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$500 Reward!

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any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspep-
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cure Vests Vegetable Liver Pills,
when the directions are strictly COM
piled with. They are purely Negeta-
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Sugar Coated. Large boxes, contain
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limitations. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST & Co, "rhe
Pill Makers Isl IL lS3 AV. Madison
ST., Chicago. Free trial packages sent
by mail prepaid Oh receipt Ola cent
stamp.
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NrVana Items.
August oath, 1880.

HuSuSt -1oiii iooV'
EDITOR STAR:-M. DeFrien, head
sawyer at Williams & Curry's mill, cut
his foot badly, this afternoon, by get
ting it caught between the carriage and
the cutoff saw. He will have to lose
part of the foot.
+. ID. Lacy is building II new house
OH the lot opposite his residence.
ID. Roberts Is also, erecting domi-
cile near the school house.
The Nj. Il. Society will give an ice
cream and peach social at the Indrl
House, one week from tomorrow
Wednesday, evening. u. TELL,
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was ordered, and before the result
was declared, Mr.. Holcomb and his
friends "bolted," and afterwards or
ganized in n private house, and choose
Mr.. III. as their delegate. In the mean-
time, the "regulars" having the chair
man and majority of the voters, pro-
ceeded with the order of business, and
unanimously elected Mr.. Mckee as del
egate. AS the matter now stands the
County Convention will have to decide
who is the legal representative from
this township.
Dover, Aug. 23d, 1880.
Yours &c.,
A REPUBLICAN.
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The good-heartcd William Morris
Hunt, whom Art lost SO soon, some
times INDUCED in eccentric deeds of
kindness, conceived aud executed i'm u
few moments. One of the most strik-
ing of these actions, in which, on u
winter day, Hunt earned for IL poor
shivering organ-grinder what to him
was small fortune, is the basis of II
short story in the September ST. Mich
nI,,a
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Ladies, why Suffer-

When DR.. Marchisi's Uterine CA
THOLlCON will positively cure Fc-
male Weakness, such as Falling OF the
Womb, Whites, Chronic Inflamma-
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dy. Send postal card for u. pamphlet,
with treatment, cures and certificates
from physicians and patients, TO HO-
WARTH n BALLARD, UTICA, N.
". Sold by all Druggists Sl.5O per
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A SoCIAJ.-For the benefit of the con-
tingent fund of the Congregational So
ciety, will be held, next Tuesday eve
ming, at the residence of Burwick john
son, Webber township. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all. Pains will
he taken to render the occasion very
pleasant one.
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congregational Church, Bald.
win.

All the services held In Court House
Hall Until further notice.
Sabbath services, 1880 a. m; 7.3O
p. m.
Union Sabbath School, mt IL m.
Short discourse ON Sabbath School
lesson and Prayer Meeting every
"Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Singing Practice every Sunday eve-
ming, ut 81 o'clock.
Gospel Meetings each alternate Sab
bath evening.
Strangers always welcome.
w. +. SIILENCE, Pastor.
Mr.. G. X. RADCLIFFE, Clerk.
Mr.. T.. SAUNDERS, Treasurer.
SABBATH SERVICES Aug. Goth
Morning Subject-The Salvation of
Children. Text, Matt. xix ch., l4th ".
Hymns, 1143, 1916; 1853.
A collection at the close of the SER
vice, for the s. School Missionary De-
partmcnt.
Evening Services-Gospel Meeting.
Subject-"Man Redeemed.n Use "Gos-
pei Hymns" Conducted by Frank ].
West.
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M. j. H. BATES, Newspaper Ad-
rcrfisnG agent, Al Park RoW (7rmes
Bmid;Dg), Ne,o York, Is authorized to
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Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue ofa writ of firr facias, issued out
of AMI under the seal OF the circuit Court of
the Cnitptl siaI's for the Sixth Circuit and
Western District OF Michigan, southern Divi-
sion, dated on the i2tli day of June. Is1o, To
me directed and delivered, agdinI the goods
and ciiattcls, lands and t,n,iicnts of Herbert
T.. Wilcox, did, on the l2il dny of June, "A.
ID. is.g duly levy upon all the iiyhi; title and
interest ct said Herbert h. Wilcox In and to
the following described reHl estate. TINT In ~
say: The south West Quarter of the North
East Quarter cf section EoWrtcrp; the North
" est Quarter of the North West Quarter and
the North East Quarter at the North West
QuartrrofsrriIon Twenty-two, and the n Noi tn
West q larter OF the South Fast Quarter of
S,ctloi Thlriy-two; MI IN Town. Seventeen
North, Iinn,g,' Fourteen West; all of which
above d,sciibed rcni estate, nnd oil tho right, I,
title AMI interest, legal AMI equitable tinciud-
lug the equity OF r,sipmptioni which the said
Herbert T.. Wilcox has niid ba In nnd io the
sumo on the lgth diy ofJhnc, fSp ~ we'll NJ
on the 10Th dny OF December, 1875, shnll ex-
pose for salc at public auction to the highest
bidder,
On TIC Fourteenth Day Of September,
A. ID. 1870, nj ten O'Clock In tho forenoon ol
snid day, NJ tn" mont door of the court House
OF the Cuaity OF lake, IN tie Village OF Bald
win.
Dated, June ,utli, 1880.
JoiIN PARKER, l.. s, Marshal.
fly HORACE ToNrNiSs, Deputy.
NoRuIs 4 UiIL, Plaiutiffs Attorneys.
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Sold Under a Positive Guarantee

That scrotula, crysipelas, salt rheum,
boils, pimpies, ulcers and all humors
of the skin can be permanently cured
b. the use Of PARAiELEES GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER. THESE diseases
arise fr' m an impure aud dis0r Tered
state Of the blood. Ii after II fair trial
has breA given, 40 relief is experienced,
return the empty bottle and we will
refund the money. Price 81 per bot
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y. Iiurnam, Baldwin, Mich.
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o. ~ month Gna commission to sell our goods Ia
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Send 3,r ior sirc ars ald hn's "uiit, best IN the
world. Lyndac NJyelty Co.. Minneapolis, Kian.
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A. w. Jenkins, M. D.,

Homeopathic Physician & Surgeon.
Office and residence on SlossOn Avenue,
Reed City, Mich
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d Sn0 To SGiOJ \ IEAa. ur 81 10 S2. n day ID
Utttn yanr bw'i lo,riii*. ~ ri.t. W"inra dd
well ~, mtli: May yr"''e moro i1an illc amount
stated dbdve. M ',nc rf,p .ail make money
lasi. .in, ,ohe caii do the work. Y0n ta. make
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send you iuil Particular anti piisplc terms fro.
sample. wuiih 50 a>. :ro; a,li cs,n then make up
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DN < CO.. Pot'and Mai
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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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Warming!

Gee a week In your own town. e5 OUTFIT
VOO free. No risk. Reader, IL you want
business at which persons OF either sex can
t'iukc great rsy all the time they work.
Mfiic for particulars to ii. HALLETT & Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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Business $arns,
nr. II II Pool

Dentist, Reed City. Twenty-four
years practice. Office, over the jewell
ry store formerly owned by Hubbard.
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From
Rev. p. \. GRANGER.

Presiding Elder of the 81. Alban. District
-. Albans, Jan 20ti tsso.
DH. u. j. KENDALL. n 'o.. Gents: In reply to
Ncur letter will sny thai my experience with
kr,dals spawn Cure haS been very satisfactory
Indeed. Three ar four wears ago procnr. Il n bot
Tie ot your agent. aud with II, cnrd u horse ol
lan"nc-s c;,ascd by spayin Last season my
h"isc b. came v,ry lainc aud turned him out Ea
a icw weeks when he beea'nr better, hut when
pat HIM "n The rOa0 he grew worse. when | dis
covered TINT aIing bnnr var forming. procured ~
a bottle 0G krnualls Spuvia t'urr aud with lc
than bottle cured HIM that he is not lame.
neither can The bunch bc found.
ECspreiiullN Nnurs. L. n CHANGER
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PEI severance VII Tell!

Stouglinn. Mass. March l6ih 1850.
u. j. Kendall IL Co.. GENrs: In justice to you
aud my ser. ihlnk ought To ici YOU kn,w that
have r'novc two BONE srANiNs with "Ecndall's
SPAWN Cnic. "nr large one; don't kn how
long the .pavln lind bccn there. ha,c owned IA
hursc right months. II took me four months I
lake the iar-c one of. and iwo tor the rmrli one
have used in l"ii'e-. The horse l. entirely well
NOT ul all sif and no bunch 10 he seen or felt
This l. u wun,lcr'u' medicine. II IT, n new thin.
here. hut |, q. e. - all what IL has dodc for ih,
III snlc will be- very great
tcsi'cri.aly yours, CHAs. T.. PARKrn.
Office L. +. Marsiml, Wcyiern Di,t. ~ Michig' II.
Kalainazou, Apr. 18th, 1879,
IL. j Kendall. Enoshursh Falls. Vi.-Dc,r Sir:-
received ihc tw' b,ttlrs OF yoLr SPAWN cure for.
wardc,l by express IN January last. I am happ,
Ia siair that II performed all your advertisement
called tor. in three weeks aitor commenced u
ny u, the spawn was entirely removed and n val
u;tbu horse restored ~ rs'H ness.
Very truly yonn,
JUliN PARKER.
Send Address for .llustrsicd Circular, which WI
think sivcs ln',,,vr lr,f ri It's Writes No rene.
y has ever met with such unqualified success, Il
,ur knowledge for beast as wtli az man.
Pict 81. pr bottle, or ELK hotics fF 81. ALI
DRtGG.SrS have IL rr run get II for YOU. or Il
viii bs sent 10 any address I'm receipt piirc b.
the proprictar', iili. u. j. KENDALL Il co.
Enosburgh Falls; Vermont
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q. w. Manwaren, M. ID.
Physician and Surgeon. Residence,
Webber township. Postoffice address,
Baldwin, Mich.
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L.,eINLEY HOUSE!

CHASE, LAKE CO., MICH.
Lee gcC inley, Proprietor.
First-class accommodations, good
stnl,ling and sample rooms. Just north
of the ,lcput.
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Millinery.

Mrs. T.. S. Patterson, Upton avenue,
Reed City, Mich.
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r'lTo!!oiic.l tr?tin, o,,y e t's F,,cG.Y e

C;tT0!fcifc1 fp9tf,I' oi,y 20 tSa FN'cT-w CT
L'rcJ rSSsI'yi9' GcSsstbiGE E'sySstttcs, iSs'sSs;
Js2.si Ackses'c received (.'c'9il Egsyo:s0s
- % =
ri,re, rrii mr. Eir1 he reiucGy working perfectly.
IL lleTsJ non vs1tn-. r." c~' , y~srs
- A. s~ o. {,
Chirsro, g~g. H. SiJi er>Cghy eu-rf md feel lin
'e7 4"' Jo-'F Eie ~ "a - :, ssirs ss'''''
ti-so'- S-rt ~ Js)l rses.ved II benefit roa me
i y-"f les taat want TO them snancr
AN' % " '"s q -s--s- w "e'
Meh an IS eio-i have tsed ~ ynfr r'es,re o. r-f.
f-"-d I'll 9tr,cLt ouL!s at ric sa week.-mrs. y., AL
i~'sh yHa wou rre ~ l-s lls ~ Ir L.c ,nr. oi tha
Iowa. Oct. i0h. S.li ainott surprised Il your rss
t.s. 1sey 1--we vsikct Ike charm cn E.e. rai j.
taie. ruth of was lro:s tssirf. was on ~
of lie Ar-tt, AMI there Id cure ivr
80 w" '''' w
West yr-ini, Av- "a iT9.Irscer y-ur 7r''einr ~
Iesvs !, has eg-rl ne, r which -ri iEau~. IN
t'rei fl.iJe fnd s. fer which ileas sen sn"er leg
C;, p tr fled. You ave d0as great taihs Tor me
' - -ts s@.-<r--~--
-. Erons a. k'srs!cSon ossf! twrrccn.
Mssouti. Iu-e tb1 fJfss,e forward re At oe aro'Nrr
t-N oflf~ ia,l Tie rs'sst whtri L-vr ~! no';,
hnt II s.aion simi'e bog, 10 fsst recovering, AID
i~.,2 ss1'h,. w y st ,m ~, lI.l -
Eso.s O EsrtsDyisl.
rf-rvI,ri srp. h ls.e.--Tfst January from
bnr -eir rrne.", for of eusor.r ed
rcrf-e cure HIM We have smother
W. "a tie wy al Wa Il reaEn aai NO. Lon
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23

mark. Tho Dc LOutre Ia impossible below
tho Taylor ferry, II II can be crossed there.
The rainfall WAS not remarkably heavy but
continuous, with but little intermlssion for
three days. The high waters in all tho trib- j.
utarirs Of tho mississippi render certain nm
overflow OF our bottom lands. Union Ghzette.
On Thursday last tho verdict OF not guilty
waa rendered In the CAao nj the btHte vs. w.
A. Craig AMI James Carpenter. the parties
charesd with the outrageous burning of the
East Baton Rouge After the verdict ono Of
tho accused. James Carpenter. with Thomas
j. Carpenter, were arrested charged with the
murder -Of Lsvl Tilmali. who, On the nins-
from tho elrects Oh Tho fo,irteenth of March.
1880. W. A. Craig, tho other accused, was
also arrested ~ accessory. On the other
hand. Lewis Allen. white. tho man whose
property wns destroyed. and tho other wit
nesses against tho accused. Alfred Lewis aud
FrRDk Banks, colorsd, we're arrested on q
otMr9e of perjury, Lased on the testimony
given In tho case. They were. however, re-
leased on giving ball. Tho dspttoita1 thinks
that tho cnarxe made against them was for
the purpose of intlm liattng witnesses.
Hon. II. q. Btrlngfsllow. Of Red river par-
lsh arrived last evening by rail from St.
Louis. by way of Kansas. bringing with him
two families Ut negroes which he picked up
Mt Parsons. kaneas. aud which he considers
equivalent tn seven good hands. He reports
from tho South To that country as simply
wretOhed. mnnyof them being destitute Of
food md clothing. He found hundreds Of
| them anxious To return TO the South, but us
rule they were reluctant to return unless
they could como back To the places which
they had left. Mr.. bt'in9fellow gives II ~
hia opinion that any amount of labor chn be
secured In IL month from now, hs the negroes
are unable now, and will bs unable then, to
secure employment sufficient to afford them
| aubetatnn1e Ellu huHIuepH being aD urgent
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
THE CALIFORNIA LEa1sr,AruRE
SPORTING NEWS.
Oxford Wins the University Boat Race
After Close Contest.

LONDON. March 22-In the University boat
race to-day Oxford won easily by three and Q
half leng hs In twenty one minutes twenty
three seconds Time of the finish one minute
past IL. Cambridge started at the rate of forty
strokes per minute and Oxford at thirty seven
or thirty mine strokes. The race at the COM
mencement was beautifully close. Cambridge
at first gained q slight advantage from rowing q
quicker stroke. bu. Oxford drew to 2 level with
versed: at the grass wharf. three quarter mile
from the start. had q lead Of q few feet. When
a mile had beer trayersed the splendid
STRUGGLE took place and Cambridge again r.
and q quarter miles from the starr It seemed
as tf they would row right away. but the squirt
had told upon Cambridge who BEGAN to row
short. They. however. maintained the lead to
Hammarsmith bridge. half mile further.
partly because Of bad steering By Oxford. The
boats we're level very shortly after passing The
bridge and an exciting struggle was main
tanned to Cheswick Eyot. The irregularity Of
Cambridge. howeyer. was perceptibly increas-
ing, whils Oxford was rowing like machine.
When half way up Cheswick Eyot Oxford led
bv hall, a length, At Chiswick Chul ch. about
two miles five furlonRs from the start. the race
which had so far been one OF the finest ever
lengths: The crowd present was smaller than
is usually congregated to witness the Univer-
sity boat race.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Sheriff of Mecca, tho Head Of
tho MahOmetan Church,
Ashassinated.
The Afghan Chiefs Disposed To De
Friendly With England The
Course To He Pursued by
the Irish Home Rulers.
The Unfriendly Relations Between France
and Russia.
AF(!IIANISTAN.

LoNpoN. March IA Oabul dispatch saya:
The communication delivered by tho British
envoy to tho native chiefs nj 0huEnee has boon
happily responded to. Con. Roberts has ro-
ooived n letter. written outensibly by tho boy
Prince Moosa Khan. signed by all tho chiefs ut
Nhusnee. intimatinR that. being assured Of our
friendly relations towards them they are read Y
to aubmit and como In u body to Mnidan. md
there negotiate. The various locnl chiefs OF
Loehar and Kohiaian have been invited by
them to present themselves for the Hame object.
II is probable that Abdul R.hmnn Khan will
come wltnin tho sphere Of the peoted neRo-
,intionn."
publishes tho following:
LAHORE. March IA Tho order for Gen, Stew
arts march on Ahuynoo reached OnndRhar on
sunday. and tho army Il already IN motion
Tho lIaynrna have defeated tho Wnndnkas south
IT GnuEneo. and captured four forts. Mahomad
jim hRR gOnc from ahusneo 70 attack the Ohm
EArRe.
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OTHER SOUTHERN STATES.

Charleston, =. O., has contributed $500 to
| the Irish relief fund.
| The taxable property In Augusta. Ga, is
assessed at 3lA,00O,0O0.
Farmers In Sumter county, Ga are using
| cotton seed as fertilizer.
Tho ont crop throughout Georgia is re-
ported suffering with rust
| The distemper Is prevalent among horses
and mules In Anderson, y. q.
Strawberries are drug In the market at
Charleston. b. g., at five cents quart.
| Ono hundred and twenty thousand tons OF
fertilizers will be sold In Georgia this season.
Arrangements arc In progress to remove
the Confederate dead from Andersonville.
Ga.
| Tho new directory OF Jacksonville. Fla,
gives the population OF that city mt $3.50, and
that OF tho various suburbs at $3.50.
Little Rock linton: Ono hundred Italian
families will come to Arkansas next fall to
settle In the st. Joseph colony at Morrilton.
Heavy rains In South Carolina have caused
the overflow OF tho Conuaree and Wateree
rivers, near Columbia. Planters report con-
siderable loss Of cattle by drowning.
At Vanoe's Ferry, =. G.. q young man
named w. Kirkland committed suicide by
taking morphine on receiving letter from
his betrothed cancelliDg her engagement
with him.
The amount OF money $500, 900 necessary
to pay the debts Of the Southern Methodist
Publishing Honse, at Nashville having been
subscribed the agent has begun the work OF
collecting the subscriptions.
An election will be held on the eighth OF
April On the question OF annexing what is
| known az the ''renth District" to the city OF
Nashville. There is also In circulation a Pc
tition asking the annexation OF part OF the
Thirteenth District"
| On Cumberland Island, near Jacksonville,
Fla, while Gen. W. q. N. Davis was handling
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-23
FRANCE.

PARH. March "a - Ld Justica publishes u lettef
from Hart mann. denying hat he male the pub.
liahed statement purporting ~ be his confca-
MoaCOw.
Tho Rennte and Chamber Of Deputies have
adjourned for tho Easter holidays. until
April T.
LONDON, March ga Paris dispatch save
Prince OrloN departed without paying any ofI1.
cial visit to or leaving his card with Preaideu,
arevy or Premier Do Freycincs. reraons In pc.
aition to Judge asaert hat Russia has eagerly
aeizeti tho opportunity for showing ~ eooInasH
10 France In order to retrieve the blunder oi
0ortschako offs famous open advances to her
Matters were no managed that the extradttion
Of Hartmann was refused. whareupon an
offended air waa assumed. Now TINT the night.
marc OF u Franco Russian alliance Ia aispeed
Bismarck can offer Iusnia his hnnd.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

PLAQUEMINE, IBERvILLE PARISH.
March l8. $780,
To the Democratic voters of the Third Con-
Rreseional District:
You are hereby notified that in accordance
with the following resolution adopted at the
Congressional District Convention Of the Third
District. held at Baton Rouge. on Wednesday,
October 8. 1879, you will accredit your delegates
elected to the State Democratic Convention to
be- held April "a. 1880. In New Orleans. to attend
the District Nominating Convention and nom
inata candidate for Congress:
Resolped. That the congressional committee
hereby appointed shall be only authorized to
call convention by the vote OF the maj 1rity Of
the whole Of said committee. and that no con.
gressional convention % called bv said COM
mittee for next congressional regular election.
but that the delegates elected to the next State
conyen tion from the parishes OF the district t
same time and place that the said convention
meets: provided, that II 1t be- ascertained that
the State Democratic Com mittee will not call a
State convention to elect delegates to the presi-
Dental nominating convention next year or
for any other purpose. then the congressional
committee hereby appointed shall have power
to call q congressioDa al convens ion.
CHAS. A. BRDSLE.
Chairman Congressional Committee. Third
District.