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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-12

Default having been made In the conditions Of a
certain indcniarc OF morfgaer, by the ns' payment
9, ns % ,sc an,s NO !" Pc psS hsrssy which
$50. sxec,lted bv Geo. $. Pool Of Lake county.
Mich To Alir-d D. Kline and recorded In the Office
on the eleventh day Of February, A. D. 1876, :io
o'clock p. an, In hiber cf Mofteages on pages go
s9l and 21; asd which said mortgage va. daily NJ.
Michigan, to the Township Of Elk IN the County oi
Lake. aud State of Mich gan, by assignment bear
ing dStc the 9Th day Of April. A. D.. 1875. and
of Register Of Dc~dr, for thcCounty Of Lake, and
state OF Michigan, "n the Nth day of April A. d.
ls76. si2e clock " m, In Libcr taree u Mortgages,
on pages III aud 1i2, on which mortgage, there H.
claimed to be du. and unpaid Al the date az this no
tic- for principal aud Interest the of Five Hun
dred aud fiysevcn Dollars and Seventy -oac Cents
($5y7ll to said AssisMcc ~ ortgag~ and ara the
siim Of Twenty Ave lIolar~ ($2), Ih- attorney fee
provided rhvrsin, to be paid should any proceed
lngs be taken to iereclose the same; and whereas
proceedings at law or In equity, have been taken
TO fociosc The said mort gagv r any part the eof
now therefor, Notice 10 HEREBY given that BY yr.
tue az the power cf sale continued In said mortgage
Shall .cI at public auction. to the highest bidder,
On, Saturday, fhc an, Day of Augusf,
A. D. 1877. "a, 10 ocrk ,nthc forenoon. Of raid day,
at .hc east dvor ~ the Court II mse Ia the Village
Of baldwin, LAX. county Michigan THAT being the
bni ding IN which the Circuit ourt Tor the County
Of Lake u hcd) the premises described Ia said mort
gage, much, or such part thcrcUf, az shall be
ii-crrsary to satisfy tho amount due said mort
gage, the Gusts and cxPscs Of said sale. and he
tOrnry fee aforesaid said prcniscs being described
asfolows: All that certain piece or parcel OF land
lying and being. and r,uats Tn the viIIa. of Bald
win In the County OF Lake md state Of Michigan,
number Scven % and Eight (s), IN Block number
Fifteen (l5,, IN the Village ~ Baldwin, designated
Of tic Register IL Deeds OF Lake county Michigan
Dated, Baldwin, May 9th. ts17.
n7TiE V.s'T'lI ~ TowNsifrp or Fix,
" DC. WAuSER, Assignee Of Mortgages.
Attorney for Assignee Of MortgNgc.
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I.ip embellishments.
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made In the conditions
OF n c-Ituin Mortgage, twhcrby the power
therein contained 10 sell has become opera.
tive executed by Ebenczcr eamis, Jr., md
Sarah SAINTS, Of Lake county, Michigan, and
William Fletcher, Sr., of the City OF Detroit,
dated, september 2ist, 1875 and recorded Octo-
Der ID, 1875, I'm the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds for the County of Lake, In the Stats Of
Michigan, In Libcr Three of Mortgages ON
pages ", ~ and %; upon which Mortgage
thure IL claimed to- be due at the date OF this
notice, the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty
six Dollars and Forty-two Cents; also, nm nt-
torney fee Of so, covenanteti br tlieTein; and
M suit or proceedings at law having been In
stituted ~ recover any part thereof; Notice Is
therefore hereby given, that d.
On Saturday, the Sirfh Day Of October
next, Mt twelve o'clock noon, I shall sell ut
Public. Auctlon,to the highest bidder {sale TO
~ Circuit Court House, In the Village. OF Bald
VIM the premises contained I'm such Mort
gage, tor so much hereof rs shall be- nec~ssa-
ry 10 satisfy the amount due on such Moot
gngr, with ten prr cent interest, and legal
COSTS, that Is to say, the following piece or
parcel of fnnd situate In Lake county, Michi-
gan, viz.:-The west half Of tho sotith-west
quarter OF section ~, In Town IL North, Of
Range II West, occupied by morgagors at
ID Dated, DetiSli, July 9th, A. Dist. >.
L. 81 40 e Ia WN. FLETCHER, \ 81
49, w. -.sf.s j. FLETCHER, >
Executors OF WILLIAM FLETC'itER, ST. ;
lll ~ lvIlf Mortgagee, deceased.
WM. J.WATERMAS, Attorney n alti
81 for Executors Of Mortgagcc, .,r 2"
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i.,YhsrSss aenylt kes lsss made IN the con.
Ak q day u A nj, "A. D. Iv'y. exeoutsd 81 Wiz.
q sss ss = Sss ss : t.sS :,
sssesdSj Is tkssixsS Day e xpsil d. 9. isss,
e ~ ;;'aE y :'s l! !. Sss;; g:
|t & IS ;l;S .ss J;
A. DAFT, nte o'eloel< =. ma, iu IARer 6pf 4oel-
"a! S I; a 8 L :. g sisr IS:
nAid MoytUnqE, ~ the date or this NOTICE the
Thirteen Cents tx0I. ~, principal and fntesest,
iS6Ss prQviici An ssiI y SsfSsss ~ 10. Sass any
proceedings slsyuLl bs taken 70 foreclOsc the
sstne; and no proceedings either At law or IN
equity having been inssItutcd 20 recover the
yho!eor any part thereof Notice n ithsrsfors
|, Ga tie 20 Day " October, a. b. 1877,
q Ton 9 ,s 10 s3s sorenSsn ihs IRON,
Isaidwin itnM being tho place OF holding IN;
Circtiit C6urt fDr Mlid tonnty OF LakeC said
Mortgsxc will bet?rcclosedb ~ virtue of the
p pa
the mortaaeed premises, which are described
as follows, to-wtt; All that certain piece OF
parcel q isPd Ltnats, lylns and bcinK IN the
Known ahd described ns follows, to-wlt: Tho
East half 20 " the korth-W Vest quarter ~
Of section numher Twenty Four ca, In Town
ih sa%Ss' sassss" & ss'' Eighty "sas'
DATED At Salawin, July ~, mn, ~, , !, M
~ WALTER III PALMER, ~ : Assignee.
Att'v fpr Aaai~n " -
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/ SDccial Correspondence,



AS usual in thisicity W. Fsdsrsll
oficesA holders, ths proper obseryaiee|
sof tho dsysw eelebrat has been
left to-the cunning 4Sviccs' Of : the
boys who never fsil 70 do II up ia
royal style, inausurating its Advent
at midnight by d burst of. instru-
mental music on the universally ad- j
mired tin tsot horn, followed. up at
irregular Intervals during the day
by discharges from old muskets and
fire-crackers and terminating glo-
riously just before bed time by q
grand illumination with the PIN
wheel, the Roman, candle and tho
frey serpent. Ilarpsrsi Forty is
the point of attraction for "a long
train Of. cxcursionists, while the
Potomac river boats convey largo
parties to the Maryland md Vir-
ginia capes, Fortress Monroe, Piney
Point, Point Lookout, Glymont,
Mount Vernon and MarsAall's Hall.
Other parties 60 by canal and AM
bulance to Great Fall or take their
baskets of dry and liquid refrcsh-
mcuts to points on the several rail-
road lines diverging from the city,
or utilize the groves lying within
easy distance of the scrmini Of the
| various lines Of horse railroads, so
that the city is left in undisputed
| possession Of the youngsters who
have made every needed prepare
ition to burn the town and blow up
with gun powder an uncertain num-
Der of the participants in to days
fun. Tho political tramps who nc
cumulated here in'such Overwhelm-
ing numbers during the Presidents
Eastern visit, have also learned the
way to the Presidential retreat at
tile Soldiers Home, about two miles
north Of the city; and the old vet
Grams there established are destined
to witness lively season. sgfa
The trial of Franks has resulted
in working TO. the disadvantage q of
Marshal Douglass SO far as is known
to the public; and the scores Of
North Carolina "nativc born pat
riots who came here anticipating h
vacancy which they could have been
induced to fill, are preparing to re-
turn to their homes, disguised with
an administration that leaves Scar
pet baggers' in Offices to their cx-
clusion. V~eis i
The spirit Of revolt manifested
at the Des Moincs convention, has
undoubtedly had a depressing effect
in administration circles, which even
the cordiality of the Presidents
New England reception cannot
wholly tighten. While tho late or
der Of the President, forbidding tho
active participation in political con-
tests of Federal officials, has had lit
tie appreciable effect here, it can
not be ignored that it is producing
a very unsatisfactory state of feel
ing in tic Republican organization
elsewhere. 1t is reported to have
alienated some prominent support
ors of the administration, while the
Democratic leaders have made use
of every concession to- them, to
strcnntlicn and solidry their own
party. The spirit allimating them
appears TO favor speaking asgood
word for the President just so far
as he favors them Mt tho expense Of
his own party, but not one iich far.
Their; and it begins to he felt even
among the most sanguine that the
exorbitantprice demanded for Dem
ocratic support would bankrupt the
administration in six mouths "a
aal to- ha8 REP.
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Communication.
LAND DErARrMEHT y. a p. M. nv Co., 2
EAST SAGINAW. July 9th. 1871.

Z
To THE EDITOR OF THE LAKE
County, SrAR:--Nyith your pernis-
sion l desire to write few letters
to the citizens of Lake county. ~
An impression has gene abroad
that municipal affairs in several OF
the townships Of your county are
managed without regard to law, that
taxes are levied in excess Of legal
authority, and that money lis ap-
propriatsd from the treasury by the
action Of officers in some instances
in disregard Of their oath OF othce
and their known duty. The object
of these letters is, principally, to
impress upon the honest citizens
of your county the absolute neces-
sity Of their taking hold of these
questions as matters Of business
and controlling them so thatJustice
may be done to all. 1t is desirable
that the county should be settled
as rapidly as possible, and with a
good class of citizens; but it cannot
be expected that men with families,
when there arc so many locations
from which to choose, will desire, to
settle in community whero the
reputation is that forms Of law are
used merely for the purpose Of
plumber. -
TO show you that VIC are largely
interested in this question, l. will
state the per centage of the total
taxes levied for 1876 which was
paid by this Department:
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Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, slefhult has been Rindc In the con-
diiions and payment ola ccrtaln Mortgagc,
Donovan and Amanda Donovan, his wife, Of
q Tie irss part !" frrdsrics M,ichsI 81 o.
ond part. b;asing date the oath day OF JuIy,
1876, aud recorded In The office Of the Register
Of D.csis for suid County 81 lake, In the btatc
o'clock q. M, In Libcr OF Mortgages, on page
. ~, "ad yn scm "I FS Msrs s u,y ,c
Township OF Richmond, county Of Osceoln,
and State Of Michigan, To Levi McLarqap, OF
Hcrsey, IN said toiinty or 0sceola, and State
g ay 81 % "s Which, na sssn
lister Of Deeds Tor said Lake county, "a said
Assisnm I'M al Mcrtsaxcs, Of, peyc 1. on'wSicH
Mortgage tIlpre IL slal,ned ~ be due and un.
paid at the date Of this notice, for principal
twenty poiis RS IN. nd FiHy 1.-Two Gents 70 :ad
Thirty Dollars, tie t!crncy zoe therein pro-
be- taken 70 6breolosc the gnIne; and whereas
taken 70 fSrsclose INC Mortg,Ec @ any part PAT
t"iIned fi IN said Srtssss, shall ssilss public
auction TO tho highest bIdsicrsi 'cg3alUa NJ,
on tao Ga Day OF 0cfo6cr, fls77,
At the hour % Nine a'cIock IN the sotsnoon Of
sS sba day. s nS ~ sSSs e Ctas SSs g
Lake, and State OF Michigan THAT beisIe the
County Of Lake Is held), the prenises dc.
scribrd in said Mortgage, or 80 much thereof,
a. shall BIS neccssary ~ sntisfy tho Nmaunt
dye o9 :s,e s costs arg sSHe,s.
S 81 az, Sr. ss'S snS being ap'SX a. sw -
witt All thnt certain piece or parcel II hhd
70 tnn sse % 1eh snr ~ ne
IiWt half 90 OF Che syoutII est quarter ~ OF
Norm tSe ~ Ra'iss EisvSs Il Wei, s6Sisi lac
Forty (t0f atrss4 more ~ 1ss& lou n3fit 10
Daecas'a'y 'ta' ls7 fevf ktLxnSAx, u
ee.Fs Dympnr, ID I'IsslRhcS ~ lb,rBghsd 4
ATTY ivr Asshnes % .ssrtxssesf1g
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Fall. The weather is fearfully hst,
and every storm seems to make it
hotter. Oh, for green woods and
purling .brooksl;o rsPIETRo,
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0ur Clubbing List.
Good Books!
g sni's tor the gq a3H
Farm, Garden, and Household.

/, The following Is n list OF Valuable Books,
which will be supplied FROM the Office of the
Lake County. Star. Any one ar IiOrc OF these
books Willie wnt foat,ppid to any of our gcad-
cys on roc .ipt Of the regular price, which Is
named against caoh book. @
Ailens W.L.&L.F, New American Farm
Aliens "a. ~ American Cattles ,- q
-" gNL.l Anlerican Farm Book q
Atwood,s Country and suburban iIous:s 1 3.
Bcments Isubbit Fancier .lc-,,, itf- 8
Boinn,cr's Method of Making Manurcs y
BS GsSss% Farm a Tnis p%psr clo.
Breck's New Book Of Flowers q
Drills karm-Iirdening and Saed -Growg o.
isro%ns T"xi Sss Mans;als ' q
Buel's Clicr-,inl<er's Mammals y.o.t. q
Caldweli's Agricultural t'hcinI Analysis ? o
S "nss sr osr r" gpsf sa sSiS
Dadds Modern Horse Doctor, 70 Mo. ii
4. - American I'M. a ,"., ., pus'or e ys No so,, :.
~. Z. Reformed Horse book, :,
- yo, slo,hs ......s, "a ~ 80
binks, Mayhem 4 lIutclli,son ON the Dog o
Downing's IAndscape Gardening
East Wood on Cranbcrry q
I7gsia D End Of tile World al 8
Flax Eis,s culture rssT t sssss Prize Essay.ey p
Frank s Fsr Ssssra American Game in its
ruIlcr 's1 isaps oanurlst .it .l'i, .wol u
Fulton 4 Peach Culture 1890 yesg fe. 4
Gregory on s1o.irhes paper 4
iIendsrson's Gsraenins foe Piesssre ~
Practical Horticulture il
Hop Culture, by axperiepced cuItlyators D
M aHsss an ~" me- M oePsRs'. roos ~ -
MoSclsson's NsiionI Carpenter 4 Joinere 8 d
MY Vineyard at I.akcyiew iS
Norson's scicnudc Arriculfprs ...s1.~-s I;
gni4hs-How to ts,sisc them Prontably .
Our Form .. q Fsur Acres. rsPer 70 cents; =
Potato y I 8 e ,s.s
Quin6's Money N She UnvNcn 1NtiN} 10
/ Quinns Pear tqlturetfo PrInt, ssifi q
i'Ap9s FIns %Sl? ahspSsaad sursandy
"ti sheep n usbaisdry fnp q
Richardson on tho koa. Paper oOy cloth b
i:os syr e ;ss sSa f ft a ins KS si ssS'A
Rkfsifal 1fouaewIfe II ~ ~ IU0 BIO ~ ! 4
s.<wS%sts iry g, for the Farm, Gar !.
stewards stabls book ,n9NlgdD 81. vi i
IL ""9i1 lelssl,hoftl's Malital u To- {tite,
Sto.lIas9' Z AZ EiEg f;.s,a psper s9ci cloth
| Tin BNnker Papers; OF YAnhs<s Far1nsing / g
Tpbsccy ultprs,syy fonrtenn expcrienced !.
vass'Ps sis 81 s sss ,1s" ss
Whitea CfenbHryf Culture puul h.fg 4 2
WoodwardS Cottages and Farm Houses y
Suburban a Country q
lr,t ",;,. Country Homer 80 4q, q
NATIONAL Arckitectc II U
eaes. I.isaperiss INA horticultural .
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TO ADvERTIsERs:- The STAR
is now he Only Paper printed IN
Lake county; circuttfcs to csery part
ofRs territory, rendering IL a desir :
a6lc advertisipg medium. s8
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PATENTS.

>xEIi An. Mcssrs. MvxN & Co. sre Solicitors "r
Amcrican aud forcigs Patents, and have the lar
y"r establishment iis ihcs world. ness- than afty
throug.i tsrir agency. 'it} " = ~. ~
il,iunir ar. obtaIn-d on thc best terns Mvdels OF
ttw tnycntiois aud Sketches cxamined. and advice
nerican " all Inventions Patcnsei Through this
>9enry1 With the nans~ and rs,ddcsce nj the Fat
psrn si " to the Invention S F. such Sosses
Pamphlet, containing full dr~ctioSs ar oltainiwx
Patents sent free. The Sci .ufihc American ltcfer-
,nce Hook vount, hsuiNl IN Goth and gilt, con-
,ainina the Patent Laws, tcnsas or th,r. s., and
u knsranngs VI mechanical novsnacats. Price
y CrRfs. u 9.41gge t4.f ig Bis
MtrNN q Co, ~ Park Rev, New York Branch
ofiire. Cor & 9TH Ste. Wa lhIhxtsu, d. q.
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which has been published weekly Tor the last thirty
one years. dO~s lhis, Ia On extent beyond that d
Hny other pubIiraton; aud In fact Il 10 the .only
weekly paper published In the United stafes, dsvc.
New Discoveries In the Arts and sciences
Every number 10 profnsciy Illustrated and It,
contruip embrace tho latest and n,srt intsresiisg
information pertaining tn the industrial, Mechani
cnI and Semitic P.egress Ut the WSfid; Descrip-
tions. With texuti,uI Rngrsvinxs d New lnves-
iion-. New implrnenis. Nsw lIscssses. sad In
proved Industries Of all kinds; C.efui Notss. Rc-
far workmen q, Employers. In all the vsrisus art /,
fermin: onpsts r~pcrtory at New inventieas an I
discoveries: containing Q weekly record not enly
Of tn pr.,giess ~ tho Indn stral Arts In our swn
country. but sl-o, al all New Discoveries and In
yenth'ns in every branch Of Engineering. Nschsn-
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TMg SCIENTIFIC AMERICAS has bees the sorsno.t
years II !. The Oldest Target, ChsaYc,t. and the
Neat r,ekiy iliu,trated paper devoted to Ensins,r-
Ing. Mechanics, Chemistry, New lnvs utions, xcieneo
| aud idu,irial Progress, published In The world.
Tm practical kecip-s srs we'll worth tes tines tho
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| Merchants. Farmers. Mechanics, Enginssrs.} In-
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1T. 1877
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t'lnb-. S~riale ircalhrs. giving taub rates. sent
fro. Stn:si c'pcs mailsi recs ip< Of 10 cents.
kpy bc,lad Of all S9wS dealers.
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Notice.

Whereas, my wife, Nellie Stewart, did, on
the 18th day OF June, 1877, without just cause
or provocation, leave my bed and board, l
hereby forbid all persons from harboring or
trusting her on my account. 20 ..
Dated this 18th day Of June, 1877.
7-iw y slffg.t 7fff II JOHN STEWART.
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$500 PlanOs for $3.50, ]

And all other styles In same proportion, in
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These Pianos made one OF the finest displays
imously recomin ended for the HIolIE-r Ho .
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rs shpscn!lpf for your home paper,
and keep posted in regard 10 what
Is going en- in Lake, county and
elsewhere. sosy.e
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Dogs ismug0iin0I- 7xe Cssstom- Housc
The f5urih-1ne Menonixcs-- B,ssi-
ness. fft4t+t
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TT PAYS every MANUFACTURER. n kRcnANT. Mr.
4 HASic, iSvESroR, FARMER. oW PRoyEerioNAI
MAN. to Ike II infnrmcd on all the iaprovsments
and disc .v~rics II tl~ ags. 81 hHff-I fD
" PAYsth head ofevery family to introduce Ia
3" his hur"hi'ld newspaper that i Instructive,
on- that kster taste for Investig stien, and pro-
mofc- tn .ug''t ant encourages discussion ansng
the mcmb.rs. ..fi8 rnf0 ff vfnt
The Scientific American
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/, The following lis n list OF Valuable Books,
which will he supplied from the Office of the
Lake County STAR Any one or piorc OF these
books wilrl,e Snt Sost,ppid 10 any Of our gcad-
cys on roc .ipt Of the regular price, which Is
nnmed against caoh book. - 81
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WHAT PAYSi

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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11
Lively Sport on the Plains of Colorado
Beautiful Mare"

From the Denver Tribune 81 -
Sheriff Coon, w. F. Scribner, w. P.
Morgan, Thomas Earnest, and Steve
and Charley George, were out last week
after wild horses. They went about
twenty-five miles northeast of Fort
Collins, and Il few miles east OF Pierce
Station on the Denver and Pacific Rail.
road: There they made their head.
quarters. Within two miles of camp
they never failed to find a band of wild
horses. Many a long chase they had
but they finally succeeded in capturing
ten head. A great many animals were
seen. Some of them were very va(ua.
bic and fleet Of foot. Three head
challenged the admiration of the Ell.
tire party One was a black mare,
large, well proportioned, and beautiful,
and they chased her over forty miles,
but couldn't catch her. With this fine
mare was colt which seemed to be
full blooded Norman. These two are
certainly very valuable stock-if
they could be captured. The other
horse was dark stallion that would
not weigh much over three hundred
pounds. His name reached down to
his knees, and his foretop to his nos
ILLS, tutl ieSoulUleu u OllctlstIAu pony.
lie is said to be Il beauty. One wild
band was seen which seemed to be COM
posed entirely Of large American
stock,a and undoubtedly contained many
valuable animals.
These horses are as wild as antelOpes,
md the strategy employed to get near
he latter has to be employed with the
former. The hunter must conceal him
self behind his horse until he gets as
lear the herd as possible, when quick.
y mounting, he must dash into the
aerd like lightning, cutting it in two,
and starting portion of it in the d.
cection of the camp. No time must be
ost, or the wild animals will escape.
MS companions, however, will assist in
The mad ride back to camp, which is
IN attempt to drive the game into a
corral. If successful, then the work
If roping the animals is begun, and a
light lively job it generally proves to
)e.
The widest of the horses were
led to the weakest, and thus all were
lriven to town without very much
rOuble.
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"GWendOlen."

A correspondent of the Cleveland
leader, writing from London, tells
Who the original of Gwendolen in
Daniel Deronda'' is. He says: "She
vas formerly worth $l,000,000, but
vent to the Continent, became addicted
gambling, and lost all of her money,
wen parting with her necklace, as the
)ook states. During her infatuation
he was narrowly watched by George
eliot, and by a wealthy gentleman liv-
ng to-day in Manchester, and so inter-
,sted did he become in Gwendolen that
'e offered to make good her losses if
he would cease play, but she refused.
he lady now lives in London on an
income of about ST. 900 a year, all that
saved from the wreck. She is Is.
Unmarried, and said to be very hand
ONE, and what adds interest to the
ale is the fact that she is the grand.
laughter of one of England's greatest
'oets.''
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11

Veterinary Surgeons all over the coun-
try are recommending Sheridar's Cav.
airy Condition Powders for the following
trouble in horses Loss Of appetite, rough
ness OF the hair, stoppage OF bowels or water,
thick water, coughs and colds, swelling OF
the glands, worms horse all, thick wind, and
heaves