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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-04-05
w. Is, Gildart.

Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in
Chancery. Prompt attention to all
business entrusted to him. Address,
Chase, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-04-05
Chase e. Kline.

Manufacturers and Dealers in Lum-
Grand Lath. Special attention paid to
Bill Stuff. Mill and Yard on line Of +.
& p. M. Railway, Al miles west Of Bald
win. 2-1-52
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-04-05

John J. Robertson, Of Dover, has our
thanks for election returns.
See the advertisement of Scientific
american published elsewhere.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-04-05
REED CITY MILLINERY.

Tho LATEST STYLES OF GOODS,
the Lowest Prices, and entire satisfac-
ton to customers always guaranteed.
NV customers who expressed them
selves 40 well pleased with their Fall
or Winter Hat or Bonnet, can now bc
quite rs we'll pleased with u
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-04-05

ftR&l F4RRl! FtR&lll
In LudngtOn
JOSEPH FINsTERwALDs CLOTHING STORE DESTROYED
respectfully
oh GOODS
from
fr a
ingbu and has just nj $ ca f in
DIETRCHS HARNESS SHOP.
Opposite Elys
in will
nlnott tina cAa chance o
M.xedCa a worth
Worsed Suits, at $1,000 worth $4,000
Black Woraed Heavy Pants for $3.50.
of sort,f FROM 5c o $1OO.
Hats a your prices.
CanadaG Gray at$4 90
COME AND SEE THOSE GOODS!
loss! h All Goods
b disposed ofwi or nverh
No Deviation IN Prices! One Price for AW
Remember Opposite
EUDINGT0M, WX@M,
JOSEPH FINSTERWALD
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-04-05
Ynsimsss $urns,
Baldwin House,

This House has been newly finished
and re-furnishcd, and will be kept in
firt-class style. Charges reasonable.
Good stabling. +. Indermill, Proprie-
tor, Baldwin, Mich. 1886
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-04-05

DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIOD
ICAL PILLS are the surest and safest
remedy for ladies i'm delicate helth. t5-34
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-04-05
william A. DeureSs,

Treasurer of Lake county. Will at
tend promptly and carefully to all bus
mess relating to payment of resident
and nonresident taxes. Address, Bald
win, Lake Co., Mich. 3-41
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-04-05
!. ID. liAlGliT
White & Haight,
s. +. WHITE.

attorneys at LO,O,
Ludington, Mich.
Have Abstract of Titles to all lands
IN Mason County.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-04-05
Sss gaAs County Star.
CHAS. <. RADCLIPPE. Publisher
BALDWIN, LAKE COUNTY, MICH.
Forms 50 per Year.
HOME STARLIGHT.

forms 50 per Year.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
Agentur

fur bic 8 srsssa DampHAths. g'mpasnisa aaa euro.
adslids dbfabrt.
Samburs-a Yin stifanif&e eiais Is Dampfer
Rpre.D tutiber Qlpye, Bremen f6 Dampfet
Gunars einie. eipsrppsl u. Antpsr. t6 DampfsI
Rts Star Cine 8 Dampfn
DIE fauftnts BON TaHasttrtn. sts Id In ben Ieyten 4:
Sahrtn auf ettisu Danpfsrn buriber une kiuabu iesetr
babe, sns bic bette Gupfshluus ans aabtn mir sas 5atraun
mttnr 6reuast stfaut.
Sn gsrbinbuns nit Obisem, iieae ID
We9ieI auf ale Saupttdbte glropa's aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
So6m SoGn

u. OIouO, WttunetOt0,
bdlt bic s,ata gaaf4tntn fur 5armr an 6ans, ptldt ves.
lid ssn Ct PAUL uns Wainneapsiis ~ bassn aaS,
n6mlt4;
Die Sultnran unb 5aplor . Drtidmaf&tus
Wppss Sslbfbineer, Reaper u. Rdbsr,
Champion Reaper uns @absr, Eagle RSber.
WeSbrrp, Seeder u. Drill uus Ban 8raut
Davis Seeder,
Wssb Sewing Wal&int,
Champion u. GrelTSr guymible flaming mill).
Code Lever Rake, Norwegian, ct. paul Star
uns Diron pFise u. I. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
ssy- Cine msriwaroiae gstanntmaduno

say- Cine mertwiiroiss Ystanntma6uns
osroantt ibrs gntitebuns Der Direction Der
Sborn.S ultsrburssr giienbabn: ySurd
Elm @srisbsn uuroen peridiebsns 8siddits.
rsiisnbe (Commis voyageurs), ipslte nit
urerb6rtsr Grs4bsit uno robsr Srunten.
belt Die Ssoanfsier gu it6rsn iuatsr, in
Ysrionenwaseu bei6rbert. Snbem mir ole.
it Radldiistsit %unisrsr Ysamten gu snts
i6uloissn bitter, ii4srn mir fur bic Solss
bic 8srsititsluns elmer 9enissnbsn anjabl
BON Wisbwassn gu. = Sniterburs. Sep.
TENDER s. 1877. Sic Direction u. (. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06

s6s- Ser 6ob Der G6nisin Maria bon
Sadisn bringt cine anecoOte aus psrsan=
sensr 3eit in GrinAeruns, Die amiiant ss-
mug III, up, he bier 3u reprobueiren. Jrieo.
rid g8ilbelm III. pfeste udbrsnb elmer
sspi1en Yeriooe aljdbrlid mad Ssplib
gum gursebrau4 3u reiien uno auf oeriel.
ben Reiie bra4te er sew6bnli4 einen ODER
3tpei Sage in benz fonisli9 id4fi1en SUIT
idloKs Yilnib, bas 10 lieblid an Der glbe
sslssen 1T, 3u. auf bieism S4loIIe gum
Beiu9e bes 86niss unb Der 80nisin BON
Sa9isn ,peilts er oenn au9 in ben eritsn
Iueu1tagsn oss Sabres 1880. Ct befanb
Ii4 in einem Solsn i'm 8eiprd9 nit Dem
80nis unb Der &6nisin. als Elm preubilder
Offi3ier, beoedt nit Staub uno Sdmsib,
pie er Den Sattel sbsn psrlaIisn bate, in
bas 8ema9 eintrat; Der OfT3ier mar als
Gabinstscourier nit elmer SepeIhe on Den
86nis in Yiqnib seianot woreen. Der
Sifijier reidte ieine Sspeide nit elmer
8srbsusuns benz 80nis, Der ie srbrad,
nit Dem ausorud oes S9rsdens lsidt gu
i%ammsnsudts, Dem Off3ier uintte, ii4 gu
entfernen, Die Sepei4e in Die gruftaI4e
isdte unb Dos Gslpr69 nit Den ld9fi9en
Waieitdten fortlsbte. Ser 80nis iOuobl
als Die R0nigin tparsn ni9t uenis bssis-
rig seuorbsn, Die obne Srase uidtise Neu-
isteit az erfabren. IS banoelte ii4 nun
baruu, oisisIbe bon Dem prsubiidsn SO.
mig. Der lie auseni4einli4 nidt 3u ofen-
barren seoa4te, beruus,uiommen. 3mii9sn
Der ld9fI9en Maisitdt, Die als edter Gan.
bsspatsr ben beimii4en Dialect in tsiner
Weiie p%erleuSnete uno Dem preubii4en
Wonar4en %entipann id u stua folsen.
oes @slprdd .Hadridten, 5srr 9ru.
ber" nSa uobl, ia pobl." nansendbme
Nadridten, Ssrr Yruoer? .Hein, nein."
50, ounn baben sic uobl unansenabu,e
Hu9ridten ?" .Sa uobl, ia wobL, bod
laiisn mir bos." ,Nun, Ssrr Yru,er, mir
ms4tsn bod ssrne oas Reisite piisn.
8ann man bsnn nidt erfabren, mas bal.
iirt is Run" nabm Srieori4 Wilbelm
oas Wort, lid babe bic Na4ri4t, bob in
9aris bas Bolt repoltirt uno baB IS Rarl
X. fortseiast bat" 9arauf ipra4 %eritaunt
Der id&fias Wonara ~Sa aber oerfsn
lie bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06

p6s- lleber spsi psinsnoe Snoianer=
SduptliHss oil Der Wirtbstaiel in Waib=
inston idrsibt Elm Bs4islblatt Snbia-
ner' oGuptlinse fommen Sutpeilen mad
Walbin9ton, nm nit Dem .@rGben 9a-
ter" oalelbit Elm @6rt9en Su reeen.
Stets weroen iolde 8dfe in Baibins.
ton, gut psrphsst. go iab zines ga.
sss cine anSabl Sduptlin9e beim fstli.
den Wabl. sic benabmen f4 ernif,
i1msiaiam uno miirb,pol ME INNER uno
Ianstsn tiidtis gu. Nun bate Elm junssr
2ris9er bemertt, bob Ii4 Die anpsIenoen
Yleiagef1tsr bon ALIEN rsi1li1 nabmen,
nur ni9t BON sinsm %braun9rinen 8rei,
pel6er in flsinsn @eidben auf Der 3afsl
itano. gr belt ben ibm u"nbetannten
Semi fir sinsn sanj ioibaren 2edsrbiien,
lan9te, oils er ii4 inbemertt slaubte, mad
einsm ioldsn Sopt 9oB ben Snbalt in isi-
men Suppsnl6fel uno i4ludte i'm i9nsa
6inab. Wobl brannte ibR Der 59arie
Semi ssmaltis, aber Der Sapiere persos
osnno1 feline Musfsl isinss 9ei9t; nidt
absr permodte sr su perbiten, Bob i9psrs
S3rdnsntropitn ibm in Die Ausen uno
iibsr Die braunsn Wanssn lisfen. .Warum
peint Der @slbe Suno ?" fragile Elm sssen-
iibsrfbsnosr alter Sduptlins mibtrauiid
leinen iunsen Stammss3enoIIen. SD
msins, neil ib on msinsn Yatsr badte, Der
neuli9 srtrunfsn 1T. pis 9u peiBt," sab
Der iunse Mann ernit ;urid. Rad elmer
turSen Weile lanSte Der alte srapitdtila
nod BEN Semi unb iGlaf te ~sbsnfaIs FL.
nsu 2bfisl poa binab. aud sr sudte
ni6t, absr uud ibm a alsbalb cine
l6pers 5brdns ibsr oas @sFdt. .Warum
psint Der Stsbsnoe Bun 10 bittsrli9 2"
fraete Der iunss Sslo tbeilnsbmsno Den
Sreis. Sieisr blidts benz Grassnosn LANCE
in bas bemeSunSslois 8sIidt uno iasts
bann selaiisn {: sd ueine. neil i6 trau.
rig barber bin, oaB Su ni4t nit 9sinsm
Batter srtrantit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
Grunbeiaentlum (REAL ESTATE.


3aufsrltft, 6spstbeitn, utsA ausH sfH,teatu DstRuntr
rtretn aufs plnftlt6fs besrst.
cfaee: sds ssa glaia uah S. etrak,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06

p6S- Gin ionoerbarss 8opitiHen bate
i.insr 3eit Bring 9uowis. ipdter 26nis b.
8disrn. Saielbe mar nit lauter @rena.
oisri4nurrbdrtsn sepolltsrt. sls sr ndm.
lid ;u Strabburs seboren puroe, mo iein
Batter, Ssr3os Dtor SOi.pb BON 3weibriit-
fen, franjofider General mar. l4nitten
ii9 ole alten @renaoisre ibre Sdnurrbdr.
tie ab, iiiuten nit osnielben elm ROpifiHsn
uno l9enften es Dem Gleinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
ueber Baltimore.

Seller, Der las ate gaisrlanb bslx5sn pssr 8trpanbte
une rtunhtsen &urepd frm men laHen nta. fsutt bic sradl-
pollen, neuen, etferueu Shrouben. ppa6dmpfhtfs es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
Gttenbabt1 3tdetS

G~tfenbabn 3tdetS
mad alien 6auptfdsssn amutfa's une galtfprnlas isuna
ben sanjsn das tn nistntr Office ~ ZEN rtstlmistsen Tsdfa
Rtpptu siuasssu "a laHtu.
Grunoeisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srsst ausrabl be- statn etast. gissatsans, na
aud 8armtn une Observation-Disclosures Cab BET mtr ats 10 en
~siuatsftn Steinsunstn ~ babtn une efuHt Id ithen, BE-
isn @te IN 9issnthum HHu uas striunertnstnh auIssn
rta, mttut eiftx ~ praftn.
Bir aaIssuns psn Gasttaitsa nth auf a4ufs unb rsszs
Ddft Serge sstrastu.
Deter Riene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
G.. & NV
Gtfenb a J. m=2imien.

Die Gbitaso & Rortbs8 efern Giie1ba(1
ss @ssfsms unS morsmsaens, aas "a, NIT isren ,sSS-
rtttsn 3rtssabusn une gpnneertontn. bic firjtas uae "
lisa. 8sai. ,uti5sn ebieaso ans aasr yanftsH IN .Su6
ipta, Sowa, Nebraska. Californian up tea pefat'
den Isrritorisn. Sbrt
Cmaba & California eimie
IN bic iir,eAs uus Bette 8pute ,rif&sn Chicago nab sass
guniten TN n6rsliden Sninois, 5ow6, Tafpts0,
gaiifOrnisn. SrssoS' ebina. Sapan nnS Msars.
lien. Sert
Gbitaso, ct. pauI & Ninueapolis eimie
u si. iir,sas einis yuif1,n gbieaso uuS allen pssisss
i'm nprsltcbsn sBiseonin une @inneiota aas na1
TX @ssiISn: St. SSni. Snisib. reinnsssoli' ars al
saGroFe, Winpua & ct. Better eiaie
MONA Rpdsaer. Cwatonna, Maneate, al. Setes,
Mem ulmI. uas aasn yunitsn TN iasli&sn nab mtuins6
NiHutUta. Ssrt
@resn Ban & Marquette einie
u bic .in,isas grut, ,pif&sn Gbieass u. Sauesstls,
sSatsrtsgn. Ssne BY Fac. Applet'n,, Cises0,
ssusbtun. Danced anS ss safe eupsrisr sssesS.
Sbrt
Sreepsrt & Dubuque eiaie
q sts stn,is. siHis ,pif$sn Sbieass aas elsin. Rec.
fsrs, 6respsrf. uns aQta yunltsa via 5rsspsrt. Ssu
Gbiraso & Nilpaufee eiuie
N BITE altt Sate Strre Rsute. une III bic aQetntge swtfAea
0bicdsp u. @Sonarn, ecfe ferret, 6isblanb vsrS,
fSaufrsan, Haeine, keneiba uns me fipsnfee.
Hunman Nalaft Gallons Waeen
btfustn I'D auf aatn DurS,astn sitfer Sasn.
Bteits Ia be einjise einie, auf ptlner I'D stek nae.
CONS btfnstn irii6en attease une q. PAU une Ntanee-
pslts, Sbisass ans gtilpaufe. stisasS uas Diasas. Gtt
cage une 9ren Sas.
Ger aut gsrbineunstn reetn stna&t In Gbsaas NIT ks
9aft Sbere v. Wiatsau Ssutbern, EtSisan Central, 0aL
iincrt 4. Otie, gtttsburs, it. Dasnt uns 9beass, &aafs.
tee etutt ane Pan . 5aRele Reutt. mad altn punitta o.
nRe Sufrf, uue NIT Der 9tteaep une alton unb Satnsto
Central mad alien gunittu I'm 3aesn.
@enaut gtrbineuns IL aud ~btrsefelt NIT Der liatsn -.
eRe R. U. In omaha, mad alien puaftsn i'm ftrnta @saxs.
@snaus 8erbineuns an ben Sunfipns mt
3isen, ptlhe bic gabn ~freu3en.
dtdtts lbtr ettft einit rtretn ssa allen Coupon : 9i6et.
astntsu tn ben Der. q. unp CANADA ~serfaut.
5raset nab didsts sa Der 9tttass y. RsrtbptaerR q.
itutdtr uue nebmtt feline aneern.
Rem Bort Office. 30. AIS Srsaeray; Seasn Office, u.
5 State Strast; omaha Office. 245 5arnbam StraSet
San 8ransisss Office. t2t Dtsntspmtrs Strast, gSeass
1idet. Offices, 90 9larf Str., unter eti Seerman-6suft
IS Canal, Ode piaetien Str. 3tujtt Strast Dtpst. Ode
70. xin,ts u. Canal Strass; sDsas Strass DtYst, G6s
gptls u. 8iHjtt Str.
psstn Raten sesr Su'ermatisn, rsLtt tor utAt psu o.
rn es'alassntsu bsirmmsn isHut, rtnest sa6 an
q. s. Slsuustt, Sadrpiu Sns6ttt,
Seal rad. agent, asisass. Stnl gaas'r, atieass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
unterb E 8.

INT b a 1t e n . E 8.
Gin altes ae,ept gum reid uerosn.
Sur9 arbeit, Wii6' nno S9wibsn,
Ri9t miibis faules Siben:
Surd Sporen uno re9t Sauien.
Ridt Greiien, Saufsn. Sdmauien;
9ur9 mibiam Straps3ieren,
Ni1t bin uno Der Spa3ieren
Sur9 Jaifen, 8eten, Wa9en,
Nidt Sdlufen, Slu9en, 2a4en;
Sur9 Soffsa, 9uloen, Warten,
Tidt Diirielipisl uno &artsn;
Sur9 Sobel, art uno 5ammer,
Ii9t Ssui3er, 8lase, Sammsr;
Sur4 SPADE, 6enp uno 9hus.
Ni9t absr S9naps i'm 8rus;
Sur9 Pfissn, @rabsn, S9anjen,
Hi9t Sasen, Subsln, San,en;
Sur9 einfa4 fti0ss WeIen,
Hi9t @lutelipiel unb G6aiien;
Our1 S4affen nm Die Wette,
Hi9t 2otterie. BiIstte:
Dur9 6lu9beit, JleiB unb Wutb
Rommt man 3u @elo uno Gut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
Norsoeutfden elopo,

lur Wetttfaprt btnAben.
Brit Ddmpff4ifsn les Rsreesutfttu elepb uurben So
Gnee 1870 uber 625 600 psrisnsH ~befsrsert.
Die Dampfer eislsr Gempaanit:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-04-12
A New Game.

A man came into restaurant last night,
and mounting o high stool leaned over the
counter and ordered porter house steak
with eggs on the side, and some ale and
oysters to begin on. In about half an
hour he had finished his repast and was
beginning t. deliberate on what kind OF
dessert he would wind up on, when q
man walked in and, tapping him on The
shoulder, remarked:
us your name Billy Hicks!"
"Yes, that's my name, said the man Cd
the stool, as his hand stole down to HE
hip pocket, fumbling for the handle of q
barker: what do you wants"
I'VE he'd little trouble once before in
White Pine, and now guess I've got you
dead to rights" continued the new conner
pulling out large-sized six shooter.
IF you'll just step into the street and
pace of your distance, I'm your man."
said the feeder, who had just finished his
PIE, and whipping out a revolver, he
sprang off his perch and rushed after the
other into the street.
The frightened restaurant man got
down behind the counter and bent his ear
to listen TO the shots and rush of the mob;
but he didn't hear anything unusual, and
in about five minutes he recollected that
there was $3.50 owing on the meal. Then
he went out on the sidewalk to invesii-
gate.
WAS there row out there few min
utes agos" he inquired Of a star-gazer on
the sidewalk.
Didn't see any. I've been here for the
last half hour or So"
''See two fellows with listers and re-
volvers come outs"
"Yes, they was talkin' about swrppin'
guns, and they're over across the way
now takin' a drink"
The restaurant man went back to clear
u? the dirty dishes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-04-12
Mrs. Van Cstt Is a Backslider.

The widow Van Colt, in her lecture on
1.-The Mammoth Cave" last evening IN
the West Thirtieth street Methodist
church, said that, on the occasion OF her
visit TO that famous cavern, she was walk
ing down a steep inclined path, when her
feet few from under her and she slid ten
rods IN sitting posture The widow said
that she weighed $50 pounds and il could
be judged that she did not fall with the
lightness Of feather. In describing a
long passageway in the cave. only three
feet in height, she bent herself almost
double and walked across the preachers
platform to show how she got through the
stoopid place." Mrs. Van Colt visited
the cave in company with a party of
Methodist preachers. There are crickets
in the cave, and the preachers, amused
themselves by catching the lively little in
sects. Ii was peculiar sight to see a
clergyman jrmp and put his hand on q
cricket and then find that the cricket
wasn't there. Some of the clergymen
were spry enough to capture many Of
the little chirrupers. There is place
In the cave called "thc devils wash tub"
Mrs. Van Colt said II sat In this tub,
and then the thought struck me that the
day might be the DEVILS wash day, and
got out of the tub" When the party
stopped to rest, speeches were called for.
One gentleman from Chicago made
speech prsising the enterprise Of that city.
Another thought there was no city IKE
New York. Mrs. Van Colt was called
upon to speak, and she spoke Of the City
OF the Heavenly King. After spending
many hours in the cave, the party emery
ed into daylight. The Widow and q ven
cradle Doctor of Divinity were 30 tired
out and faint that they sat down and
famed each other until they were refresh
ed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-04-12
THE WANDERING JEW.

The Wandering Jew once sad TO me-
passed through the city in tn; cool Of the year
man in garden plucked frdit from tree;
Iasked. How long has this city been heres
And he answered me and be plucked sways
1T has ALWAYS stood where 1t stands to-day,
And here il will sand forever and aye"
Five hundred years rolled by, ana then
Travelled the self-sane road again.
10 trace of city there found:
A Shepherd sat blowing his pipe alone,
Ills Geek went quietly nibbling round,
Iasked Flow long has this been gomez
And he answered me and he piped away,
The new ones bloom and the old decay.
This is my pasture ground for aye"
Five hundred years rolled by. and then
Travelled the self-same road again
And came to q sea. and tn waves did rosr
And fisherman threw his net out clear.
And when heavy laden he dragged II ashore,
asked, How long has the sea been heref'
And he laugh ID, and he said and he laugh-d away
AS long as yon pillows have tossed their spray
They've fiehed and they've fshed In the sslfsame
wsy."
Five hundred years rolled by, and then
travelled the selfsame road again.
And came to forest. vast and free.
And a woodman stood In the thicket near;
His axe he laid II tho foot of tree;
asked. How long have the woods been
kersr'
And he answered sThs woods are . covert 10
aye;
Ny ancestors dwelt here Away,
And trees have been hero since Creations day"
Five hundred years rolled by, and then
travelled the selfsam road sgain.
And found there q city. and far and near
Resounded the hum Of toll and glee.
And asked, How long has the city been hero,
And wtero is the pipe. and the wood, and the
scar
And they answered me, and they went their way
Things always have stood - they stand to-day
And 60 they viii stand FOREVER aud .yv
III wait Ave hundred years. and then
I'LL travel the self-ssme road again.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-04-12

says 10 him, Well, you see I'm all right
at lastP Yes is the reply, 4 see you
now ri.e-upon your cats-meat.'
"A stormy discussion enSues, during
which II gentleman rises to settle the mat
ter ia dispute. Waving his hands males
licali. "v'T he excited disputants, he be-
gins. '''ebiirmep, ali want il common
SENSE Exactly Douglas Jerroid In.
tcrrup,s; that IL precisely what y.u do
want The discussion is lost in burst
of laughter"
Brown drops in. Brown is said, by all
his friends, to be the toady of Jones. The
appearance of Jones in a room is the
proof that Brown is in the passage. When
Jones has the influenza, Brown dutifully
catches a cold in the head. ID. j. to
Brcwn-'Have you heard the rumor that's
flying about town. No well they say
Jones pays the dog-tax for you"
Douglas Jerrold is seriously disap-
pointed with "a certain book written by
one OF his friends, and has expressed his
disappointment. Friend i hear you said
WAS the worst book ever wrote.
Jerrold-'No, ! didn't. l said it was the
worst book anybody ever wrote"
'Of Nelson he would talk by the hour,
and some of his more passionate articles
were written TO seattle the government
that left Horatio-Nelson's legacy to his
country--in want II was difficult 10
persuade him, nevertheless, that man
wisely in sending his son to sea. A friend
called on him one day to introduce q
youth, who, smitten with love for the
salt, was about to abandon position be
held in a silk manufacturers establish
ment for the cockpit, "'HumpLr said
the ex-midshipman of the Earnest, sc
you're going to sea- To what department
of industry, may inquire, do you now
give your exertions.' Silk briefly re
sponded the youth. We'll, go to sea, and
IL will be worsted'n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-04-12
Obstacles to Brigham Young's Convic.
tion.
Philadelphia Press.

One Of the chief obstacles to the sue
cessful prosecution Of Lees accomplices
in the Utah courts arises from the fact
that Mormon witnesses must furnish proofs
Of guilt sufficiently cogent to satisfy Nor
mon iurymen. 1t would probably be easy
TO covict number of the surviving par
Elephants in the massacre If the offenders
could be tried in any other Territory OF
State than Utah; butin view of the state
ments that Lees conviction was only pos
sible because he had been ostracised by
the head of the Mormon church, and be-
cause Brigham Young had instructed his
adberents TO facilitate the success of this
Particular prosecution, there would APP
pear To be but slight prospect Of the
conviction OF other offenders unless some
such device AS q change OF venue or an
exclusion of Mormons from the jrry-box
is adopted. 1t is folly to expect a tribu-
nal composed partly Of men who look up
to Brigham Young as a being endowed
with superhuman control over their tenn
porary and spiritual welfare to convict
him of terrible crime. BY any ordi-
nary standard of judgment he stands
condemned already If long list OF in
famous ofienses, for his life Is made up
mainly Of a succession of villainous prac
tees, but il Is not easy 10 see row he can
be convicted by his dupcs. his depend.
ents, and his accompliccs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-04-12
Country Gentleman.

OOuutfE pcutirinan
One Of your correspondents asks fol
advice in manuring asparagus of leachy
soil. When the crowns of the roots are
not too near the surface which is gener
ally the case in beds not over six years
old, a small plough can be run directly over
the row without injury in the carly spring,
the manure, which must be fine, spread
In the furrow and covered with the
plough; or, IL the crowns are too near the
surface, light furrow a. each side OF the
row can be opened for the manure. IL
this can not be done conveniently before
cutting, it can be done when cutting
ceases, with equal advantage as the
growth for cutting depends upon the
strength stored up In the roots the previ-
Gus year. / have always MANFRED my
asparagus with horse manure and night
soil, either mixed or alternately, and find
both excellent. Having had no expert
ence in handling fish, or muck and ashes,
should decline giving advice. No doubt
the fish are good also the hen manure
and yard manure. Ashes are cheap at
thirty cents per bushel, if the crop needs
them, and dear IL it does not; which ques-
ton can only be answered by trial ON the
particular lot of land IN question. i
should not expect manure applied In the
fall or early spring to have much or any
effect upon the cutting of that year, and
il the soil is leachy, would quite as soon
risk applying 1t after cutting, to nourish
the roots In making a strong outgrowth.
Asparagus can not be cut 10 close. |
Every shoot should be cut every day as
long as cutting lasts; but cutting may |
easily be continued too long, to the seri- |
BUS injury Of the roots. We generally |
stop cutting about June Goth or 9th when |
Early peas begin to como in.