the pedestrian feat of waking from
Pittsburgh 10 the Empire CITY, task which success.
fully accomplished. Wearied and foot sore, In fact
prs,raie IN every sense of The word, fortunate
enough 10 engage The attention Of the Rev John Dolly
the General secretary Of the Boweiy Branch OF the
YOUNG Mems Christian Association, who humaney ex
tended 10 ne the Inequalities OF the Institution under
ne supeNslon Mr.. DuOly observing That The texture
VI my hhul l.tuu ma oeen severely tested during the
eAIgvhel.s OF my long Journey resolved transform
ing the rAeIOf a. wen as facilitating the recupprat ON
o. me interior man. laccDmpauled MIR noal, the as
rlslanl MANAGER IN high Glce to the wardrobe to sp
proWlale the promised outnt, Mr. DOOly, howevtr
lal feckoned without ms host The articles m the
store comprised no more than i've miserable pairs 81
pahs oi SIC 10 suit boys dWarfs one or tWo dt.
apat,9 coals ana sleeveless NJ dershrts, OF equally
olmhutNe pronortl rs, bu' nothing which would fniy
rntA-c the frame and limbs OF an ordinary sized man
J! appears thar applications for clothing AZ he iustu
uun hau be"n 80 pressing that the stock Il exhausted
ana contributions would be thankfully received.
IL. A. s.
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4 UARxIyG 70 n1RBERs.
The Fate Of One who Rn-hly Forced the sale
OF "A Boulc OF Hair Tonic.

The Fate Of One who Kn-hly Forced the sale
OF Boulc OF Hair Tonic.
"Many years ago" said Mr.. Maguniu
II recorded an oath never to buy bottle OF
hair tonic; and for quarter OF century
withstood the appeals OF BARRIERS OF various
coorT and many nationalitics, anoat and ashore,
in all parts Of the globe. But in an evil after
dinner moment fell. with hs left hand en-
twined in nv hair and holding IN his right a
bottle OF snlcktors revolving hair remover,
Kniiter said to me;
"'Thls Is what your hair needs, Mr.. Magrfln.'
"All right said I, gimme qlart bottle
Two days aftorward when dropped in to he
shaved. Kniftcr took bottle OF the remover
from the shelf and begun dashn. II on my head .
80 Hold onp said l. None o. that
ITS all right said knfter, us your bot
tle,' and he showed mo my name in scrlwlins
characters on the label and then he rec He'd so
wildly the circumstances OF the purchase that
| was forced To acknowledge that had bought IL.
The remover costs a dollar, and while 1t lasts
the customer may have his head dressed for no.
thing; II Is made TO last for eighteen or twenty
dressings. and II IL seems likely to go beyond
that / is thrown away or poured gratis ON some
transient Customers head. Ny plan for revenge
was speedily formed. l gave up business and
took "a seat In the billiard room adjoining the
barber shop. Whenever l<nfter was Olsen
began e. dash on the remover very freely
'G-a-ahl said |. not so much. II burns my
head; ana soon had him down to using a few
drops only, go little that he dared not throw the
rest away, for he knew l must have discovered
MS treacnery.
AFTER | had had my hair dressed about
twenty-five times, the boss barber grew uneasy.
and began to eve me suspiciousiy when passed
out, and in q few Gays more, when he saw me-
dismouutiug from the chair, he would dart
around back OF the cashiers counter. look az
me, and stand In an expectant attitude with one
hand on the money DIR wer.
II was there every day; and on Saturday
nights ana sunday mornings, when Knifter had
ilrored hard for hours, and having wiped his
hands alter the last customer, was glad OF tue
chance TO SIT down a minute, then in particular
would l hurry IN from the billiard room and
make more worl, for Knifter's weary fingers
and proved 50 heavily on him that he finally
even stopped talking to me.
Late one Saturday night, after / had had nv
hair dressed aeventy-throe times fro n that bot
Tie, rushed In a. usual 10 the old eat. bat with
the hrst wrench on my head detected new
hand.
go Hal! said I, where's Knifter?'
'knlfteri Knifter's loft.'
"'Left? How's thhT
go Discha-ged.'
",Dscharged2 What forT
Stealth
"stealing! Stealing what7'
49, Money. The boss SAYS you've had your hair
dressed about fifty times that Won haven't . td
for at the counter, and he thinks Knifter stole
tho MONEY!
" That was three weeks AGO. YESTERDAY met
knifter IN Nassau street. a nor, suspected out
cast, whom no boss barber will nire.'
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RELIGION ~ POLITICS.
An Exciting Discussion in the Dominion Par-
Iiameui NJ Ottawa

An Exciting Discussion in the Dominion Par
liameut NJ Ottawa
OTTAWA, Feb l2.-Thc deba &c on the ad-
dress yesterday possessed no special feature
and as the address twas about to pass, the Hon.
Mr.. Holton, an old and tried supporter Of the
present Government, asked the Premier II his
government approved Of the speech recently
made by the Postmaster General, Mr. Hunting
ton, at Argentine, in which the latter called
upon the Protestants Of Lower Canada to Join
IN opposing the powerful political Influence now
being welded by the Ultramontane Catholics.
The debate that followed was animated In the
extreme, Orange and Catholic members Of all
sh AIDES rising In defence OF their religious views
The discussion waxod warm, and all old reli-
gous questions long since disposed OF were
raked ~ and made to add fuel TO the fame.
The Opposition saw their opportunity, and made
capital Of every point
The Premier said he did not approve Of any,
thing that had tendency To bring religion into
politics, and referred 90 hls recent reply to
Archbishop Lynch as embodying his views on
this subject. He regretted that Mr.. Hunting
tons remarks had been misapprehended, aud
called attention to the letter OF Mr Huntington,
lately published, IA giving a correct interpreta-
tion q his observations.
Mr.. HoltQn explained his object IN putting the
questions that had provoked debate He had
regarded the speech "a deadly blow at the POI
litca life Of the party lie had been en- ieavor M
TO bnild up. He accepted the reply of the Pre-
mier a. "A virtual condemnation OF The Post nlas.
ter General. and Indicated that his tAlr IIoI-
tons) views were that Mr.. Huntington should
resign his seat In the Government.
MT Huntington rose ana reiterated hls former
remarks. saying no liberal man could DENY thar
made created great sensation, and fOrcshadoV
stormy session ahead.