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The daily gazette., 1881-05-30
Wtins inguOA1 markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, May 25. bP.


FLOUR sells to a fair extent at full pri-
ces. sales of 1000 barrels, including Min
nesota extras at S5 25 a 9 for medium TO
fancy clear, and at SO a Q 25 for straight;
Pepnsylvansa extra family at IS 70 u 0 10;
Western do. co., h I So IS a 9, and patents
al 10 IS so. Rye flour is steady at 50 50
per barrel.
GRAM Wheat isqulte active and again
higher. Sales of 10000 bushels No. Z red,
tor, at 81 % May. 81 "A 24l une; 81 2lT
a l % July. and 81 l634 l17N August.
Rye e-PennsyIvania Commands 81 0s per
bushel. Corn.-Local los are dull and
weak, but futures are frmer. Sales OF
8, 90 bushels, including yellow, at 81 a
&c. white at 80c steamer at 50 57c.,
and No. 3 Ut 5ic. At the open board, 59l<c.
was bid for May; 561zc. for June; 55ss4c
tor July. and 5619c. for August. Oats are
bushels, including white, at 81 a 54c., and
rejected and mixed at 81 a SIC.
WHISKE1 Sales ofW Western iron-bOund
are reported AT 81 w per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, May %, Pm.
Beef cattle were In fair demand, and
prices we're shade higher. 300 head
arrived and sold at the different yards ~
513(g7e. per pound as 10 quality.
SHEEP were rather dull, but holders
continue firm in their views. 5000 head
arrived and sold al the different yards at
4g6c.. and Lambs at s5 5O@8 10 per head.
Hoes were unchanged. $500 head ar.
rived and sold at the different yards, at SO
s1Ac., per To-, as to condition.
PARK DROVE YARD.
Hty-second and Lancaster aUe. May IA.
SHEEP-Extra, ITO TO IsO Ibs., $50 to 800
good, 81 TO III lbs. s 60 to so; fair, 80 TO S5
lbs, 59s to 51z; good lambs, 50 to 9l< I;
common lambs, 81 to S4.25. Calves, 5L 70
81. Market brisk al u slight advance.
Arrivals, 400 head.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-30
BANKS AND BANKERS.

LrIRsT NATIONAL BANk
Il OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINAN TAL AGENTS OF THE UNI.
TED bTATES.
EDWAHL BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG;, CASHIER
Paid mp Capital, e0oO,OOO.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston Il =
change furnished TO regular DepositOrs
Without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursda "a
At $40 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
Edward Belts, John II. Adams,
George w. Bush, William Tatnall,
Daniel James, Eli Garrett,
SamI Bancroft. Jr. Jani-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-05-30

y UTTER ON THE PEACH.
IL To every housekeeper and peach
grower cultivating single tree or an or
cnArd. tnis valuable work II offered with
directions for preserving health produc-
s aveness and prolonged life. Special
"re'iows." Book 81, by mail postage pre-
pssi1. Information given II desired:
tah2o-3tw, West Chester. "a.
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rr.. saturday. Las. EAisiea
Could Not BE rricked.

On Thursday afternoon last, . small
boy entered the grocery store Of James
Morrow q Son, 2ll Market street, and
walked up tS William Morrow mem
Of the firm, handed him neat envelope,
addressed 70 "James Morrow Son." Mr..
Morrow opened the envelope and found
it contents to be . note and check.
The check was drawn for twenty dollars
upon the Central National Bank, OF
Philadelphia, and made payable TO the
order Of Mrs. Chandler. The note re-
quested Mr.. Morrow TO cash the check,
- the lady desired TO use the amount In
paying number Of small bill.
Mr.. Morrow after reading the note
became suspicious, ~ Mr.. David Chand-
Ter, No. $40 King street, had only left
the store short time before, having
called there for the purpose Of getting a
number OF large notes changed.
He asked the boy where he got the
note and the boy Informed him that q
man at Eighth and Market streets had
paid him to take the note to the store.
Mr.. Morrow ct once refused to cash the
check, and now has 1t in his possession.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-30
Stealing from Preachers.

Saturday night last, some thief
broke into the kitchen Of Rev. DR.. j
n. Caldwell, of Dover, and stole
three pounds Of butter, some meat,
and chicken that was roosting out
side. And one night last week, Pre-.
siding Elder Todd's residence was
visited during the quiet hours, and
his coop relieved Of all his chickens.
When he retired for the night he
had several, but when he arose in the
morning, nary q chicken was to be
found.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-30
mOf all sad words OF tongue or pen,
Inc saddest are these, ait m fght have
b6en -

The above quotation was forcibly
brought 70 mind the other day by hear
not now be dying. with Consumption IN
she had taken 6fme's Syrup OF Tar.
wild Cherry and HOrehOund. n,
No. mber last! and cured her cold, a. =
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rns Uasy nIarlusss

whe following were the ruling prices in
mark Ut this morning:
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-06

Our Oil irirnd, L.. q. KAymond, ior
a number of years Treasurer OF Osccola
c,unty, but lnttcrly clerk of the lonia
House of Correction-has Resigned the
latter berth, to accept position OF
trust In the Northern National Bank,
at big Rapids. His many friends in
these parts will rejoice to have him so
near them again.
y Swcde, named Anderson, was
accidentally thrown from n moving
hand-car on the q. R. & l. II. r.,
across the rail, the wheels of the car
passing across the lower part Of his
body, crushing him so badly that
death ensued. This, on Thursday
evening last, at Reed city,
/ Ransom Mott, for some time past in
the employ of the f. & p. M. II. IL.
Company ut this point, left, on Satur-
day last for Coleman, where he as
sumcs position as night telegraph
operation. He has been succee ded by
MIR. Guy Blood, ut the depot here.
+ A joint meeting Of the Boards Of
School Inspectors of Pleasant Plains,
Yates, Cherry Valley and Weober
townships occurs at Forman Station,
OH Saturday of this week.
We arc sorry to learn that the Mason
County Fair, last week, was rather of
u failure.
The Board of Supervisors meet in
annual session next Monday.
Butter is scarce, and retails for only
35 cents per pound.
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Lime for Sale.

The undersigned IL engaged In Man
ufarturing uood Stoitc Lime, which
bc keeps constantly ol, hand and for
sale IN quantities t. suit, at the kiln,
on Sec. SO, WcblSr township. 25c per
lalshcl; or 81 per bbl.delivered at Bald-
win. Address,
AhrRsu Bray, Bald yin,o o,fiyl,.g
We learn that the Il. II, ticket office
ut Evurt was entered, between Nix and
seven o'clock, 1'ues.'Ny evening, while
the agent was at slipper, and the sum
Of $500 taken from tile money drawer;
besides some private property. ~
We Icarii frYhi j.; a. Carpenter that
on ThurwlhYof ubis: week boy cm-
pIoyed jn Pswcok's planning mill, at
Reed Utyy had Um of bis arms brolcil
ly stick striking IT, while sttcmpt-
ing to throw belt Vff.f ybS nor NV
Geo. w. Helms, of Diver, brought
down two sample growtls Of common
elder, this week; from the rich soil ~
his township, the sprouts having ma'ie
10 aud II feet during the season. He
slx,, brouRht rrvwll, Of Wild cherry,
. Vi ~ feet long.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-06
A LllC-Ll { CrdyUh fOrIId |
--OF OUR
DEAD / II nSIDENT.
SIZE 1iAlO INCHES.

\ few short hours after our hrs W
Pl ssidcnt's death hail been announced
In u sorrowing country. every yard of
Grape, AMI every portrait that coii.i he
had were bought up ut fabulous lhirrS.
While thOtls;,iilS succcc .cd in pcttihg
liis portrait, hundreds OF tiious',,tis,
Yea millions, tried in vain. The u. S.
nj ,nufi,cturing Go. of Pittsburgh, Pa,
lad about 2000 col les that were. unso.d
during the cainpaan, outside of tl,.se
there were not one hundred copies in
that city. In less than tw o hours after
IL had become known that they had
tJenh, every one WAS sold and tiious-
ahds mere were wanted. One young
man bought 5J0 of them, and SOIL
them within an Notwithstanding $50
on them. This firm Immediately tele-
graplied to the leading picture publish
crs OF the country, and bought up all
that could be ll,ul-a about $4,000. They
will, while these last, scud them to
any address in the United States post
IMid nj the following rate: portrait
50c, for 81. 00, - for S5.t0, 80 for 81 0.Gn,
or 100 for Sl5.00. Any one ordering
one hundred c,,p readily sell thum in II
few hours for $50. 20. Good calvassers
can make $500 in tie next 30 days sell
Ing th,m. Whether you wish one or
100 address
u. S. MANUFACTURING Co,
pIITSHI JR(iH PA
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Cash Talks.
Six pounds Japan ten $l.O0.
Six pounds Japan tea dust 81 90.
COON. RUSSELL * co.

The October number of the Mrcno-
logical Journal contains brief sketch
of Alaska, with other Interesting and
valuable reading matter; making 1t q
very desirable issue.
We hear II rumorcd that the +. e. r.
M. folks are thinking about starting
a branch railroad from point about
four miles west Of Baldwin, into the
pineriss, north.
Tlios. ASH has purchased the "Bray
building," OH Michigan Avenue, and
II ut work repairing and rcfitting the
same; intending to reside there, and
run u meat market. Success to his un-
dcrtaking. Htt =
We received pleasant call, ON Fri
day Of last week, from Clas. Grant,
father Of Sheriff Grant, who with his
wife were here on u brief visit to their
son. They returned home to Clinton
county, Monday morning.
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HOME STARLIGHT.

We hope to give better paper, next
week.
Geo. w. Helms, Of Dover, has our
thanks for some nice vegetables.
The Osceola County Fair, last week,
was very creditable exhibition.
Potatoes, corn and bucSwcut wanted,
on subscription.
The oldest hotel in town has lost the
tail end of It's name, and will hereafter
be called "Baliwin Exchange"
The new meat market, in l. O..
Evans building, Is running in good
shape, and is n great convenience,
Geo. Burt and brother, Of I.aings-
burgh, are visiting in Lake county,
this week.
The frame for our new oftice--the
first printing office built In Lake
c0unty-was raised, last Monday.
Mrs l.. A. Carpenter and Mrs. A. J.
HamIin have gone OH visit to their
old home I'm Lenawee county.
The first frost of the Fall of 1881, oc
cured Tuesday night. 1t laid vege-
tatiou low. T e
We are two days late with the paper,
this week; cause-Seventh Annual
Fair, anu working on our new Office.
The people of Hart are very much
exercised over the appointment of an
impossible postmaster who will please
everybody.
Morrison Sanborn, one day this
week, left some of the handsomest
onions ut tire STAR office, that we have
seen for many day.
On Monday, Oct. 81, there were
wild Strawberries End whortlelcrries
in full bloom on the plains Of Lake
county.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-06

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should bc stopped. Neglect frequently
results i'm an Incurable Lung Dis
case or Consumption BROWNS
BRONCHIAL IROCHES are cer-
tain to give relief in Asthma, B,on-
chais, Coayhs, Cuftn7h, COnsumptire
ant Throat Discusses. For thirty years
the Troclics have been recommended
10y physicians, and always give perfect
satisfaction. They are not new or un-
tried, but having been tested Ivy wide
and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained we'll
mcritcd rank among the few staple
remedies Of the age. Public speakers
and Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold ut twenty
five cents Il box everywhere.
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Mothers! Moth ers!! Mothers!l!

Are yoIr disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest 10y a sick child
suffering and crying with the cXcruci-
atlng pain of cutting teeth? II so, go
at0nve and get n bottle OF MRS, WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t VIII
relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
m~liatcly " depend upon.it; there is no
mistake about it. There il not II motli-
CT on earth wh0 has ever used it, who
will not tell you ut once that il Will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to
the mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic. 1t is
perfectly safe 10 use III all eases, and
pleasant to tho taste, and Is the pres
cripti0n OF one of the oldest and best
feinalc physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. 25
cents II bottle.
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ShgriT'S Sale.
a MONTH"; Y MAGAZIN r.; FRESH,
VA IGn, NltNllnCS,
THREE DOLLARS :, iEAh.
4 ns@ rot"me jas' he isihq SH1 II Ne non.

By VIRTUE or AN fXEt'UTiDN issued
oti Of and undo the stgi I'll the Iicult court
h.' ,lir touiiil oi lake ana Statcoi Michigan,
to is dlirciru al;i riivtl,i ,,siru iir .oiii
day Of D' c,'inbtr y. ~. iSS'. in favor of John
BGwn ami against ;hC S6ols AMI ciiattrlS aud
for want thereof then Ia be made OF The lands
and irnciilrnts oi ~aiEl u. lank and Sniuli
!. ltniin. | have ivi1d upon inc following
IL nt tStatc belonging 10 onrof sud drfcnd-
ants, situated la Township NuNher StvvI-
trcii III :>orih. q. Range Number Eleven q
West, Lake county. Michigan; commencing
iot1. lip) rods WCs; oI Tile No, tlIcust corner of
>,c,ion Nunbr -Four ~, l.iei.cc running
south Eighty " Rods tigiicc West Forty (iU)
Rods, thence Nurth Eil hiy (>''l l;uds, Ia, nee
Eiist Forty (!U isods 10 place of bcginning; to-
sethrr with all buildings aud Mil MacliiEcry
situated thereon; which shall sell AT public
vrnduc, ~ the higlicsi bidder, ut the irui.l
door of the tUnt U.usJ in tha Village OF
Baldwin, Lake county, Michigan,
On Fittay, the IA Dy of October
y. u. 1881, TT two O'Clock -. ~.
Dated this 3pth day ~ .tuanst. a. u. 1881.
GEONGE ONIATr.
S.ltrff.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-06

Its virtues arc ungncst1nubic and its
c,Yrtfirc character absolute, as Lhc Wri-
ter can personally tc@ify, both from cr-
j,cyicnck and obsc,yuti0n.
Among the many readers of the Re.
ric,u In one pnrt and another of the
country. II IL probable that numbers
are afflicted With deafness, and to such
IL may l,e said: "Writc ut once Ia Hay
lock d. Co., hey street, Now York,
enclosing 81, and you will receive oy
return u remedy that will enable you
to hear like anybody else, and whose
curative effects will bc permanent
Nuu will never regret doing so. - Ett-
ifor Of Ne,e iors Hcrcontac RcpicW,
.Sty,f. -. 1880
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-06

Tie STAR job office has received II
number Of compliments for the work
on the premium lists of Lake County
Agricultural Society.
Mcssrs. Hamlin and Reynolds have
about completed the bri'ige over the
North Branc;, ut the old charger Mill"
site.
We learn that Mr.. Geo. Anthony
has purchased the McSlcy house anti
lots, and intends to occupy the 'p,cm-
iscs with his family.
F,vart had another burglary u few
nights ago. This time IL was 1t the
office of the Novelty Mills; AMI some
money Was stolen from the ill.
Stone, the party arrested With NJ. Il.
Chase for completely in the shooting
aflray, was discharged. Chase waived
examination.
The new mill of Carter & Runyan
steamed up several days ago. The
stacks of lumber will soOn begin to
make their appearance.
The District Board of School District
No. >, baldwin, have fixed the price
Of tuition for non resident pupils ut 81
per scholar, payable in advance.
Geo. Armstrong, the veteran hunter
Of Montague, shipped the first carcass
Of venison by express, this season,
from this point.
Rob't Brown, of Pinora, and Jno. V.
Quick, of Baldwin; two old patron; Of
the STAR; renew their subscriptions,
this week.
We are panied to learn that recently,
a young child Of Henry Hoover, of
Dover township, accidentally fell into
IL tub of hot water, and was SO badly
scaldcd that death ensued.
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prabate Order.
Stat OF Michigan. ! ss


county al Fake
Prbl.ri 'vurI ia. said county.
At s..ss on of the frJbttc Court fNr sai,
rnlrty, hcld az IL" prcha, uflict, IN 'he Vii
laga q! Rnitj win. on Httlnt'sday era ~ dan
of :,,i ,itoHlb + IN inr S'ur ot nu Lord o.,
thOnslnd ciEht iulit!l.G arG Cigity9on..
Present. Va ter i. Barnanl, Juas' az Pre-
bait.
In the matter of ~ l.stutc of 20 n ard Ad,.
h.l, Toms; .iu.u,tui T0wnr-. .Glailian g.
aid estate. ,annrS into tOait a = rtpicSiiii'
lha. h 4. NOW ~ iu'td 10 rel der ilnal ac
cOCni ns such guardian:
ihefrul on, Il l. Ordered That
Higiarsol"Y his l3H DHR of O"f. pcTf.
~ Icn oclucl IN ~ for,noo.. u. assi.'iu d iui
cXAni nii@ uNd allowing .ut II account. aar
HAT ti!n hsirS tt ,Gw OF said dcctiS %. nnti NJ
%. p prrson~ In said csi ~, are i.q liIrd !"
all ear ~ - Sc~Slut -. .,ill. ..oHli lN"n 10 ID"
hGitl,n at The p.ibatt oift> III t'r' Village 81
Ir.!dwin In saitl rOuli:, and Show cause. II
aLy there IL, wny The "'ia nc"'u'ii s'l"uic
ii..f !, allow q.
Ardil is fi;tio, Ororr, Il, that sad Guardian
r.Y,'itiIc.. ia thc pet O,ie iilivresivo IN SAID
rSgat". Ot tie pen rry ot S;,!u account. ana
th+ i airing i!irl 'of " o1u'ity COPY Of this
ot3 'r.i1 81. pHb ishe.i ia tbs LAKE COUNTY
~. AZ Il uoNai &c i.Ei"i u,id C!icitis,iIg In
sG H.; gruniS. ..,r,". 81. GCaSiTc weeks previous
to S,i,. day C!hear!ng..
WALTER A BrcNA7',
f' -, ,0r,-t i;'.i.. 80 . gh"t-
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-06
Set Back AZ Years.

''I was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &C.; my
blood became tim; | was dull and in
active; could hardly crawl about; was
an old worn out man all over; could
get nothing to help me, until got Hop
Bitters. and now / am boy again.
My blood and kidneys are all right,
and am as Il man of 30, although |
am ~, and have no doubt it will do
az well for others Of my nge. II is
worth II trial.-Fathcr.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-10-06

| "A MONTH"; Y MAGAZiN r; FRESH,
FAt IEn, NlGollnUSs
THREE DOLLARS :, IEAh
4 n.n ,Oiame Ja& he maihq. S"1 n he non.
s:9 a RAKE CHANCE
Twenty -four Numbers for Three
Doiin rs and Seventy five Cents.
ANY one who srll,ls three dollars for
u years subscription, beginning with
The September number, To The office In
Springfield, Mass., can by seidiug sev-
ty-i1vc cents In all, have the twelve
numbers for the YEAR past sent him;
making with the twelve numbers for
the year to come twcnty-iOur numbers
in all. R'gHhtr prize, sir dOiidrs. Ask
anyone IN whom sou have confidence
II this Is not u rare chuIcr. ilts Les II
large number of short stories, these
numbers for the past year contain
Three Serials.
l. a serial story by Eitea ". OIHcy,
running through six nnmiicrs, entitled,
"lIose and the Doctor.n
"Onc OF the very best stories We have
read for years" "ls proving q churm-
ing anil powerful story "rhey are
as real people in whom we feel u iiu-
capital serial"
,. \ series of six articles by Lint.
FipCitrick iSchuufk0, L. ,S a., COM
nander of the recent Franklin search
expedition, about las own and other
experiences and adventures in the Are
tic regions.
ono magazine articles have appeared
Which arc OF more interest To Us than
the series of Polar travels by Lieutcn-
ant Schwatka.n Extremely interest
ing" Especially se.lsona5le at tbis
tiioe, when popular interest is freshly
awakened hy the departure of Vessels
III search Of the exploring steamer
Jcannpttc, whose fate Is unknown
"At this time, when the spirit pf Are
Tic adventure Is once more thoroughly |
aroused, these articles come with ad'.i- |
tional interest"
3. n serial story in six instgl,ncnts, |
published anonymously, entitled, mil
drcd's Caprice"
"OPENS remarkably welt" "The |
story is powerfully told" "Ilic StrYng |
story of 'AlildretGs Caprice" THAT
excellent serial of 'II!.drcd's Caprice"
Among tie oth"r contributors. are in
cluded JohR BarruagES, .puHricr
EdU~d BHon,y. H. f.
Gco. u. 23,ch, Er1sst Aoyer-
sol, 4. S. C0Uitr, Pfc.ittnt -. G.. GGi-
man, B. i. DcL1siU, Il. T. Bocon, De-
tdrG NGnu, Reh"c~u MuYljaN UuriS.
hrs. G'n LtW IidHtcc, urS. Lizzie H.
katharine turrj,gtUn, Int
"a; Sfoc.a0H, StH iN.:,aa,ot::, Eyu.Hc
GL0dHC, DOrU H."i GDu'i,if.
II EO0 httrC not "fcH GJod CJnjaHy |
send twenty five cc,ts 10 Tie "n.,, az
Springfield, Mass, !og the sspuivnb,r
lnlnhmr, having acAiiiial stony ufi"s..i-
~ pages hy CO.I;;r...: HtF. FEM
MORE WOOl%SDN; an nti.y.ciS> ~
~ WtTenty pages ~ ELLEN W.
OLHEl; al iiitit.c ou The great Cot
ith tHposiliui IT, 10 ht!d II .\.inntu,
~ Edward Atkinson, il. o!lg.i:.:or;
Ia i'ics iiuc.l Csc of Interest. H.S~I /,
rute" craH'ni',9 tai~ n"6tbcr yoa w''H'
10 S"hscridc M 0i0ec, yo,f ..c.d m y. II
5'3 ihTec d,Hoss "nt .G#y ctdis to III,
'ITi"ajictd, -t'iaS., oG!ca. Lise"i.'re
,Hu pas four dollar; the regular price
being six. Set pro a,W'N. .;ihcSs
GOOD COAPINY, Springfield, .Na,s
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We have Fould What the People Want.

something tU cleanse their bloo,l aud
drive out all the vile humors. Some
thing to give them an appetite. Some
thing t0 give them new life, new
health and vigor. Ptrmeiee's Gre,a
Biood Purifier, will do 1t. M
disease Gun exist where this remedy IL
used, so complete arc It's operations.
Price 81 per bpttit; sample bottles Is
cents. Sold by w. A. Burnain, Bald
win, Afich.
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Sealed PrOpOs ais.

In accordance. with resolution adopted by
the board ofSup. .rvisorS, June 18th, iSSl. we
the Undersigned Suupriiit'hdents of the Poor
for nike county Michigan. hereby advertise
10 receive sealed proposals for the care and
support for one year, OF indi@cnt persons
cllaigeabc TO said county; up 10 IL O'c oclS,
noon, of the second Monday iu October, 1881.
Said proposals shall be- for the board, lodg-
Ing ana Ordlnaiy care Oi INDECENT persons;
AMI lot To include medical assistance, mcdi-
cines or clothing, and must be based upon the
understanding that tie person entering into
contract with the couaty for Keeping said in.
digent persons. sliulI he entitled to bcncft OF
all labor Of said indigent pcisoiis; and further.
that the said iidigtnt persons and keeper are
to bc governed by the statute relating 10 man.
agclnent of Poor Houses by Superintendcnts
OF tllr Poor.
The Board of Supervisors reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
fids should be directed TO Secretary of the
BonrJ Of fSupcrintcndents of tile Poor, Bald
win, Mich.
join nALLISGER, Chairman,
DAVILNA. i.ATlItuP,
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"2llIh Is Life"

There Is nothing that tends TO
relieve the human frame from the tolls
and tumults of every day life more
than quiet rest and sleep at night.
Parmctce's Dyspepsia C1n,poaad will
make you sleep as swectiy as you
could desire, for the most frequent
cause of slecplessncss Is dyspepsia, and
by tie Use Of this compound the liver
IL stimulated to healthy uction, and
YOU "fecl like new man" and sleep
as you have never slept before. Sam
pic bottles Is cents; large sizeSl. Sold
by w. A. Buriiam, Btl'lwin, Mich. ...
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n, ! t'rlhf go ~ nee w these Who w,,b o ~ugag
v J. ~ tie mot icp,pnf aud profitable business
in.wn. ~, rything new. capital NOT re-
J .qnircd. WewIlI lnrtish y.m ever, Thing. so
siny nu6 upwards u casily made without
r,.Ie awhy rrs l".ire ever night. N"risk what
o't Nany rc~ v"fk"rr wnntcd ~ once. Many
- XII f,i'mn > ntt' G business. Ladies' makr
y rth 40 M ". sid ,Ourg b.ys aud girls make
tis.i rsy. Name wh" T. willing I" work fails ~
r'i" rn'e n'frn ,vcfy day than can bc made IN a
~ y ~ "h, 80, harry ~ plo. nrni. Thure Who cn.
sr'.-f'. ii,LIErT &tU.. P.rtinnf. Maine.
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Does il Iniure the Skin?

1t does not? Han,iHon's Oriental
Buin, is entirely free from anything
calculated to iij,ire the skin or health.
1t is decidedly the best thing in the
market. 1t removes tan, pimplcs,
frecklcs, moth patches, black worms or
grIll,s and leaves the skin clear and
transparent. Price 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by w. A. Burnam, Baldwin,
Mich.
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Clothing.

You can save mOney by buying your
clothingof us. During the past season
we have enlarged our Clothing &ock
and added many styles for Men, Boys
and Children heretofore not kept in
this part of the State. Our large M
crease in sales in this department is
proof that people will always appreci-
ate good goods and fair prices.
COON, RUSSELL. & co.