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, 1881-09-22
SPAIN.
GrktnhwllU

MADnlp, Sept. :l.-Tho evening newspapers
publish lung obituaries aud sympathetic articles
eoslcerhug lresllont Garfield. whom they de-
scribe "a an tn4ofAtRabie defender OF true ilb-
orty and the administration OF morality.
The presa nre unanimous In their expressions
OF coincidence. Tic Co,reru points to the efforts
Ut President 0arac'd 10 reform tho Adtnlnistra.
ti0u. add 10 tho manner In which tho public
finances prosreFud durtnR bis term.
The E1oc1s bolioFca tho ey1nt will have an I'm.
porlant intlnence upon the future OF Amerlca,
Tho king has te'egraphcd message OF oon-
doloucs to Mra. Garfield.
SENIOR DON DANoA,
Spanish Minister. has transmitted u dapatch Of
condolenco from tho King of Spain to Mrs. Cur.
teld. lte has also forwarded tu the Government
at Washington two dispatches, ono from the
Madrid Government anu the other from Gen.
Rlaneo, Captain General Of Cuba. expressing
symph4hy with the Government and tho people
ut tho United States in THUR great loas. SaElor
Hssea IL In receipt OF many kilograms srou
MndFtd and Havana, conveying aiailar express
aloha Ut sympAthy.
, 1881-09-22
NEW ORLEANS,


New ORLEANS, Sept. at.-Tho City Council
adopted resolutions rcRar,llng the dcath OF
President Gurfleld. Tho resolutions recite that;
"fn bis dcath wo mourn tho demise Of man Of
high and exalted attainmonts, ct lofty purpose,
of majestic strength: OF Chicf Magistrate
whose sercno aetf-rcspcct, Rontlo dignity, and
deep patriotism seem, lko mAgfcan's wand,
to have sproad bond Of universal confidence
and accord around tho people divided BY fears.
and psejudlccs, and dlssonsons; ot n statesman
whose comprehensive grasp Of heart and mind,
enlightened by experience and study, responded
as BY Intuition to tho demands of his high ofcc,
through which bo promised to raise our country
to tho hight ot dignity. poaco, und happlness
unparalleled in tho history Of nations." The
resolutions MISC express sympathy for tho fan,-
If. Tho public buildings will DO draped thirty
days. and tho people will 10 invited to nbserve
the day hxed for burial as one Of humiliation
and prayer, BY tho suspension Of nj! business
and the performance Of appropriate religious
rites and ceremonies.
, 1881-09-22

81, Laua Republican.
A woman With wbito tooth Aiid tho STRAIGHT
hair OF n Caucasian cu!!cd ut tho Four C0urts
lust night in great Distress 10 report iho dlsars
roaranco OF hur l0yer. Sho said that $40 atu Ic.
whose l'ntne she glves ~ NAthante. Llntheuotnb.
pust; that. whllV I'D WIS bend cUOk n n
Chicago hotel, abo became his tirst asslst.
nut, and tnoy inatie suUuoY and EaTnu
il. As troy prospersd III 4 worldly way. rneh
thankinR the othar fUr SUCCESS npd 6aIipiunss.
tneh waa drItwn towards thu other hy Il trs,linr
to tbQ KrnyG. liz hud no Wifi: nutt sh.
took UN nor Urape and sluied uu0n hiul, aid
, 1881-09-22

Etont sorrow fclt by the inhabitants Of this
Province M rccupt Ut the sad and melancholy
intelligence OF tho ioRth of President Garfield.
Plcnso convey 10 Mrs. Gnrflcl,1 tho deem syrnpn-
thY felt for her ID her sad bereavement by all
classes In Now 1lr,inswtck.
ytcrpNSA.
y1cTontA. Ecpt .N.-FtnEs on public buildings
and ehirs nf wnr nre at half mast IN consequence
nf Tho npws Of tho denth OF President Onrtlei,l.
T1lorc Is universal expression at regret nillsym-
rathy. Tho nowapapcfa appear In mourning.
ttNnEnT 9. Wtt.stlr, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
HAMrAS, n. s.. Sept. .l-The HIM. Inhsrt
1Ht, fs'''lHt secrtsary OF SLATE, Iiashtn0to'. y.
e.: Accept tho expression of my deep grief for
tho ftRth Of our beloved President and tny
warmcst sympathy for Mrs. Gnr1eld and fAn,y
NJ. n. JAEKsuS. Cuusul> General.
ST. Tls,MAs.
Fl. THOMAS, Ont. Sept. .t.--Ths City Council
nsk the May or to rcllcst the cltxans to close
places ot huslness and havc tho bells tultcd ono
hour Thursday during tho tlme OF the funeral
OF President Garfield: afsu to Gull public tneet.
inR 10 glso expressions Ut sorrow aud sympathy.
MDSTHE4t.
spettdf DispattA to The Chttaeo Tffbuns.
MONTREAL, Sept. @.-Thc members Ut the
press Of this city hold n mees'ng this afternoon
and tlassel the following resolution:
Tho nlcinbcrs 0f tho press OF Montreal having
hear,l wIth een sorrow Of tho death Of tsnti.
Garfield. President bf tho United Ntaies, dtelre
w., ~, !noir syfapAtny Wth NY. Harieta
a ~ ,.tt t ~ ~ w ueerMsSn t!esnuellL' ahwei
ant - "n MY ss'.sEchn rtuLu ~ urge On t1a
s'E"t ti.n; nsat1 ~ WnseH ~, nns pe!M!ten tnotil.
un. t.s'r y. 'uo .f"1asM' "as |n"'rmRh' ono
John tinthtlton. nf tho tFtthesN. WAa sGcrGtnry.
1t was ordered by tho meeting that tho rcso,t,-
tfons be transmitted In Mrs. f,ur,,cfd and tho
sccrotorv - a,n,a Ae' "'''"o<A "'4e 'n'
.. HALIFAX.
Enteta1 Dtsraseh to 7he t.htsaoo Trtbunt
u.,r.r Cav, ., - ..,.s,t.nr
.' st.,. A' ~. - 49,. 1'oo'''s ~ h"ess
eaH ctt1zens wns neln taie httcrnon1' d. CoHsl'i-
aeneta! IAckson's ollicG to e1prcss their anrrnw
at tho mc!auchuly death Of President
Gsrnold. Iudao .Jnnkson. rhe eonsul.ften,
rrnf nre,idcI orA ,nns. ,,.,r. ~
, 1881-09-22

rtnp!o lit the nd dlncont townlantis otFrr ,bo,.
nights elcttnr7 t3ecAuso they ind been nrInn..t
IL boycott them by nnwcr tncy lid mi dara y
rtalst-beenuso this brutal tyrnnt. Nlair' baSs
wnrned tliusn ntst IL hnri0r those t,0tnclr.s t a
rle! Admir- Atll lvGA--At1d I scjhIcn thnt II,
i've lao to spread abroad tho glory OF bis ~ inI
THo sEok ant, tho old vcso tnkcn tn thu ,,,.
hnhsO at I.uttorkcnny. nnh thors thcy Jinerre.r;
until ono hr one thoF sao'. The rest ~ tha
avfctal tenants roif.atnctl In thu nnRhtoshoe;;@o
y,rrhi,cr, when tho Government uf New Hr,s ~.
Wn!cs, ut tho tnaliEa!Dn ~ Irish cnlonIsts thnr.nn
sent an tEeHf t. tsfcr titotft free 1tnssncS y
AustrMtla. Seventy oI tilotn neceptuf il hv ~, 70
!nt'uctice Of the 1snv. James hcFa,Ijoa,s as
tho Catholic priest, and tho iley. II
slnt'lrat'. thu FrntcstMni rcctnr uf tho m If
Il Is KrntifyinR 10 kliw that sInca they nrrynd
IN II cuntry where the wickc,i laniIurt,s tr".n
trpn trfbllnK, N'i1 tho wnary peasarta arr ~
erMY H. L, t9slr b. od SHtt5y md .her o rare.
XIII tc sa t% re ednt%o 5af s VIZ =; n1nfy
rnincd hUmestcads. tho lcyelch tnlisee. n. ths.
y,1!x,,s' wa!!nx n9 t,,e aseA an n'rn, that "e
to wtcro their Rol,s anil tnurhn1eeth. hneh
we're going, but whom ] WIS compelled T., snt
tlIsc. Tli1 hutnclcas condition of tho nrcn
hHpuy rronic," hS added. "cnnKEircd t., nnk.
ibis tny tho sdtldest aud most aorruwfuj Of nv
Just ono gltnrsn more at TINT agrartan mt.
rnKe. H01nc OF tl,cso poor pcnple ron,ninn,i =
few days nrt,lit,d the ruins tf their Oil humr.
Did Ahatr re!cnt? N0-!tt irnllaut,iti ucfr cstT.
far trtsEissf AHdat ar Dhtdt1i'
JAMES Hrnrlru
, 1881-09-22
CANADA,


spsetat Utspateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune,
TORONTO. Ont. Sept. 2l.-A large n,uss- 1nect-
Ing Of sympAthy with tho family Ut the lato
President GARFIELD vas held In shaftcsbury Hall
this oventpg under tho auspices OF tho New En-
gland soolety. Mayor hcalurrl2h occupied tho
chair, and addresses woro t,eiverud by OK
Mayor Beatty, Mr.. Itowclla. United Stalcs
Consul. the nay. DR.. Caate, the Hon.
Edward Blake, Col. Hawking, II. 8. A., and many
oshor leading cltEzans and cierHymon. In his
Temarko, tho Hon. Mr. Howe!ls BpOke worry rcvl-
iugly aud etoque1tly upon tho character Of tho
dead Presidont. Of whom hs eaye q
personal history. 11o polluted out TINT
Gen. Garfield was intenssly loyal to hls
people. hts only aim being the general welfare
OF tha Commonwealth which he 10 dearly loved.
Without breaking faith ho RRve extracts Of pri-
vSse letters ea1t him ty tho President,
which clearly showed the love borne by
him TOR the great ls0pub!lc Of which
be was tho honorcd chief. Tho speaker
expressed pleasure with tho deen syn.pntby
which pervuded all classes Of tho Canadian poo-
pie. When thcy heard lhat tho President WIS
doad, the Canadian people, he was gIad to shy,
appeared to feel the blow Us koenly aa II they
wore part and parcel Of tho United States.
brothers In time Of prosperity, they now shcd II
tear ot SORROW together over The memory ot tho
great aud good Garfield. 1le eouil assure then
thnt tho American people would nut soon fursHt
1ueso sApsesslons ot soFto" "a 'ho Paft Or thelr
eanha!au ie1ohas' "aoso aeefts hna hceh
melted by tho vRatness Ut tho s0rrow md maurr-
ing Into 'shMh tho Aiuorleati Nation ltad bcna
plunged oY tno work Of M hssllstn. thu Rev
", caslle' Ffo1essor or tue Tnronto Naptist
tone4o aeFe, Mosea feaola4oh OF sympathy
WIN me fanlly OF tho d"ceasei Prest"
aeatr nut hls vo'oo was tFomuons. and
was esldcnt taas hls heart was almost too full
for utsoranos. Gradua!ly getting command Ut
ma Feelings. tho revaread sontlemu,l pail iii
elo1aont tribute u the mon'ory 1T tho
fFes'deht, and said that beneath tho
a"'A u'oaa WHICH ~ presaht 0ScrHhutoWcd
.4.s,,., .uv ;sasoo tae sun!Rht OF sympathy wna
s!sIotu W., u. INC IMPRESSION or sosro" III every I'm.
Th annase vcra axe, .,t "p1 W. "as sseotYsa Ivy.
, 1881-09-22

EEIusbtt
PAEts. sort. 1t-The inCrnlng rNpcrs, like
those 1T Inst evu,fnR, unnnnlu,lsty euinRzo The
Into President. Tho Iir,n,h1aqae Frnta*e snys
America bus lpst hcah III its Government WIN
ctnitf bo rcckonr.l n.nnn9 tho tsost vlrtun,Is,
and whose H,Istoro Integrity AMI indo'n,ta11o
energy atrcaly had n .lccp elect, despite his
short term.
THE EXritlE AMERICAN COLONY.
tho DIPLOMATIC Corps ut1Ecfnl wortd. SenRtors
aud Deputies who arc III l'hris, md members Of
tho Lafayette nnd 1tpchnMbcnu fhmIllcs cnltot
Mt tho american Lcultthn today All! insurIt,cd
their l,ftncs or expressed thsIr condolences. Tho
colony will hold service ut tho American chapel
tomorrow. THO members of tho Legation arc
Rfso preparing to hold services.
CONtDt.ESCE.
rAHfs, Sent. at.-Tho F'rancc, In m article
fcRtfetf "Tho Glot,c IN st,tntng." snyA nit cIvf-
l,zcd nations Will con..o!a with tho lcseaycd
widow and her children.
, 1881-09-22
FOAEIHNe
GREAT BRITAIN.

An UNPRECEDENTED TIIInUTE,
LOHnoN, Sept. :l.-Every hour i.scssAsaa tho
evfdenco that the present IL tho tnost reunlsk-
ablu demonstration of sympathy over Witnessed
sa Eur0ps. Tha bells OF paftah churches III
various places In England aro tolcl, which Ia an
unprecedented tribute to = foreign rtlor. The
municipal botltcs of Leeds llasttepool, Falmouth
and other places havu passed resolutions OF cou.
dolonce. i mourning Lag was hoisted ua Hun.
Chusler Cathedral,
CALLElta.
AmonE tue Callers yesterday at the American
Embassy here Weru most OF the representatives
Of foEstgn Governments, Lnrd Derby, Ms. West,
new'y-*Ppo|nsedl british representative 10 Haah.
tngton. md bishop Simpson.
THE LONDON "TIAEa"
EAe l1Nkt hsE elqYea eesutaAs Vt pqvs relet!yo
, 1881-09-22

Of Gen. Garfcla will bo tho eEnu FOR fresh dis
cord betwcen fnotions Of tho Iscpuhiicnn party.
rres'latst Arthur, It says, belongs In tho faetton
which hclicvoa Il hns right 10 rbvcnYo. Tic
RtforntH advises rrcsIlunt Arthur to follow 0cn.
Oar'.cl,l's policy.
VESirE.
VEStCs. Sept. 2l-Thc Geographical Con1rcss
has sent lcttcr Ut cNndniynco tu Mrs. 0nrllell.
THE ptnErru"
snya: "Amcr'ca otEht nuw to think seriously
TT tho future which her chnrlRtan politicians ant1
Hwlr1til1nE administrators, OF whom lrcstcnt
anrtcld WIS Victim. nrc preparing for her,"
, 1881-09-22
ITALY.

C9NUUTsENCEs
RoN1. bept. sl.-Ths Government, on behalf
Of the King aud peope, and Cardinal .iaooblnl,
tho Papn! Secretary Vt State, Oh behalf Of the
Pope, hayo eah!ed ehelr condolences to Mira
Garfield,
Tho UpfHt1R expresses sorrow at tho fru1tra-
ton Of President Garheds program by Rn as
saa!n. but hopes that trusts that Gen. Arthur will
tollow in tho iootstops VI h!s predecessor.
nIsC0Rn FEAhEn.
i, -HoAF, aept, al,-4be NfofW1 {easa thq death
, 1881-09-22

TIE ITALIAN NASDlT on THE WAY TO THE
SCENE OF Ills CHIMES

TIE ITALIAN llANDlr on THE WAY TO THE
sCs:NE; OF HIS CHIMES.
Epteta! unpatth 10 1ht Chicago Tribune.
New YoMK, Sept. ALT appcars that our
Italian bandit EsposEt3 Is to be taken feom III.
Fur weeks tho dreuyy investigation bus dragged
its length along. to establish tho fact that he
wns II terrible brfuand, who carved prisoners
cnrs cut oH their muses., robbed them Vt thoir
possessions, and made heavy aanautas for raa-
stul, und that he was not tho lnnocont Now
0rluuua frult-yoMlcr that he proEesacd. Tho
whole Itallan colony Ut New York haa besn
put urun tho stand. Witnesses have buen
brought from tho soutb,. and Eensiartnes hnye
been imported II ESTABLISH his blntMthtrsty
Lrcds. Tho Curt has decded that ha Is guilty,
thOugh not pr0ycn. hitter the Old 6cOtuh fashion,
and now ho Kuus buck to atalld trial Under his
own sunny Akles nnd upon his nntiye soil. TU-
daX Esp9stto went o. boerd tho r., Steamer 7.
from tha Jill hn broke into tears ntltl tlec!arud
that hu was the Victim OF u conspiracy.
, 1881-09-22
VIRGINIA..
.rETFt&gftT,Jk{}.

PErEnsHuR0. Va, Sept. 2i.-An immense meet
ing was bald hero TO gtvc expression to tho sad
ness OF the people at tho death Ut President
Gurheid. Dusnoss wsn 10 suspended and tho
bells will be tolled at the time OF the funeral
Monday.
, 1881-09-22

EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY.
IsRussELs, Sept. 2l-rutnnn,, tho American
Minister, has received ulnny expressions OF
coincidence frnn tho members uf tho royal
family, the diplomatic corps. tho Government,
and distinguished foreigners.
, 1881-09-22

THE SECOND EliAst1sEN
has adopted resolution siMilnr tu that adopted
by tho First Chamber, depiortng tho douth Of
tfte nohio and excellent President 0Artield.
, 1881-09-22

F1ERHHUIEf3e
VtcKsnuNu, Mfas.. Sept. 20-Tho news Ct
President Gnrtield's death WIS received with
profound sOrrow by all olnssss. business houses
gencrallY aro drapcd in MOURNING.
, 1881-09-22
TENN EBSEU,


KNOXVt{1Es
KsoxvlIlE, Sent. @O.-Thc city IL draped In
mourning. The hnyor called public meeting,
and business houses arc closed,
, 1881-09-22

to tho death Ut PrcsItIont GARFIELD, surrounded
by n mourning borslor.
4 ClnwnEp MEETING
was hold Mt the fhi1dnn unon TempAt Lntgc
last night kegnn raul, tho put,Ll.hcr, presided,
1Iiahop Hood tcolorcd) culoRlIcd TITO lato ProsI-
dent.
rnlScE TEcK
hns icleRraphcd Minister Lowoil tnessaRc Of
co,,t1ntonco Nh behalf of hinise,f md tho priu.
cess, bis wifo.
Rcor1ASp.
The Lord Provost Ut EsllnbnrR acnt a telegraph
ncssnpo 10 Minister Lowell expressing lcop spr-
rrw on hchalf If tho corporation md commu-
nifty OF EdtnburR,
1.ivEsron1~
Tho Mayor of liverpool and tho French Con.
snl nf TINT city have written letters Ut syinpa-
thy to Mr. Packard. the United Stntcs Consul.
THE PROVINCIAL r.Artns
rival thoso of l.onsion Ia expressions Of syfn-
pathY. Tho Manchester Guardian oays: ''1'n bo
out ul 1ko Lincoln Is less trying to onookers. His
cottntrYme't wl1l test honor Ills m0tnory by In
AtsttnR upon the completion of the task he un.
tcrtook. 1t ID something 10 bo nola 10 say that
tGn. Arthurs conduct aInce tho intllente,l event
hasbccn may admirable. lio.ltsappuEnt nike tho
h0,ts Of snino Of bis friends aud tho fenrs Of
tnany OF bis cncmtus."
The Liverpool Chittier hcads m nrtic1e. "Tho
Martyr President" and says: ave must con.
Anlcrican people arc words Of Garfield himself
at tho tisnc of tho death ot Lincoln: tho uav-
erntnen ut Washington still llvca.'"
Tho Liverpool Past snys. "The man dies not
In vhtn round whose .lenth-bod aro buried alE
tltsscilsions. Peoples nlsgvtngs relative to
uon Arthur nro probably unjust 10 him, anu
certainly underestimate tho Ru0t1 Bonse With
which American pubiiu opinion uniformly con.
tross tho executive
LuSDoS. Sept. :f.-Tho Datu Nftrs SAYS: "Gen.
Arthur's hgh character and personal reputation
encourage tho hYro that he will not change tho
policy Of his predecessor.
TIE 1ittsff LAND LEAGUE.
Dublin. Sept 2l.-Tllo Land Long,se. at the
weekly meeting, passed n resolution Of sym.
pathy with tho American peopte.
THE LONDON STOCK ExCflASGE.
NEW YORx, Sept. al.-Tho London Stock Ex-
change sent tho following cabe dispatch this
MornIug to a banking firm hero, with rclucst
that 1t be forwarded to tho authorities ID
Wall strcnt: I'VE. tho Undersigned, having the
deepest sympathy with tho Ioss Just sustained
hy the American people in tho dcnth Ut tho
President, md With tho icsiro to show n sacclnl
mark Of rcspeet, beg that you, the committee
os tho London Stock Exchange, will SEQ tit 10
close the house for all business MI Saturday
next, OF any dny You il,ay think Ettng.''
This dispatch was eig1lcd by 6D prominent
members Ut tho London stock Exchange.
Thu New Yurk Stock Exchnngc. on receipt of
this, cablcd tho following to I,onion:
sympathy. thus extended By tha menbers II tho
LotHlan Exchange. md that In behalf OF tho
american poopn VIC wcgratetulty aeknowlct'go the
sorrow thus manifested. 1ut rccOXnEze 1t III I'M
the Engliah pcuple to America.
t!ence ihat these two prcat Nanons, unstctl Mike
" y, Kindred ansestTy end bs Kreat commo!c!al
II
, 1881-09-22
NJ ENICO,
nm rHItItNF1 INt3ftN%tS

TKUFtIUNII EUIIItNW.
CtTT or MEXICO. Sept. ef.-Theso 's profns'nd
sorrow among nll classes IT tho death ut prcsi-
dent Garfield. FanEs were at hnlf-1nnst on pub
lto buildings. Congress Inns adjourned nut ut
respect TO tho 9ticf Of tho s!ster Republic. THU
Americans met at tho Legation aud adopted
suitable resolutions.
, 1881-09-22
CUBA.

HAVANA. Sept. 2l.-Tho death OF President
Garfield Is much tcplorcd.
, 1881-09-22
SWITZERLAND,

THE FEnEHAL COUNCIL.
DEHyE Sept. .l.-The Swiss Federal Council
has sent letter Of condoicnco to tho Amcr!cun
Legation.
, 1881-09-22
TlIIlSVtllE nlf.MARKET.

TTIUSVILLE UlL-MARKET,
TlTusy1Lt.E. l'n.. Sept. .i.-Oil opened a, Il.
highest, Il; !owest. a8,s cents; cltrscd ut g;it
1it,OM. ''''
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-12
Dieb,

/ At Baldwin, Mich, May 9Th, 1881
MARY NJ, wife of Geo. G. Townsend
aged 81 years.
The remains were taken to Owossc
for burial.
At Baldwin, May 7th, 1881, of dip.
iberia, FAY, son of Dudley and Cath
crime Miner, aged years 8 months.
The remains were buried the same
day, In Pleasant Plains cemetery.
Little Fay had been bright, intelli-
gent boy, amiable and gentle in dispo-
sition, a favorite among his school
mates and with his teacher. Under a
mothers loving guidance he had began
to give promise of useful future. But
Death, who cuts down the tender and
helpless, as well as the aged and mid
dle-aged, claimed the child for its own.
Who among US can say 1t is not well
with him? The loss Is sad one to the
parents, who have the heartfelt SYM
pathy of the community.
"Blest are they
That earth to earth entrust; for they may
And tend the dwelling whence the slumber-
Shall rise at last, and bid the Young flowers
That wait a breath OF hope around the tomb,
And kneel upon the dewy turf and prayP
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will not tell you ut once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to
the mother, anu 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 everywhere. %
cents u bottle.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-12
(For the Lake County starl
Star Lake.

Early i'm the Fall of 10, being on a
tour through Michigan, had the pleas
ure of paying visit to one of the most
beautiful lakes In the State. 1t lies i'm
the southwestern part of Lake county,
and i'm size is about five miles long and
three in breadth, but owing to its pc
culiar shape it is impossible to give a
correct estimate.
The outline of its shores are nowhere
uniform, being much indented, and
not unlike star in appearance; hence
1t is believed to have derived its name,
Star Lake. The water is clear and
deep, of a beautiful sky blue color, and
abounds in many kinds of valuable fish,
which can be occasionally seen SWIM
ming at a great depth. 1t is surround
ed by an almost unbroken forest of tall
and stately pines, whose image reflect
ed in its CLASSY surface forms truly
grand and striking picture. Here, dur
ing the hunting season, the sportsmen
pitch their tents and track the fleet
footed deer to their death, or cast line
in some shady nook, and bring to the
surface fine specimens of the finny
tribe; or, firing of this sport, lounge
idly on the shady, moss-covered banks
and day-dream the happy hours away.
The lake and its surroundings has
many attractions for the pleasure seek
er. The white, sandy beach extending
in narrow semi-circular belt; the
sloping, shady, mOss-covcreu banks;
the sparkling waves dancing merrily
OIL the shore, along which,
"rhe summer south wind breathes with gen.
And parts the reeds, unwilling as they bend,
A water lily floating on the wave"
The bright-plumaged birds sing gaily
i'm the branches of the overhanging
trees, while over the bosom of the lake
is borne the scream of the waterfowl.
Deer, of all sizes, sleek and handsome,
prettier than any picture, may be seen
cautiously approaching the waters
edge to drink.
Here reigns supreme the solitude of
the forest, unbroken by any sound of
civilization. Everything is calm, qui-
ct, peaceful, apparently happy, and
tends TO imprint on the mind of the
visitor q lasting impression, an abiding
pleasant memory of its truly attractive
shores. TOURIST.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-12
worms! Worms!

Children having worms require Inn
mediate attention, as neglect OF the
trouble often fuses prolonged sickness
In children worms are indicated by
paleiiess, itching of the nose, grinding
of the teeth, starting in sleep, Irregular
appetite, bad breath, swcllcd upper lip,
and other symptoms. Get box OF
Pormeieo's Worn, .Cuadics or Lozenges.
They are safe, pleasant and efiectual
remedy. Price % cents per box. Sold
by w. a. Burnam, Baldwin, Mich.