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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
VEGETINE.
WILL CURE
CANKER HUMOR,

RoCKPoRT, March 81, 1876
II II. STEVENS
Sir-LaSt fall my husband got me two
bottles OF your vegetine to take for the
stomach for several years. took II, and
the result was very satisfactory. lhave tax
en- cool many remedies for the Canker
IIumOr, and none seemed to help me but
NEGETlNE. There Is no doubt In my
mind that every one suffering with Canker
Humor can be cured by taking VEGETIN NE
It gave mo good appetite, aud felt better
In every respect.
Yours with respect
Mrs. ELIZA ANN POOLE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD, II
FEGETISE Will relieve pains, cleanse puri.
fy and cure such diseases restoring the pa.
tient IN perfect health after trying different
physicians, many remedies, suffering for
years, is it not conclusive proof, il you are
4 sufferer, you can he cured? Why is this
medicine performing such great cures? It
works in the blood. in the.circulating fluid.
1t can truly be called the Great R,Ood Pltri-
fer. The great source Of disease originates
in the blood; and no medicine that does not
act directly upon IL, to purify and renovate,
has any Just claim upon public attention
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

I've all the carpets 1 want" be
answered.
SPIN glad ifyou are well rugged
Out" She went on, "but if you want
TO blossom out a little this spring
get your pose up in big society a
ljttie-tliis carpet is just what you
want. It's gorgeous. It's grand.
THERE'S jist forty yards, and
land | don't want it, madam
~eli, You needn't have it then.
but Y29'A Is solry iii yoar lie.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

THE WIrE.-It is astonishing to
see how we'll man may live on a
small income, who has handy an6
industrious wife. Some live and
make a far letter appearance on six
or eight dollars per week than others
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

An editor of newspaper having
been written to for information as
to the best mode Of breaking an OK,
replied as follows: "If only one
OK, a good way would be to hoist
him by means of Il long chain at
tached to his tail, from the ground.
Then hoist him by a rope tied to his
horns to another pola. Their de-
Scend on to his back a live ton pile
driver; and if that fails to break
him, let him start q country news
paper and trust people for subscrip-
tions. One of the two ways will do
it,"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

I know why you won't give me
that new $50 bonnet to wear on Eas-
ter, said q Chicago wife to her hus-
band, spitefully, one day last week.
And why won't !, my dear ?''
asked he and Immediately an
swered his own question by adding.
at is because l can't afford it."
"No it isn't" declared the wife;
tits because you're bad man, an
inidel and unbeliever, and don't be-
lieve in religion ?''
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

Mil ls.-n on the T.. c. 8. c. r. r., mas a
reputation of6-70O> Is 4 thriving business
centre, and controls the trade of an average
radius OF over eight miles. in which the
JOURNAL has larger circulation than all
ether county papers combined.
Advertisers ,citl please make a note ofthis
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
VEGETINE
NOTHING Equal TO II

SOUTH SALEH, MASS, Nov. Ii, 1876
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-t have been troubled with Scrof-
ula, Canker and Liver Complaint for three
years. Nothing ever did me any good until
commenced using the VEGETINE i am
now getting along first rate, and still using
the VEGETlNE. con ider there in moth.
ing equal to it for such complaints. Can
heartily recommend It to everybody.
Yours truly, Mrs. LIZZIE nj. PACKARD.
No. l6 Lagrange St., South Salem Mass.
NEGETINE thoroughly eradcates seyerv
Kind of humor, and restores the entire syS-
TEN to Il healthy condition.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

The Chicago Times says = The best
pofRtDes that j0o>he to thb market are
raised on Beaver, LELAND, anear the
Straits Of MackinAw. or course the
seasons there are very short, the snow
often remaining on the ground till the
middle Of May, Vegetation, however,
NAKED kcsery fapld growth when IT
gets start, and potatoes mature In q
few weeks. A A. snow often falls ON
these islands before the ground freezes
potatoes do not require to be dug till
the spring after they are planted. Oc+
caSslonalIy fafnerS plant potatoes in
the fall. they keing protected over win
tel, by. heavy coating Of snow. Itis
practicable on these Islands to plant
potatoes in ths fall and to dig them q
year from the following spring. sIsAlc
though fthe tubersI have been In tile
ground so long time their period of
growth Vas limited 70 q few weeks.
There ar9 occasional ilstances Of potat
toes growing wild on these islands ~
they do on the main laid of northern
Michigan. The soil IL little affected
BY Inst, ias the isio2 S6mpletely pro
tects II during weather that freezes
merCRlrySI 8 rfarc~FaE
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: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

a yas1 s ssSs g. vh .sss.s ss e s
WEsatHWnke extra, 81 S2SI o.; mill
oil %; lmiilips Na i, tl,SSs No. 2 white
II 81; amberS Sls7 az 0Qssfssd
CornZ5o@5lt ctsrI,ia .ss.G)
Oats-a9@4l cts.
|si &C.. 5& sSf;sS IS .s '0' ""r''S'''
hntter--l2@}5Ttt Grease, 8 cts.
:. S 81. ~ y sphe. 1905
:. Esss.-i4@lS cts wifi ddhand equal
2 f sSRS x Eluis.4iSAsMs, 81 oo@s 90 per
1 SSs stass ma aas s5
40, Valencia, III c.s: N IiscAtels, 81 81
d. 40:%ultafias 1ITpi2e; . E6fS5bn LAYERS
81 40@2 so ,'dates. 6s0976:hgAPM drums,
new, ll@l2s DO. "lAyess,i is&saAc; 40.
bags, l0@1lc; French prunes- l2@I7c;
I'M! xs S{" Ss,ss sa Sc; I s%r.
on peel, lSc. Cocoanuts, BaracO, $495 per
100. Bananas. 81 5O@s so per bunch,
Pine apples, per dOz., 81 SOFAS.
Hides-Green 6A@T& cts; cured Sac,
dry sailed l2@H N; dry fint.kGa6. Green
caiiskins lOSgllc; cured, IL; dry, 5000.
Pelts, 5Oc@$2 90.
Potatoes-Old will scarcely sell at any
price. New State 81 2501 SO per bush.
Wool-kine atss@ 3Sc; combing ut 40
@42c. Market firm.
Provisions = Mess pork, $l4 90.
clear do SIS rs; lard, In tcs., ole: do
imfeeA 9k(@oae q nouaked hams, lie; do.
shoulders, 7A@8c, outside for light
weights, both covered breakfast bacon,
lie. Dried beef, l3@l3lc. Mess beef
Salt--Michigan, coarse, 81 b per Dbl.
do. refuse, 81; On@ndaga, 81 80 per Dbl.
Syracuse, dairy, zoe per bu. OF "a lbs.
II Li ysq (Asshs9nl dairy, ~ o. per bag
Wood-$3@4 so.
The prices of wool throughout the State
have fallen Oft two to three cents during
the week ; buff0sss6hhe spoaSaiy fine lots
price, have been fully maintained. Most
6rAHWe Sasti5tfASiN during the
month Of June.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

Our appearance at ,Pliladelphia' has
drawn the attention or : Ameriesf,
manufacturers to tis In a most marked
and, unexpected degree, a country
that, like New South Wales, II rolling
In wealth must be q country. that II
able TO buy, and q country that Is able
to buy Is exactly. the country that
American manufActurersr have been
anxiotisly looking ont for. Our repre-
seritatives at Philadelphia have come
back strongly Impressed with The fact
that there are riiAfiy things the Ameri-
cans can supply Al with TO advantage.
Our Government has an offer from
Messiss 4ldNip ICo. to furnish b -
oomotlve engine for about sf1000 2ese
than the cost Of AN English engine.
and to- leave the payment VFen 1fitif
the engine has sbssn ACKNOWLEDGMENT
and approved. A Pullma0is sfeepinx
cNf and an ordinary passeffge car have
already been ordered, and American
wheels, axles. ssrallss and brakes are
strongly PRESSED on our acceptance.
As .0nr Goternrhent englne ArS are eli
Of the Engllsh sOhool2 AwerfcAn novel,
ties viii have ahard battle to- nght to
yinomcisl accep ~. bVt thp demtfd
and $cih;'n Y SreA s, snM p SspBs s
~ ,.ts1 ~ YaS,c v Works IN tsis
fof Any American novelties That may
se6m TO be suited to our wants. lie
Epglish panpfActuysrs. fheEefore, .ns
3 hd a'sA:sss y n 4 ps
stfsr te,ths beqdpr, zs~e&dT 49,,
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: Such bond shall not be received UNI
less the approval thereof by the town
ship board or the Board Of Trustees or
Common Council Of the village or city
shall be duly certified thereon In writ
ing, and the principal shall not be al,
lowed to sell spiritu6us or. fermented
liquors In any other place than that
specified in said bond without giving
notice and executing another bond in
the manner above prescribed. When
eyer any condition Of sold bond shall
be broken. q new bond may be requir-
township board. t6s Board q Trustees
or the Common Council Of the village
or city In which such bond was origin
ally approved, and, altos inn0ase Of the
death ,ins0lvency, Or,reIn0yal, of either
Of the sureties, and In any other con-
tingency requiriugit. ~"i7 @si Y
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beets, II treated In the same wav h,.
boiling them for half IN hour in y, ou.
OF ten minutes, will be found vess,
s TtGy nnS;S Su,:s = good,
sItees cut from the rood of larver" rel,
and white beets, and seasoned nlenttH
fully with pepper. Or, either of tha
above may be dressed with cream aft a1
the French fashion. Thus, after the
|HR StGnsa IL (su afX6eb AZ have :; ,s been e
small saucepan with a little meIted
butter, add half a pint of cream. which
curdling, and simmer for five ninntas.
just before removing from the fire all
small teasp0onful Of powdered su~ar
and very little grated nutmeg.
|, ,.Asparaguss talks~ are,also very nioa
boiled whole In sailed water. and
simply served with vinegar, butter and
pepper.
CHICKEN SALAD.
! ,Wssh and dry. two zer three heads Of
lettuce, reservlng the center leaves. cnt
them fine and lay them ut the bottom
Of q dish. Mince all the white meat
fyomR boiled wlewithout the skin.
9ud rIace @ 0t md lettuce. Rub the
yolkk of two hare boiled eggs To n
: :%ss; psataf % Ss% sr sV,teI !. or
! very pelstsbles spk1fita,t& Add two
steaAnpQpfp Qfimafia sUslAt6sd and stir
in yPyy.grsdua@ly 0ilas0pPf1l of vine,
leaxsss< arrange ~ n bsrdsRsthe centre
leaves betNepp tire, ehl1kesss and dish,
and when ready to sHsRe- pour over the
.lniytReI vAkelielouaisle warm. The
ingTediepts for the dish. are easily OBJ
'tSfned al d VIII - sfo1ddt6ebe a good
,thppetixer. nl-Mnss zMA.D1BUsH, De-
.tfoit. .sa> A diis xls.sse{
= I ss''' T.. .,.,u.1A,5sabPaRtsfaf<i
% Take ss8sksuls balliDutStes shred In
R S sI ES9 a, re RI ySs Eo hand
cover with cold wsteg.sl ett4ds come to
a scald-be sure not to- holland then
tI1JR 81 The water. and cover again
with cold water scaId as before; then
take equal quxntitiesso4 Tx and wa
'ter, enough toc:ver ana S0Hken with
-four; add two wei bsat&sss( kss and
piece Qf RptteF the size o. an egg. This
mikes hicesupper dish.
s~i "A 'RREAKFAstDssH.
= Feat Tour eggs vefyz isSnty and stir
them Into pint or GeTfMfgk, with a
little salt. Slice sofhe light, sweet
s S5ssS or ig, bakers iS;s o5ss slices s
carefully and WlSkSSt breaking, into a
spider of hot ,llasd, and fry brown.
Sprinkle p little powdered sugar on
each slice AS it is taken out, and little
nutmeg Or MmRenOn, and serve hot
II prepared nicely. this Is an acceptable
and CONVENIENT Dish sct kfast.
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person, or TO any person in the habit
Of getting intoxicated. IL shall not be
lewftlf f0r any person (inciudfng' drug
gists) to sell malt, spirituous, or int0x-
icattng liqu0n, without first having
executed and delivered to the treasur-
or Of the cQnnkyl iohnnnn1n hnei-
! J ] 4 | ]; s
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Normal 6 school, Graduates,

&HopEg ssd,sa6 I'D state Nor.
r.. ssasss S';s: & ls Il N 'e t.
lows, G., Martha Barnard, N. l., r. An-
dAl6ia,1 toSksyB IN r., Henry J.jCurran,'
HSx.sJssass 1ayuSdss. o. Ghrisnsis
Lew sS. \. H. Rsiss Ss.t ssss 81
as.ess& ;sas aaa4Ite ..,, !, sp q 8
uysl ~. ss;h 4 Carl. AZ.
Everett, Aodle n. Hawks, Chas.< q.
|t,saZfKSf 6sGGss I&lsisBE
DoHwe B. YntemA "a b,ei~
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EyHN d "a, I! @ Z g e ;,
i&. III "a (sasz1sSso I: ~ go
~ " ss "a K. - p :
|I 81 ~ =: !: - -: g :xs:S =:
; 49, fIFss-s,sx - - 49,
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:, [. The, Ill Liquor Traffic.

The following Ii the, full text OF the
mostimp0rtant sections of the amended
liquor traffic taxation and liquor traffic
regulation acts. 1t was obtained from
official sources at Lansing, and includes
all the amendments of 1877 to the four
quoted sections from the old statutes of
1876. The second law was given i'm
mediate effect: .-r litratn. tr.g ,"'ti-
'a-'a ied; THE TAX LAW 'H.' =.
4 SECTION /. !. In, all townships, cities
and villages Of this State there shall be
annually levied and collected the f0l-
lowing tax upon the business Of manu-,
.factuxinG. sllinG, or keeping for sale
by all persons whose business in whole
or I'm part consists in selling or keep
ing for sale, or manufacturing distilled
or malt LIQUORS or mixed liquors as fol-
lows: Upon the business of selling or
Offering for sale spirituous or intoxi-
eating LIQUORS or mixed liquors. by re-
tail, or any patent medicine smixture
or compound which inaiwhole or In
part consists Of Spirituous Or intoxi-
eating liquors, the sum of $50 per an
mum; upon the business OF selling or
Offering for sale by retail any malt,
brewed, or ferrnehted liquors, $50 per
annhm;, .upon the business or selling
-brewed on, malt liquors a. wholesale,
or 1t wholesale and RETAIL 500 per, an.
mum: upon the, business of selling
spirituous or Intoxicating liquors, at
wholesale, or at wholesale and RETAIL.
1900 per annum; upon the business Of
Anufhcturing brewed or malt LIQUORS
for sale, II the quantity manufactured
IA over i've barrels and does not ex-
coed 1900 barrels, $50; IL over 1900 bar
rels and<npti exceeAing<5 900 barrels,
800; II 5000 barrels or oyer, the sum,
81 ttc0)pSf anAwn; tIpony the business
Of manuf somring for sale spirituoGs 6f
Intoxicating. liquors, $500. NO person
paying : tax on spiiit6ous .or, fntoxi-
cafing lquors under this act shall be-
liable 10 pay any tax on the sale Of
lhait, bsSWSd lad sfermented liqpors.
No person paying q manufacturer's tax
81 sSsff bs jSis y O %SoIs ssls
dealers tax ON the same. ,sf,r b,jAn
D8nCrION q Retail dealers of spiritu-
Gus and Intoxicating liquors, and
hTewed, malt and ,fermented liquors,
shall be hsld And deemed 10 Include ali
pereons who gell By the drink, and In
Quantities Of ave EslIons or less, or one
dozen quart bottles or les, At any one
time 70 ny me pSfFon sc holesale
deq1srs sh1fts held AND deemed to
neanAndineludeal psFsonswhose sell OF
t0Heftp eell such )iquOts' eud beverages
IN Quantities Of five a. lon4 ~ over one.
doom qnAst bottles, az ANY. one time,
t6Mpy one bsrscns Moi a9lihposed
uni NJ set,shall Ne levied or coI,,
lsStpd rfeP9 any pfHpA fQI sflling any
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

m % vf.q--e4a tar,.l4 w sl.dp7 sIasoz
OK ar ~
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MI. John II. Raymend, while pas
We n Eat aea min II
lions in TT" andtheH, aR'as3sget man.
cner, Observation-Disclosures afN3tS
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sscrI6N 10 ne Ps1pae ~ Me State
u Ifyh1 SSF Any pe19n V eli, fur.
sysi@sfss IIasor, * ~ SiSs or II be sa.
intsxlxtIng iiquof, wine, der, or malt
ngpn7f, 81 my mip9ESt intoxicaisas
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will itself soon bo cut In halves, and the
Turkish forces separated into three divi-
s!ogs X't4S.t Rsjss e Gemw o ,..
plying central position between them.
ed be- e p9ya with, eRHrAI9R toEes;
y! =: - y -. s.:s::; II| kSS.
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DETROIT LIVE srQ.X.

s, MSlsg 50 ss{ s4 s $s' ss :"
IN u. " .sJs big. 1la at 81 e,.
Heavy are qpetahleak "a 75@4 90; pos
''YE wv o9h,rir &rfET0t'
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: Yhs- Regentss MAJ - thu u diversity
June 18th. We give 80 much OF their
prec:edings a. VIII be OF interest to the
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

"A sfire I'm Marblehcady- A4ass.s. Monday,
swept away nearly the entire business
portion Of the town. The IRE begun In
the stable of the Hathaway House, and
spread with alarming rapidity TO the he
tel and other buildings. All the large
shoe manufhctofies but three arei In ruins.
These were mostly large wooden build
ings filed with machinery and furnish
ing employment 70 hnapdGnie OF men -.
!! .
women. The II road ~
dwelling houses were mel -
two buildings In all wer6 Midsummer.
A carefully prepared list Of Losses by
the Marblehead fire makes the aggregate
loss on buildings eS5S. 900.
- Loss 70 -oeoupauts, stocks, machinery,
furniture. ETC., $i7e, 900; total, 1854, 900.
yfDSbup4Gf Monday was very heavy
>k36a9k lott illinois, Indiana and Mis-
souri,, much damage being done by the
wind. ..-.-.----
fs III 81 3: VIII 'sT'y.,l'
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"Of truth and verity,r as the
Quaker say, I'VE have found by prao-
ticaI test that early cut hay we'll cured
Is decidedly the best feed for dairy
stock, going much further when fed,
and producing better product Of milk,
and consequently Of butter. IL keeps
stock In finer condition than hay that
is cut after being matured, or 1900.
Mas early as the middle Of june, s0uI6'
Zines before, we have practlced OPEN
ing the hay harvest. and find, when
feeding, that the earliest cut Is PREFER.
ed to the latter, by all the stock. When
first putting this plan Of cutting hay
early into practice, the neighbour, all
old farmers, looked askance with In
credulous eyes, predicting Ill resultsjs
but upon noting the facts In the case,
have fallen In with the practice with
hearty. good will.r-t Correspondence
Ohio Farmer.
oo T isss' ssti sss; G8 e:
growers, It IL estimated, $40. 900, 900.
or this California produced about S.
zQ4,99Q psupdvDGU1 Texas ABOUT 49,.
Co., 600 pounds. Last year we paid
foreign countries $50. 000, 900 for wool.
I'm Eoc<issve0 Oee, 00euysFe sheep will
isRAh!e Va n Pyqdpce; Allathe wool we
1850 w produced Is, do6 do SpuGds;
- that jnusevsntesnIysass we hAyAjss
S S5SSSS S SHf aHnpal waslssARp An9s
y How prodtSblsE 5oa4ihber is thers
ere oftsh goedillassrasi6hs.a In a9fsl
cent lecture Professor n eal, oof, the
Michigan Agricultural Collegey men.
toned Some trees which have been uf
great vsluec rAlwnlnuttEee, at Potter,
vile, sold for 81 .0Q0s tn, wood being
highly ornamented In beautiful waves,
and % was made 4nt0 teheering.p n
black walnut, at Brcpkfield, seven feet
through, sold * 3, 200 for the same
dollars were refused for b large blister.
ed walRut At SaugAtuckyT At Grand
Rapids 3 black cherry tree, with very
dark wood. was shipped to Central
America, and from, there shipped beck
TO this country and, cold forr good ma
hogahy.
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7"l DOCTOR or DENTAL SURGERY.
John Il Hodgman. "Ulrich Kreit. N
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they suffered seriously from the fire OF
two betterissy and frem . lrifle fire. One
gaan standi9gsalore fEed with ateadiness
and pfeeistQps md did some damage ;
but slth9ngh jtpA meS suffered the boats
81 fpidF 1 thslp pEns st morn
bfskcnircns division' of. the Eighth
Corps was the first across. 1.-THE Turks
Aired the last round little AFTER one
O'clock AklNl On the Turkish side the
bank presents low cliffs and steep decliv-
$1,000 hehiss - 1890 s rIaeSl A. as
say HSea EeI n sof I sSs
Riaxahs, bppDsftsu SistovA, al to-day,
three ,bStsSilohs lof f,sld sztillery, firi1g
slt,w. have holped to crush the opposition
OF tho To the lofS Of the landing
pInce. concealed among the willows, are
inore batteries, and farther TO the LEFT still,
horse artillery. From that position q
whole ne6t OF Turkish eraH Ii visible.
One Of them y 4 yst vesasl " insctix,
ity II nsSc 81. 1920 r Sns sS
~. SfriSd SSSr 81 Q ststS 6ibported By
t1S pes(6oHs, Snd b fhzs tfme the c6f-
umn Of woandsd csuaedtp psssn M y
b 4Ts dssfsS6sf oftke'ft slstsnoe may be
- p5ssSst t6srs az f3aE 40 wopadS,
sud Wing yfnir Pfopoftfon fBknfNyB
my be std tha6 thsnR uspianslQss has
been sbout ~ Iocfloedlis sdi do1
emo HaafsB w1sslyrdrsik &, thick veil
round their movements rut 40 last MO-
n11nt placing psattisapnlevefH road and
pssged fskef Mp he ysfl thsa ss&4d
1872 ~ as,l. fx<S. .siaxa n IL
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sgzHLoEz : az.sIL
...Y 80
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ing metals consists Of one part of oxallc
acid and six parts Of fottenstone mixed
In enough Of equal parts OF whale oil
end spirits0fturpentineto6bffn q paste.:
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held and hrmly bound unto The people OF
the State OF Michigan In the sum of 49,
70 tnS Wss
heirs, executors and administrators firm
ly by these presents, sealed with our seals,
and dated this --- day Of -, A. ID.
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The Following are the names Of persons
upon. whom The Rsgents to-day voted 70
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The Portland daily press., 1877-05-23
Baptist Missionary Society.

PROVIDENCE, May 22.-The National Bap.
list Missionary Society began its annual sess-
ion this morning. DR. E. G. Robinson, Presi-
dent of Brown University, presdes. The
expenditures $242, 949.31, balance against the
Union 81, 736, Isl.
In the afternoon session committee was ap-
pointed on memorial of the Boston minste-
rial conference.
The Secretary of the Union, Rev. DR.. Muir
dock, read paper upon the subject, "Shall we
decrease our mission work" he spoke of the
increasing deficit in funds and pointed out
important places in the foreign field that
ought to be taken up while the important sta
in the face of two obligations, first to pay the
debt already owed, the other to meet the debt
which the church owed to Christ. The first
duty should be done at once. In order to pay
this debt and make provision for missionary
work now in progress it would be necessary to
increase the receipts of last year about $780, 600.
Ii this was not done the expenses of missiona-
ries must be cut down or some of the missiona-
riessimust be given up. The duties of theolog-
ical seminaries of paying men and women and
OF the Christian press in this matter were de-
fined and the power of each was invoked in aid
of mission work.
DIR. Murdock's paper was referred to the
special committee of seven, to report Wednes-
day morning.
Addresses were made by Rev. E. O. Stevens
VI ioihC, Duludu, ANoNs LIZ q. DIuUey Oh
RangooD, Rev. J. ). Stoddard of Assam, Rev.
DR.. Lyman Jewett of Teloogoo
Officers were elected for the ensuing year as
follows:
President-Rev. E. G. Robinson, D. d.
Vice Presidents-Rev. G. w. Nortbrup, D. D.,
of Illinois; Prof. j. L. Lincoln, LID, Of
Rhode Island.
Recording Secretary-Rev. Fl. S. Burrage of
Maine.
Board of Managers-Fourteen ministers and
twelve laymen, among the former Rev. S. L. B.
Chase of Rockland. Me-
This evening the annual sermon was preached
by Rev. DR.. Lemuel Moss, President of the
Indiana State University, from John K, TO-