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room at the time, and there was a
Whispering that required call fr""
Mr.. Hill for silence.
Mr.. Cox-Can you state when ana
where Mr.. Anderson became mem"
Der of this ring!
Wrber-An1erson became a mem
Der Of the Legislature when tins $oU,'
,AN) scheme was voted in. Andetso"
WINS present iu the caucus when '"e
scheme was discussed. lie was
member of the ring or comC'na''"".
He discussed with me about c"'r"pf
nurnoses. | understood they were I"
mt ,h,ongh bad claims to large
amount. Whenever any money was
made, I was to get my portion OF tho
plumber. There were
NINETEEN IN THE RING.
IN the Packard Legislature. They
we,e Anderson. Twitcheli, VIM. Har-
ner J. Henri Burch, Henry Demas'
+. +. Allan, Isaac Sutton. A. D. D"'
mont, J. J. Monet, +. B. stamps
Yhos A. Cage, Sam'l Wakefield, A.
/ Bryaut. Geo. B. Hamlet, +. l..
Weber, Ernest Alix, Dave Yong
! Percy Baker, RAFORD BLuNT.
! There are thirty.six members III tue
Senate. These men formed for cor
0 runt purposes this ring. They met
. yery often, but not many ut time
Thav sOmetimes met
u GOV. ANrOlNE's ROOM.
= ~ and sometimes up stairs. Twas there
=, frequently. There was one more
~ scheme considered and carried ont
% corruptly-,t was the election OF the
" limited States Senator. The mer
70 got ~. ,a.,,
40 want to hear about that. ,
y Gov. C.-Did you tell your land
- lady at the Cont Verandah, pattlni'
y, vonr breast, that you still had tn
nd Sherman letter
or Weber.--l am sure l never at u"
y Cor ii Veraddah Hotel told any one
st;l, had the Sherman Anderson lei
ter never. cir. Anderson's adm's
'ut sion 10 the proceedings Of tho Return
at. ing Board was that he was not e'ec'
ed, The Returning Board Gale
IN me elected but, did not Anderson
at Mr.. Blackburn then fled 10 eI
my dence the sealed certificate OF IL
lad death of one Jos. w. Jones IN lo|
my March 9, and the committee adjourne
until Saturday, at l04 a. m.
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A gentleman from Monroe, writing
to the New Orleans Democrat, o.
presses the opinion that tho followers
of Capt. Stubs do not represent tue
sentiments of tho people of 0oach't:
in the matter of the C"nstitutiona'
Convention. A late visit to Ouach'ta
snstaio, this belief, 90 fur - we were
informed. The instructed delegates
from Ouacl,its will not 6nd corpo'
rails guard to sustain them, and lch-
abod will discover that his glory ha!
forever departed-Mad;'o" Jo*r"a
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The young men Of this country viii
ba nleased 4, know that an Ohio bar.
her has Invented q machine BY which
he can siege OF tho human hair one
thirteeu. one. huudredths Of an inch
closer 10 the skoll than It is now pos.
s sibie to bring it With the clipping @?!|
machine. Aoy young man who WI
% out into society with great strae-
Cling locks nesrly three-eighths 81 81
Incl, long strockling down b! his c:c'
oueht t. be ashsmsd Of himse'f.-
rssliou Notes N. Y. Mail.
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All Glory.

An astonishing feature of latter
day Democracy, 10 this State at Least e
il the disposition on the part OF 'ts
statesmsn to throttle, cripple and, II
nossible. starve out the Democratic
papers. Prices for public and judi!
cial printing have been scaledto such
An extent that uos country journal can
realize a respectable living at the
business. 1t is only BY systematic
clear. headed, economical way OF 90 ,
inc business that they arc unabIed
to eight the wolf from their doors."
We stop for fear that anger may get
the better of us.-I Marksville Bo'Ie'
tin. ,,.
for this state of things. They meekl!
accept the position Of hewers Of 1000
and drawers of water for the party
sufficient honor for them to enjoy tn
hieh privilege Of "whooping up" th'
sovereiens IN the interest of jones
or Brown, or Smith. We have serse'
an apprenticeship at tho business 10
long years, but were never 80 pre-
. SUD ptious as to dream Of asking ia 10
an otice-nor do We wish any. I'D
honor Of fighting in the ranks % % a
empty stomach, 20 to speak, suffice
for us and. this, too. subject to tn
carping criticism Of every small! II
politician or smart Aleek, Who Ina
eined his Democracy the ouly Sine
Pure article. Es,,1r 80 =,
"But if an editor cannot Anord
. do all this, let him sel'} OUT 20 ~
). man who cam" will BE- tbs . atet1
/ saggestion. True but unfoftanate e.
. the average editor is like : eao bo =:
- he has been working 10 tho traces =
% long that he IL totally q, nn,it I
III anything else.-Shreveport I'mes'
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Tie email remnant Of tho State,
outside u Ouachfts parish. u slowly
coming to The front, In favor Of =
constitutional convention. This Ia
ssd news for tho eminent statesmen
of Ouachita, who, 10 have heard
nossess an the brains, to eay nothing
Of the honesty. Of the Democratic
party. .Ouachits Telegraph.
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The Indianapolis style Of arranging
religious news can hardly be recon-
meedsd to young Journalistic. Here
IA a Herald extract: REV. }: ::
Reager, the hero Of . steamocee ldoI
on the Ohio, with q buxom widow a. j.
party Of the second part, has se'.oped
one hundred souls into his church tho
fret year Of bic pastorste 10 th's city.
Reacer il = rusher." --Clristiau Nit
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/ D1ed !. :

On Friday evening, Jnly 18th. l s7:.
while hsthing IN. tho river opposite t1 y.
I'' C5,nnningham Esq, was drowned. h g
- ras ! bright, manly little fellow, aged >
years. s.,s; !. T..
On Saturday morning last after pam J.
f,i :; ;,lnsss SIDNEY PERSON, iufan,
d i Il Judge D. plerson, aeeo
about one ysar.
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TAX NOTICE.

STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
>. 1Nstchitoches, Nsrch 28th, 1873:
THE public are hereby notified that
am now prepared to collect 6tsts and
Parish Taxes and Licenses now due.
The following discounts sre allowed BY
law on taxes paid during n,.,
saa April 5 pr eent On Tx b''l
Msv 9 Is F" ".o.i. H.. -
~'.D..' =. L. n. LANE.
March soft State Tax collsctor.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NJ Judicial advertisement aciH be
;,,ertsa an this paper hereafter, an
,,ss the Attorney becomes secu7ty
f,y the ADVERTISING bill, arhich mast
!, mid on FIRST assertion, or
taeu ciN be discontinued
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The only combination
of the true Jamaica Gin
ger with ch"ir" Aroma
Ties ard French Brandy
for Cholera. holera Nor
hus. Cramps and Pains,
Diarrhoca and Dvsentery'
Dyspepsia, Frat"le :..:;,.
want ofTone and Activity
lin the Stomach and Bow
cls, and avoiding tn" dan
y.rs of change Of water
food e. climate. AIRS Tor
lSASroRp's Jamaica Ginger
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAlNING in the r "et once AZ
IL Nstchitoches, La, for the week
ending July 18th.
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ooeeial Notice.-Cavil Bray, ESQ, of
r'p"n narisb, is the duly authorized
'eI nt for tLe V ISD1CATOE in Vernon par
a9ea "rd all contracts made by him will
h T., ,iu r ratified and carried out by MS
p - Presley and J. H. Caldwell, are
~ agents for Sabine.
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FOR SALE. - .:';ct
-. --,: -. i q; 1'.tIJ
0NE Second hand Rugg]es Jobber, in
Jeood condition. For Terms aud pIice
snrly to II. C.-PALMER. g. Col
tcA.9.tt -, New OF ea,'s., ~,
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This
Iaatitutiou
va negnlsrly in.
cerpora4d b tho LeE'
islasuro Of tho 6tato tos Edu'
cstional and ChalataAAe purpoees,
in 1868, With . Capital q ?l0OMV,
to which it hes sinoe adde4 = reserve 9
fund Of $3.50, 900. IT'S 08AEO siN'
GLE NUMBER DRAWINGS WIN
take place monthly. 1t *er~
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Look 1t tho follow.
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lions:
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CONSTANTLY ADVISED BY PACKARD.
f and Kellogg. There are things in my
conduct in the State which cannot be
excused, and I was, constantly in con-
nection with Packard and ;Kellogg. .
Gov. Cox-When did you make up
your mind to make a clean breast Of
it, MI. Weber 4!
TO Mr.. Cox-I made up my mind
last year to MAXI clean breast Of it..
. It was after l weat out Of politics. l
y was
u 4 MEMBER OF THE RING.
y that not $1,000. received what they
). received, / did.
n There was some question about thu
?. warrants; an injunction had been u
of sued. There was an approprIst'or
~ for them. The elaine ! had wer'
is against the Insane Asylum. aud wer'
=. good. - 81. T.. "a. -,
u MI. Cox, referring to = due bill
20 witness had received from Twitchel'
4. said that no did nor desire to ask a
!. opinion of witness according to hi
u code Of morality about the simpl
ye wanted facts. - - '-.' -
ho Weber with vehemence and ger
ticulatiug excitedly)-1 dons war
you to say anything about my moral
!. ,ty. You have ruined me, aud no
TWILL RUIN THEM ALL. .
7s, If | am to 90 dowu, they all have
bis 90 down, By God! lStrikiag the tab
N with bic fist.l lssay don't wal
he you to refer to my morals any mo" nor
ds III an, arascal they are AT wei
rascals, all ofthem.
| was young when ! went into
i'm. the men corrupted me, damn thel
an Is ! want you 10 know It.
Bea There was quito sensation IN :
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-04-18
NTVana Items.

f. ID. Lacy was at East Saginaw, on
last week Monday, and while examin-
ing team ut "Little Jake's" stable, in
view of purchasing, malicious horse
grasped his arm between its teeth, and
inflicted severe wound, tearing his
coat and under-garments badly.
The child of Geo. Merrill, last week,
by accident, had his arm dislocated at
the shoulder joint. 1t was adjusted by
f. ID. Lacy, and we learn that the child
Is getting along all right.
Mr.. Charles Dingman, at the mill Of
Williams Brothers, had his hand very
seriously cut with the shingle saw. 1t
was dressed by DR.. Brown, of Reed
City.
learn that the f. & p. M. Co. intend
putting in another side track here, for
convenience in shipping.
F. ID. Lacy has just made purchase
of more land of the G. II. & 1. II. II. Co.
The price of lumber, in the line of car
timbers, is advancing; there being quite
u demand for present use.
There seems to be considerable enter
prise tending to agriculture surround
ing here, and Mr.. Terry, who has his
grist mill about completed, two miles
to the northwest, says he will be ready
to accommodate the people in grinding
this years crop, providing it is not all
turnips, pumpkins and watermelens.
RED RIDING HOOP.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-04-18

The PERUVIAN SYRUP, which Is now
so popular, deserves its renown, be-
cause it has proved itself to be indis-
pensable to all invalids. There is noth-
Ing like IL to bring up the weakened
powers of u man. The stomach, which
Is compared to the "citadel," Is at once
acted upon by it. It's powers are re-
newed, its work of digestion Is promOt-
ed, and all the blessings resulting there
from are supplied by its use. Food is
assimilated to the system, and it, i'm
turn, is strengthened to do its normal
work. The business man whose ener-
gies have been run down by over close
attention to business; the professional
man suffering from the same cause; the
seeker after pleasure who has made too
heavy drafts upon his stock of health,
are all benefited by its use. In a word,
the use OF the PERUVIAN SYRuP IL rec
ommendcd to all who feel the approach
Of lassitude and weakness from what
ever cause. Every druggist keeps II.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-04-18
Abandoned at Sea.

At all times ships of one kind or an
other are floating about ut sea, aban
doned by officers and crew, In what
seems "a hopeless condition. Some are
dismantled and mere hulks, some are
swimming keel upwards, some are wa
ter-logged but being laden with tim
bcr will not sink, but are driven hitht r
and tllitIier as the wind and waves may
direct. 80 people afflicted with catarrf,
bronchitis, and consumption, are aban-
doned hy physicians and friends MS in-
durable, yet thousands of such are an
nu;llly restored To perfect health by the
use of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and
Dr. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery.
The Catarrh Remedy is uncqualled US
soothing and healing local applica-
ton, while the Discovery purifies and
enricies the blood and imparts tone
and vigor to the whole system.
VIDOIIA, La, April 18th, 1877.
DIR. PIERCE:
Dear Sir:-I have suffered for
twelve years with that most offensive
and loathsome of all discases-catarrh.
My taste and smell were completely
destroyed. procured a supply of DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy and your Col
den Medical Discovery, which used
according to directions, and complete
and permanent cure was speedily eff
fected. take pleasure I'm recommend
ing them to all afflicted.
Ever thankfully yours.
CLARA Il. HUNT.
WADING RIVER, BURLINGTON Co., !
n. j., Feb. 18th, 1877. J
DIR. PIERCE:
Dear Sir:-Your Golden Medical
Discovery Is the best medicine for colds,
coughs, and consumption, ever knew.
1t has saved my life.
Respectfully yours,
HELEN B. MCANNEY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-04-18
Borrowed Light" "
ReioiRder by +. d. L0cy.


The light of knowledge which is thine,
Came from the fount supreme;
And not nom monStlouS heatllen gods,
vi imaginary DIR, ans.
The truth and reason y on possess,
Is thine ana thine alone;
The same 10 millions may be given,
As well as unto one.
But when in darkness you are led,
Or dragged by fear along;
AS by MohaInrd in the East,
Or West, by Brigham Young;
Or, by some heathcn mystic tale,
AS black as dungeon night,
Please understand me, this is what
mean by "Borrowed Light"
Yes, surely, "virtue, Love and TRUTH"
Have I'm this world their birth;
There is no world where better we
Appreciate their worth.
And what is needed for our good,
Kind Nature does provide;
BY asking these pure qualities,
We're bOuntlfully supplied.
But when You plunge in Christian wars,
And delugc earth with blood;
And torture witches unto death,
To appease the wrath Of God,
McthinlSs you do not reason clear,
Through fear ,,a OF inc monstrons ,,,y y, might; might;
mean by Borrowed Light"
'Tis true that modest Science rules,
And guides the "iron horse"
And shows us how TO greet cur friends
With words of lightning force;
And how to build The aerial ship;
To float at dizzy height;
But understand me, this is not
What call "Borrowed Light"
Pray search We out the giant minds,
OF yOre, and of to day,
That learn nom Natures perfect laws,
Bright Science to display;
They bowed at no religious shrine,
But conscious of the right
They dealt with "Virtue, Love and TRUTH"
But with no Borrowed Light"
April 18th.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-04-18
TDe American Sewing Machine al the
Paris Exhibition.

The sewing machine must ever re-
main an important factor In tightening
the labor of sewing women the world
over, and an indispensable adjunct to
the manufacture of many of the ncces-
stiles of every day life. How curious
then, in view of all the good done, its
introduction was prophesied To be n
positive harm; that it would ruin the
avocatiOn Of the very class 1t has helped
the most. What an art 1t has become,
this sewing by machines, and what u
wonderful great range of work is done
now, as compared with their first in
PRODUCTION. Only that we are accus-
toned to 1t, how marvellous wOuitl seem
the operations of some of the firSt-class
machines. BY the way, this reminds
US Of the wonderful progress the Amer
lean Sewing Machine, manufactured at
Philadelphia, has made In the estima-
ton of the public during the last few
years. Many valuable and radical im-
provcments have been made i'm the
machine which make 1t the perfection
of sewing machine mechanism. The
needle Is self-setting, the tensions do
not require re-adjusting every time q
bobbin is replaced. II is strong and
durable, and in ease of adjustment sur
passes everything. All sorts of public
honors, gold and silver medals; from
first prize at the Centennial to the more
humble awards of country fairs and
expositions, have been bestowed upon
this machine, and it will, without
doubt, return from Paris with the same
high distinction that has crowned this
Company's former efforts. The affairs
ofthe Company are i'm able, experienced
hands; gentlemen that have been long
in the business, and who are ceiseless-
ly working to add further to the merits
of the sewing machine of the period.
The gentlemen at the head are w.
b. Mendenhall, President; William p.
jerks, Vice President; Sam'l Wilcox,
Sec'y and Treasurer; George Rchfus,
Inventor and Sup't of the Factory.
The main office is at 1918 Chestnut ST.,
with branch offices throughout the
country. We are pleased to see that
they are among the first to venture In
the enterprise of exhibiting their ma
chimes to the old world, i'm competition
with those of other makers, and know
they will be faithfully represented 10y
them.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-04-18

It makes no difference how many
physicians, or how much medicine you
have tried, it is now an established fact
that German Syrup is the only remedy
which has given complete satisfaction
in severe cases of Lung Diseases. 1t is
true there are yet thousands Of persons
who are predisposed to Throat and
Lung Affections, Consumption, Hem
orrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled
OH the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping
Cough, &C., who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup.
To such we would say that 81, 900 dozen
were sold last year without one COM
plant. Consunptives try just one bot
tie. Regular size 10 cents. Sold by all
Druggists i'm America.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-04-18

WHEN you see that title, "National
Party" you can read 1t Democratic
Dodge, and you will hit the nail on the
head. In every place whore there is
chance to draw Off from the Republi-
can ranks by organizing such party,
the Democrats assist In doing 30; but
mind you, when it comes to voting, the
"Nationals" and "Greenbackers" will
find that no one will vote those tickets
except those who have been induced to
come out frem the Republican ranks.
Democrats will vote square with their
party. They did SO in '76 and they will
do so I'm '78. Let Republicans bear this
in mind, and stick together. Whatev-
er real reforms have yet been made
were made by Republicans. 1t will
continue to be so. Therefore dividing
up the Republican party. to make two
or three other parties, only places out
of reach all power to accomplish any
of the reforms proposed.-0sceota Out
iac.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-04-18

A handsomely illustrated article on
"Spring Flowers" from the pen of the
Editor, is one of the chief attractions
in the National Repository for May.
1t contains sixteen choice engravings
of our more familiar wildwood flowers,
the descriptions of which will be read
with much interest even by those not
personally acquainted with them.
This magazine is published by Hitch
cock & Walden, Cincinnati, Chicago,
or st. Louis.
The proposed amendments to the
constitution failed to carry, in Lake
county-the vote as shown by the off,
cial returns, standing as follows; In
favor Of amend ment relative to clerk,
81; against, 128. In favor of amend
ment relative to corporations, 81;
against, lS1. 1t seems that not half of
the voters took enough interest i'm the
question to vote one way or the other.
Every Notary Public should have a
copy of the "Notary's Manual" pub
lished by Richmond & Backus, blank
book manufacturers and stationers,
Detroit, Mich. The book Is full of vale
liable information.
In the May number of Golden Hours
we find all the usual attractions of this
excellent periodical for children. The
subscription price is only SLIGO a year,
postpaid. Publishers, Hitchcock d
Walden, Cincinnati, Chicago, or, st.
Louis.
"Joe" Harrington, at Nirvana, has
put up an addition TO his house, to be
used as kitchen and wood house. 1t
improves the appearance of his prem
ises great deal. He has also, built O
neat board fence around his lots.
Lcvi johnson, who has been living
in NIrvana the past Winter, started
"up north" on Friday, the 18th inst,
for his homestead.
There is q broom handle factory In
operation In the mill Of Williams
Brothers, Nirvana.
p y.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-04-18

Boy SMoTHERED To DEATH.-A lad
who had oeen skating NIL day, being
fearfully tired, laid down on tile floor
near the stove, went to sleep, and was
forgotten by his parents. Alas, poor
boy, the cook having left O batch of
dough In u pan, itraiscd, filed the room
and smothered the boy. The verdict
Of the coroner's jury was, "Smith's
Saleratus.p Manufactured by
HENRY s. SMITH & CO.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-04-18

We are indebted to Mr.. David J..
Randall, of Chase, for the following
list of officers elected in that township:
Supervisor-Robert r. Bigbee.
Clerk-David J. Randall.
Treasurer-James NJ. Foster.
Sup't of Schools-AlOnzo u. Smith.
Justice full llterm)-SeymOur Fowler.
" (vacancy)-LOuis Keller.
Com. of Highways-Louis Keller.
School INSPECTOR. &. Foster.
Constables-Samuel Higgins, VIM.
Eaton, Elias Griffiths, Jesse Ackerman.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-04-18

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Gfoenbacks. We need % person IN every town
70 take subscriptions for the largest, cheapest
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agent. The most elegant works OF art given
free TO subscribers. The price IL SO low that
almost everybody subscribcs. One agent re-
porfs making over $50 ia q week. A InIy
agent reports taking over 400 subscribers In
fen days. All who engage make money INST
You can devote all your time tn the businesr,
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your address at once. IL costs nothing % try
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nal" Portland Maine. w-E
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Girl Wanted,

A good girl, aged from 10 to IA years,
can find good home at farm house
until she becomes OF age, and reason-
able compensation at hatperlod. For
further particulars enquire ut the STAR
Office, or of John j. Andrews, Yates
township; or, address John J. Andrews,
Summitvillc, Lake county, Mich.