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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
0ieies @ouen;euo 1T

bernie6erbGngt. 9ieies @orenseug 1T
bon Der WoQe BON Shafen genlaht, ipel>
de tnl &lolter su St. Agnes extra muros
BET ytom ge3o9en tperDen. Die S1afe
iDer0en ieoesmaL am ct. Q9ne5s Gage ges
lhoren. 9as Bnlium tpiro, beDor IS ges
lanbt tDiro, na6oem IS cine gtaht auf bent
@rabe ct. Yeters gele9en. Oom Yaplie eins
gele9let, ullo 0anl!t inDeltlrt lperoet, be-
Oeutet nit Dem Wtantel ct. gctcrs beflets
Oct iperben. Die 8ii60fe 6ogon BON st.
Solep6, &c.,. NDan bon st. 2oui5,
SpaulOing bon Yeoria, Operger bon
Sort WaDne uno Saltbus bon Mlton uuo
etiDa 800 Brteiter lpo6nten Der Seicr bel.
8il6of 8aItbuS ccIebrirte baS 4OntiIicaLs
amt, pGbrenb Oeilen Sii6of 0pgan in
elmer le6r c~in0ringlideI uno Su 0er3elt
~8cbenben Geoe Die 8eoeutung Der Teierz
lihfeit ~auSetnanoerleBt Gr bemerfte
oaB 0aS Bauium elm Symbol uubefledtcu
2ebsnSnanoelS, Der 9ernut6 uuo @eouIo
lei. Die YurpurfreuSe oarin beDeuteteu,
6oB Der Srdger miaens lei, fit Seius su
Dul0en ur0 lein Nlut %DinSugeben. 9tad
8eenOigung Der Wlelle lcgte Grsbiibof
Seebau bas @laubensbefenntniB ab, unD
nadocml er gebetet, tpuroe ibm oas SAL
%tNNb y ShlDpl Ou(bDOo AlkHStSnt IUUl>
auf mad geiprp6enem Segen Die 9Seier Elm
Gnoe bate, Der iunQc Geiltlibc Wtcz
0iu OoH gtaibOiIe, Der ons Yallium
itberbraht bat, iDir0 an Stelle Slater
0tiorOan's &aualer Der Oi0seie werOen.
9amit i6lieBt 10 5iemlid Die 0teibe Der
interelianten @rci8uiile. Die QSabl per=
Lief Sicnllih rubi8, troboem Die SpieIer
unO @aIscnDOsel, DeIde auf 0arriion's
Seitc ltanOen, iebr fred gu 8crfe 9irgen,
uub it mcbreren Mablpldben iih einfab
Der StimmfGiten Granddaughter. Jtur ein
gSablopfer lit 81 be r3ei6ncn.
9aS SGn9erIeit, baS iocbc1 einen fIctz
men Sturm ~bur69emadt, bciinoct lid,
ipieocr in 10 sienli6 ebencm 6abrnalier.
lttt 8eDauern tpirb oas 4ublitum err
fabren. bah Sri. 6clene 8alatta, eine
Sdn8erin Don ni6t g~erinQer Se9abuno
unb Sodter nlercS S6ugerfeit : 9iriaenz
ten !0errn 8alatfa oil einem maIariibeu
6icbcr, bas iie nod bon ibrem fruberer
Mufcntb0lte III ct. Souls bicbcrbra 0te,
geltorbeu lit. 9os TreunOesseleite NH
Die 8lumengaben Bel ibrer 8~eerbigunq
Ie9ten i3eugniB ab BON Der Hiebe unc
SreunOi6att, Die ie iu1 im Hcben 5u ers
ipcrben gctpUBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
T5ochemflichc Blltnois Sfaa4s-Bchlcrre.

,S6orts".- Gar gu $1,000, 1 Gar
feline ;u 1900 bic Come.
SIeie.-8 @ars gu $11.25. I Gar feline
q: $11.5O, 1 Gar 3u 1915 uno l Gar 81
5000 per Sonne.
9eu. = 1imotbp go. 1 au $1,000
1900; $40. 2 su $13. 00(@14.00; @enliiGs
ties Iilmotbn 3u $11.5O(G13.OO; uplato
Yrotrte gu 12.5O@13.50; $50 1 Yrdtrie
gu SO. O0@11.O0; yto. 2 DO. III $7.5O@
900 Die Eoule.
(BouoS) III Gbicaao, Santlia9:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

8as: cine ein3ige Slai@e 6amburser
Tropfen besueGte. : 9err q. Soldier, 81
9cabemb Str, gougbfeepiie. q. g..
idreibt: Our6 ben @ebrauh bon elmer
TlaI6e Sambmr9er Sropfcm bin i6
1uieber gan3 bergeiteIt uno cmpfeble Oas
Der bieieIben Iuen, Die al ScritOpfuug
IeibeI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
Stoot CbicagO.

SEER 81. Saba, r%cifcn0er W0cWt
Der .,SSutuuiS 5taatS5ettltn9",, be-
frG1t 0e9cntu6rtt8 unfcrc 2(5on>
1tcntea iNn Steate 2~GrfanT1S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

itnfcr Gctieaocr, &err NIcTatts
Der Sod, miro TT DEN n@Gftett
Ga9en unicre M~bOnnettcI ttn
iGoliGcn %SSutnOtS befw1en.
gu. StaotSseStWW9 60.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

SoI. &oIcmtDal, reiienocr agent
Scr 80. StaetSSeitWug, DcisG)t gc>
aem&U6rtig nnicre 2~iGonncntcn itn
Gta1te TcbrGof1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

Serr Setter GGamfcm, reifeuocr
2l9cnt Der Suinoi5 thanksgiving.
bci,t0t seseH&u6rtig 1tnierc @SDoHz
1lcutcn iRs Gta0te gS~tScou{fn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

Bn~ @err Geo. &ttcGcrt, retie.sz
Der Mecnt Der SyuiHOiS GtaafS5ciz
atng, beimGt 0cGcwauartt8 1tnfcre
Nbunuc1Itcn iNn Gtnate ScraS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
Qerfdult tpuroen u. d.:
cd afc.-Ntarft beIebt unb felt.
9Serfauft tpuroeu:
Musemcimer @oarenmarrt.

91H9cMctacr @6arettt0rtt.
gntter Ct. Set. 8e;abLt tpuroe
fir r@reomerp" 27@31. 0airD 15(@25c
Stidbutter (rolD 14<416c.
Gter. 143@15:.
Sprit 1.O8.
Sn II in II att 1.O5.
Sn y eorta LOS.
Sn SuLtimor: 1.O93.
Sn ct. So vi 5 loo.
Gortoff el II. - Nn &letnDGnoIer
8eo6bLotps los CLIO uuD @arlD Jtole 90
(@95c.
@efIIgeL. 49, 2ebetoe Buter 12@134
Der Gflno, 9ei6ldhtete 14(@16c. 0lDuer
Ieb. 1O@113c. uuo seidl. 1O(912c. oas4fo.
@Gnle 5.0O(07.O0 oas OBo. tiir lebennig:,
geiGl. 1000. bas Yfo. Sch. @ntsu $3.50
@3.75, gel6l. 9@12c.
NpteIi IN d.-Yalencid S.50@9.0O,
Melitna 3.5O(05.OO bas Siit6en. Sas
maico 7.0O@9.OO oas Nub.
@rarbsrries. - 7.25@7.5O bus
oaB vBeu & 8u9le". Stem Jerlep III &tits
6en 2.25 ,02.75.
Belentorn".- v@botce 0url uno
Carpet BruIb" 7@sc.; i60nes .@reen"
vielftporttng" 6(97c.; yGeo &iuueo"
ieItworfins" 5@53c.; g~erinsere GuoLitdt
uno 9teO 8ruib 33(944c.; truu1u1es
3@4c.
Gitronen.- .Oo05.o 90 Sos aiits
6en.
WiIb. Mauoros $2.oo(0- ba.
DBo. ; fIeine @nten goo. @1.Oo; Sans
uosbaf5" 800; r9teo $oedDs" -. Niloe
@dule 35@40c. oaS StiiG.
3%wiebeIn, seibe nnb rOtbe
1spfei. s.oo@s.9o Oos 8ob, ie
Giosr.-2.oo@2.a5 oas Seq" O. 16
@aaonen uuo 3.75@4.OO bas ToB.
Sptnat. 1000 bas Siit4en
soc. Ut bdbarber (Pieplants) @
Zoe. oaS ObD. -&aoieshen4 O(G5Oc.
- e nppenfraut 30W40c. - 8erz
III b a = D 1.50(G2.0O bo5 &i1ts
den. = @urten 2.OO@3.25 Oas Dbo.
0opfen, unperanoert. 9telD Oorfer
1926, GoIiforniiher 22@24c. Wi5s
couiiner, 9eriuge Gudlitdt 8@16c.
NfebI (rad benz n~euelten B0rienbes
ridt.)
Soncp 8intet .......... 5.75@6.15
80. 3ien1l. i60neS bis id0ues 5.W@5.75
vMeiteru Spring Grt." belteS 4.75@5.5O
9o. gute5uro rc6t gutes 80 4.00@4.75
Ntilnei. rcdt gutes unD be1te5 .0O@6. rs
go. oroil1. llllD gute5 ........ 4.25@5 90
9ttrn. Yatcnt 9utes bis belte5 6.50M7.75
9og9enmehL ........... 5.75(06.0O
Spring Superft1eS". beiteS.. %2.5O(@5.OO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5.0U(@5.50
4~aferwaarsK.
SdhpeineH. >TGiier ........- 87}@ -
Gdmdlsz SierceS zee. e. . 1.073(0 =
Weblfdiier. -.-...-. 81 @ 35
peI
@obIen0L,
Standard White,
Imperial" 10 9
Prime White,
Atlantic" $50 10
Indiana Test........ 10
. Headlight, pa
cifc" It's Il
W. w. Micn.
$50 49,
Michigan Prime White 133
w. w. d Snow II
Grtra 2dro QSintcr bcltes....-. SO
$40. 1 Garo Del 65
go. 3 ~ 50
Icrpsntin As
g&cotsfoot 9lO. 60
No, 40
9ciu0l. robcs So
2eiuDl. gtfOutcS. 81
63 gr0o. eeru6loles Napdtba 80. u
"a y ~ Gaioliu 49,. IL
Grtra '@bite aTRincrs. "...... IS
@rtra Oellow dinners ........ So
~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
Sgat Ole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

S9t DC G6lvtmofM6tt0ctt. = GAP
let 9ieieniaen, ipelhe inter Der Derberb>
It6en Stren9e uniere5 8limo'S all ibren
Guugcn leiOen, Doer ielblt Solbs. meldc
bercitS pOn Der SbntnoiuOt ergriifer
iino, uidt al ibrem Sell Dcr5speifeln. @s
giebt Elm barmIoles unO unfeDIbares Witz
tel, bas let6t erprobt iperben fam. evil
boris Compound of Cod Liver Oil and
Lime" befibt nidt ben tpiSerli1cn 0erud
0eS IbrauS, Die berielbe bisber gebraudt
murOe, lit abcr bur6 ben 3uiaB BON &olts
Bbospbat nit einem 6eilenDcR Glemcnt be-
gabt, peldeS ben Gbran bpppelt mirfiam
ma6t. 8eber5isenSwertbe 3eu8niiie ietz
net 0eiItrdfre t0nnen allen ASiBbeGisrigen
Doroelegt iperbcu. : gu babcn BET ~. y.
gStlbOr, @bemifer in 8oitou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

Nm TinDbieb martt befrN9 Die
9ufuDr etipa 80, 900 Stiid, ge9en $4,000
Stilf in Der Yorpode uuo Deridifft Dur1
ben 1850 Stiid gegcu 1890 Stid.
Yreiie 8s9en Die Dorige gSodc I'M 1O915
nteoriaer.
Ycrtauft tpurbeu II. g.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
| oamitas:

.ScreentngS." - l Gar NSeisens
screenings gu 20 SIS. per 8u.
.UttDoltnG9." / Gar feiile 3u
$500 per &onRe-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

S1neine felt unb i6mere I'M 10c.
bDber, al5 in Der 8orD0de.
Die 3ufubr belief iid 0uf 10000 Stitd,
Gcgen 81, 600 StId 1T Ser 1oriuohe. Nm
Samltag wuroe beSabIt firSAwetne:
Sdpcre S9meine sum G0fetn $3.50 @5.65
Sei9te, ulo gum 8erlanOt......... 800 Co.'s
S6wcre S6peilc ilr ben Siten... 500 @6.4O
Oerfnuft hrirAe, u 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
SeS eroBe SasaorrboiOcns9ci l=

mtttcL ANAAESES, Die @ntDcGun9
beS DR.. Silsbee, bat 9lniprud auf Den
Namen vbos gBuroer bes !3eitaltcrs."
go, 900 ballfbare 8atieuten ieOnen Dies eiu-
Sige untrii9Iibe !0dlnOrrboiocn 6cilmittel,
nnD bic, tpcIde unionlt Maidmittcl, SaIs
ben lnD inncrli6e Otittel angepenoct
baben, tperDen baS augencbme @efiiDl
augeublidlider Sdmer5linoernng unO Die
iihcre 6ciluug su ~wilrOigen ipiller, Del6e
Dur0 ANAA ElSAS gctpGDrt inerocn.
Breis $1.OO. Broben frci. 6ranco Suz
geiauot ourb P. Neustaedter, Il Co.. Box
394G, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

g2idts iibertrifTt bas q III ct / ia IL / :
i6e &u9elz 8 i'd bIau al 9teins
belt Der 3uiammenlebung uno all i6oner
@irtuug III Der Q6dlhe. &ciet Die be5lgz
Ii6e QuSeige.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11
@eoetus miBpoaes 9erS@.pinScm.

Gor ettpa 4 Moden mictbete ii6 cit
iunge5 Mdohen Elm 3immer in benz A0uuie
Don TraW Tlantgan, 30. 27o Neits Ytanz
oolpbitraBe, uHO be3ablte Die Utictbe fir
einen Ofonat i'm 8orau5. 9ln osrnlelben
@benb %siiloete OaS WGoden cine %aterne
oil uno UerlieB baS 0auS. GejtDem lit iie
ipurIoS ueridlmunOcn. NuffaIleuoer Mcile
meIoete Srau Slanigau Ocu &orfaQ nidr
Der 4oli5et, IND crit geitern ipurpe Oa5
rGtbielbufte Gerl@Dinben OeS WtIo6enS
befaunt. Gapitan GberioIo begoo iit
mad Der @obnuug Der Srau SIauigau,
fOnHte ieoo0 ui6tS NaDcrcS uou Get lebz
teren erfa6ren. So6ann Ducoe Der &ofz
fer Der GerldDunoeueH DuyOiuU', uno
man iano auBer alien Nrbeitstleioern MIR
elm fleine5 StiiG qapicr, auf Weld)em Der
Namen Soa 8. 2SiuiS nit 8leiltift &C.
i6rie6en mar. ioDie cine gtotis. Die al
eiueu 2ebrsr Der 5clegrapbic gerihtet mar,
uno in iDelder nm QluStunft gebeten muir
De, Die bieI eS fOitct, iWn9e 2eute I'M Ieie>
gropbiren 5I unterribten. Die perl0iDun:
bere llnbetannte lit etua p bis 20 Sabre
alt, mittelaroB nn6 bat Ounfle5 Daar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

SIN Davenport miro an %.
Wai ein GoHDent beS 9iDromclienS Su
Ouulieu Der 0eritcuung zines Canals bon
@ennepin, am SuinoiSfuB, Had oen
Mtiltliippi, uno ilberbaupt 5u Ountten Der
6eriteuung elmer auSrci6enocn Baiisr;
perbinDung sipii6cn Dem obercn Dtiiiiis
1ippizS bal uno Chicago abgebalten ipcroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-11

Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1teHtet lIU TOIs
genocrmaBen:
Extra graded and export steers..S 6.00@ 60
Primo to extra shipping steers-... 3.6O(@ 3,9O
Good to choice native steers..... 5.200 800
Fair to medium iieshy steers..... 1850 SO
Common to good killing steers. 4.504g $50
Feeders. 1air to good. .......... LOCO 4 80
Stockers, common to good....... 3.W0 400
Cows and heifers, good to choice. $500 400
Cows, common to fair. .......... 5000 $40
Inferior mixed butchers stock... 1850 2.70
BULLS d stays. 2.75W 400
common to choice fat oxen...... 3.0O0 40
kelbcr.. ........ 4.O0(0 600
Kelber vom Fruehjahr dasStueck 9.00W16.00
M~ilchkuehe 25.OO050.OJ
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-12-22


Mr.. VIM. p. Glover, of Pontiac, has
purchased 100 acres of land on Section
ID. just south of town, and intends to
at once fit it up for farm.
Our old friend and acquaintance, J..
Rooney, formerly of Hersey, gave US u
call, one day last week. He is at pres
ent travelling for Grand Rapids firm.
The Episcopal Sabbath School will
have "Christmas Tree" ut the church
on Saturday afternoon, and a very
pleasant time for the little folks is
anticipated.
The Union Sunday School Of this
place will have Christmas tree, at
Court House Hall, Saturday evening,
from six to eight o'clock; also, con-
cert and supper, free.
The Pere Marquette Lumber Com
pany of Ludingt0n, believe in patron
izing where they have interests SO
they renew their subscription to the
STAR.
You should read the advertisement,
In this issue, of that old reliable seeds
man, Jas. Wick, Rochester, N. Y,
before you make up your mind as to
where you will send for your seeds.
Diptheria is working its terrible way
at Chase-several deaths having oc-
Cured. The school has been closed,
and every possible precaution is being
taken to prevent the spreading Of the
disease.
A holiday party will be given at
Baldwin Exchange, Tuesday evening,
Jan. 81, and no pains will.be spared
to sender the occasion one of enjoy
ment to all who attend. Invitation
cards will be out In due time.
The Western Fdrm.r's Almanac for
1882, is at hand. It is published by
John P. Morton, from Louisville, KY,
and is fully equal to Its predecessors;
much valuable and interes-
ting reading matter, weather forecasts.
&c.
Lippircotrs Magazine for January
opens with an article on Seville, by 8.
p. Scott, which is historical as well as
descriptive, and finely illustrated.
There are some sketches of value and
interest, making q number fully up to
Tie usual standard Of excellence Of this
periodical. Single subscriptions, So .
year.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-12-22
Fourteen Additional Pages.

The following In Il summary of the leading
features of the new series for the year:
aNeW NOVEL BY MRS. svKHEII (author of
THAT Lass o Lowries," etc. }, entitled "Thro'
One Administration" story OF Washington
life.
STUDIES or THE LOUISIANA CRsoLEs. by Geo.
w, Cable, author of the "Tbe Grandissimes," I"
etc. A series OF illustrated papers, on tile ira
ditions and romance OF Creole life In Louisia-
a NOVEL BY ". o. HowELLs (author of "a
Chance Acquaintance etc.,, dealing with
characteristic features OF American life
Nj Mt Nd MODERN S UtPIuRE. A Ellis
TORY OF ANCIENT SCULPTURE by Mrs. Lucy
NJ. Mitchell, to contain the finest series of eii-
grav ings yet published OF the masterpieces Of
sculpture. There will also be papers on "LIy-
ING ENGLISH SCULPrORs," and on the
"YoUNGER ScULPToRs OF AMERICA" fully IL.
THE OPERA IN NEW YORK, by Richard Grant
White A popular and valuable series, TO be
illustrated with wonderful completeness and
ARCHITECTURE AND DECORATION IN AMERICA
will be treated In way to interest both house
holder and housewiie; with many practical
as well as beautiful illustrations from recent
designs.
Representative Men and Women of tho 9th Cen.
iSy poyyiras or eorse Eot oSers
kev. Frederick W. Robertson Thy the late
Dean stanley, Mathew Arnold, Christina
yosSser ESssey. American an aa.ors, @m % b. howes, n
Henry james, Jr., and George w. Cable.
sosnes Of Iaaekeray's, hswihorne's and George
Eit0tS N0velS. oucCeeuluB Tile llluStrutcu sc-
ries on the scenes Of Dickens novels.
The Reform OF the Civil Service. Arrangements
have been made for q series OF able papers on
this pressing political question.
Poetry and Poets OF America. There will be
studies of LoDgfellow, Whittier, Emerson,
Lowell, and others, by X. q. Steadman.
Stories, Sketches and Essays may be expected
from Charles Dudley arner, W. ID. Howells,
"Mark Twain" Edward Egglestou, Henry
James, Jr, John Muir, Miss Gordon Cum
mings "H. H." Geo. w. Cable, Joel Chandler
Harris. A.. q. Redwood, +. ID. Millet. Noah
Brooks, Frank X. stockton, Constance r.
Woolson, II. II. Boyeson, Albert Stickney.
Washington GLADDEN., John Burroughs, Parke
Goodwin, Tomaso Salvini, Henry King, Err
nest lngersoll, Il. l.. Godlin, f. Is. Washburne,
ana many others.
One or two papers on .'The Adventures OF
the Tile Club" and an original Life OF Bewick,
the engraver, by Austin Dobson, are among
other features to be later announced.
The Editorial Departments throughout will be
unusually complete, and .The Worlds Work"
will be considerably enlarged.
The price 0fTHE CENTURY MAGAZINE Will
remain at S400 per year l35 cents q numberl.
The portrait (size n X ~ of the late DIR. Hol-
land, issued just before his death, photo
graphed from a life-size drawing by. Wyatt
Eaton, will possess new interest to the read
ers of this magazine. IL Is offered at 800 re-
ZINE for SJ.50. subscriptions are taken by
the publishers, and by booksellers and news
The CENTURY co.,
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-12-22

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently
results in an Incurable Lung Dis
ease or Consumption. BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES are GER
tain to give relief in Asthma, Bron-
chifis, Cbughs, Cdtdrrh, Coasumptive
and Throat Diseases. For thirty years
the Trochcs have been recommended
by physicians, aud always give perfect
satisfaction. They are not new or un-
tried, but having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained we'll
merited rank among the few staple
of the age. Public speakers
and Singers use them to clear and
the Voice. Sold at twenty
five cents u box everywhere.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-12-22

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by q sick child
suffering and crying with the excruci-
ating pain of cutting teeth? II so, go
atOnce and get bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will
relieve the poor little sufferer inn
mediately-depend upon 1t; there is no
mistake about It. There is not moth
er on earth who has ever used 1t, who
will not tell you 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 i'm 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. rs
cents a bottle.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-12-22


The Manistee Times d Standard, In
speaking Of Pleasanton township, Man.
istee county, says that deer are doing
much damage by browsing young
orchards in that vicinity. They enter
the orchards at night and bark and
browse the trees seriously; one settler
had about dozen fine young tr ees
killed by them this fall.
The Lqdington Democrat, Of last Sat
urday, states that Wards folks made
an extensive sale Of pine logs Thursd ny
to Messrs. Kelley, Lowe a Co., of
Chicago. The sale covers twelve million
feet Of logs to be delivered In the shape
Of lumber on the mill dock next season.
Meesrs. Hoogstraat q NeIlan are
putting the logs into the river.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-12-22
YQl CAN'T.

You can't do great many things.
But you can secure PARMEl.i.E'5
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, n never fail
ing remedy for salt rlleuni, erysipelas,
scrofula, boils, piniples, ulcers and all
diseases arising from an impure and
under u positive guarantee that II not
entirely satisfactory, on return of the
empty bottles we will refund your
money. Sample bottles Is cents; large
size 81. Sold by w. A. Burman, Bald
win, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-12-22

It's virtues are unquestiond6te and its
curative character absolute, ds the Wri-
ter can personally testify, both from e.r-
periencE and observation.
Among the many readers of the Re-
vie,O in one part and another of the
country, it is probable that numbers
are afflicted with deafness, and to such
It may be said: "Write ut once to Hay
lock q Co., Dey street, New York,
enclosing ST., and you will receive by
return remedy that will enable you
to hear like anybody else, and whose
curative effects will be permanent.
You will never regret doing Sold
Hor Of NeU York Mercantile RevietO,
Sent. 25. 1880.
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The Unfortunate.

We come to them with well known
remedy, HamiLon's German Bitters,
that in cases of dyspepsia, acidity of
the stomach, fever and ague, loss of
appetite, jaundice and diseases of the
kidneys, has been used with Dondc,fut
and almost universal success. In cases
Of disordered digestion, sluggish circu.
lation Of the blood, and exhausted
vital energy, it stands " ithout rival.
1t Is most effectual tonic, imparting
tone to the stomach and strength to
the system. Price so cents per bottle.
Sold by w. A. Burnam, Baldwin,
Mich.
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WCras!. Worms!

Children having worms require i'm
mediate attention, as neglect of the
trouble often causes prolonged sick
by paleness, itching Of the nose, grind
ing of the teeth, starting I'm sleep, ir-
regular appetite, bad breath, swelled
upper lip and other symptoms. Get u
box of Pdrnaelce's Worm Candies or
Lozenges.. They are safe, pleasant
and effectual remedy. Price 25 cents
Bar box. Sold by w. A. Burnam,
peldwin, Mich.
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Jewels in Your Grown.

Do you desire to add "jewel" to
your "crown" Do you desire to ben
eft suffering humanity? If SO. tell
them of HAMILTON's Cough BAISAM,
a sure. and speedy cure for coughs,
colds, Group, whoopiug cough, sore
throat, hoarseness and Inflammation.
1t will certainly benefit them also il
troubled with asthma or bronchitis.
Sample bottles, Is cents; large size,
SO cents. Sold by w. A. Burnan,,
Baldwin, Mich.
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Clothing.

You can save money by buying your
clothing of us. During the past season
we have enlarged our Clothing Stock
and added many styles for Men, Boys
and Children heretofore not kept In
this part Of the State. Our large in-
crease in sales In this department Is
proof that people will always appreci-
ate good goods aud fair prices.
COON, RUSSELL 4 co.
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VlCK'S
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE

For 1882 Is an Elegant Book Of t30 Pages two Col.
Ored Plates OF Flowers and moro than 1000 Illus
( siions ofthe choicest Flowers, Plants and
Vegetables. and Directions for growing. IL is
handsome enough for the Center Table or a
II ,liday Present. Send on your name and
Postoffice address, with ten cents, and 1 will
send you copy, postage paid. This Is not a
quarter of its cost. IL Is printed In both Eng
lish and German. If you Afterwards order
seeds deduct the 10 cts.
WckS SEEDS are the best In the world. The
FLORAL GUIDE will tell you how TO get and
grow them.
vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden, ITS Pages,
Colored Plates, 500 Engravings For 80 cents
In paper covers; 81 In elegant cloth. In Ger
man or English.
vick's illustrated Monthly Magarine-32 Pages, a
Colored Plate In every number and many fine
Engravings. Price 81 rs year; Five Copies
for S.. Specimen Numbers sent for 10 cen ts;
trial copies for rs cents.
Address, JAMES WICK,
Rochester, N Y.
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MILLINERY.

wish to thank the ladies Of Bald
win and vicinity for their very liberal
patronage In the past, and cordially
Invite them, when In Reed City, to
call and examine my ertensire stock of
new goods. j have the finest assort-
ment ever opened In this market.
MRS. @. M. NICHOLS,
Reed City, Mich.
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Examinations for Teachers:

REGULAR.-At Baldwin; l,.st Friday
Of Oct. 1881, 9a. M, and last Friday
of Mar. 1882, 8 n. m.
SPEClAL.-At Chase Goth OF Nov.
1881, q. m. First Tuesday of May
1882, IA. m, ut the Byam School
House, in Ellsworth.
Teachers will be expected to furnish
their own pen, ink and paper.
f. K. WITHEy,
Sec. of Board of School Examiners.
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'oh, how I wish my skin was @ ss
to her friend. "You can easily make
It so.v said the friend. How" In
anired the 1rst lady. ''By using Hop
Bitten, that make pure, rlQh blood and
s!oS@'ns .:' hss';s: s: 9 s'd g Z z 4 ns =
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Do not neglect congh or Cold unfit
1t Is too late, try Eilert's Extract oil
Tar aud Wild Cherry, we are sure you
will be convinced of its merits, Chronic
Cough, aud even Consumptive are
cured 10y following the directions, every
bottle Is warranted to give satisfaction.