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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-12-05
CouaHl CouaHl COUGH |

During the Fall, Winter and Spring
months people are more or less troubl-
ed with Coughs and Colds. Reader
don't neglect slight cold, as it is the
starting point for Consumption, but go
Immediately to your druggist and get
a bottle of HALE's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR. This article is GER
tain to do its work, perman entlyJcuring g
all Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing, and all affec-
tions of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes
A trial is all we ask, and then the ar
ticle speaks for itself. Sold by all drug
gists at so cents and 81. Great saving
by buying large size. Depot, CRIT
TENToN's, Sixth ave., New York
City.
PrKE's TooTHAcHE DROPS, cure in
one minute.
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Chase Items.

At 10 o'clock last evening the old
store adjoining the Chase House, took
fire, but was discovered i'm time, SO that
80 cents will repair damages.
There has been two or three new
buildings put up, lately, all of which
help.
Messrs. Haak and Knapp have gone
east for short vacation. Mr.. Haak
will bring his family back with him,
to spend the Winter.
Mr.. Joiner has returned home, after
being absent for the past two months,
putting up house on his farm at Polo,
III. MAX.
Chase, Dec. I'd, 1873.
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A Reliable Life Insurance Policy.

We take pleasure i'm commencing to
our readers II thoroughly safe and re]i-
able life insurance agency, whose funds
or assets are ineXhaustible. 1t is a
stock company operating under the
joint title-HeSuh. Life policies ere is
sued In the form of DIR. Pierce's Golden
tive Pellets (which, iftaken as directed,
insure the system against disease) up
ON payment of a very small fee. Ali
the principle druggists are constituted
agents.
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Detroit Post and Tribune.
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will continue to be the sincere, vigorous,
and able advocate of Republican politi-
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It's large resources, Its ample .facili-
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A Good chance.

Anyone desiring to purchase n new
farm, at a bargain, will do well to s'gop
for the southwest i of Sc ,tion IA, Town
i7-l4 Lake township). There arc 25
acres chopped; 8 acres under plow.
Also, buildings and some fruit trees.
Will be sold cheap for cash, or on time.
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by rs great and thorough biood-pnrifing proper
ticsnpr. Picrcc's Golden Medical DISCOVERY cures
ssii Mhnsc.s nom the worst scrcsgla 70 q common
higtch, pimples or Eruption: Mcrcurial disease,
Mineral poispns, and their effects, arc cradicatcd.
and vigorous health and sound constitution esfab
lishcd. Eyeipclas, snitrhcuns, Fever Eores, scniy
cr Rough slim, In short, ell Diseases caused y basl
Lloo arc conlueycd by this powerful, purifying, and
Espccinliy has Il manifested its potency In curing
Tcffers Eose Isas;l, BoiiA S,arbuncIcs bcre Lycs,
scrofsious scrcs and swei.inga, White sweIilnss.
Coitro or Thick Neck, and Enlarged GlandA
III you feel dull, drowsy, Gebilitatcd, have saluw
COLOR Of skin, or ycllowisl-brown spots on face or
body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste in
mouth, internal heat or clils nltemated with hoi
nushes low spirits, aud gloomy forcbodingA irrcgusr
hppctltc, md tongue cOatcs'. suffering hon,
Torpid Liver, or .Billossness." In many eases Of
sLfvcr Coplsint only part of these symptoins arc
experlcnce,i As a remedy for ali such cases, lir.
icrccs Golden Medical Discovery has no equal, us
In The cure Of Eronchitls, severe Coughs, and the
early stages OF CONSUMPTION, II has nsfonlscd the
c,lical faculty, and cn,inent physicians pronounce
h r re , Q. INC age Wc
and prrincs the blood Scld by druggists.
r. v. PIERCE, NJ. D., Prom, Worlds Dispcnsary
and lnvalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Many persons suppose this list TO be COM
posed ofCHEAP, low priced re- 'yspapcrs. The
fact Is quite otherwise. The dialogue states
exactly what the papers are. W men the name
OF paper Is printed IN FULL FACE TYPE IL
Is i'm every instance the BEST paper in the
place. When printed in CAPITALS it Is the
ONLY paper In the place. When printed in
Roman letters IL is neither the best nor the
only paper, but is usually very good one,
Notwithstanding. The list gives the popula-
ton of every town and the circulation ofeve-
~ paper: rr u NOT A COOPERATIVE
LIST. 1T IS NOT CHEAP LIST. At the foot of
the Catalogue for each state the important
towns which are not covered by the list are
enumerated. 1T IS AN HONEST LIST. The rates
charged for advertising arc barely one-fifth
the publishers schedule. The price for one
inch four weeks In tile entire list is $685.. The
regular rates of the papers for the same space
and time are 80 ,i36 IS. The list includes $40
newspapers, OF which 1853 are issued DAILY and
s07 WEEKLY. They are located In S25 diff,rent
cities and towns, Of which 22 are state Capi-
tails, 328 places of over 5000 population. and
444 County Seats. LISTS SENT ON APPLI-
CATION. Address q GEO. r. ROwELL 4 COS
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU, 10
Spruce st. printing House Sq.), M Y.
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A COMMON SENSE Boys AND GIRLS
PAPER.-The american Young Folks,
published by Hudson & Ewing, at To-
peka, Kansas, comes to us for Decem-
Der beautifully illustrated and filled
with entertaining and useful reeding.
II is really n com mon sense paper that
parents need not hesitate to place I'm
the hands of their children. 1t con-
t,lins 16 pages and is sent one year to
any address for so cents. The PUBLISH
ers offer 10 send q sample copy free.
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Weather ReDOrt.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lees. Cobb,
ofYates township:
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All claims due the late firm of Jones
& HolIister must be paid at once.
VIM. A. DEUREss,
Assignee.
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DR.. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY

produces radical cures Of the worst cascs CT Catarr
no matter of how long standing. The liquid remedy
PIEncE's Douchc. This j. the only firm OF instru-
mcnt yet invented with which uii medicine can lc
parts OF the affected nasal rassags, and the chn,G-
bers or cavities communicating thcTcwitl In which
sores and ulcers frequently exist, and from which
the catarrhal discharge gcnernlly proceeds ITS use
accompanying each instrument. DR.. SACES Cr-
tnrrh Remedy cures recent attacks OF "Coid In tie
Head" by few applications IL ~ mill and pleas
ant 70 use, containing no strong cnn'h. GrHes
poisons. Cafarrll Remedy anil Ooa,he solL by drug
eistA. u. v. PIERCE, VI. ID. Prnr'r,N N~rl IS Dis
peiiaary and Inynlld5' lt6tl l..siln. ., n.
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ALLAN's ANTr.FAr is the great remedy for Corpu-
lency. IL is purely vegetable and perfectly harmless.
II acts on the food IN Che stomac preventing ifs con-
version into fat Taken according to DIRECTIONS. t
win reduce . fat person from 20 pounds y week.
In placing this remedy before the public rs a poa-
tive cure for obesity we do knowing Its ability to
cure as attested by hundreds OF testimonials, OF
which the following nom q lady In Columbus, Ohio,
is sample: Gentlemen s-Your Anti-Fat was duly
received. ] took IL according TO directions and n
reduced me hve pounds was 90 elated over the
suit that Immediately sent TO AcKERNAN's drug
store for the second bottle" Another, physlcian
writing for a patient from Providence, II. l.. says
"Four bottles haye reduced her weight from 100
pounds 10 92 pounds and there Ia general improve-
ment In hcalth.o gentleman writing from Bos-
ton, says WITHOUT special change or attention To
diet, two bottles Of Alans Anti-Ft reduced four
and one-quarter poundsn The well-known Whole
sale Druggists, sSIITH, DooIITrLE SMITH, OF Dos
ton, Mass, write AZ follows; " Alan's Anti-Fat has
reduced a lady In our city seven pounds In three
weeks.n A gentleman In St Louis writes; "Aiian's
Anti-Fat reduced me twelve pounds In three wecks
commencing Its usen Messrs. POWELL h PLIMrToN,
Wholesale Druggists, OF Buffalo, N. Y, wrltes .To
THE PRoPRIETohs or ALLAN's ANTI-fAT; Gentle
%as I Ssd ,daS s wde ded
eject reducing the fat from two 10 I'VE pounds .
week until had lost Twenty-Five pounds hope
never 10 regain what have lost'" Antl-Fat Ia an
unexcelled blood-puriner. II promotes digestion,
curing dyspepsia, and is also q potent remedy for
rieumsifsm Sold BY druggists. Pamphlet on obcs.
B6TXNic MEbSiciNE c6, pnoP'ns. Busio, MI.
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Holiday 9oods---a large and finely
selected stock on the way.
10. Coon IL Co.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

Only Office at Baldwin City, Mich
Located near to and northeast Of the
depot.
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DIR. n. B. Peck, /,

Dentist, Reed City. Twcnty-four
years practice. Office, over the jewell
ry store formerly owned by Hubbard.
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Millinery.

Mrs. e. s. Patterson, Upton avenue,
Reed City, Mich.
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Chas. Il. Radcliffe,
Notary Public. WIZ attend promptly to all
business entrusted to his care. Address,
Baldwin, Mich.
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Baldwin House ,

This House has been newly finished
and re-furnished, and will be kept in
firt-class style. Charges reasonable.
Good stabling. F. Indermill, Proprie-
tor, Baldwin, Mich. 1886
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A. w. Jenkins, M. D.,
Homeopathic Physician & Surgeon.
Office and residence on Slosson Avenue,
Reed City, Mich 3-5
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Notice.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Nav.
Tobacco.
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$asinsss $arss.
Tho's Nmurthwaite,


Treasurer of Lake county. Will at
tend promptly and carefully to all bus
iness relating to payment of resident
and nonresident taxes. Address, Bald
win, Lake Co., Mich. 341
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
JOHN TEN EYCK.

On Tuesday morning ln Pittsield began the tlal of the mulatto, John Ten Eyck accused of the terrible murder of those two old people in Sheffield, MT. and Mrs. David Stillman, who, after their quiet. peaceabIe and religious observance of the day, Thanksgiving were 5futally butchered in their own house. Never before iu the his- such heartless and terrible murder com mitted, and what makes it appear worse, there was no probability of there being any provocation whatever for the crime, and the man who could thus coolly and deliberately murder with an axe, and in the most brutal manner. two aged and defenseless people, should be hung a thousand times higher than Haman, and that with as little delay as is consistent with it's being well and thor ] oughly done. John Ten Eyck is accused of this murder, and John Ten Eyck knows. and nobody else knows positively, whether be is innocent or'guilty of this most terrible crrle with which he Is charged, and over his trlal which is now progressing, every right mind' person hopes and prays Just God will preside, and will cause the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth to be proclaimed to the world.
 It may not at this time be uninterestng to our readers to refresh their memories on the evidence that is universally regarded by the people as pointing almost positively to John Ten Eyck as the murderer; and to as- sist in obtaining a comprehensive idea of the testimony, we have caused at consider. able expense to Ee engraved map ot the locality where the crime was committed, which will be found to be mathematicaly and geographically correct, as the good peo pie of Sheffield will bear us testimony. We have not been particular in locating aU the houses that the map would cover, and have probably omitted some, but all tEat has cr will be mentioned in the testimony relative to this case is included, except the one omis. sion of the artist to engrave the name of D. Boardman at the white dot denotipg the To cation of his house, but which may be read lily known by it's being at the top of the plate.
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16

l.. Camp. Drugglst; elsewhere by dealers generally.
 Why will you suffer with Dyapepsia and liver complaint, Constipation, and general
 debility when you can set at our store Shi- loh's System Vitalizer which we cell oo .
 cents and 75 cents. For sale by J. L. Camp,
 Drugglst elsewhere by dsalsrs generally.
 "HACKMETACK' . popular and fra.
 grant perfume Sold by J. l.. Camp. Drug.
 Rist elsewhere by dealers generally. Passed the Senate Again.-Ths Senate
 has again passed the act repeating the bank. rupt law, after attaching to 1t hideous nightmare in the form of an amendment putting the time for 1t to take effect Sep | tember lst, instead of dashing 1t out of ex.
 istence at once, as every honest man in the \ country desired should be done. It will
 now again!golto the House for the action of that body on the bill as thus amended.
 and perhaps there will be hitobed to 1t
 something else in the form of an amend.
 ment, thus again sending 1t hack to the Senate. After it has see-sawed between
 these,two august bodies loug enough, the
 bill may become law, but with the record
 of the present Congress before the people,
 it is difficult to give sn intelligent guess
 as to what It will be. To make the bill a
 law, as it is, will give every rascal in the country an opportunity to adjust his affairs and go into bankruptcy, and settle with his creditors by paying few cents on the , dollar. But the September l amendment 3 is in keeping with the acts and deeds of the present Congress, which can scarcely be B regardt as an improvement on what Cxist-
 ed at the time when the late Horatio Ames 3 of Falls Village said :-"Ihere isn't dn honest nun in Washington not q dNd one :" There s one feature in this general r tumbling into bankruptcy that giyes ct I least grain of comfort to those who pay F honestly their debts, dollar for dollar; and I that is, that man who pays his honest D debts in this rascaly way of doing 1t, will - bear a worse mark than Cain carried with h him, and will forever after be known as 6 8 man who will not pay his honest debts hon. l. estly, if be can get chance to avoid doing l. SO and save his worthless neck. Look at d men who became insolvent years ego, and E. paid their creditors only what the law 'f compelled them to pay. Are they forgot !. tenp By no means! It will stick as long 5 us they live, and will be frequently alluded B. to when discussing thcI merits after they n have passed into the realm of the old chap [. who owns them, and who, if we are cor. 70 reclly informed of the gentleman, will not ,r settle with them on tue bankrupt b. plan. but will exact his full pay with com 10 pound interest. IT the devil don't make it d warm for such men, then there is no use se ln having s Gevil.
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
NOTES AND INCIDENTS OF THE TRIAL.

NOTES AND INCIDENTS OF THE TRIAL.
 The prosecution has 40 witnesses in the case.
 The Jury are fed and lodged in the court house, and are not allowed to leave the building, except for short walks for exer else, during recess, when they are accom- panied by officers. They must remain until they have rendered verdict or been dis charged.
 A human skull is used in the case 10 show the location of the gashes and wounds on the heads of the murdered couple.
 Ten Eyck's photographs will soon be on sale here, and hls autobiography, written by himself, is in course of publication.
 The prisoner is said to have told visitor that he never would be hung, iptImatiug that if convlcted be would commit suicide.
 The Court intimated to MT. Joyner that if he should feel able to make the plea he would he permitted to do so.
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16

he did not, and as the prisoner, if forced to a trial at once would have to rely on his junior counsel, he was willing to grant brief postponement. Mir. Joyner then for mally withdrew from the case, and Hon. ;. w. Bowerman, one of the ablest and most eloquent members of the Berkshire Bar, ac- cepted the place vacated by MT. Joyner. United States Senator H. L. Dawes, who happened to be in the court room, but MT. Dawes showed the Court that he was here for only 0 day, and must return to Wash ington, and he was therefore excused.
 FIXING THE TIME OF TRIAL.
 Mir. Shores asked for postponement un- tl Monday next, but the District Attorney said the criminal term for Hampden county began on that day and he must be present. The Court then fixed on Thursday morning, but as it was feared that would not allow time enough to finish the case this week.
 Wednesday at 2 o'clock, was named as the day and hour for the great trial to begin.
 Just as you go to press, however, the task of drawing jury will be under way here. The twelve good men and true will be se- lected from the following list
 THE LIST FROM WHICH THE JURY WILL BE SEE. LECTED.
 James II. Adams, Ct. Burlington; W. Bab- cock, Dalton; E. R. Baldwin, New Marlboro; Thomas Barber, Pittsfeld; w. H. Barnes, West Stockbridge; w. P. Beach, New Ashford John A. Belcher, Sheffield; o. Benedict, Pitts field; o. D. Broga, Beckett; F. c. Brown, | Cheshire; w. H. Brown, Williamsburg, J. w P. Buck, Clarksburg; w. c. Burr Dalton, c ! E. Calender, Stockbridgo, 0. s. Connor, Otis Thomas G. Carroll, New Marlboro; P. Chad { vic, Cheshire; A Chapel, Pittsfeld: H. B. Cha pin, Sheffield; M. Childs, Lee; J. B. Chilson | Clarksburg; D. Clark, Lee; John F. Clark
 Pittsfeld; M. Carley, Cheshire; Hascall
 Dodge, Pittsfeld; D. W. Dunham, Pittsfeld
 Thomas Enright, Pittsheld; M. Fagin, Pitts | field; c. J. Garrett, Hancock; Henry Goodric Hancock; s. S. Horton, Savoy; W. A. Jer
 nings, Beckett; J. M. Joyner, Ct. Burlington Geo. w. Karner, Egremont; H. D. Lamsor Mt. Washington; O. K. Lanphier, Lee; Jame McLary, Pittsfeld; l.. Merriam, Pittsfield; A. Moore, Lee; c. H. Nichols, Richmond; $. Northrop, Lanesboro; I. A. Pierce, Windsor
 Joshua Pine, Lanesboro; T. K. Plunkett, Him
 dale; E. Poneroy, Pittsfeld; w. A. Prentis Beckett; J. Q. A. Race, Gt Harrington; Amas
 Rice, Pittsfeld; Dwight Rockwell, Peru; N.
 Root, Lenox; Wm. Russell, Lenox; c. A. s.
 bin, Williamstown; L. G. Sage, Sandisfiel'
 H. B. Savery, Washington; L. H. Severanc
 Williamstown; D. c. Smith, Dalton; Geora t Stickles, Afford; J. A. Stiles, Richmond;J. V |. Sweet, Tyringham; S. A. Tanner, Lee; J. } Taylor, Ct. Burlington; M. M. Thatche r Florida; Martin V. Thompson, Monterey; , VanBuskirk, West Stockbridge; W. I. Val Deusan, Ct. Burlington; N. c. Willis, We : Stockbridge; J. B. Waterman, Williamstow U O. B. Scudder, Stockbridge.
 After fixing the time for the trial Il : Court took up the regular business of u u session, which is chiefly the granting of ( vorces. There are about thirty applican for release from tie matrimonial knot.