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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-11-21
IN COuSumDtiYes.

Tie advertiser, retired physician,
having providentiully discovered while
a Medical Missionary IN Southern
Asia, very simple vegetable remedy
for tie speedy and permanent cure OF
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sa-
ts.rrb, and all throat and lung auec-
tions-also a positive aud radical specl-
fic for Nervous Complaints, feels 1t his
duty to make it known to his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this motive, he
will checrfully send (free of charge) to
all who desire 1t, the recipe for prepar-
ing and full directions for successfully
using this providentially discovered
remedy. Those who wish to avail
themselves of the benefits OF this dis
covery, without cost, can DO SO ny re-
turn mail, 10y addressing, with stamp,
DIR. CHARLES p. MARSHALL,
No. 33 Niagara Street,
Buffalo, y. Y.
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Chase Items.

In addition othe improvements I'm
our place, noticed last week, we may
mention Mr.. Groff's new shinglc house
and slaughter house being put up by
Mr.. Eaton.
The Congregational Church, having
received a donation of $500, from the
American Church Union, are relieved
from all debt, and will have enough
surplus to paint and fit 1t up In good
shape, which Is being done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Joiner were again
made happy by the birth Of a second
daughter, Alice, on the 9th inst.
Cur old friends, John French and
family and Charley Hinckley, Of Lam
sing, came last week to spend the
Winter I'm our ''north- woods" i" working
I'm the mills.
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The National SCOurge.

II il estimated that the annual dam
ages caused by the ravages OF insects
and worms exceed $50, 900, 900 In the
TIuited States alone. Truly an enOr-
nous loss! Yet II sinks into insignifi-
cameo when compared with the ravages
Of that more terrible scourge, Con-
sumption, which annually sweeps
hundreds Of thousands of human souls
into eternity. The causes of consump-
tion are various, depending In every
instance for the development of the dis
ease upon the scrofulous diathesis, Or
tempera ment, of the victim. Thus the
snme cause which will produce I'm one
rerson an attack of acute disease or u
slIvht nervous prostration, will ell.
gender consumption In u person OF
scrofllous habit. That consumption
can be cured by proper treatment vii,
ise readily perceived when the exact
nature uf the disease Is understood, VIZ:
the accumulation and deposition OF
scrof,,lous matter (tubercles) In the
lungs. obviously, the principal reme-
dies required are ~ powerful altera-
tive. or blood -purifier, to arrest the nc.
cumulations and also cleanse the blood
of tile scrofnlous matter, and ~ mild
cathartic to expel the diseased matter
from the system. This course OF treat
ment, in conjunction with a strict n.y.
gienic tegime, has proved the most sue
ccssful method of curing this disease.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant PurgatIve Pellets are the
hest Alternative and cathartic remedies
before the public, and have been alone
used In thousands Of cases OF consump'
tion with the most marked efficacy
DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, at Buffalo
", affords special and uncqualed
advantages to consumptives, not only
nossessinR the best medical and hygien
r means Of treatment, but having thu
esseutIal advantage Of being situated
IN ! climate where the inhabitants ar'
notably free ftom this d'sqfss.
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1879.
Detroit Post and Tribune.
THE METROPOLITAN

The publishers OF THE DETROIT Posi-
AND TRIBUNE point to the record II
journalistic enterprise and political USE
lulness made In the first year of the en-
istence of tie consolidated newspaper
as the satisfactory evidence of the ex-
cellcnce Of its claim upon the public
confidence and support. The paper
will continue to he the sincere, vigorous,
and able advocate Of Republican politi-
cnl doctrine, of all honest and rational
financial policy, and Of State develop
mcnt.
Its large resources, its ample facili-
ties in newsgathering, its wide circula-
ton, and its position AS the nictrpolitai
organ # tha dominant party I'm it's State
enable its publishers to supplement
promise by performance, ami to fully
meet the expectations OF Its patrons.
The news department o: THE PosT
AND TRIBUNE will be kept fresh, accu-
rate, and complete; the paper has coll
troll of the largest facilities for getting
intelligence, for ign, domestic, Stu Q
and local, and maintains spec al cOrrc--
p,ndents ut all important points in
Michigan, and ut the main centers Of
news elsewhere.
Its compilations of State news and lis
commercial reports are well known for
fi,llncss and reliability.
Its editorial page discusses currei t
Issues candidly and from the stand
points Of u curate Information and Of
an adherence to correct political and
and economic principles. All matters
OF especial public interest will receive
from it the same intelligent and p ,ius-
taking investigation wnich II has given
this year to the important phases Of the
currency question.
It's columns will be rich In miscell: :
neous reading matter, including sketcll-
es, poems, and selections from the cur
rent literature of the day. Especial
care will be taken to keep the paper
pure and elevated In tone.
One page of TIE Weekly Post and
Tribune Is devoted to ma.t,r prepar d
for the rural community, containing
discussions of questions of interest in
practical agriculture, letters OH farm
and home topics, recipes, etc.
New features will be added to the
paper during 1879, and neither pains
nor expense will be spar. i'm keeping
The P,sf md Tribune a IR ;r-CLASS
FAMILY NEWSPAPER, strong I'm all
departments, and in every way worthy
of the great State with whose history
and growth II has been SO long and
closely identified.
| TERMS.
Fer six Three
annum. mouths. months
Daily $1,000 $500 $2.J
| Tri.Wcckly 800 250 y
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Weekly. in cubs or 10 Si.49 per annun
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mtinices IN ~ be scnt at our risk by drafts ON DE
troit hanks. lnoncyordcrs. or registered letters.
1900 In Premiums ID Agents, I'm addi'
ton to liberal terms for canvasseis
S,nd for Agents circulars, specimen
copies, etc. Address
THE POST & TRIBU NE,
Detroit.
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THANKSGIVING Proclamation.

In accordance with hallowed GUS
tom observed by the people of this State
annually since its organization, ana
now honored by observance throughout
the nation, I hereby designate
Thursday, the 2Sth day Of the present
month,
as day of Thanksgiving and praise OF
Almighty God for the peace and good
order which have prevailed III our
midst, for the large degree OF health,
contentment, aud happiness that We
have enjoyed, for bountiful harvest,
aud for the manifold blessings that have
been vouchsafed to us during the pres
cnt year. TO this end invite all our
people on the day designated to rest
from their ordinary avocations, ana 10
assemble at their respective places oi
public worship, and there, as well as at
their fireside circles, with devout graft
tude, to acknowledge the loving kind
ness and great goodness OF our Heaven
ly Father, and implore the continuance
Thereof. While we thus JOY in our bless
ings let us not forget by deeds Of benev-
olchce to confer happiness upon others
less favored than ourselves.
Giren under ny Hand and the Great
Seal of the State, at the City OF Lam
sing, this eleventh day of November,
i'm the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-elght,
and of the Independence of tile Unit
ed States of America the one hundred
and third.
CHARLES NJ. CROSWELI.
BY the Governor:
4. ID. G. HOLDEN, Secretary Of State.
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THE FARMERS REvIEw.-The latest
addition to our exchange list Is the
Farmers RcpieU, Chicago, ILL.,, and a
most welcome addition 1t proves. 1t IL
as full of departments rs tue govern
meht ut Washington, and they all bear
evidence of unusual skill and Industry
in their management. 1t is emphatic
ally model farm and family month
ly. 1t Is, withal, the meatest aud cheap
est Jound of he kind in tic World.
Fifty cents secures a copy for one year.
We will furnish the ReUir,o and our
own paper, each one year, for 500.
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The attention of our readers Is called
to the prospectus Of the National Week.
iy, to be found elsewhere. ltis an ex-
cellent periodical, and worthy u place
at every fircside.
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gem advertisements.
The National Weekly.

"A JOufudl IOr INC c.reSiue.
A large 10 page, 64 column paper,
size of Harper's Weekly, filled with
the choicest reading for every member
of the family. Stories by the best
writers, Sketches, Poems, Humorous,
Youths Column, Domestic and Agri-
cultural Columns, Scientific, News In
Brief etc. Just the Paper for the
Home Circle, and gives more for the
money than any other. The subscrip-
ton price is
ONLY $500 A YEAR.
Sent OH trial for three months for
only 25 Cents. Send a stamp for sam
pie copies and large illustrated premi-
un list. Address
THE NATIONAL WEEKLY,
P. o. Box 654. WASHINGTON, d. c.
pkas~We will receive subscriptions for
the National Weekly and the STAR for
$500. CHAs X. RADCIIFFE,
Publisher Lake County Star.
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All claims due the late firm OF Jones
Il Hollister must be paid at once.
WM. A. DEUREss,
Assignee.
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DIR. il. v. PIERCE, Of Buffalo, n. Y,
the proprietor of DIR. Pierce's Family
Medicines, and also of the Invali,ls' and
Tourists Hotel, of the city, has recent
ly been elected to Congress by the very
fiattering majority of nearly 5000. He
has already served his constituency as
State Senator, and this renewed ell
dorsement signifies that his services
have been highly satisfactory. His ex-
tensive practice in the treatment OF
Chronic Diseases will not, we are in-
formed, he neglected or suffer in the
least when the time arrives for him to
take his seat I'm Congress, 1t being in
trusted to his brother and other expert
enced medical gentlemen who have
long been associated with the Doctor
in the Medical Department of his cele-
brated Worlds Dispensary and Inva-
lids Hotel. Besides, as the Forty-sixtl
Congress does not convene until De-
cember, 1879, DIR. Piercc's patients will
not lose his personal attention for some
months yet.
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The
Young Folks Monthly
-ANDTHE-
LAKE COUNTY STAR
Cllhbca Together at Reduced Rates.
&. l<,Al.
Only $2.75 for both Papers.

The Young Foikx' Monthiy II u large
thirty-two page three column Illustrat-
ed Monthly Magazine for Young PeO-
pie, and older people with young
hearts. 1t Is printed on tinted paper
and Illustrated. 1t contains more first
class reading matter for the price than
any other young peoples paper in the
United States.
NOTHING SENSA TIONAL
enters into its columns. The character
of its matter is such that, while 1t inter-
ests the young mind, it ut the same time
instructs and elevates.
1T SHOULD BE TAKEN IN
EVERY FAMILY
where there are children. If parents
do not supply their children with good
healthy reading, they will get TINT
which Is unhealthy and demOralizing.
TERMS 81. 90 PER YEAR.
Subscriptions for the Young Folks
Monthly and the LAKE COUNTY STAR
ut the above reduced rates should be
sent to Publisher STAR, Baldwin. Mich.
The publisher will send the magazine
one month on trial and n copy Of an
illustrated Premium List OIL receipt of
lOc. Address
MILTON GEORGE, Publisher,
Chicago, Ill.
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MONTHLY REpoRr-Of the Baldwin
School-G. G. Trowbridge, tcacher.
Maximum. 10:
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Our old motto-"Good goods prompt
pay, and quick sales"
EMMETT Coon & Co.
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@sarrisp,

by Rev. o. s. Wolfe, mt his residence
In Hersey, OH Nov. Sth, rs, Mr.. PETER
L. PETERSON, Of Lincoln, OsceOla Co.,
and Miss MATILDA ANDERSON, OF Ein-
poria, Kansas-bOth late of Sweden.
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Our stock is the largest, and prices
the lowest.
EMMETT Coon & Co.
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.,Dyl.s snat and thorough hlccd,pprifying proper
ties, DIR. picrcc's Golden Medical Discovcrt cures
nll tsumors, frnm the worst eesernla TO- Common
pietch,, pimples or E.yytis.s Mercnrial .iscasc.
aud vigorous health anil sound constitution estah.
llthcil Eryspclns, saitrhcuus, Fever Sores, Bealy
or Reash slin, In short, nll ,scascs caused by bad
lloo, nrs conquered by this powerful, purifying, and
Espcciniy has il insnifestcd its potency In curing
Tcttcr, Rosc Itash, ncila, Cnrbnneles boro Eyes.
serofulous serec and swciI:.xA White swcninc~
Co.tro or Thick Neck, and Enlarged CIAndaL
IL yon feel duh, drowry, dcbilitatcd, have sallow
color of skin, or ycllowis!'-Drown spots on face OF
body. frequent headache or dIzzIncsS bad taste IN
r.oti.i, inicnal heat or chills alcrnatcd with ho!
tIrhc. spirits AMI gloomy forebodings Irregular
Torpid LIVER. or .iiiiou.ncs... In many cases o
sLiv.r Complaint only part of these symptoms rc
sxperi.nccl, AZ rs;nc,y for sll such cases, ilr
IL elects pcricct nnd radical cures.
In The cure of lronchi,s. Severe Coughs, and the
early stages OF Consumption, u has nsIonlshcd the
nCilcal faculty, AMI ,unsnt phyeicans pronogy,.Ss
IL cures the scycrcst oughs 8; cngens the
Gil,i puri1cs tho blood. Sold by drilrgsts.
snd Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. \.
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ALLAS's ASrI-rAr Is the great remedy for Co,pu.
II acts on the food m te stomach nreren,,,,ns con
vain reduce q INT pcrser from Q - pcunds week.
tive cure iSr obesity we do knowing I,s ability 70
cure, as attcstcd BY hundreds OF tcstimoninlS OF
witch the following from lady In COLUMBUS, ONO.
received. ] took II according to directions AMI u
reduced me ve pounds was eiatcd over the re-
suit that I Immediately sent 10 AcKEnMANs drug
rtore for tile second bottle" Another, physicla
writing for a patient from Providence. T. j., says,
. Four bottles have reduced her weight from iy9
pounds 20 i93 pounds and there ID general imprnyc-
ilicnt In hralih.. A gentleman writing fronl DOS
ton SAYS; "Without special change or attention 70
diet Two bottles OF Allans Anti-Fat reduced NC in,r
and 'ono-ausrirr pounds" The wcll-known Whole
sale Druggists, SAITH, DooLiTrIE SAITH! q Ios-
ton, Mass, write follows, Allan's Anti.Fai has
reduced n lady In our city seven pounds IN u,rse
weeks" A gentleman Ia 81. Louis writes; "Allans
Anti-Fat reduced me twelve pounis IN three wccks,
and altogether have lost Twenty-Five po,inis since
cOmmcncing It's use.~ Mcssrs. POWELL. PILNPraS,
Wholesale Druggists, OF Buffalo, N. y, writc; 10
TIE PROpnIEToHs or ALLAN's ANTI,kATi sentlc.,
Xan's Anti-Fat. Ut (the Anti-Fat had the desired
effect, reducing the fat from two 10 hvc povnus
week until lad lost twcnty-nvc pounhs ! n"pe
neyer 20 regain what have LOST" Antl-Fatl ~ an
uncxccllcd bood-purincr. IL promotes dlgesiion,
curing dyspepsia, and 10 also p0trn! remcuy Ior
rIcunatisni Sold by druggists. Pamphlet ON obcs-
nSTXNIc 2c !E MEbicINE c6. rnorRs. Buffalo, MI.
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Odd styles, or old stock, ut co~ and
below, EMMETT Coon ~ Co.
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Notary Public. VIII attend promptly to all
Baldwin, Mich.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BEST.
The Western Rural.
AND THE
LAKE COUNTY STAR
CllDhed Together at RGiNcGd Rates.
Only 50. 40 for both Papers.

The Western Rural Is an cight-page
Agricultural and Family Weekly. The
most enterprsing and practical, con-
Quoted with ability and experience, and
by all odds the Leading Weekly Paper
OF its class in America, both In Circul-
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but national In its character and inllu-
encc, and its circulation extends from
Maine to California. 1t is conducted
by
A PRL CTICAL FARMER,
Whose experience i'm agriculture, to-
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corps of associate editors and coniriiu-
tors the best of their clnss) have brought
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ITS EDITORIALS
Discuss with ability and experience,
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also all the leading questions of the day,
which are of particular interest TO the
farmer and his family.
ITS LIVE STOCK DEPART
NENTS
Form mn especial feature of the paper,
and contain more reliable live stock
intelligence during the year than
monthly papers devoted exclusively to
this branch Of farming.
lis VETERINARY DE-
I,ARTMENT
Is presided over by one of the most cx-
perienced Veterinarians In the United
States.
ITS MARKET REPORTS
Are of the latest and most reliable
character. Quotations are given from
all the various trade centers, including
all articles in which the farmer Is In
terested.
ITS HOUSEHOLD DEPART.
MENT
Is presided over by q lady ofexpericnce
and ability, and contains u large
amount Of valuable information for the
ladies', who are delighted with 1t.
THE WESTERN RURAL fer 1875
VIII maintain Its former high stand
ard of excellence, and II II Is possible
for talent, energy aud experience u
make II 30, Will be better than ever be
fore.
Orders for the LAKE COUNTY STAI
and Western Rural should be sent Y
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nGFor samples Of Tie Wcsfvn Ru
: raj, illustrated Premium List, Crcu
THE WESTERN RURAL.
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DIR. sAGE's cATARRH REMEDY

produces radical cures Of the worst cases Catsrr
may bc snucd, or bitter applied by the use OF DR..
PIIsRcE 3 Ilouchc. This Is the only form OF insri-
n,c1t vet Invented with which nuid medicine can bc
Carried HIGH Up and rERrEcTLY ArfTlED " all
parts OF tho affected nasal passages, and the cham
sores and ulcers frequently exist and from which
the catarrhal discharge gcnerally proceed Ms use
accompanying rsch Instrument DIR. eAgr's Ga
tsrrh Remedy cures recent attrcts OF SCss1 - sae
sni to containing no strong or csus,i. cras. or
peusary and Ynvslids Hotel I,ufsin. ny.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Geo. Il. RO1CeW IL CO.'S
SELECT LIST
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

Many persons suppose this list to bc com-
posed ofCIIEAP, low-priced r' yspapsrs. Ihe
fact Is quite otherwise. The .taiogue states
exactly what the papers nre Snen en- tne nnme i.I !,
is In 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 IN usually very good one.
Notwithstanding. Tho list gives the popula-
tion Of every town and the circulation ofsve.
ry paper. lT u nor A. CO-OpEtATlvE "
List. IT IS NOT A CHEAP LIST. Al the foot OF
the Catalogue for each State the Important
towns which are not covered by tho list are
enumerated. IT IS An HONEST LisI. The rates
charged for advertising are barely one-nitn
the publishers schedule. The price for one
inch four weeks In the entire list Is s63s. The
regular rates OF the papers for the sanie space
and time are s3, ,i3s IS. The list incIudes $40
newspapers, OF which f63 are ISSUED DAILY anu
sO7 WEEKLY. They are located In SIS din rent
cities and towns, of which ~ are state Capi,
tails, 32s places of over 5000 population. and
III County Seats. LISTS SENT On APPLI.
CATION. Address GEO. r. HOWELL sOr'
NEWSPAPER ADVFRrlStNG BUREAU, IL
Spruce 81. (Printing House SOL, NJ
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Weather. RepDTt,

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lees Cobb,
ofYates towns hip:
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EVERY SUBSCRIBER oho re-
cciucs this paper With an x across '
item may know that the time g sao'
scriotion has ezphcd, and hat ~e de-
sire TO know If he or she wishes to reneto.
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Tho's Smurthwaite,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor In
Chs ncery. Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. Office I'm Court House building,
Baldwin, Mich.
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Lee =. Cobb,

County Surveyor, Lake county,
Michigan. Will attend promptly TO
ali business In his line. Charges rea-
ssnabls. Address, Nirvana, Lake Co.,
Mich.
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eE- Parties answering any OF these advertise
mcntr will please state where they saw the sam"
IJ11 20 A certain and effectual
Address DIR. PERCY. Ogdensburgh, N. Y.
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AHH a week I'm your own town. 81 Outfit
0OOfrec. No risk. Reader, IL you want u
business at which persons OF either scx can
make great pay ali the time they work, write
for particulars 10 H.HALLETr To, Portland,
Maine.
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A. w. Jenkins, M. D.,
homeopathic Physician Il Surgeon.
Office and residence on SlossOn Avenue,
Reed City, Mich 80
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Millinery.

Mrs. e. s. Patterson, Upton avenue,
Reed City, Mich.
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ny an immense practice At the woIld', Dispem-
amt eases OF those discssrs peculiar to wonian 1
have been enabled 10 perfect most pot.n and posi-
70 S.sISnstc this natural specific, have named IL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

The death Of that venerated and
esteemed citizen and distinguished ply
sician, DR.. A. ii. Cenas, which occurred
yesterday at his residence on Custom
house street, will diffuse q general sor-
row through this whole. community.
DIR. Cenas was the last Of that trio OF
eminent physicians and philanthropists
who are 80 endeared to this people by
their long service In behalf Of humanity
and in oil good deeds. who have been
taken from US during the last four or
1--WE years. Drs. Stone, Jones and Cenas
were the founders OF our famous medi-
cal school and professors In 1t during
their long lives. They were for forty
years necessarily engaged In large prac-
tice, and were looked up to as the
fathers Of the faculty In this city, and
the most prominent in their special
spheres In the South. Their names and
deeds will be cherished by the present
generation OF our community. and will
be transmitted to succeeding ones as
among the brightest In the history OF
the good and great men Of our city.