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UNpnECEDENTED sUCCEss.

We have positive proof before us that
O. N. Crittenton off Sixth avenue, New
York City, has sold during the last two
months over fifty thousand bottles OF
Hdle's Honey of Horehound and Tar,
an article for the cure ofCoughs, Colds,
Influenza, HOarseness, Difficult Breath
ing and all affections OF the Throat,
Bronchial Tubes and Lungs, leading to
Consumption; and from the number OF
letters we have ourselves received pro-
claiming its wonderful cures, we judge
that almost as many persons have been
cured as there have been bottles sold.
We understand that the only papers In
which Mr.. G. has advertised his article
I'm this city are our Daily and Sunday
News. Thus the advertising public will
see the necessity of advertising i'm a pa
per which makes a demand like the
above. A hint to the wise is sufficient.
Daily Netos, Jan. IL. All druggists
sell this article at 80 cents and 81. De-
pot, Crittenton's, Z Sixth avenue, New
York City. Great saving by purchas-
ing the large size.
Pixies 7oothaehc Drops cure in one min
ute.
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VOLUME VI.

REDUCTION OF PRICE OFSUB-
SCRLPTION.-- On aud after Jan. 1st,
1870, the price of subscription for the
LAKE COUNTY STAR mill be only
$3.50 per annuna; Sir months, 75c;
three months, 40c. The paper s0iU be
kept at its old size, and no pains spared
to make 1 q complete record of all in
cidents, accidents, de-, transpiring IN
and adjacent to the county. Now Is the
time to subscribe. and encourage the
home paper.
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THE new YORK DAILY WITNESS

This Is the Daily for the family; giving all
details of crimes and scandals. 1t contains rs
good market reports for country produce, ETC.,
AZ any daily In the city, and, perhaps, the best
financial report Of them all. The price Is on
ly - q year, including postage, or 81 for ten
weeks 900 numbers). The ladies and children
love the DAILY, for it has on It's literary aud
miscellaneous page about column OF letters
from them, which are sure % be FIRST rend
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This House has been newly finished
and re-furnished, and will he kept in
first-class style. Charges reasonable.
Good stabling. F. Indermill, Proprie-
tor, Baldwin, Mich. 1886
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William A. Deuress, i,

Treasurer of Lake county. Will at
tend promptly and carefully to all bus
mess relating to payment of resident
and nonresident taxes. Address, Bald
win, Lake Co., Mich. 3-41
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SABBATH READING

This Is n handsomc small eieht-pagc papcr.
containing q selection OF the choicest l{ell,
gious and Tempernnce matter, including one
childrcn, all appropriate. for perusal on the
Lords Day. lthas no advertisements, news
or editorials, and Is suitable for all classcs de-
as the North. for the West as the Cast. Fifty
cents per annum, including postage.
All these papers stop when subscription ex-
pires, and any one reInittinp four full sub
scriptions for q year can have copy gratis.
81 JOHN DouGALL,v .r.
'1 " if Editor and Proprietor. q
4G m No. Frankfort st., Now York.
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RUSSIAN GUT

MCH week IN your own town. s. Ouif1t
OOSfrcc. No risk. Reader, II YOU wa,h
BUSINESS at which p rsons of.it'icr s'x tar
make great pay ali ~ Q time they work, ,wri,e
fl" particulars to ii. BALLErr x TO-, Portland,
Ma'nc.
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nyi,s great and t,Srong9 blood;pgIiryins proper
n lfumorr ifcm thc worst scrofula 10 Common
nIotch,. pimplc, or Erpption. Mcrciirial disease,
Mhittal poicons, and their effects, arc cradicattd
and yigoreu, health .nI sound scnsttuiloa estab.
or Rough Skin. In short. all dlsrases caused iy bad
tlool are conlucrcl by this powerful, purifyir 6 and
inycorating medicine.
= rEsIseially las it mqpl!sstcd rs potency n curing
serosGlcus nores md bwelnga, White swciiine~,
Cetro or Thick Neck, AMI Enlarged Clanda
III yoa feel du'L Crowry, .iciIitated, have sailuU
color q ssin, 9r y.lowi,,-broMn spots on f.ee or
Eioili,, iatcrnd heat or cils altcrnatcd with ho.
nushcy, low tpirts, ami gloomy forcbodngS ircguirr
anpciltc. and tongue catcH YOU arc suffering frc:'
Tssnid Liver g .iiiiicu.ns:... In many cases ef
cypcricncc As n rcn,c,iy for all such cnses, Dr.
Iierce's Golden Medical Discovery has NO equal, as
IL cilects perfect and radical cures
IN ias cure or Eronchi "a scsc Coughs, and t,c
medical faculty, and cniincnt physicians pronounce
4 Tie greatest mcairal discovery OF the age White
aps Iurti;;l,e.s ti;;, sd ahs biSod. Sell by ar,Egsts
IL. v. FIERCE, ". D.. Iron'r Worlds Difpcnsery
and livaliis' Hotel, Buffalo, N. y.
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The Leading Musical Monthly.
BRAINARD'S
Musical World

With the number for January, 1879, we begin
the sixteenth yearly volume of B,uiaafus =
Masidh IIoiii, which will be more attractive
than ever. New and valuable features will D."
introduced and no pains or expense spared TO
sustain tho reputatio ion IL has for years enjoyed
rs the Leading 4 ADurican AusscdJpy,naL" " Each
yearly volume of the M1icul World contains
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DIR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY

produces radical cures of the worst cases Of Catarr
risy bc sniliTed or bttcr applied iy tic use OF DR..
PIERcE's Doucic. This IS the only form OF instru-
nicnt yet invented with which fud nicdtcinc he
carricd HIGH rr and rEiFEcTLy AiPLIED % all
paris az the affected nasal passages, amt the cham
Mrs or cavities communicating Herewith, In which
sores and ulcers frequently exist and from which
the catarrhal discharge generally proceeds Is use
accompanying each instrument DR.. SAGES CH-
tsrrh Remedy recent attacks of sCcid In ti.c
Heed by few apple 1t is mild and pcas-
ont to use containing Strcng or causfc frugs or
poisona Cntarrh lanissiy and Onurhe seld by drug
csafa II. ". PIERCE, 81. d.. prop'r. " orlas DE-
pc,is,.ry and Inva!its' liot,i. I.aSsla. y. j.
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Terms, $l.5o per Annum,
Single Copies, Is cents.

Notwithstanding the fact that we furnish
double the amount o music and rca ling matter
given in any other musical monthly, our
price will remain only $io0 per AMMAN, or 81 go
Is cents for sample copy containing $500 worth
of new music and fun particulars in regard %
EreDtianas, etc. We desire an active agent In
every town. Catalogues OF sheet music and
music books sent free. 1asic teachers will please
send us their address.
~ S. BRAINARD'S SONS,
Music Publishers, Cleveland, o.
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ARTHUR'S
ILLUSTRATED
Home Magazine
for 1879.

For 20 many years guest In the homes
and hearts OF the people, with whose house,
aud pleasures II has so closely identified itself,
the HOME MAGAZINE comes again, as the new
year approaches; and asks for the old place
among yon, ana the Ola cor, cord,ai welcome.
new year, II you open the door and permit IL
TO have free entrance, can be told in the
limits of this advertisement; but enough can
and varied attractions ii will present. Fore
most among these will be the following:
VIRGINIA F. T0WNSENDfitSs '0MY WITH / faySrr our
readers, MIL commence q new Serial Story In
the January number. This will be followed
TENDER AND TRUE"% sHGTy H1 Sssy by tas as aaiGs ss
R0SHLLA RCE%xc forGSte dn sses fisnoSf OF
Lille, under the title of Fading Footprints; or,
The Lowly Lives Of Long Ago."
PlPSEf PUr lSseiahborhoodT,a III is going ITO to
give u series of papers In her pec'iliur vein,
which will be spicy and gootl, Ofcoursr. The
old lady declares it 10 bc her intention to al-
low herself "boih latitude and longitude" In
discussing the affairs OF her ncighborhood.
CHArY BROOKSSaaly @ rsaers s % Sus her ys%%g ss.y;
sen Sible, and pleasant way, under the title OF
MRS. sam STARREYS~l "sSsS ,SSs cso@e S'a quite a%it:
u iayOrile In Western reading circles, Is 10 give
the HOME NAGAZINEa StflcS OIL ltIffS III ncF
peculiar vein. They will b6 full OF human ma
lure, quiet humors, and quaint touches of char
uctcr.
MANY new WRITERSSods t.ie"5 1a %dll Sdr nie be
ready large list OF cont iibutorS, while supplies
of choice literary matter will be drawn from
nvai able sources, in order TO give the HOME
MAGAZINE an Interest and value second TO no
periodical III the country.
THe H0ME cIRc[ Eihat, favorIte and at
Wi Il pv.rfinW will Interest he coming
year. ''chatiy Books" "Lichen," "vara," Ear
hest" and u Score OF friends, new aud old,
Will meet our readers there, month after
month, In n series of reunions full OF delight
and profitable Intercourse.
ALL The VARIED DEPARTMENTS
will De sustained as or old, most OF them from
month to month, and others as the press of
matter will admit.
BUTTElIo'KS pATTERNsss4p,,pssss,, s4,,s s,,% in
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Weather ReDort.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lee =. Cobb,
of Yates township:
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Special Inducements
Z TO ADVERTISERS.
Geo. II E0frrX IL Co.'S
SELECT LIST
OF
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

Many pcrsops suppose this list to be conn
posed ofCHEAP, low-pric.d ~ rswspapsrs. i..c
aci Is quite Olli,rwise. The I ~fli.,sll. states
xactly what the papers arc. v nei, the .nn,c
NJ PAPER Is printed IL FUN FACE TN PIE e
Is In every instance, tho BfST paper in tho
place. When printed In tAPlTALS II is ti,e
ONLl paper IN the place. " Mlrn print ii in
Roman Iritcrs tits neither the best nor the
only paper, hut is u.maiiy Very good one,
Notwithstanding. The list gives tli- popula~
tion Of every town aud the circnlntion 0f.'vr-
~ paper II u NOT a ts'A,PERAJIV
LIST. 1T IS NOT A CHEAP LIST. ithe footof
the atalogue f,r each State tIr, important
towns which are not covered by the, list arc
enumerated. 1T IS AN HONEST tisT. The rnt.s
charged for advertising are bmr'ly onc-fith
the fubis hers schedule. The price fr ono
ncli four weeks In the entire bss ts s63s. Tho
regular rates of the papers for III. sann. spncs
and time are So 1876 IS. The list ffis,ud,s e1o
newspapers, of Which 1863 are fsSu,Si ptikY and
s07 WEEKLY. They are located In 8zs dttE-yept
cities and towns, of Which ~ are state Capi-
tails, 328 places of over 300 population. aud
sll County Seats. LISTS SENT on APPLE
CATION. Address GEO r, HOWELL 4 coz
NEVSPA PER ADVERTISING HUKEAU u, In
spruce st. printing House Sq.), MY.
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Weekly average, 1887 above zero.
Denotes variable.
Average for the week end'g Dec. 2sth, 10.S0o.
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Musical Literature,

raphies, Gossip. News CORRESPOND dence from al
parts OF tho World, Instructive Editorials OH
leading Musical Topics, Answers 10 Cores
pondents, a Young Folks Department, etc
all carefully edit, ID by Karl Mcrz, one OF the
best musical writers I'm America, assisted by
an able corps of Associate Editors, Contribu-
tors and Correspondents.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-02
$25 Worth Of Music.

Embracing the latest and most popular Songs,
Ballads, Quaitcttes, Walizcs, Polkas, Marches,
talops, Fantasies, Airs nom operas, Popular
Piano Pieces, etc, thus forming complete
library of new and choice music each year,
Which no singer, player or person Interested
I'm music should be without. Each number
OF the Musical World contains from forty 70 ffty
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Baldwin House,

Beardsley & Judkins,
ERS- - HERSEY, MICH
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OF nj forms OF that useful article, MA0NESIA,
this IL by far tho bost. Ihysicians endorseit.
1t is the only assipiable MAGNrsIA. All other
Magnc sas are iinblo to chaky deposit In the
stomach and bowels MIX Of Magnetic u utterly trss
from thss objection.
MIX of Magnesin cures Dwpepsd, Indt0cstton, Sour
Stomach Constipation, Heartburn. Headache cdssd
bv actdttv Of the stomach and ali similar complaints
Itlsa complete and pleasant regulator of the stom-
sch and Bowels.
IL sweetens tho breath by removing the cnuse. :.
IL Is OF great efhcucy IN correcting the Stomach
OF Infants and s - acceptable to them ~
MIX itself.
1t may 10 used ~ laxative, II desired, by adding
trlhe OF lemon Juice. In this manner 1t 10 superior
to pills or other purgatives.
TO ladies-for particulars SEQ circulars at drug
stores; Ask your physician 10 examine II and pass
his opinion.
Every genuine bcttl. bears tho above trade marx.
80 cen ~ q, 81 per bottle.
Prepared onIy by [, IT, PHIILLPS, Practical
Chemist, 2 Hat Street, New YORK City.
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Notice.

All claims due the late firm of Jones
Il Hollister must be paid at once.
WM. A. DEUREss,
3te, Assignee.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
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lean make money h,~lerrt wofk i,,. ~ than
Unt anything else Capital not rcfiu,iel, we
viii stau YOU. $i2pT 6as yt linn' m - -
ih.' In lsls.iioui. MIN, wn l,Hr, b.ysai, -
wauI..l everywher., 10 work i,r-'s.s Now
The time. Goaiy outfits and tufns free. ~
h,ss, TuUE n Co.. Atsus'. ra':,s
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Griy oii;ccai BALDWIN city. Mes
LocStesl nesu ID and npru,esgt OF u,ss
depot.
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1878 dec. 7am2p m o IN Average Wine
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TERMS FOR 1879.
2 Copy, year S2.25 8 Copies, year. $3.50
SCOPES, and 10 Club-tietter, $tt.oo
The Premium 10 Club-Getter for either OF
these two Glubs will be si.00 worth OF But
terick's Patterns for Ladies' and thiidren's
Dresses.
10 Copies, and one to Cub-dctier $3.50
IL Copies, and one 10 Club-Gcttcr S26Oo
PREMIUM ON $3.50 CLUB-0nc pair 81 80 Three
Button Kid Gloves, and sl.00 worth OF But
terick's Patterns.
PREMIUM ON $500 CLUB-two pairs 81 go Three
Baton Kid Gloves, and $l0, worth Of But
terick's Patterns.
LARGER CLUBS
For these we offer as Premium full Dress Pat
terms OF elegant Black Silk or fine English
and French cashmere.
ptB-full particulars in regard 10 these large
and valuable Premiums will be found In our
Special Circular to tlub-Gcitcis, which will
be mailed oi, application to all who desire to
D.y- SPECIMEN NUMBER, 10 Cts.
Il. S. ARTHUR & SON,
2H South Sixth Street, PHILADELPHIA.
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Lee s. Cobb,

County Surveyor, Lake county,
Michigan. Will attend promptly to
all business in his line. Charges rea-
sonable. Address, Nirvana, Lake Co.,
Mich.
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PREMIUMS TO CLUB-GET-

We are going TO give our Club-Gettors some
thing more than mn ,xtia copy OF tho Magt-
zins for their work in making up Clubs. SEQ
below. s
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business CARDS,
Tho's Smurthwaite,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in
Chancery. Real Estate and Insurance
Agent, Office in Court House building,
Baldwin, Mich.
Money to loan.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY WITH ESS.

NEW YORK,
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ny an immense practice nt the Worlds Dispcn-
sary aud lnvads' Hotel having treated many tou-
ssnf eases OF those diseases peculiar TO woman,
have been Enabled 70 perfect most potent and posi-
Hvc remedy fnr these diseases. u
10 doeisuatc tlis natural speci0c. have II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24
THE CARNIVAL OF AUTHORS.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BosToN, Jan. %, 1879.
The carnival of authors has far been
very cultivated audience was present tonight in
the Music Hall to witness the presentation of tab
leaux from the writings Of the authors who are
honored by booths in the building. Gov
ernor Talbot, Lieutenant Governor Long and
the Governors military staff in at
tendance The exercises opened with q grand
proce sson Of characters. followed by Dickens re-
ccption the stage. Following this came recep-
tions a. the various booths. and then Little 30
Peep was shown in three-scene tableau. Next in
order were the tableaux at the booths-that at tho
Whittier booth being from the "Snow Bound Cot
tasc." as given Last night. At the Mosque another
chapter OF the Arabian Nights" given.
comprising the story of the fair Persian in FIVE
tableaux. the first being the Sultans palace. where
the Princess is telling stories. The boudoir of the
Vizier's wife next shown, with the fair slave
seated near her Nour Ed Dn the Vizier's son. dis
covers the slave and becomes astouished at her
beauty The Vizcr gives the slave to his son as his
wife amid OF great festivities. change now
comes the scene for Nour Ed Din having lost his
property liz obliged to look and see his wife sold
into slavery The last shows him and his wife
made sultan and Sultana of Bassorah. The charac-
tors all well sustained aud the representations
were received with much favor.
THE LoSafELLow BOOTH.
At the Longfelow booth there Ave very sue
ccSSful tableauX IN pantomlnle from 'tNangcnne,
presenting the signing Of the contract between Gabriel
and Evangeline their parting and the death Of Bene
dict the mission among the Indians. the departure OF
Gabriel and the arrival of Evsngelnc and BASIL the
meeting of Evangeline and her lover and the death of
the latter. The scene at the close very affecting
At the Moore booth the attraction a series OF
tablcaux from "Paradise aud the Peri" The first
represented the Peri standing dsconsolatc at the
trance of Paradise. The next showed wooded
stream, ON the banks of which o dying warrior
lying, the Pert standing over him. The other two
carried out the story In all its beauty OF sentiment
and picturesquencss.
In the Tcnnyson booth given the Legend of
Montrose." in three scenes. There were also some
very effective from 'kenilworth.' Herman
and Dorothca' was given on the large stage in Sc
rics OF five picturesque tablcaux
In OF the small booths were given pictures
from Tcnnyson follows MAUD Coming into tho
Garden" THE Beggar Maid before Lady Clare
and Lord Ronald. and scenes from the 1.-TWO Sis
ters." AZ tho Dickens booth the largest audience
was gathered. and here there were tableaux from
David Coppcrfeid." Mother Goose" also afforded
some charming selections. The stately minuet
the closing attraction and II elected great deal Of
cosnf moi
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THE DOMINION BOARD OF TRADE.
INTERNATIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
MEASURES FOR DEVELOPING THE RESOURCES
OF THE DOMINION

INTERNATIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
MEASURES FOR DEVELOPING THE RESOURCES
OF THE DOMINION.
OTTAWA. Ont. Jan. %. 1879.
In the Dominion Board Of Trade to-day letter was
read from Mr. Fraey. President Of the National Board
of Trade of the United States He sent hearty con-
gratulations and regretted his inability to
be present at the annual meeting of the Dominion
Board. He mentioned the fact that the National
Board not anxious for the re-estab-
lishment of reciprocity in trade relations
between the two countries. The following reso-
luton was carried after . long discussion =
national policy will secure the development OF
our coal. iron and economic ores. together with
the other Industries OF the country. reso
luton was also carried urging the government to
proceed with the building of the Pacific Railway.
and with deepening, and enlarging the ST. Law
renee canals rapidly as the circumstances of the
country will permit. The government was also
asked to carry out policy which would direct i'm
migration to the settlement Of the unoccuped land
of the Dominion.
The Board on the question of inland navigation
passed the following resolution
Whereas by the returns Of last season there has
sss d s' the Ss~ e Of
Inquire Ills diversion Of trahc the
the matter.
On the question OF the differentiation of imported
goods after an explanation by Mr.. Hill, of Boston,
to the preventive measures taken by the United
States the following resolution was passed.
That steps should be taken BY the government
to prevent recurrence vi the evil and this
Board recommend. " the best
pish This end. the reduction of the number of
ports entry sboishng all except those necessary
the frontier the appointment OF efficient and thor
oughy reliable appraisers and the rigid enfocemept of
the penalty of conhscation when the penalty is clearly
proved.
In regard to the duty fish cans the following
resolution was passed.
That the Board petition the every effort
to have the duty charged in the United States tins
tanning fish abolished and In the of succeeding
in this that corresponding dnty be levied the article
imported into Canada from the United States and that in
the meantime the sanction Of Parliament be obtained
a
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Moscow and Sebastopol, which are greatly
impeded Lloyds despatch from Antwerp.
dated Wednesday. says:-"The ice in the roads and
the river considerably increased since yesterday
A boat coming in capszed and eight men we're
drowned" A despatch to Lloyds from Heliaoland.
dated yesterday, says:-"The Elbe is blocked with
ice and steamers are unable to force entrance"
SPANISH OFFICIAL CHANGES.
A despatch from Madrid announces that the Spanish
Vice Consul at Puerto Plata. st. Domingo has been
dismissed for sanctoning the arrest of two insur-
gent generals who had taken refuge on board a
Spanish steamer and afterward shot, The
Spanish government has demanded satisfaction from
ST. Domingo for outragng the protection of its flag
The Standards Madrid correspondent hears that
Captain General Campos will be recalled from
Cuba before the assembling of the new Cor.es.
he having expressed willingness to become
Minister OF War after the completion of the Havana
elections. The authorities investigating concern
ing the reported secret societies in Madrid Barcelona
and Valencia. It is understood that all of the
liberal republicans except CASTELAR, and the adherens
of Saasta have decided abstain from participation
in the general election
cADLEGRAMs. h
Alexander Carnegie, merchant, at No. 16 Bishops
gate street. within London. f. c., has failed. His
liabilities are f15O.O0O ls726.OOO).
telegram from the Governor Of the French colony
of New Caledonia says that the movable columns of
troops had coopcd up the insurgents the shore of
Cape Goulvan which they captured after severe
engagement. in which sub-lieutenant and private
soldier were killed
In conformity with the law upon literary and
telegraphic copyright, the Spanish government has
resolved to terminate all existing treaties on the
subject.
Tau nd.Du rnnu ho ic a1p IN
have Hcd to America has been sentenced at Brussels
IN contumdciam. to fifteen years imprisonment for
fraud and forgery
Five thousand dollars have already been collected
for the erection Of statue Of Lessing in Hamburg
The manufacturers of Dundee, Scotland yesterday
decided on reduction Of five per cent in the mill
workers wages.
Mr. Ruskin. the art critic. has withdrawn his
resignation Of the Slade profcssorshp