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The New York herald., 1877-03-02

Friends are respectfully invited 10 attend Tue Iu-
neral on Friday, at half-past twelve O'Clock =. M,
iron the residence Of her son. Harry r. Spencer 153d
st., near CORTLAND av.
SuFrERS.-At Wilmington, ILL.,, on Wednesday, Fob
ruary 2S, EDWARD SuFRERN, aged SO years.
Elmira papers please copy.
Tixpsox. suddenly, ut Peekskill N. Y, on Wednes
day. February 49, FRANCIS TMrsoy, In the 4oh year oi
his ago.
neral, from the residence Of Samuel ngersoll Peeks-
kill, n Y, on saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
VAN TAssEI---Ehtercd into life on Wednesday
morning, February 2S, CATHERINE FOWLER, widow Of
the James Van Tasscl the S0th year OF her age
Funeral to-day (Friday), at three O'clock from tho
residence Of her daughter, Mrs NJ L. Hood, 3s Cam
bridge place. Brooklyn.
Friends are invited.
vooEl.--on Thursday, March l. Mrs. PAuLISA
VoGEI OF Blnswangen Bavaria in the AID year OF her
Relatives, friends aud Ceres Traucn veren arc in
vitcd attend the iuneral Friday, March z at two
O'Clock p NJ, from Mount Sinai Hospital
WARn-On Wednesday, February rs, at her late rest
dence, IN Jersey CITY LAURA NJ, widow Of John ID.
Ward In the S0th year Of her age
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited TO at
tend her funeral on Saturday March at one o'clock,
wEsrERvELT.-On Thursday morning, March l,
ABRAHAM q. wEsTERvELT, IN the 39th year Of his age
Notice OF funeral on Sunday.
WEgn-In this CITY, on Wednesday, February 20,
AUGUSTUS A. WEED, aged 81 years.
Funeral at Greenwich, Conn Remains leave Forty
second street depot Saturday morning, March 3
atiolo
uel We'll, nged months and ii days.
Relatives and Trends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from 326 East 4th ST. ut eleven o'clock
to-day.
WLsHAw.-0n Wednesday, February 2s, NELLIE
BRIAN, the youngest daughter OF John Wisnaw, aged
years and III months.
Relatives aud friends and the members OF Sycamore
Lodge No. 37l f. and A. NJ, are invited TO attend the
funeral, at two =. NJ, Friday, March q from ,hs
residence OF the parents, 2I Van Buren, ST. BrooKyn n
WLsoS.-At Luxor, Egypt, on February 1S, 1876,
BLAkELEy WiLsoS, aged 80 years, months, day.
Relatives and friends OF the family invited ia
attend the funeral on Sunday, March 4, al hafpas!
ono O'clock from Grace church, corner Of Erie aud "a
| sls. Jersey City.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-07

The Seventh Day Adventists Of the
Iowa and Nebraska Conference will
hold their annual camp meeting at
Marshalltown, Iowa, June to June
IL. Able speakers are expected, who
will interest those who may attend.
The first camp meeting Of Seventh
Day Adventists was held under man.
agement of Elders White and An
drews, in the town Of Wright, Michi-
gan, Sept. Z, 1868. The result Of this
meeting was such that the plan Of
holding meetings Of this kind during
the summer months was adopted
among this people. The past season
two camp meetings were held In the
State of Michigan, and one each IN
twelve other conferences making four.
teen in all. At the nnt Michigan
meeting of last season, held In Battle
Creek, August 10 and II, thsrs were
eighty-fiye tents and about thirtesa
hundred persona permanently encanp-
ed upon the grounds. OF thee teats.
one was 40-foot, and the ethsr $500
tent. At the Manhalltown uaeu11ne
of last year. there were upwasts e q
tents erected on the ground, anA two
Of these 60 feet each. There was -
uaaneutly sncamped up0a ~ essunA
soans six hundred 6ahhaGA boooega
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-07

There is a mark on these skeletons at
the point where that poison expended
its chief force. All physicians know
that poisons have local action with
in the system, and that sometimes RI
fie-ball has no more definite point OF
infringement upon whatever ii is
aimed at than poison has in relation
TO the object against the welfare OF
which II is directed. We must re-
member that the special local affinity
of alcohol Is for the brain and that
the relaxing of the fibers which al
lows the heart to beat faster is not II
sign of health, but of disease; and
that the moderate drinker, in ninety
eases out of Il hundred, is thus honey
combed through and through with
this relaxation. Its effects are seen
first in Il lack of moral feeling. But
when fever strikes him down, when
cholera attacks him, when suns heat
and LIES struggle come together, he
breaks more easily than he otherwise
would. In your remaining ten cases
perhaps there may be apparent inn
munity for awhile, but In old age a
man is more brittle than he would be
otherwise; and in the next genera
tion, what do you get: Why, when
there is II confirmed and inveterate
habit of wine-drinking or other ha-
bitual and prolonged, although mod
crate, alcoholic stimulation, the sue
cession of generations differs in char
actcr usually not very far from what
il was in Webster's family-colossal
strength in the father of Webster
colossal strength in Webster; erratic
strength in the son lack of control
in the grandson-a boy who made of
his gIandfather's amusements his
whole occupation-and what the next
generation would have been, the law
of hereditary descent will tell you. In
eXhaustible strength. eecentricity,
moral weakness, and then the condi-
ton which your atlantic Monthly,
choice about its language, describes
by the adjective ''spooney - Even
giants may dcteriorate to this stage In
four generations.
On all the physical vices God Is
throwing the progress OF the sciences
as we throw spades full of earth on a
coffin. Apples of Sodom," "Circe's
Enchantment.' was the ancient
language about all the physical vices
hut the microscope and the scalpel
are revealing TO Us, in characters of
fire, the depth OF those old metaphors.
Physical vices are overrated and, If
exact science had her way, would
be outgrown by all but the dissipated,
who are always the dizzy-pated. i'd
rfrtfser iDrU 2lth
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-07
Exchange Office.
Attorneys.
]. =. FERGUSO,

A TT0RNEY AT LAW, Real Estate and
~ Irs,-ance Agent.
0fice at the Post-o nee.
Un2l Clarence, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-07
~ MEMORY.
Address Delivered al the Com.
mem0ralivc Exercises OF Dee.
oraii"n Day Tn Upton, May
:sOih. 1877.
IN Nf. DRY

BY REV ]. HOWARD ,FOCGH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-07

There's funny tale Of stirgy man,
Who was none too good, though he might
have been worse;
Who went TO church on a Sunday night,
And carried along his wcll-iilled purse.
When the sexton came with his begging
plate,
The church was but dim with the candies
light:
The stingy man fumbled all through his
purse,
And chose coin by touch, and not sight.
It's an odd thing now that guineas should be
So like unto pennies, in shape and size.
I'm give penny the stingy man said:
The poor must not gifts of pennies despise.
The penny fell down with aclatter and ring.
Andhack in his seat leaned the stingy man
"The world is 50 fun Of the poor" he
thought,
81 can't help them all, give what can =
Hs! ha how the sexton smiled. 10 be sure,
To see the gold guinea fall ia his plate;
Ha. ha how the stngy mans heart was
wrung,
Perceiving his blundcr, but Just too late.
"No matter,'he said; ''int the Lords account
That guinea OF gold is set down to nae,
They lend To Him who give to the poor;
II will not so had an investment be"
"Na, ma, mon," the chuckling sexton cried
out
The Lord is IA cheated He knew thee
well;
He knew it ives only by accident
That OUT Of thy fingers The guinea fcll.
"He keeps an account, na doubt, for the
puir;
Bat in that account He'll sci down to thee
Ma more o that golden guinea, my mon,
Than the one bare penny yc meant 10 gle"
There's comfort too, in the little tale
A serious side as well as a joke;
A comfort for all the generous poor,
In the comical words the sexton spoke
A comfort TO think that the good Lord knows
How generous we really mean 10 he,
Ard viii give us credit in His account
For all the pennies We long TO "gi'c."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-07

The rar ,cus NOT failure and |
fancy that from all our lips would
sound back the echo" The Wnr mps
not, and shall not be a ,faiture.'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-02

r. AS acontribution toward explaining
how one feels In going under fire for
the frat time, i may here record per-
sonal experience at Kars, which,
though i believe, common enough un-
der similar circumstances, Is perhaps
not familiar to non-cOmbatant readers.
This was my first exposure to either
musketry or caIinOn-shOt, aud II am
free to confessn that although in ex.
cellent health and we'll mounted and
armed, a. the moment OF actual con-
fiict approached L felt'a growing sense
of fear as much beyond the power OF
my will as the Involuntary muscles,
and which, a. It eliminated Just be-
fore the first shot was fired, became
positively physical in Its intensity. A
complex counter-feeling Of half shame,
half pride, kept me however, from at
tempting escape, even II this had been
practicable, thro6 ugh the serried bat
tallions behind. But hardly q half
dozen shots had been exchanged before
this emotion of fear had passed away,
and In less than q quarter OF, an hour
1t was replaced by an exclamation and
sense of positive enjoyment which
more than once through the day car
ried me through the thick Of the melee
with absolutely unrufiied nerve AZ
'terward, before Sebastopol, q friend
who still carries glorious scars Of Alma
and Inkermann told me that at Sob
raon, where he had received. his own
baptism Of fire, he had passed through
much the, same process Of sensation
and that he knew 1t to be, as have
said, common enough In the experience
of others. Mere animal courage, there
fore, after all, would seem to have less
TO do with, the naoraJe of those who
feel< It ta1atisis gehefsiIy supposed
FTdser's Ma0Gziias. -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-02
The Mosquito ofthe YeIlowstone
: AN A., in,ervIev Win Cot. N. v. sheridan.

% - AN interview Win NOt. III. v. oncfsonm.
Colonel Sheridan thinks that df all alb
ominations in this world, or the world
to come, the Yellowstone and Upper
Missouri mosquito Is the most abomi-
nable. Al Fort Buford, on his way
down, he found every offfcer and sol
dier wearing q ciose.fitting head-net
and the whole command enveloped IN
smoke, arising from I. ~. hundred
'.smudges, Dor fires. Sill there was
no sleep or rest for the men, Some
were nearly craxed by the torture. Any
one who has, ever been bitten by q
Yellowstone mnsqult0 win notneed 70
be told how it feels. One mosquito can
annoy him exceedingly, whilea dozen
may throw him into spasms, but q
swarm OF them can suck MIN dry Of
blood, eat all the flesh or his bones,
and chew mn and spit out his clothes
and shoes In Just four minutes by. any
chronometerf IN the land, The Yellow
stone mosquito can't be inundated or
bull-dosed. He won't fly at the motion
of hand. When he l0cates on o man
he settles for good, and You may pull
his legs out by the roots and lie WON'T
let go--pot until he gets his little belly
full. Seriously, the soldiers stationed
in that country find life almost itinen-
durable at this season Of the year.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-02

s1Agriedltdfalt ssvelcpn5sht u Depend,
1nk1pon imps0usd soaltsrs. D IA9Yfcul-
tuga prfaepts few attraetiens 70 ne ~
5 az 81 81 xes!ts ,s e
'cen1aees6n M thwestihents. Future
ppQcreQe- npust coma fmn 1oncsntxntsd
ndiyidHM fkoUght and laber, That
= 81 Sss Sy wssns
en6lieepe sisIy.1hoes worked by theif
l9ypen IN tlipsppGhe and, ecQpomical
ssSsss ac.s & ln saSsa
.rfHSxtlks n PEofsssl9na) li!s TIE
Of msnufscsSIs5 ass doS3r 4s6~3yd, Yet
- Pgsuesssc 800 "a. - v .,..S,. q p
|a2e k&sS1 ST. III SsSsl Bssa i Is
surplus. Thousands Of men struggling
for prscarious existence In crowded
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-02

"Of course not,n replied Rufus. ct
wee no way In which they could be
LOonYeEtsd into, bonnets, boquets, cor
- -. sllasI , sisiEs 49, ~ '.-.ri.lsiH 10
z u tif ies,ai ]flsEf y CO. pttiHe
|. ~ 3ekb Md Int her pocket and
Idp4sh4jns pcGl yssa shs Sgq4tet With
re- ss S ga az Ies|s ~ -
'Sssliss ss ssS 35 ~ Rass!!
ms could nat -jxplnfnlr( DsS IT, Vie 6f
!! 9 SG - =
$3.50 II looksunssD. &oa0enDnlro aAd
ssh. 80 nv IAN 81 - jsSc e.
-your FSed s5slcd 10. tlzSrsA the ,uthar
dAy) % my HenefHI aesiHfsnt, md my
Bic oopsfn Ito, whom sea refused 9
look at your window helps mein every
way eToau, though that isn,t'muehs
because he has his own -businessto At
fHv,d t0.-u ..aaUsft gI0sD >iis 20 acuo
! ssC,iSd oft, {" thod&ht Rqfas. :, s..And
4 have q pair ~ lovely twin 'sisters
only six years old, anda dear mother
and grandma ther to take care Of and
oh how can you beso hateful about
!. Good sfacIous!'' exclaimed Rufus,
,running his fingers wildly through bis
retl-Athat II, his atburn-curls, and
causing the aureole to rise again. Dofist
say another word about Il. D Cover the
whole Of your hotise and mine ALSO
though It isn't apaips there. too, you
have the advantage 0fme, as you have
in everything else-wjth slgns If you
WILL. II cam make . living for my
mother and myself somswhere else, II
not here. Ishave no large family de-
pending Upon me, like Bright q CO."
,'- y Oh !, dear mo, Mr. lLynde,f that
wouldn't please me ut all" said the
little woman !; /" the somewhere else
you know Stay right here There1l
De roo % 3 !. for us both II. after = wfdls, Fun
khfas looked into tie lie .r 4 ,,s., earnest
face with an almost lover-iikepnile, as
Fred, burst into the store shouting,
The lawyer says come TO his office ct
10 O'Clock Tomorrow morning, and
he'll see that the old sign comes down
In q jiffy.n an ,sr,ps sNrj a. l'.ssy 3 -
=, !. "0h, you wicked boy r said Bright
! ssNever mind that, said Rufus. s'I
give you my word that the sign shall
remain just where 1t L. ~ and SELLING
his hat he escorted her to her door,
leaving Fred In the act Of executing q
breakdown, Illustrative of extreme
astonishment, but too much astonished
to whistle an accompaniment. -
And the sign didn't come down
that Is, 1t did eventually, but not until
the next May, and then another, still
larger, and stretching twice the dis
lance, took its place. -
"Lynde, Bright & Co.. the new
sign reads, and the two small stores
are turned into one large one, and
/" Rufus Lynden and Bright & Co..
are partners for life. ta-,a srh
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-02
sUTTERMILK oRIDDLE cAxEs

n
BUTTRRMILK aRIDDLE cAKEs.
lquart of sour buttemilk, q litti
ssttah sisS9SSR$l sf tS,d s11S or
thin i as you like them. Bake upon a
'''ss CORN siksExD or Z c AK
quart of sour milk or ,bsttermilk
4segsI 2'.tablespo0nfuis or sugar or
Iof cSFs meal, ssSis St $ pint panr
opeepa mAE,be added, th0ugh, e e GOOD
without. Bake about one hoHr.
- 1steaDdpfnl or molasSss,s I t1acupful
Of sour cream, ! teaspoonfbloGs soda, I
| teaanN0p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stir
IN Hour enough to make > very stiff
/ ~. 80, CREAM ,CAKEcJ
] teacupful OF cream, 4, teacupsul of
sugar egg, I 'teaspoohftil OF soda dis
solved In teaeupfll Of batt4rmilk, .
little salt, teacupfuls Of -four spice to
TO DRsTR0Y HOUSE FLIES.
Take an ounce Of cobalt, povud Il,
and place 1t In plates mixed with .spir-
It. The fumes will kill the fiiSe N the
TO-, Is kept closed s,AftsrwaEd air
Another recipe Il 10 best upthspyolk
or an egg with o tablespoon each of
nfolAsses and black pepper. finely
ground. Set It about In shallow plates,
and the flies will be rapidly killed.
One drachm extract Of quassi6 dissolv-
ed In p gill of water and sweetened
with half q gallon of molasses, will
have the same effect, IL set around In
nat dishes, to which the, flies have ac-
cess. The quassia acts as q narcotic.
- us" TO REMOVE INK Spots. sq
I Ink spots may be Srea6yea nom
black, walnut sor mahogany Without
destroying the. varnish or polish. by
applying uiuriatic acid with d bit Of
wooden cloth, Wash off
with clear cold water.-Toronto Globe.
r 70 TO CLEANSE RIBBONS. 'S-
ri Allow an equal quantity Or soft soap
made Of wood ashes, (prspared I've
soap Will not do, honey or molasses,
and alcohol or common whiskey Imix
well together. Spread, the ribbons on
table, and rub briskly with the mix
ture: Rinse thoroughly, and giron
while damp. Do not. rub with the
hands, or wiring, but gently squeeze the
water from them. sseq % sisdas
LANP-CHLMNEYsl sss.y!
often crack from being fastened on too
tightly. The screw Is applied while
the chimney is cold, and often 30
tightly as TO prevent the glass moving
at ALL Ofcourse, when the chimneys
are heated there IL no room 3 for them
toexpand, and consequently they must
crack. Always see that the glass IL
secure, and at, the ssme tims moves
easily in the holder.
HEADACHE.
We have known some extreme cases
of headache cured in half an hour by
taking teaspoonful of finely pow
dered charcoal In half q atuirlbler Of
water, It Is an innocent yet powerful
| ""N"" BUTTERMILK.
Butternfilk has healing Qualities
we'll known to most thrifty house.
wives. i. It is freqnently used 10 sheal
| ulcers. 1t is seftening and soothing to
the flesh and has certain cleansing
qualities. The fresher It Is the better.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-02
THE HOUSE HOLD.
EDITED By MRS, GEO. KAToR.
! L LII q
ENTERTAINING COMPANY, 4.

ENTERTAINING COMPANY
81 hate to, have company" quoth
Mrs. Marygold one morning, between
the Intervals Of egg beating and pie
crust rolling. L shall have toget out
all mysilver;snd it'sso much trouble"
Verify, blessed, be nothing, was our
mental ejaculation, as we, silently
noted the pleasant surroundings of the
owner. With ample means to supply
every physical want, house well and
comfortably furnished and fitted to
entertain guests In Q generously hospit-
able, manner, and yet the essence of
hospitality hidden beneath that cum
bsrsone load Of silverware. It is d sad
comment on our civilization, and yet
every, day we see It exemplified.. 4,
Rarely do we cross threshold with
out feeling change in the atmosphere
that denotes q sense Of "unexpected
company and no cake for supper;n and
soon we are made to feel uneasy by the
very visible effort put. forth to DO US
honor. An apologetic exit to the
Kitchen, whence we presently hear the
omipous sounds of cake beating, the
opening and shutting Of drawers
wherein lis deposited the precious sill
.verware, and the subdued ,murmur of
various commands to the juvenile por-
ton Of the family, tend to make our
visit avery ceremonious affair, where
as we had hoped for an hour or two of
outlet, neighbOrly conversation, and Q
profitable interchange of ideas. We
Opine That such Intercourse Is far more
satisfactory than the most Telaborate
display of tea table appointments.
!, Emerson says, 81 pray you, o excel
lent wife, not to .cumber yourself and
me. to get q rich dinner for this man
COR this woman, who has aligned at
our gate, nor q bed uchambers made
ready at too great q cost. These things,
II they are curious id, they can get for
asdollar at any village. But let this
stranger see, If he will, in your looks,
IN your accent andn behavior your
heart and earpestness, your thought
and will, what he cannot buy at any
price; at'any village or city, and which
be may well travel Atty miles, and
dine spafely and sleep hard Id order tn
beholdd Certainlysalet the board be
spfead, and the bed be dressed for the
traveller; hut let not the emphasis Of
ever ADVICE more deserved' or more
Kindly given p Shah we invite friends
to Walt vs., aud allow them to 70 away
feeling that they have been q burden
to usf Shall We parade our furniture,
AKA Withhold our gifts 81 spirit from
their ps.s sen e.. My let us , rather her
nished table, than suffer them to feel
their visit an. intSuslor,. Let Us Get and
keen Furnished for them a TAI table Of good
things, that 40 not grow cola BY walt
telisct, i honor. Courtesy y love and truth,
and whose hahdmnids are good Will
feel that they, are royalty served, and
Pwh0 snail measure the results OF this
snteEtai4me9t Z Like, . pebble cast
into n nIo11d IakA- the rlnnI30 WIDEN
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-02


80, ndI!sk fsSSf hs nfhyslaky.s
49, .s11a dips across thu csehard's breast,
VIDE vs sshs fss sss% sssss ''r''
.sL riil.rsd Win stsmseS Gins and, ana s:ksrs
wisss SranSis. Rass 4; sss sisp sa@ssS 10
); n. :s% n: :gsS y: :s.a..
s 1ss.ss r. S..s ::s: !; :s.s ssss
80 The old red fArmstesdS ID its bsni;
- The chimney like Ter Of siepSEs e.. 80.
=: The barn and hays. s russell a ss.si
~, Pleasant at eve that balsy lane, sf-ss.s
~. When all the farms Creed hsbitansss.s
.: From i sSsi1 f. Ss%f a.af s sss
fh sssss SSs':s s jsSs penn
1fs III &&a si ' S.s.
ss'ss.s Her ~ 4snhS 10y th erusted soil, Z
~<.~s ShseNll(s kecen4 In dropping doze;
Loossd rom - pid.sSs ~ - ~ SsiSl- vss'
Tss s. "a; 81 AZ .:s ;: :say' ss:S,
Beside DAME Diet sluggish, neax -.
stos& Rudiy SpssthjPs, v Asssaif.s
The ealAA-towlsia brindled spots -. ~
And SIs cs ssx the nsia ssde
Nowrlabs k4se, now tapping side.
When tbseoft twilights amber glow "a
err And dewey sweetness fllsthe sesne,'
ia Blocks Of pronsblack, strewn thiekly. alp
s,f Where couch thocattle ON the sresn.s1
~. As fragrant darShAs blo.s the lspe .,, .-s
90 The beetle breaks the calm intense; w.
"a a. The hrs-fy wsitsiu glitterinf gvAins-rs
80 The tree-toad psgn upon the fenee,,s.d
a. But when reigns pldnight's starrystsse.s
~ The beetle seeks Its chink; no mere -
r H. s,SH ESs7 s.,: z =: mate
ST. L. 4ss ;; sss;s ssss AZ! ~ =.
a.. -. -. fss psfs 90 81 5Spes . &lS
st,s;ss itssss & Ssy sn sS s%S.f ySs.s-,-,a
- dr. TStisdds Sd sssls q 7sbef 1Fses.. :,
s j 70 xlnsss S...sss.h Il. lane in.xh,a.; !;
's.3 aul4fl,h strsinlne horsesfght. 4 ! 4 /.
~. - hSTek HallDwisg passasetO the yard "a
80 -, ,1p9s nsN tAs gass. color streams 80. 20
HuddIe the sheep; fl severing train. :,
siSA ga ss s:ay IL Es: ssia...s Ian.
Sci Qlcapols mounts the VIRGO. horse
.ai6eyke, end sling theshunsD o's}t.s
Tlse8 frsm ths near held tskes his OUT.
s)pN, jeggtng tovarh The stahas d>os3
His whissis md the rSbin's ~ 49,
And nsvsk SsvSnSSn's siivsf fsy 49,
Hfightsns p ~, cpd = SGD rie1tk
20 kft 10 !. -L.-sL ~ WV az. t,T&
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-02
THE HEART.
WIZ. UH.H
srnE sun>sER PEST. .


--"Fsther, does the hen sat7', ! No,
my child, the bet authorities on midi.
fcation now declare that the hen sits.u
'''Do you sit. Y. chairs for company?v
"Oh, no, sonny, you ret, . chair"
'ssWeli-4 thepA1do you sGt 4 copy or slt
q copy?b "Why-f-I-Ithink i ssGAs
q copy. - ssAnd the sun sets, does she2"
mot 1t All-the ettI Sits." does q
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