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40: Cts.

e5.ct. box Toy Villages aud SoId1crs. 5c,
e5.ct. Silk Yelyet plluto Fran1c4, 81.
llox Of Cil!nn Dishes, fOc size, 2 .3c.
Hoy'* nn1 girls b0x Stntioncry,3 lie.
llnnu-painted nice Portfolios, te.
GnnrS Ut Authors (tllrco kinsis), 10c,
worth 75c.
ALL At 81 WA8ASH-AV,
, 1881-12-24

I'LfNOH.
CHICKEN CHICi|.KI|!I'.E.||!'R|iIy6.!! [i|i
THE KING
|T'IA. n N()S
ALWAYS VICTORIOUS!
Tile World Renowned Chickering!
It WAS well said years ago TINT
the Gold Me.lnls awarded To tho
C]&fckcring would make Il KINGS
RANSOM.
The latcst triumph for the
Chickering L. Sons Piano was ut
tile Mechanics' Institute Fair iii
Boston, where they we're awarded
ONE GOLD MEDAL und TWO
SILVER MEDALS over a11 COM
pctit0rs.
The Cllickering Piano has stood
in the front rank for nearly Il cen-
tury, always in the lead and ul-
wnys the first to Introduce i'm.
provenents. Tho inventors Of
The IRON FRAME,
The 0VERSTRUAG BASS,
The CIRCULAR SCALE,
The AGRAFFE BRIDGE,
ali Of which have been universally
copied by all other makers.
Their last and crowning inyen.
tlon is the Complete Metal 4tction,
substituting Metal for wood in I'LL
parts Of the action liable to he af:.
tected by tlampness or changes Of
temperature, naliing it the only
Piaho in the world TINT is inselsi.
bic to atmospheric changes; as
wooden plows, wood axletrrcs,
wooden buildings, wooden Ships,
wooden clocks, wooden bridges,
have all been displaced 'by more
substantial iron nnd steel, Or other
suitable metal, 50 the Metallic Ac-
ton Of tho Chickcring Piano is
destined to displaco the oll.fash-
foncd wooden action HOW in use by !
I'LL other makers.
Splendid assortment of HOW
Chickoring Pianos, Grand, Square,
aud Upright, including some su-
pcrD instruments for the Holiday
trade, just received ut the Music
Rooms OF
Pelton, Pon}eroy { Cross, |
15o & 152 State.st., Chicago.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
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Destructive Fire at Ludington,

On Saturday last, one of the most
destructive fires ever known i'm the city
of Ludington broke out in bakery on
Loomis street, and spread with great
rapidity.. The aggregate loss is placed
at 5000, 900; some insurance, but how
much we have not learned. The prin-
cipal buildings and business places de-
stroyed were: The law Offices, with
their libraries; Record printing office;
American Express Office; Western I'm
ion Telegraph Office; Methodist parson-
age, Congregational church and par
sonage; Episcopal church and parson-
age; city hall; the old school house;
temperance hall; u. S. signal office;
Williams q Wheeler, hardware; H. f.
Alexander's drug store; Shackleton's
furniture store; postofiice; Fralick &
Hammond, -four and feed; Stout, fur
niture; Walter, groceries; McCollum's
insurance Office; Whipple, marble
works; Heysett, drug store; Cotton,
flour and feed; c. G. Ward, groceries;
Hudson, paper store; Andrews, book
store; REwing, wagon shop; Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Office; Mitchell
Bros, surveyors; G. Trip, restaurant;
and numbersof others. Between fif-
ty and sixty buildings were destroyed.
1t is a heavy blow to the business in
terests Of Ludington, and one from
which it will doubtless take some time
for her to rally. 50
Since helaboye was in type, we have
learned that the insurance amounts to
nearly 100000.
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| We acknowledge receipt Uf a copy oi
l'From Detroit to the Sea-" descriptive
.of the scenery along the proposed route
of the Dctroit Erening News excursion
1t 10 saccompanied by Photographic
view On Mt. Washington. These ex-
cursions are personally conducted by
w. .HrBreuriey, and this Is tire fifth
season. zoftl,0se excursions. This se,s-
son, the excursions will leave Detroit
July LIST, 18th and 2lst. The round
trip tickets cost'$20. -.
Funeral services over the deaths of
the two children If Dudley Miner and
Ernest Cartier will be held IN Court
House Hall, at half past ten, O'clock u.
M, Sunday, June 26th-Rev. John
Morley, pastor of the Congregational
Church, officiating.
Ifthe Farwell Register tells the truth,
a COW down there was seventeen days
starving to death in a log pile out in
the woods, and still lives. As Hcl,ien
is busy farming, and has no time to in
vent such tales, it must be SO.
The people of Ludington, who lost by
the fire, last Saturday, are generally
preparing to rebuild. Hope she may
speedily rise from the ashes, better and
Handsomely than ever. = - - - - -
A stock>eompany has been formed at
Cadillac for the purpose of building
lumbermen's hospital. - 49,, q
The "Occidental'' opened in good
shape, Monday, a
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-06-16
Rieo

At Baldwin, Mich., June 10th, 1881,
M. p. LAWRENCE, aged So years.
Funeral services were held at the
Episcopal chapel, Saturday, June ilth,
Rev. J. b. Pritchard, of Ludington, Of
ficiating. The remains were buried in
Pleasant Plains cemetery. ki
On the 5Gh instant, mt his residence
in Chase township, Mr.. OsafAs l.. Pr
PER, aged H5 years aiId 10 months.
In his last, illness, Mr.. p suffered
several weeks, with quinsy, and NJ the
last, diptheTia. He leaves wife aud
child-a - boy, two. months -oldT-to
mourn their loss. As a husband he
was loving and kind. He was es-
teemed highly as a neighbor and citi-
zen, which the large gathering ut the
fnneral, on the 9TH, showed. 90
= After the services at the house, (ser-
mon by Rev. o. S. Wolfe, of Reed City)
the remains were inferred la the Reed
City cemetery.
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NQnlal'S Niapnl.1

She insists ,thatit is of more, ,impor-
tance that her family shall be Kept. In
full health than that she, should have
all the fashionable dresses and styles Of
the times. She tberefs,re sees to IL that
each member of her family Is supplied
with enough Hp HtterS atythe fisst
appearances OF any symptemsn pfu I'LL
to prevent d, fit Of sickness, NTH,
its attendant expense, care and ap xiess
ity. All w0tDeh sIsSuid exercise tieir
wisdom In this way. .uiit9n 5ilqDe u
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Mothers! MotEe ers!! Mothersl!!

Are you Disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by n. sick Child
suffering and crying with, The cxcruei-
ating pain OF cutting teeth? II 50, go
atonce and get a bottle OF MRS, WINS
lows SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the. poor little sufferer VIM
mediat ately--dependu upon II; there isllio
mistake about IL. There is hota moth
CT OH earth who has ever used 1t, who
will not tell sou at once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest TO
the mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic. 1t is
perfectly safe to use In all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the pres
cription Of one Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the
United states, Sold seyerywhere. a25
cents u bottle. i,,s'.S ,t,..,i-. 81 al -
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mn M rrSsr M
BALDWIN, MICH, THURSDAY, JUNE lS 1851 S~si
! 1hs ,GreiltSi SlrlLe YET.

! Everywhere the sick fsre striking
liagsinst metallic medicines nd power
fll & vegetable pol~ons. Jtyerywbere
they nre coming to the belief that ], cvnr,
stiNtiQpn niny,gYr,l,t,. "A pr. paratlnill
uniting the properties of y tonic, 4 gep-
! tlr, ,purgative, q sccatlve and. 'getierif
sreguiutor is necessary to- all pdisc'tscs.,
IttrDsefce's Grsaf bysps l,sia C0Sf,oa,,d
Is precisel t.slieli u prepamtion. ltis ~
niarvel0Iis h,cdicine JsS,al,i,le battles,
u cents, L,raosize,l 81, II Sold byW. a.
3lirnapl i&ll,lANip, Miel-ils 5sd rol lisa
"a Cough, cold or sore Throat
slidtiM lie estdpled.i Neglect tfreqSentIy
results hi on Incurablea aEungl Dis
ease or 0onsumptionxs BROWNS,
BRONCHIAL tERCCHE6 are cer-r
tain to, give, relief in Asthma, Broa-
chitis,, Gougbs, -Lu4,Yh,t C0Rsuplp.ire
aud 7hrodf 'Disedses.o For thirty lye IRIS
tile TrQcbes Have Been Recommended
by physieiaiis, land always give perfect
s,ltisfaction.o They are not new or UNI
tried, but IN. wing been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly, nm entire
generate they haye attained we'll
nierited rank among, the, few staple
remedies of the age. Pubic speakers
and SINGERS use them To clear and
strengthen the Fbfce. Sold at twenty
five cents n box everywhere! 11IE1 |
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-06-16

Its, virtues are unquestiopdble and its
curative character absolute, as the Vri-
ter can personally testify, both from er-
perienck and O6serpdti0n.
Among the many readers of the Re-
vieW in one part and another Of the
country, it is probable that numbers
are afflicted with deafness, and to such
it may he said: "Write at once to Hay
lock & CO., Dey street, lNtwefYork,
enclosing 81, and you will receive by
return a remedy that will enable You
to hear like anyhody else, and whose
caratiye I've, effects viii Viii De permanent. s,lt
aor Of Neto York Acrctu,titc Revie,o,
SEM p5 1880 Lll-I lnulh tl- D wv N lI
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-06-16
: Peculiar PEOPLE.

People who will suffer from sour
stomach, cramps, collie, or cholera-mor-
bus, when H1mftton'S Jdndfcd Ginger
Tonic In known to be reliable and
speedy remedy. To the aged it will
prove n great comfort, and to the ine-
briafe, who wishes TO reform, 1t Is in
valuable, giving tone to, the digestive
organs aud strength to resist tempta-
ton. 1T is n purely vegetable extract.
AS an appetizeritis is greatly superior to
wines and liquors. Prize, sample bot
ties, %. cents; flargeli size, 90 cents.
Sold by w. A. durham, Baldwin,, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-06-16

On Tuesday last Judge Judkins re-
fused an injunction In the case of Jas.
Crowley VS. George N. Stray, trustee of
Danaher & Melendy, of Ludington, in
which it was sought to enjoin the de-
fendant from burning the refuse. ut his
mill. The decision ~ quite i'm mportant
to milf men. The complainant
claimed that the smoke, cinders, SCOT,
&C., injured bis dwelling and aAaeyest
his family 0scepta O,tfiipe. ,d,Ln1
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-06-16

61f. n. ecrrst ehspcotn make monsy. We
~ need 4 psfton IN syefy lawn 70 take
nesrs5pt;qnss, ~ ne EfessI ehcspcst sn~ bet "
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-06-16

m r OUTFIT Sc nj free % tho>e who virh. 70 sseag
Y IN the most glsa,nt ~ proacblS bu;i9sss e.
lDt JQuircd. WswIainrnI a you evsry ling. SO
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nj Observation-Disclosures 'busiwcss.s .Kmdicsmsk
a. much as nxn, aud yoYygt.ys andEsrls make
make &&s$0p1 3 e1a&y 1py thar can PEI ede ina
week at any ortlinary emp1oy yment Those who en-
gage at oncs wtH find & short road u fortune. Ad-
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cHAs. X. RApcLirfE,
PUpLIsIIER.
business. &arDs,
Tho's NmurthWaite,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor lin
Chanccry. Real Estate and Insurance.
Agent. Office I'M Court House building,
Baldwin, Mich. -
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bsla sEf tneqlaOo ioqssi nai0J iloris1 .dE
u tiEjszose ~ Aiis nesla.ovesa 10 p,.,,.Js
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor Walker. of Virginia, will open a
law Office IN tins city next week.
When the bright little Princess Stephanie arrives
in Vienna for her bridal she will be met ut the sta
ton By hundred young girls dressed in white
Mr.. Henry l.. Lamb. cx-Superintendent of the
Banking Department. is lying seriously i'll at his
home in Troy. He has a severe attack of low bill
lOus lever
Mr. 0. f. Ray who has been elected to i'll the
vacancy caused by the death of the lato Congress
man FAIR IS Nermonter, forty-six years of age On
his mothers side lac ~ descended from Captain James
Greene who was brave officer in the war OF 1872
and was mOr:Iy wounded at the battle OF Platts-
burg.
George Eliot is graphically described as a woman
wLom no QUO ever approached without an mmedi-
ate perception of goodness and greatness. TO hear
her talk was aa good AZ 10 read what she wrote. \
more beautiful voice than hers is rarely heard low.
rich voice, and convincing, SO to speak. Except in
the shape the size the pOisc Of bcr head there was
no Striking outward sign OF genius about her. A
remarkable m0therneSs of look was indeed what
most distinguished her personal appearance aud
this alone gave to hor u certain beauty in spife of
the large, massive, homcy features OF her face.
Mr.. Evelyn Ashley tho private secretary Of the
late Lord Pameistou holds an estate in Sligo, which
came 60 HIM under such curious circumstances that
they read more like fiction than fact. When Lord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

Pamerston died he left by will the whole OF bis
property TO Mr.. Cowper-Tempie, his step-son. The
heir had enjoyed this property for some time when
he discovered IN secret drawer the draft of cod.
ell, which clearly showed that Lord Pamerstea had
intended TO leave his Irish estate 10 hs private Sec
rotary, Mr.. Ashley This was. of course not binding
on Mr. Cowper-Tempie. but With the truest sense
OF honor, he Mt once informed Mr. Ashley of tho
discovery, and made over to him the Sligo estate.
The Hon. F.. L. Pierce in bis "reminiscences OF sum-
ner, gwen fore the Massachusetts, Club the other
evening, said thas the great Senator had no real
enm;ies toward men. I'm 1872 Mast made a cartoon
IN which Sumner was represented at the grave Of
Bnlly BROOKS, trying to spell out the inscription
Summers attention called to it, bnt all he SAID
was What have | 10 do with Brooks' IL was not
Brook kit was slavery" George William Curtis was
walking with Sumner one day in the Congressional
Cemetery when he happened to see the name %
Brooks, and drew the Senator's eve to 1t. Sumn,r
looked a moment and turned away with the simps
remark Poor fellow Poor lellOww
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
- MUSICAL AND DR4M4TIC NOTES

Locke Richardson will give a recital in Hartford
Conn, tonight. His recital here, at the Union
League Theatre, next Monday, will present
"Othello."
concert will be given this evening by the Phil
harmonic Society of Nyack, at the Opera House in
that town. Mrs RIce-KnOx, Miss Florence COple.
ston. Mrs. G. W. Manp and Mr.. VIZ. Wllcoxson will
take part in it.
The first appearance of Maurice DenTemont has
been further postponed to Tuesday evening, Janu.
airy |, when it is said he will positively appear
NJ. Dengremont who has Just arrived from Brazil.
contracted slight cold Sunday last, caused by
the change of climate. He has 50 far made good
recovery but the doctors advise rest for him for few
days longer TO regain his full health: Dir Rudolf
Bal will conduct the DengremOnt concerts Mr. Bals
Farewell Benefit Concert will not take place until
the termination of the Dengremont Concerts
NJ Edoulrd RemeIyi, tue viOinst, who has not
been heard in New-YoIk for nearly two years. will
play at Steinway Hall this evening in Mr. SaalfolPs
concert His selections are the Bach Chaconne,
three composition of his own, ana 4 Study by Page.
mini TIE other artists taking Part IN the concert
are Miss Emily r. Spader, VINO will sing the Tacea
la nOtten from " II lrOyatOre" aud Comes Ma
PIcclrella" Herr Alexander Lambert. pianist and
the Now York Philharmonic Quariette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

aid sums of money sufficient to erect mOhu-
ments worthy in every respect the great events
thew commemorate and the heroes who Ilau
part in them Such an association IS now
moving in the matter OF erecting monl-
mert at Saratoga on the field Of Burgoynes
surrender. Another has in hand the erection
of a monument ut Bennington. A similar as
sociation has made considerable progress
in the work Of erecting ono on The field OF
Cowpens; and the association which is ell
gagged in promoting the coming celebration
at Yorktown includes in its work the carrying
ont of plans for monument on the field OF
final surrender. To some if not all of these,
Government aid has been eXtcnied to a
limited decree by Congress- the appropria-
ti0ns thus far made having been liberal
without being extrayaeant, aud jud'ciously
guarded rs to the methods Of expenditure.
Equal care seems to have been taken IN
avoiding thc two cxtr.mrS of foolish rXtrava-
sance AMI a nicgnrdiy p0tsimoay.
What is need. 4 now to make good indvld-
ual and State subscriptions already made,
secure the success Of IN So various under
tlhings and give them a National character,
is the passage Of q general law covering these
and other enterprises of 4 similar character,
winch, while dividing between the associations
and the General Government the response
hiitv and expense, shall insure economy and
good taste in the expenditure. Such BIZ,
introduced by Mr.. Morrill, of Vermont IS
now pcndng in the Senate. 1t pro-
yiGcs that whenever any chartered monu-
n.nt associai.on or historical society shall
raise "a sum 30! less than $4,000 nor more
than $4,000 for the purpose OF designating
Revolutionary battlefield rot already COM
ucmoratcd by monument, an equal amount
Shall be appropriated from the Treasury Tor
Sine SAME purpose. Payment Of this amount
is conditioned upon the approval o. The de-
ycn D.. the President, or a CommisS'on by
him appointed, and a report from
Boirt of three Army officers that the
moI,y raised and appropriated Is sufficient
lo com,l.;c the monument according to the
accepted dc>igu The bill is carefully drawn TO
proydra@anst auydlng.roi opcninsthc IuaS-
rry doors 10 jobs. ad To Insure Che expenditure
of a.. money i'm such manner as to meet Tire
rcrurcucus OF good taste, as w.li as give
expression to proper iccu- Of pItr.o,im.
Z; Ea, 49,. u..,t. toe, OF covering A' whole
subicr. Of appropriations for h1ui...t.l mor-
unieu., wIia . general l.v, intc.d Of having
Con.rc.s 10 Doc Ioobi.d with for each aPpro-
priltI,u separately, ana TIA. ie to serve somc
.ulth n.tIlty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

the British House of Commons gets through
vastly more business affecting at least as wide
a range of interests, with much less delay and
confusion than the House Of Representatives
experiences it may be questioned whether the
difficulty at Washington is not wholly III the
rules and methods of working. If so, an IN
crease in the membership Of the House, by
forcing some change in its modes Of dong
business might ultimately prove OF public
benefit.
A question of still greater Importance con-
Germs the representation Of voters at me
South. It sounds strangely enough to hear
Democratic members urging minority repre-
scntation,' and yet defending the shaneleSs
deeds Nv which large majority in some OF
the Southern States, and clear majority ~
others, are virtually deprived of al political
rights. The frsi thing that the Government
ought 20 do in that direction Is to secure jnS-
tee and protection to its citizcuS at the South.
Minority representation there and in that
sense. ought to be provided without delay.
Mr.. Sprngcrs bill, whatever merits II may
have. obviously WAS not intended to grant
that full and permanent redress for gross IN
iu>tire which the Republic IA OF Tie South
age entitled to ask, ana which The Republic
cans of the North have no right to refuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07


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