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C.nncct,onr made At Tolrtl~ with the Lake Shore
Mich Southern X X FOR Cleveland and Chicago,
and with the II 4 d n n FOR Cincinnati and tho
South Also, with the T W q w n X 10 and fror
the South and Southwest. At wavne with the
Michigan Central Railroad fer Chicago and local
points East ana West; and st Detroit wi the 0ruat
wcst~rn and Grand Trunk and Cnnadp Suuthcrn
Ry's, To and from the Fart: at Plymouth With Diet.
Lansing q Lake Michigan n u: at Holly with tho
Detroit 4 Milwaukee. A. FLINT with the Chicago
d Lake Huron. Al East saginaw with ].
Division Of the Mich Ccntn. AZ Bay City With
l. 4 and ID a q Divisions Of the Mich. Cent.
At ltecd City with the Grand Rapids Ind. h X for
Steamers for Milwaukce, fcntwsser, Maniste-
Frant or &c.
sASrcnp KssLnR. supt.
J. r. NouRsE, ,Gen1 Ticket As't,
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That "Butter Powder" sold by Jones
& HollIstcr, has been tested, and found
to work great saving of the labor In
churning. a ~
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DUPONCO's GOLDEN PERIOD
ICAL PILLS are the surest and safest
remedy for ladies in delicate helth. t5-34
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If you wish to choose from large
and well selected stock of Boots & Shoes,
go to JoNIss IL HoLI.IsTER's.
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Weather Report.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished 10y Lee $. Cobb,
ofYatcs township:
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A large stock of Hats and Caps just
arrived ut JONES & HoLLISrER's.
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LadlesI try q box Of that 'sBall blue, y
offered for sale by Jones q Hollister.
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The Boss FIVE cent Cigar, mt
w JONES 4 HoLLIsrER's.
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From the MICHIGAN CHRISTIAN a DvocArE.
WE NOTICE that the United States
Commissioners, In speaking of business
Colleges, says: zone of them-the
Mayhem business College, Detroit
merly State Superintendent of Public
Instruction, deserves especial mention.
Young men desiring business cduca-
ton will find the advantages here of
fercd the most perfect possible" This
commentator IL just. t23
Buy the Choppers Delight" of
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EMMETT COON & GO.
tsf 'pi ~ ..e ~
49, etlHf
Have received their
Spring \ S#mHttt StptAf

And for the benefit of their many
customers and the public general
" in this vicinity, will here state
that they have the best selection
of goods, and the lowest prices
ever Offeredin this market. They
wish it distinctly understood that
they will not be undersOld either
by home or foreign competition.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all, to call and examine goods and
prices.
! 4-5.50
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REED CITY MILLINERY.

SCHOOL DISTRICT OR.
DER BOOKS, printed ex.
pressly for use in Lake county,
at this Office.
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Flour, Feed, Provisions and Grocer
les, always on hand at lowest market
price, at JONES q HoILIsTER's.
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From the MICHIGAN FARMER.l
Hon. IRA MAYHEM, President Of the
Mayhem Business College, made one Of
the most rcRarkable exhibits ut the
Centennial Exhibition of any institu-
ton Oflcarning i'm tle country. The u.
5. Commissioners Report says: ave
cannot speak In too high terms Of COM
mendatiOn of this institution. Young
men desiring u Business Education will
find the advantages here offered the
most perfect possible" t23
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Buy the Choppers Delight" Of
JONES & HOLLIsTER.
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is77 sept. a IN Up m pm Aver'ge Win

Weekly average, SIS degrees above zero.
Denotce variable.
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Three lbs of Young Hyson Tea for
81. 90, at JONES Il HOLLIsTEn's.
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9sD AOotrtissnssnts.

0 A GRE ENHoUSE At
YOUR DOOR.
For si.00 We will send free by mall,
y distinct varieties, Monthly Roses, wint'r
Is Carnation Pinks
b +" ('hinrse Chrysanth's :.
h Zoanl ceraniums
lib Double
lis 1yv I.cavcd''
n (" Iicliotrope
|b I" Arbutilons
|k Douhle tamsliss :.
|k Lobster Cactus
|b +" Honvartiius
b {" st-vias 4 Eupatoriums
ia Double Violets
p {" feinsetta, scarlet d
II white
! I" Ferns. for wardiaa Gates
li - Palms
B +" Mossss
h t" Marantas {"
% assorted Tulips. bulbs
|Ji I" Croc,is :.
+ 4. Jaccbean Lily, Bulbs
10 Lily Of the Valley
Is New Pearl Tubeross
or BY EXPRESS:
i aofany Of the above 81 collections for 81
| Or the whole csllsction Of 93s Bulbs and Piasts
sent by Express On receipt Of SIS to which either
III our hooks, GARDENING ron PRoFrr, PRAcrrI
rAL fLoRIcuLrumE. or 0ARDENfNo r0n pLEAs-
rRE value tl.5o each), will be added. Dsscrip1
tivs Catalogue free.
| PETER HENDERSON 4 CO.,
| Seedsmcn and Florists,
| n Cortland Street, New York
| t0-2e
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Land xoe Sa1o.
ysqas z: ss!s. slshty $3.50 2. l:.d In n
w. e. 50 4 FoS. cssS = PA Mpfss g:
nalanoSin won, such m clearing, ft1e1ng, &C..
On . sd)oinjug eighty. None Sat thoss de-
ssrinsse make sctuai setsIsmcnt need apply.
M baldwin, mtch.
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We o0srfuf ssls sn interest in water
saw Mn, Iosatfd cosvenirnt % y. q. r. Rail-
weY. - xInne Greek. VIII ecli for 500 100
fssslvc sosss eva II II trssis. zdSrcss,
4EttN H"t. CoDD 4 HADCxIfvE,
baldwin, Mich.
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BLANK NOTE BOOKS
for sale At this office.

THIRD ANNUAL FAIR
Of Lake County Agricultural
Society. Oct. Sd and 4th.
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An ordinary eaxraving ON wood done
prem pity, handsomely and at rea s.ssbie
rHteA kesd your orders to addrc~ of
A LAKR COUNTY STAR, fif
tiar t.i Baldwin, Mich.
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For Dry Goods, go to
JONES & HOLLIsTER's.
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William A. Deuress.

Treasurer Of Lake county. Will at
tend promptly and carefully to all bus
iness relating to payment Of resident
and non-resident taxes. Address, Bald
win, Lake Co., Mich. Sal
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Notary Public. win attend promptly to all
bssiness entrusted - Mis- care. Address,
n1oWiu. Mich.
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Baldwin nouss,

This House has been newly finished
and rs-furnished. and will be kept In
flrt-class style. Charges reasonable.
Coed stabling. +. Indermill, l'roprie-
ter, Baldwin, Mich. 3-3s
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LAwxERS-
Will praetiee In the State and United
0tates Courts. Herscy, Mich. 81
S1oo, 900 to loan ON Real Estate.
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wAs,sseror, u. O., xsssmssv - issa
lake pleasure IN expresssnG my eaufs eeanr
fencs IN the vsspsssf4ffffv and (6ekyk o. Ne
" oEo. n. ,. WHITE
t9nsAfsv sffAe NATIONAL xerspeiftss De~s)
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MORE TOMEOOLERY.
The --latest Of the Useless. Things Done In the
Name OF spiritunlism.

There was what il called fire tost"
giv'n hv Sp,r.tu"l'-i medium IN fAf,c htl,
last cvenin 2, ami tn- llitl" hnii WAS we'll illgi-
uln-lv with professional Sp.rtualI sis. Tho
perform g. wis % Ms. Suyi.'n. q rth r good
loos N aud w.n-d .Nclnl. 4 "a dunn tin a phys
lrnl : .nsr.l Mr. f. H. Butter lanltnr uf the
huildng. lad "flcr,i her Inc Us, o. ia nan II
she w'ud submit 20 his con litipns in allowing
ulIn 10 pla. SOME ru"mir'N~ on h'r arms be-
mss 49, ill sptes, had supervision OF the
sn.n''. Nr. /. ". jones. Splrfia. ISL h. "a:
churntn. S'Vral physicians ana ffo' lr"-
ppii lialtn were T. attend. tut oi these only Or.
DAVID Thay"r pat IA an apprarn %.
Al 10 'ins ~ rr. iin"s-, "a krrN-"nn lamp was
Heated. and Dr. Thnycr was called upon 30 rN
anime Mrs. Suylam'- arms. which wer' barred
10 the elbows There " 're several marks and
d-'.Inritous on them ipn, of which WAS an
douut-.y tine sui "i butul. which, size cA-
~ n,i, W"rn produced hy pp SON.
NJ. Butler tie unplnt'd tno arms ~ Il" mo
dIpIn Nttn 20 preparation of ,thrr ami alcohol,
which size tlrn washed of rv tnor1usny.
leuyiu- the ~elu. after bong wiped with "a towel.
IN a very Eooi condition "a ,n'oupt'r th' neat
oi il1me Nh' fh'n went mr. u-h 4 Jew s4ul-
drr- AMI con'orlous. an took oil with h Ga
hands tine heated lnmp chimney. tondlrd II hr-
tween her hands. changing. II around skiilully
from one Ia the other. nni tou 'hlng with u
l-uty her mock. chin. rur..~. and forehead.
Ih'ns ,e turned NJ IN" iluwe - the lamp until
II smoked, ANA PASSED nor hands ana arms
did 200 "a coating o. carbon or s.lt on thr : lin.
whuh. no doutt. ass .st,d IN shedding the ,N ~
from harm. Indeed she A"pt her arms uld
Ian i while in thr fam" continually ln mot n.
othat inc flame could not con nitrate its mi u-
"nrc ON any one part. she III u opened her
mouth u,nNe ihe fame, and allow II lts heat iu
~ up into hcr mouth. all the W'4Ar-rNf'It in
tn latter Misunderstanding tn" most out l.
lsh ClbhHri~h that could Toe conceived of ~
though words hdi Ept lnioAIrAted anu lAllen
and stumbled oyer rl'h Uil 4.
Ynis WIS all, exc" II that the medium washed
her hunds and showed her arms t. Dr lhay'r
who sad that there yas no sign 81 buimln5 on
the shln. and none of tho hairs burnt oil. The
writer saw n rrdness under TIE arms. especial
IS on the left arm, ana the hairs OF the SKIN ON
the backs of the hands and wrists were Itph ttf.
Mr.. Butler said that although he was satls -
TINT Mrs SuydHm used no chemicals hs nal
been intnut"d there WAS n0ininG splrluN
about her power Of w.tAsAnding heat and h,
m-tun 'nd how women used TO handling bot
irons. dishes md the like, could take up hnd
easily handls THINGS he would not be- able t.
hold moment without brn[ burnt or cndur-
lus exquisite pain. lie held his hand IN ihf
flame and said he believed that after 4 week b
practice he could do al that the medium had
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What Entcrprisinr New Workers nre Doing
the Great kanawha.
firm of Now York lumber

W wv
An enterprlSlnR 1rm OF Now YORK lumber
mon, recently operating on u lnrgc scnlc in
ONO. lndiunr. aud other 20 nts in the North
wrst. have transferred their extensive int rests
Ia West Virginia. whore they have acquired
poss ~ on Of over 90 900 acres Of splendid tim
Der. have butt mills, and are sending TO the
quantities oi the choicest hardwood logs and
vrn."ts, besides shipping considerable IIanti-
lbs IT, tur9W.. We refer 10 the hfm Oh y. W.
'n,, hOi" "'V'"'i'
This now timber region IL on the tributarics
OF the Great kunuwhu river. ana IN" mills
which are produ ing from 10000 to 6umO feet
every Jay ar sltuil.h NJ ~. Alihis. 800 hlll's
west OF HlchWnni Init 'ntlr' secton uI 'ouh-
try remains ~ u" condition OF primeNa MI
u'rhrss, hhNInE never heioIe oc.h lhNaucu oy
recent ~ four years ago. the country was un'e-
v"lopcd ~ n timber region. ANA be anne ac.rssl-
hr rom the east only tnroulh tlo c9nnlelloh
:" o, te TmsInamte mn H'o mal u, ,hs ar, WE
Vnn Horn l. Br"ther. while eSnlorin,, i'm the
South. struck upon this new n,ld and at once
uu,,,s p,iss,u WIZ ns ENTERTAINMENTS; tr,
nf NM r.snt'd .',.assf,,ilv mills wore buiit
~, I 49,, ~, I'm, ~, Ut ma ~
S' y"uI nunnI.u iI'n ~. W No, n, wv ~, ~
-, ,i,n,,i,i ' ti,,. ~, pih,rs ",,,i,',
r,,,io ~ ,pr','; i,.'ti, ~ t.usti,,ss e ~ AVN
kmih,r NM R,.t,r ~ ~, introductlon NJ
,,h',,rv nc ~ ii,,ior r,,,i,r s I'M vo ~
n""rs are, cut Tin i1m.dat"y at liz spat on which
they arr grown. I,v" vcneors" IL meant the
beautifully vareguied woods used for orna-
mental purposes or in cabinet furniture such
as are sliced i'm ia n sheets from the parent log.
Heretofore il has been customary ~ ship logs
at this dncriution in their natural state from
the West paying large amounts in treights on
much that was mere waste stun. Expert lum-
h.rmnn who haV, made the surveys calculate
with conndrn'r that there is moro hardwood
diam mi VI .~nur corhinr,I. THry. there
fore. look upon the transfer ~ the hardwood
centre from tn" Northwest to the scabOard as
M ~. N.l..,,,. ,,,,....,,s Il, w,a, vtr,,i,, IL,
have iu.t su .,,.' III in ..,tifn, through tho
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Colorado mines, to which tho export miners
from that region are wont To- liken them. The
future ct me min :, d,phns "ntrn,y upon ne
then farewell to the So. X OF N" Mcrritnnck and
all her strr Mines Prot Nluton thinks that
the body Of or" is uniform to II depth OF $50
f,ct, aud likely to be- productive in the future
H. cal .ulutns ihHi there are 10000 gross tons OF
or" in sgut, wnlch VIII conThtratr mo not
rngu sal" value of S9l n ton. H.. sums w
b F.. rcpori of an examination of the McrrimacE
n ne hV saving that There IL every rNulrn'" ana
promise OF paying lodcs III awci-dehheu rs
Prot Stevens has discovered $4,000 worth OF
god and silver IN sight; II thc mass ot hurlie r-
Gus uuartz extends east To the lntS oil Tie
prnucrty. there viii be- over sl.0OpnOO IN the
lode. he says II 1t extends downward "s nuch
ms II docs nbov, the bottom Of tine shaft 1t is
likely to have - ou1 go IN :. II II ~ lentirunr.
tnrre Will b" s2nl9lo. Th"re ar, not dati
stivrr ns the loic varies IA tli'kh - from ono
foot H. fractions ui an inch. II there is bel of
ore only our inch IN g. kn -. and ns rich ~
tho srfuuls AssaNrd IN Boston, extending from
M. 100 'not Icse to the l50-looi level, il should
mineral belts IN tn" n"gl horhood are OF great
width from IN" hang M Ia tn loot WALL
As1 came up To ~. Junction ct the, Eastern
aud Ga Boston ami Name Railroads. met the
contractor ior sinking the shut ut the China
t.nt'v ,,nrtn, Tor tho hrlutrd train to Snirtn
H. hu.lfd % parkagr IN his arms. which Sus-
r,rtrd to be- silver ore. but w.ut't for b : own
enthusiasm to loosen his tongue Presently ho
We struck suthin big last night M at tho
CNiun Nine. and. s,'ein' ~ you're u stranger
Iii tell ". .um a'ross lots 10 catch the train
hrrr. SO won't he seen guin away I'm LOin'
down to Salem to 500 the President " thu COM
Iany and show hum this;" lie oponed a bundle
AMI showed some nnr Jumps, rich in sulpulde
OF silver. "Tucu's beauties" he added. we
struck % lend three icet thick of that stun las
uu.lt.Nnd want to take 1t down To sct the
Pros dent "A r.Hotcln'."
30 YOU think these mines here are OF any
vnlurf' asked.
ID ed aud they are. n they only 60 deep
enough hleVe We VIII he getting tons OF silver
an gold ont ID On So ro .Ns yet =
IN"re IL mn ia quiet excitement in this re-
Cion over the dis 'uVpries. The tranps who 70
through tur country are 90 u.s. unully ~r"n ham
w'rIng the houldrrs with small stones AMI
turn ~ over the lousH rock. There is an inn
preston among the poOrfr cluss'S here that
tit' 'r' VIII br worth $50 mn IN q hu-hei 10y ana /
lF. ana 80 shin. IL or Eli-t ming "a u rails ara
stored away 10 many huu-H holds for uturr
profit. 1ur sober part ut tine community arc
wholly In rcdu Gus. rhry say that II a. re had
l"en gold in the hills. their fathers. who thry
Seem to con eide KIN more and were smarter
than they arc would have found it.
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FIN4NCT.iL dvD COMMERtTiL.

SATURDAY Scpt.s-P .M.-The transactions
to-day in the stock market were on smaller
scalc than for some time past and Western
Union Lake shore, Delaware. Lackawanna and
western. Northwestern common. and Michigan
Central shares almost entirely monopolized the
speculation. Illinois Central was strong all
day. ms also were the exurcss shares. which re-
corded an GdSanc" Of | u cent ut the close. Tho
rest of the speculative list was devoid OF any
special interest The market opened strong in
the morning and advanced fraction. do
cline of y Ia q cent. then set in. followed Ivy
a recovery. which sent stocks up TO about the
opening figures. the Northwcstcrns recording
the only advance at the close. The prices OF
the principal stocks ranged as follows: North
western at 3ls@3i% @35 @34A@35|: Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western at 57A C9jSes
3d. @j1a t@j7ii: Lake Shore at Gifi@Gi kooG5%
mtlt; Western Union ut ~ A0,Si 'amSiA and
Mlrhignn Central at 59opjJ "a 5S 'sclj0 aoe5Ss &.
The following table represents the opcni g.
highest. and low 81 sales. regular way, of tho
principal stocks dur NJ the past week, together
with the number OF shares dealt in.
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About O'elOrR last evening a Young woman,
ale about year uI. 0ufrrNti bound
iul West Philadelphia. ami drorIrl mfu vacant At
lrsile spruce lun kinF NOrh- lunu A, She Lu
,cntclmg Tor uck,t NE l'nn5'.r .',t"'i"l by nae
amt i over into ms Ian The mother ult his reached lur
t- c I'd. ana as she dd p" u'uc, h"aNN moWn settle
nu the Young mani brow. with trembling voice slc
irufrred ga apology instead ol fcf'dW@, inc luWn on
hl-hYA errw d't per- amt rudcy turlN- his hio. unn
Ne e suateAed paper irOm hls pocket ana pretended
TO TtNi
A',w ii0rks further on. tail harp featured woman
nud lr tho ear, the Young Wnn hNlN slEh o. to
Nr 'ui'd up ms pager. anh turning 10 lhe dl-'1mnl'd
lnnflrr. inc Wlisrrpd "ENcu>e me- madam, tor hchhN
lNs 40 mach te an liio, hui had 10 irwnd a. c aw
trl.- t 90 wultNtd woman Who iusi |r't inc ar
hsrs rrN uur To- ir Nouup 'alN cal upon and hadn't
irerui. TO- very ,urF, sno would nave Kicked mp
ui. NN telling -Il faaf she wa. sulc Ms married
FOR shr saN mo have wiie and baby with me ~ the
cars II ANtcrA nude, know but hope Nou VIII rN
'r uc when ten YOU that the girls father j. worth
over .lu"sl ami don't want any thing to cause hard
ltelInss between us
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sroCK SIZES ar siNDRrxGnAM
The Prince Of Wales as ~ Farmer and Freed
er-Brisk bidding aud Fair Prices.

yiom ne E,,riop Wo,M
A little knot Of visitors from the distant
south and a Few representative men ui the home
country are gathered in the hall OF Sandring-
ham ON the eve of the Shorthorn safe. ana the
pleasant bachelors lodge on the hill. with its
outlook over dark fir woods AMI iar-strothing
level Of cleaning sea has been thrown open Tor
the housing Of those who may have JOurncy"d
from the distant north and south To- set the seal
Of thpir apurrrntivr crit ism ON the Ifin rs
first venture in this new dir umn. The royal
owner ia absent. tut SIR Digliun Prohyn, Comp
trollcr OF the liouS.hold, II thcre 10 receive the
guests. and Col. Kings 'ote To entertain them
with learned discourse on the SUBJECT ia which
be- is deeply vcrs Il. Mr.. Beck. the Steward Ia
an interesting chaperon. who, II he were u
northern instead Of u southern farmer. might
find many opportunities for repeating during
the ramble one verse of Tcnnyson:
Dubbu looak at the WASTE iheer warnt not cad for
Now,et all su, braescn and fu,,' an looak =, f now
ioWscore VOWS upon II, an some on Hiooh III se"d.
Morning showers and hcavy clouds lring
little promise OF q pleasant day beside the safe
ring; hut as hours creep ON the sun slru-El"-
through n dense haze. und before the earliest
train has arrived ut Woitcrton there is cloud
less sky. and IL IL along not ana dusty road
that the crow Is OF propr hnvy I" drive ~ thc
nuWDcrlesS nunt's' mt vehicles provided Tor
them. At let-t five hundred must have conn
from Cambridge. Huntington. Essex aud Beds
hv this tram. and huli IA many iuure follow
hitcr so that thor, n quito n iormdpbl" gather
ing ~ the tent beside the dairy iarm wncrr
luncheon il provided. uni"r the PRESIDENCY q
SIR Dighton Prohvn. II not quite - much at
hoi4o in the Presidential throne at "a me ting uf
inrhipr- as hr would have been at the head Of
his own regiment Of native hur~pm"n securing
the Indian plains Sir Dighton b 'Hrs his BLUSH
ing honors easily enough, anu he ~ kept in
rounicpan'c 10y SUN ,yd AKA cui,nrisis q
R,ul. and Mr.. Folamn'. while around
ara grouped men Wru-e names urr
sn2Sw a wh rgyr , h"is re Iires ia Sp MI
Hugh Aylmer. whose inig'lu fiun ui Inc la
yorto blood INTO NorlolA lirsl mnde Wr-t Drre-
N...t
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CULVER. the traveller. is vindicatcd. Persona
who haNe doubled inc authcnucp Of hi, de. rptun' Of
Iiiui Brohllugnug &C. viii do So no LONGER read
ui ihr following extract from his account o the island
of philosophers;
satellites which rcNovc about Mars whereof the inner
mos, l. distant nom the centre ot the URINARY planet
nctv three his dameers nnd the cute most hvci the
FORMER rrNuNt, in the suoe u ten hours, ni tAr l r
I'm twenty one and hal So thHt The squares oi uIrI
period c times nearly IN the saline proportions
Win the cube, OF their distance from the centre al Mars,
which ri ntly shows TN m Ia be governed ly tine
law, ol gia,iMuon that influence the other heavenly
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Startling nn Old Maid.


A whoop bang sort Of boy, with foct IA 'roai
nud nat ~ pie un frosted thr ugh tie Contra NnrNr
,cstcrlaN III lr reached stan kept by ,nslc woman
About ihiliN years old Hating there, he yelled out
"say say hom l!tr boy has been run over ami
"uh on Hcav,n,-uh' O." She screamed As
she made div under the counter came mp the out
SHE ana started follow tse boy Alter guiul ten lrct
she hailed, looked very foolish all OF sudden, ami re-
maiktl
Mat a goose ami Why. amt even married"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-09
Farming by Wholesale In Minnesota.

The Taopl farm in Mower county is on the
line Of ~ G. and - r. Il It extends three ni's
one WAY hA Two aui three uurths the other The crops
rsrd This season were 900 acres Of wheat
Of oats ltpo corn. 20 of potatoes. and 2n OF timothy
TAlrtN pairs OF horses AMI murs aii average Of
twenty Ave men are emplQycd throughout the season
and during harvest nearly duube the nuulrr Tile fum
suhdiNlod into tracts of two miles n-lh hN
width, amt M the commencement OF the pluNLs four
burrows around track, making twenty lult mlles, CON
u > NNrk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-09
Valentine p"her-r,ah,,nG IA, the sh,pha ra"

There were two or three incidents in the hght-
ing well NnrhY u mention. Ia tt nrst place the -uc-
cc,,iul MANNER in which Baker Pa,ha and h., Eus,h
officers led the decisive CHARGES inst At the critical mo.
mout deserves tu hr prominently noted
The hl-hcst compliments h9Mcvgr mat ,hcv could re-
taken hack 10 Esi DlumA. They ,gArei that tNeY
would bee ready 10 follow he English Pasa nnd h, oli-
Gers anywhere. saving mat with them IL was always
Tonne ON" not 60 on'' Col Bu~o distinguished
himself hN cou- along the ride at TIM tame when the
Russian, were throwing i've and siN shells a minute