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Written for the star
lis Sweet to be Remembered.
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by W. II. q.
IT'S sweet to DO rcnicmbcred--
THESE gifts. that we receive.
hf.ug WIN Them JOY and guinness.
AM dropping hearts relieve.
'ySs sweet To b. remembered
no feel that those there arc
Who havea kindly thought ofus.
Though miieg nnd miles afnr.
Ills sweet To he rcJDemborcd-
To know that tbDugh we roam.
For us our dear ones infer prnycr
Beneath the roof Of i,oiJ,a.
Ills sweet IN b. rem cn,b ,yeJ--
How blank that life must b.,
WhoSos crct thO'ts too plainly sDeni..-
"FiicrC's no one cares for me-"
'Tis sweet To bc remembered
oh! sweetest, sweetest thought,
TO feel, mid lifc's surging mass,
We're not % useless naught.
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Law a. Real Estate Office,

=, ~ itecd city, Mich. NJ A. IIartigan, late OF
the Missouri Bur-, and a graduate OF one of the
best law schools In the country, has formed n
partnership with "A. Shaw, OF Reed tity, for
ne l'ractic" or Law, Transferring Real Estalr,
dispose OF the same BY placing the descriptions
In their hands, can depend ON having every
effort put forth 10 find purchasers We have
complete Abstracts OF Lake and Osceoia coun-
ties. Abstracts furnished OH short notice.
Al
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Land For Sale.

and tile first Of May next the 80 mere iut 4 no,vn
~ a.. East = Of the Southwest !. OF section ~
IN Wcbber iowliship, Will bc sold for So pcr
mere. IL IL good "pluins" land, and free FINN,
all membranes. A clear warranty deaI
given an day Of sale. Enquire of, ar address
&; X. RADciiff, Baldwin, Mich.
Jan. 10Th 1871
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OCR Representative, Don. o. O..
Stanchfcld, is n member of tic
House committee on elections, and
on local taxation.
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InE Republicans in our Lcgisla.
turc nave reelected L. S. Senator
Ferry by an unanimous vote.
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aliens LiUcr Pits

Regulate organs If the system. resting functional
harmony aud securing tn secretion oi the proper
criitucntsof each organ. by their ciin the liz ~
-rcrrcs itr allotted proportion of 'iic-thr lungs
carbon. the skin sweat. the kidneys uruc ETC. and
are always reliable asa puraativc.
The aged. and persons sui jvctrd TO Consultation
Paralysis, and Weakness of III, Bowels, Kidneys
and bladder, etc, that have ~ resort IT, Infections
by taking two or three ~ Aliens Liver Pills will
enjoy natural discharges, aud by thu occasional uso
81 them have regular operations In these eases
their strengthening and nutritious principles mr.,
exhibited ;cvcry dvrc will add new strength tn Nm,
Bow Is, Liver Kidneys, etc, that may be worn or
depleted by agc.
In these Pills, want that science has over faii.a
tO suppIy j. secured and this II tlIor,unph nnrg
alive that be given In safety IN cases ot ,ptiS.
L'vcrs, ~ small pOx, Eryslpcins, yellow Fuycr
Scarlet aud Typhoid Fcvcrr. When the Mucon,
Membrane becomes liberated. these 4 iIls mel
thoroughly, yet heal liberated aud -xcoratec part,
They are made from cxtracts-irvm new ingrcdi.
enis entirely vegetable. superior in every respect
~ the ordinary powers and substances of the
common advertised pilr, and have safe certain
and uniform action.
Price ~ cents box, or six boxas for Si.J Jf
your druggist ur riorc keeper doves nct have Them
we VIII forward hall u dozen boxcs 10 any address
ON receipt VI The l'ricc. Prepared only by
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
S.. JosEru, Mo.
For sale by all Drusgts.
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Aliens strengthening Cordial cures Female
WcakocSs; II ncis directly upon the causes of
.".se complaints. In'goratcs ana Strengthens the
all,ys Inflammation. ~
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rcrh city ta-tclcss. elegantly coated. For IN,
cure 81 all dsorders Ut the stomach. Liver Bowels
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache
constipation. Costivrness, indigestion. Dyspepsia
and all l'illious Diseases s,c, Il. Constipation I'm.
ward Piles. fullnc.s of Blood 10 the Head Acidu,
of The Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust fiI
ErccatOns. sinking ar F.uitcrny at the Pin of the
St,niach. Swimming of the HEAD. Hurried and
Difficult I,rathing. fluttrring NJ the Heart Chk.
ingor Suilcatiny sensations VII IN lying posture
Fever or dull pain IN the Head Difficulty of pcrspi.
ration fclowncss oi The Skin aud Eyes, Pain in
the side. Chrri. Limbs, and sudden Flu,hus of
Heat, burning oi the FLESH Etc
Allen Liver Pills may always he relied ON NJ n
sale and clfectual remedy and may bctak-n by both
scxe. ut all lme' with b"ncflca results. I,y their
use the weak are made strong Distress after Eating
inward weakness. I.aiiguor. Want Of Appetite arr.
~ once removed bya dor- or two IT these pills
Thousands 81 persons who have used these PHI. ".
have yet To hear the first complaint frn ono who has
tried ihcio. Thy al"ays give relief
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Aliens Strengthening Cordial has never failed 10
cure nicrcural disca.cs pain in the homes, " il ~
moves from The system ihr producing cause salt
khrun, and Scaid Head readily Weld TO th, great
Alternative effects Of this nctliciLr
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oAsial Paper Of the County.
TO ADVERTISERS Tho STAR

fsno@ he only Rpcr printed IN
Lake county; circuldtcs To cSc3y part
gHs territory, rcatlcriRg IL q dcsir :
able advertising medium.
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SI'EI.NG, OK SUMMER MT

Ect TWO con 'ignmcnts per month,
bought at the lowest cash price i'm New
York, which enables me to offer vrcn;
ENGAGEMENTS to customers in the way
Of Price and Fashion.
a. II. =. PATTERSON.
Sout!, side Upton Ave-,
Reed City, Mich. tt
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CiIhbiDg Rates.

TO those desiring to club with
this paper and another publication,
We will furnish tho STAR and
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Aliens Pile Ointment,

TIC original ond gcn'si"c Preparation
The reputation Of this Medicine j. now r.. well stab.
n'hd iliat lib raj minded in the me cal pro-
cssi"n throughput the Union recommend IL 10 their
patients the very bc-t"f all rnirdic- f"r Piles
nuh"rrdS "I IN mot plia.ul c.lsas q. Plies
h,.c Dcrii cured by iis Use IN very short time.
~" medicine hi, ever obtained higher or n, nc
deserving reputation than Aliens Pile ointment
Aliens File Ointment j. u remedy Of uniy.rt al
usefulness whenever oil ccrac savr uin tmcu or
cmbrocalon Is required. In Gaze. ~ Burns, S.ads
Bii trrs Sprain-, Bruis's AbraSioils Cuts Ulcers
Salt Rheum. Tcttcr. Edz ma. Ring " orm. Barber :
ltch Frosted Limbs. thilb!ains. Mapped Skin
Fever Bli>tcrs Ii d Sores. Sore Feet. liuninS Veg.
einblc lol,onns, Bites -! Insects, ana III diseases
Of life c
There j. no known remedy that gives such lasting
RELIEF ~ Alichs Pile Ointment. Its new. delight.
iui ana wonderful rCincdy. designed and warranted
to.iii"rs dc all other Oinmcnis yet discovered
Allen Fflc Oinimsnt j. entirely diiirrvnt from
harmless For the infant ar aged: il l. cooliny and
grateful 10 ih- burnn. brow. throbbing TEMPLES
and icv'r parchcd system; IL will bansh pain and
allay iniaiilatiOn more rapidly than any curative
compound in this or IN any other country
Price ~ e 'nts u box or Fix boxes for a. no If
yonr druggist or siorckrcpcr docs not have H. We
VIII forward half a dnzrn To any address Oh receipt
ofprcc.
Prepared by
AMERICAN MEDICINE
Sr. Jo.grI, Mo.
For .al" by all DruSgi.t,.
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100000 ACRES

The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad having
been hnish.d to Little Traverse Nay. terminus Pe.
and itsentiye land gran learned.
Special Bargains for is7i and 1875!
To Individuals ar Colonies!!
In Farming Lands toactual settlers =.
Over one hundred and trcnty thousand acre. have
been sold. The lands are rel fiDl6srtd and make
the 6esf Kind yfdras when improved. Soils strong
and "f great pr''dncin. power. Railroad run.
through the grant. Michigan ~ one ofthe least in
dTfed AMI most pro.perou. Stntcsin the Union Its
achcnls are nneqnallrd. II, financial standing M
!. Nodinicnlty In transportation. Markets good
rermt. down. bnlancein I've annual pay nlent.
tniercst' p~r cent.
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Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores

cleanse the blood Thoroughly with AIIEN',
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL aud the complaint vii
disappear.
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Aliens Strengthen Cordial liasncy cr been known
70 iaii Ia giving immediate reiiciin diseases Of
the kldn,! ana Urinary organs. This medicine
chtiienss The most profound attention of the med
i.a. faculty, many Of whom prescribing to their
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Weather Report.

The following tlcrmomctrical report
was furnished for publication by Lee $.
Cobb, of Yates township:
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REED CITY MILLINERY,

The LATEST STYLES or GOODS.
tiie Lowest Prices, and entire sa,isf,r,
non ID customers always g,iir:,ntc Il.
NY customers who expressed them
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III pAfsMe heqd ~ ere,y Jan,iiy to introduce
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discussion n m.
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Aliens Strengthening Cordial l. acknow lodged by
nii classes opeopc Ia be the beet and most reliable
blJOd puriici IN the world. IL H. n never failing
remedy and can lc relied upon. How many ihou,-
ands upon Thousands nav been sualchvd u /,
wcie froil ih. brink "i the grave by IL, n,racu!u,.
power. Who will ruiicr from Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Disease OF the stomach, Knincys.
Bow.i', or Bladder when such a graf remedy |,
within reach!
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IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS
The Post
WILL BE ALPHABETICALLY
A Newspaper

AndwIlilc being Il ,la;lyr.llcx orcvcntS,
ii will nevertheless maintain charac-
ter for dcccncy and good taste that
will make IL an acceptable visitor in
every wc!l-or,ercd home. IT, columns
will lc purgcd of every indcccncy, and
no money can or will buy any of its
space for the praise of amy illcgit:matc
or immoral calling.
In order to meet the necessities of the
times, the prices of The Post have been
fixed at the following rates, whic!,
makes it 10y far the cheapest ncwspa-
per in the Northwest:
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NJ MEDICAL.
Jtlymen! of tie Pcople.

During The past eight years thu public hay,
plshcd by ALIENS SUPERINTENDENT (omrs.'
FROM IT. use many an afflicted sufferer has L,.r,
RESTORED to- perfect health after having expended
asmall fortune In prcuring medical advice mud
obtaining poisonous mineral medicines. MI"
It's inedica' properties are alternative, tonic. soI
vent aud dinreiic. There IL no disease az Tho nm.
dial canno, he ns.d wi, h ncr, Cor
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No trains run un sunday.
&. u. BusIi, n. r. L.pYAHp,
Dir SUpi BayiNy. Gep7 Snpt. tHicdos
uKNtN Z. WENTMOITIi. q, u. Il Y. 4. LnicaSl
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is dead Mt last, and his heirs arc
quarrcling over his estate, as might
have been expected. lie left eighty
five millions, the most of it is to
his favorite son, William H., who
has virtually the control of tho
whole of it. His other son, Cornell
ius, is not the best man in the
world, and the great ambition of
the dead financicr was to have his
colossal c,,!,,. fortune kept together.
William will do it, and will add to
u. lie is as good n man of business
~ his father, and has been care.
ini'y trained to take his place when
death should exact the first mort.
gage he holds Oh all of us Tho
other heirs squirm at his having
control of the estate, but it WON'T
make any difference. The Van.
dcrbilts never let 60 anything they
get their claws OIL, and William has
too good thing. The lawyers sill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

Mr.. Thomas Dixon has been at the head Of a g,s,.
corporation but he seems to be peanut art a
person. He has been making report to biz stocL.
holders. and he takes pains TO keep The 1KrBuxr.
readers from seeing it, because he and his associate.
"owe nothing to The TRIBUNE The man who,,
capable of carrying petty sptes of that sort into nj.
business would bankrupt a thriving peannt
stand il he were given time enough. Perhap.
Mr.. Dixon has not yet had quite tina
enough, but he is getting on pretty well. A year
ago his stock stood far above par, and was rated
among the soundest of investments. He has II down
now to S. and for three months he has been taking
about the injustice of the newspapers precisely a
the late President Of Jersey Central talked. Thu
public will judge for themselves whether the peanut
policy of trying to confine his report to journas
which praise that sort of management promises any.
thing better than an imitation Of jersey Central 70
the end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
INSTANCE SUPERINTENDENCE.

Few If any of the State appointments are OF
more importance to its citizens than that OF
the Superintendent of Insurance. His power
for good or i'll is enormous. He may follow a
temporizing policy and let fraudulent and insOl-
vent companies flourish without check, or
nurse the weak ones in the vain hope that
they will recover strength. He may pick
out one or two companies for special treat
ment, and make them the subjects OF
severe and frequent investigations that will
make their lives burden. Five words of
mere suspicion in his report may cloud their
whole future He may invent new system
of accounts and statements that will give
great additional trouble and annoyance to all
the companies. If he has hobby in the theory
of insurance, he may ride it SO vigorously
that its tracks shall take the place oil the
beaten path every concern whose affairs are
laid in accordance with the course OF the
hobby will be described as beautiful and -four
ishing; every one that is differently arranged
will be aspersed as of doubtful character.
Just at present the new Superintendent OF
Insurance will have task of supreme i'm
portance before him. There is a certain num-
Der of rotten concerns that need to be sum-
marily torn open and exposed. That
number Is small, and the worst cases
have already received justly severe
handling. There must be no backward steps
in regard to those which are known to be in
solvent, and no hesitation in regard to those
that are suspected. The Insurance Department
will be busy, when the new Superintendent
steps in to take charge, with a very good and
thorough work of examination-far better
than any of the kind that has been attempted
in several previous years. We trust that this
work will be continued without fear or favor.
Although the appointment of the new Super
intendent may have arisen out of a political
bargain, it by no means follows that he may
not be the right man for the place. He
will have the opportunity to win golden
opinions by simply doing his whole duty
theoretically and cOnscientiously. If the gen.
tleman whose name has been offered by the
Governor should be finally confirmed as Super
'intendent, we sincerely hope that he will prove
an efficient and faithful officer. In any event
we are not disposed to decry his performance
in aIyonca