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Nature C!GalSGS

The system, ii given an opportunity
but very few persons find tiue to give
nature chance anl SO the blood,
which IL the great drain f,r carrying
away impurities, beco,ncs 80 clogged
with disease that unless some help Ii
& ven il, the Pinples, I,oils, C;rbun.
cles, Cancers Scroiula, de-, and often
die without help. Fave yourself from
all this suffering and loss "f time 10y
using Htrmetce's Biood Purifier which
prevents ail diseases in the system
Large bottles Sl.O0. Sold by w. A,
BurnanI, baldwin, Mich.
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When horses and cattle are spiritless
scraggy and feeble they need treat
ment with Uncle Sans Condition Pow.
der. 1t purities the blood, improves
the appetite, Cures Colds and dis
tenlpers, Invigorates the System and
will keep the Animal in u Healthy
Handsome Condition. Sold by all
Druggists.
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6N n Oa week IN your own town. sJ Outfit
V'JsI free. No risk Everything new. Cap
hHf1itnl not needed. We will Furnish yOu
Nh Ill Jeverythiag. Many are maKing for-
r tunes. Ladies' make as much as men,
and boys ond girl. make grunt pay. Reader,
lf you wnntu Duainessat w;ticIi YOU ran make
prc:,t pay a.Itlic time you work, write for the
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Errors of Youth.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n Nervous DEBILITY, PhEMATURE DE.
CAY, and all the effects Of youthful indiscre-
send free 10 all who need IL, the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured sufferers Wishing 10
profit by the advertisers experience can do SO
by addressing In perfect confidence,
JOHN Is. OGDEN, AZ Cedar ST., New Yrok
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Free TO all Ministers Of Churches.

Twill send one bottle of the White
Wine of Tar Syrup, gratis, to any min
friends, after giving II a fair test, and
it proves satisfactory for coughs, colds,
throat or lung disease. Respectfully,
DR.. c. d. WARNER, Reading, Mich.
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and believe they could have discovered
the cause, II "a dog with them had MT
barlSed. No little excitement existed,
and as yet explanation Of the mys-
terry is wanting.
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Children have health and Mothers
rest when DIR. Wmchell's Teething
syrup is used. II produces natural
sleep, regulates the bowels, cures dys-
enteiy and diarrhra nrisiug from
teetiling or other causes. Sold by all
Druggists ut % cts. u Bottle.
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I'iInpleS.

I will mail O'roe) the recipe for n simple
veae.abis Balm that will remove Tan, erockics.
Pimpes nnd 5:ctches. leaving the skin soft,
ducing ~ luxuriant growth of hair ON bald
head or smooth face. Address, incloslny 3c
stamp, Ben. vandet 4 Co., II Barclay st., ~. 4.
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Call OH Il. p. Willard of Reel City,
for any new piece or part to your Sew
ing Machine. Orders by mail attend
ed to Promptly. Agent for Singer
Manufacturing Co., ut Reed, City
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M fth SAlE Bl
Grand Rapids u Indiana Rail
road Company.
Roilroad Cdmpletcd Through Cen
ter Of Landis.

Do not go West or South until
you learn what Michigan offers in
telIigent farmers. You can do
better with less money nearer
home.
Lands rich, dry, and gently
rolling. Timbercd mainly with
Sugar Maple, Rock Elm, Bass
wood, Ash, Beech, Hemlock, ETC.,
and are well watered by lakes,
rivers and spring brooks.
Strong soils, fine crops, healthy
climate, schools and churches. in
telligent population, mainly from
Eastern States and Canada.
For Books, Maps, ETC., address
w. O. HUGHART,
LAND COMMISSIONERS,
srTrTLE PERFECf.
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Uncle SANS Condition Powder pre-
vents disease, purifics the blood inn
proves the appetite, gives a smooth
glossy coat, and Keeps the animal III
good condition. All Druggists sell 1t.
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A Happy wife.

"AIy dear husbatd. / never slept SO
sOundly as 10 now after using the
German Hop Bitrers." Sold 10y T..
Campbell. Baldwin, Mich.
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have permanently located, and am
now prepared to do Stone orI5rick Ma
sou Work, Plastcring, tic.; in work
manlike manner. Prices reasonable.
Adress, Henry Rowe, Baldwin, Mich
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Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment Is for man and beast and Is u
balm for every wound. Sold by al
Druggists.
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Lauk We'll TO the Name.

The only Genuine German Hop
Btters have the word "German"
blown in the bottle. Sold by E. Camp
bell, Baldwin, Mich.
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lVSDeDSla,

|. Dyspepsia and sick headache do not
return to those who have used the
Great German Hap Bitters. Sold by
E. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
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A lady in East Liberty, Pa, whose
face was covered with sores, was cured
10y using one bottle Of "Dr. Lindscys
Blood Searcher."
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RUPTURE

Cured without an operation or the injury
trusscs inflict by Dr. J. A. SItEiiM NM
method. Office 25 Isroadway,- New ,Srkj
His book; with Photographic llkylesy of b'ul
cases before and sfier rure, mailed for ~
ce,,fS. 81 Il 80 ~ - ssf
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Mrs. @. w. Shane announces to the
public that she is prepared to fill orders
for Ice cream, bread, ETC., at her resi-
'dence, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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A. NJ. U,yle, of Columbus, Ga, says
"From my own experience, ] know
Sellers Liver Pills To bc the best In
use." They cure malaria, etc.
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Notice.
Notice.
LAND OFFICE At REED CITY, MIoI,,
Iurc QSth I3sl

LAND OFFICE At REED CITY, MICu., |
June 2stii, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that the fohowing
named settler has fi's! notice Of his int alton
10 make final proof IN support OF his claim.
and fnul entry thereof, and that said proof
will bc nude before the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Lake couaiy, Michigan, AT the Coun-
ty Seat,
On Tuesday, the StA Day OF Aet9ust,
iSss. viz:
Dominic Doyle. Homestead entry No. 1924
IL North. IA West, and Names the fOlluwins
witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said tract. VIZ: Will
liam McKellcr, of Branch p. o., and George
MtKeller, OF Branch Y. o.; and Edwin Rald-
win, OF Baldwin T.. o., aud Moses Morgan, OF
Allen Creek +. q.
EDWARD STEVENSON. Register.
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Examinatleps far ,reachsrs:
REGgrLAI,.--At BaIdwfi,, ls-t rtS'iat.
of Oct. 1881, y a. M, als,; Tat friday
of Haf. 1862, rs. M.
Sl,lc iAi. t;ias.. ant.i * Ssv.
1881. ? a. vi. First yl,esb,s,,.rf .sfaA
!. l,os, On. NJ, at tile .sya,h School
n Usis'. u, EiIr%nrfb., 9, ~ ....,.. a.
Tyarlscss will ", c> lvted Il, ffr,ifrN
tl,sir own pm, iIfS AID ,3Sss So
4 xeSetd !Sutl 5S .+e.f;;S f5r<:il;;I7lN s
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-07-27

FU UP W Ut II HHU <OfFIIts c1bi1s
For Sale Coon, Russell &c Co., Baldwin, Mich.
0nTu VraD The original aud only. the IN.
LUtQ bhn vorite national family paper.
The srAR SPASGLED E.ANNER, begiI,s its lnth
y,nr. Jam, 1852 Established iss3 The SrAR
SPASGLf. EASSER ifsthe oi.i. st AMI most p,p-
uinr paper Of iis cnss; Every .Qurbcr con-
iaiDss large ins,.s, 40 long cotuitins, wttil
gray ings Z is crowded fu,i of the lest .s!o4
ries. Poetry, vii, Hun,er, + IN making Il IN.
per to a'ntIse and INSTRUCT old Mld N0uNgs.
every iiae u annsirg, Instructive or enter.
tanning Everybody needs II, bn,0c0 now. rei.t
II, and at only ~ cts. year II IL by shr. THO
b.st, ciitalNSt, moSt popular Paper irfpteds
For ~ cts. six finn silver teaspoons are scht
with the Banuer one year. Fifty Other nii;
pcrb prcIuiuIns. Send 10 cents Tor months
TRIAL trip, with full prospectus. or 30. ct.. inr
Banner a. whole year. Specimens tHEEs
Send now. Address, d. =. :.
BANNER PCB'G CO.. Hinsdsle, N. II. =
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VOLUME x.


TO OUR SUBSCRIBER.S:-An X
dram across fhis item uifh pen or PEN
ell signifcs That ytjur subscription hds
e1p;rcd. aud u scscwl respectfully So
Ecifed.
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. III 81 tl,,... ii.a tiDHsy
ltiill Ttm vi q a'r:x w ~ .sm.vie.i
Vi III fsu,c If t,n. ss.,s cht,:.rts isx
UCllJ. nuklrS .ac,,., ll,st nr..',n., e, J J
while those WHO ,io not improve s.s'i chlnss
~ rsinai,, ~ rsn,Ity We wni,f invnN mn
wv,,ci'. 'nysuis, p'rs e.. york far vs." siif ~
,nrir ..s .w, lceo,,'S Nun -, AZ III % nS ssr
ness viii Imy inorr thst sst tiyt'as .'r 4 sft
wrg.s4 lsAi..n~iyr ou,ili iir,tSirst t,1 ~
one who .fiut;ss fssti~ ~ niuks. n'ot., $50 ~,
au ,ss,i d's,ute strr whoi,' simc int'tc wosks
~: only st.ui sputs l5tnwuti, ftti ~. hi<
tiur ,.9.. MI l.id l. nrsisyi >snf .fcr. Ncds'sS
t,rIn,so 10. To- u .nfi. MIt.IH. ..--
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business $'urps.
c. M. BeardsIey,
DR.. d. C. Felt,

f W. ~ " rcies
DENTIST, Reed City, Mich.
Particular attention paid to the pre-
servation of the Natural Teeth. All
Dental Work promptly and efficiently
done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Office
over Rayfuse's Hardware Store.
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Tho's Snlurthwaite,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in
Chancery. Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. Office in Court House building,
Baldwin, Mich.
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= STANDARD
Food for Plants,

Oens<h.. ss..ra
For producing fiowerV
nd Vigorous grt,wtlb, II
~ no equal. Has stood
ie test for years, and al.
Says does all claimed for
/. Is especially adapted
.)r housclptants ansl Kays
ening. giving q healthy
rowth and abundant
lowers. =
Over ioo,0W packages
old in lsSl. Awardsh
.iie medal atthe Mecllnn.
30, f,tr L.. n<.ssfAs.
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About two tons or over to the acre is
what w. HI. DeLamater estimates the
yield from his field of clover near the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-05-11
Mr.. Lincoln,s Remaips Fortified.

A correspondent of the Missouri Re.
publican writes that paper from Spring
field, Illinois:
"The attempt to steal the remains of
Mr.. Lincoln about three years since is
remembered by almost every one.
Ever since then the public, in fact
everybody save half dozen persons
or so, intimately connected with the
Lincoln monument association, sup
posed Mr.. Lincoln's remains were en-
closed in the marble sarcophagus which
stands in the vestibule leading to the
crypts, where other members of tina
family are entombed. This is not so,
as your correspondent learned to-day
for the first time. All that remains of
Mr.. Lincoln have been buried in the
ground, under some portion of the i'm
mense granite pile forming his monu-
ment, ever since the attempted rob-
berry, and are now in complete state
of petrification. This startling state
ment is from one who knows, and will
be news to all but very few persons,
as it was understood at the time that
the embalmers' work at Washington,
Immediately after the death of Mr..
Lincoln, was not a success, but "
bungle. Soon after the remains were
entombed at this city, in 1865 GO, it
was said they were in bad state of
decomposition, and that the emhalm.
ing was not working. This seems to
have beer an error, as there is no doubt
but that the statement that his remains
have turned TO stone is true"
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nIiwaukee NarHe,

MILWAUKEE, May g. Flour Quiet and un'
changed. Wheat--Tame and easier; No. 2
hard, nominal; No. 2. l.3i1E; l.3lh for sci
Ter May; 1872 for seller June; 1.31h for sell
Ter July; 1.221s for seller August; l.l2h for sci
er September; the year, nominal; Ne
LII; No 4, and rejected nominal. Corn
Higher; No. 2. 74A; rejected, nominally Tx
0ats-Plentier and lower; No. 2, 50; White
55z. RYe-Unchangcd; No. l. SO; No. 2, 81
Barley-Weak and lower; No. q cash 95A; ex
ira No. 8, nominal, Sc bid. Provsions-Higher
Mess Pork--1s.45 for seller cash and May; 1885,
for seller June. Lard-Prime steam li.35 fol-
seller cash and May; ll.40 for seller June. LIy'
hogs-Quiet and steady; 6.s0d7.30. Receipts
Flour, $685.; wheat, IO,S50; barley 1920. Ship
ments-Flour, 10 $685. wheat, none; barley, .26O
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CRIME.

GENERAL FORsYTHE, with seven COM
panies of infantry, is on the trail of the
Apaches, and proposes to follow 1t into
Mexico.
THE 9TH infantry. commanded by Gen.
John Gibbon, with headquarters at Fort
Smelling, is ordered to hold itself in Ieadi-
ness to proceed to Arizona.
THE Office of the manager of the Balti-
more and Ohio Telegraph Co. in Chicago,
was on Sunday mysteriously robbed OF
$500 in currency and due-bills.
A PRIZE-FIGRr of seventeen rounds was
fought Tuesday morning in the outskirts
of Philadelphia, between Hop Anderson
and Tony Green, the former winning.
THE Sunday parade of socialists in New
York was prevented by eight hundred POI
lieemen. In small parties the agitators
made their way to Brooklyn, ard laid the
cornerstone of a monument to Froebel.
NINE convicts in the Texas penitentia.
nv dashed out of the gates behind cart
Seven were speedily recaptured, two Of
them being slightly wounded.
Two treasury detectives have gone to
Cincinnati to interview A. Willard, the
monds were recently sent from Europe in
mail package of old books.
ALFRED DRAKE, a schoolboy at St. Paul
failing to induce Jennie Faulkner TO elope
with him, fred three shots at her, infiict-
ing wound in the shoulder, and then
killed himself on the sidewalk.
THE mayor of St. Joseph. Mo-, has or.
dere! suit to be brought against the bonds
men of Register Rizgo for $4,000, to
cover deficit in his accounts and defray
the expenses of recovering the stoler
bonds.
CAPTAIN HowGATE has written TO a
friend in Washington letter begging fol
money. He states that he is now more Of
prisoner than when in the District jail
and that if date for his trial is fixed he
will be on hand to make defense.
A. H. REDPoRD, formerly superintend
ent of the Southern Methodist publishing
house, is charged with irregularities tC
the amount of $16,6l999. He has askeG
| leave to Gaake statement before the con
ference in session at Nashville.
TIE residence of Father Buyse, at Jack
son. Mich, was invaded by two masked
burglars, who struck him on the head
with revolver for refusing to open his
safe. Two priests who were his guest:
were robbed of their watches and money
THE residence of banker At Savanna
ILL.,, named l.. w Bemis, was invaded al
midnight by three masked men, who en-
deavored TO secure $4,000 which was con
cealed in the house. Mrs. Bemis gave al
alarm, and the burglars released her hus
band and fed.
In the senate the river improvement
bill, giving s., 100000 for, the Mississippi
and 100000 for the Missouri. was
passed without objection. The anti-Chi-
nese bill then came up. The l4th section,
prohibiting the naturalization Of Celes-
| tials, was retained by vote of 50 to 70.
The 18th section, relating to skilled labor
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GENERAL NOTES

THB republican judicial convention at
on the 23lst ballot.
GEN. ]. B. STEADMAN has been elected
chief of police at Toledo. His command
comprises sixty-four men.
In the fret prosecution under the Smith
liquor law in Cincinnati the jury rendered
a verdict of guilty.
VEIN of copper and silver has been dis
covered beneath the overland stage road,
seventeen miles southeast of Laramie
City.
THE steamship Alaska, on her last trip
from New York to q queenstown. made the
passage in seven days and twenty six
minutes.
The bricklayer's union of Chicago has
csused handbills 10 be circulated in&fon-
treal, warning workmen not to engage for
labor in the west.
A PEORIA paper makes an authoritative
announcement of Green B. Raum's iaten-
ton to occupy David Davis seat in the
senate.
"A. GRINsTRAD, of Lexington, KY.
sold his crop of thoroughbreds at auction.
Ninely-seven head brought 49,, 045. Bal
let and Perhaps. chestnut mares, went of
at 81 500 each.
THE interests of the Rcck Island road
in the Albert Lea route brought about
the resignation of some directors
in the Minneapolis and st. Louis who
were replaced by r. r. Cable and his as
sociates, and that gentleman was chosen
president.
The secretary of the Ohio board of
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ers, was stricken out when an adjourn
ment was effected.
Polk WELLS and his fellow-convicts
who escaped from the Iowa penitentiary
we're found in hay-mow FIVE miles dis
tant. They INDUCED in fight with the
fsrmer, and two of them rode of on his
horse. Fitzgerald soon after surrendered
himself to an agriculturist, who got $5O
for driving him over to Fort Madison.
Bodies of armed men are in pursuit OF
Wells and Cook, who may be lynched II
caught.
MAJOR UPPER, of the 9th cavalry, had
fight with Apaches or Friday at Clover
dale, on the boundary line between Ari-
zona and New Mexico. He reports one
man lest and two wounded. while the sai
ages left fifteen dead on the field, includ-
| ing a son of Loco, and seventy-fve horses
were captured. Upper then Joined Col
Forsyth's command and will probably 20
with him into Mexico.
An Internal machine was taken to police
headquarters in New York. Tuesday, by
Mr.. j. A. Davenport, residing in East
Nineteenth street. Superintendent Wall
ing lives but few doors distant, and az
the box was marked "W." and left on a
deor-mat, it is thought that the attempt
was directed against the police chieftain.
Professor Dormeus made thorough ex-
animation of the boxes mailed to Wander
bilt and Field. and found that each can
lister contained one pound of gun cotton,
and that the liquid in the bulb was sulphur
rio acid.
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DANIEL FEE young man about 70
wears of age, who lives with his parents
in Philadelphia, committed suicide I'M
der peculiar circumstances. He Is said
to have been drinking heavily for ten
DAYS. and when he returned home he
threw himself on a sofa and complained
of feeling unwell. His sister proposed
that she should prepare him some
Cruel, and went to the kitchen for that
purpose, leaving him unbuckling his
CATERS. Directly after she had gone
he opened drawer and Selling large
butcher knife inflicted a fearful cash
across his throat. Streaming with
blood, he rushed out of the open door,
down the steps, and into the street,
clutching his neck and trying to keep
the lips of the wound together. His
sister, seeing the pools of blood in the
corridor, and hearing the noise he
made going out, followed and brought
him back after he had gone about a
square and half. No sooner had ne
reached the room where he had been
sitting, than he fell a corpse into his
fathers arms. No cause can he as
signed for the act.
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Chicago Marx ct.

CHICAGO, May 6.-Flour-Quiet and I'M
chenged. Wheat-Dull prices shade lower; No.
2, Chicago spring, l.26% for seller cash; l.26A
for seller May; l.zS9s for seller June; 12s@
l.2s1S for seller july 16& for seller August
l.O7A for seller the year; No. 8 Chicago Spring,
1.l591.l7; rejected, 9O@1O0. Corn-unset-
tied and generally lover; 744@74% for seller
cash; TAX for seller May; 7S% for seller june
IA for seller July; TAX for seller August, 5esl
for seller year; rejected, 72A. 0ats-Dull and
lower, 52%952A for seller cash. 52Es ..for
seller May; 50 for seller June; 46s for seller
July; 375s for seller August; S5ss for seller the
year. Rye-Dull and lower, so. Barley--Dul
and nominal; 1.O6Ql.1O. Flax Seed-Strone
and higher nerchantable, LAO. Pork-Steady
and in fair demand; 1850 1910 for seller cash
1850 1s.37H for seller May; 1S.4591S4719 fol-
seller June; 1897 1855 for seller july 1922
! a 1885 for seller August. Lard-Unsettled AND
generally higher; ll.30 for seller cash and May
IL. 32h @1l.35 for seller June; 1l.Gh9 ll.5C
for seller July; II so for seller August. Bulb
Meat-Demand fair; market firm. Whisky
Steady and unchanged 1.2O Freights-Corr
| to Buffalo &c.
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agriculture reports damage of 10 per
cent. to the wheat Of southern Ohio by
frost.
WoRKMEN near Leavonworth have ex-
cavated an iron casktt containing corpse,
which must have been buried forty years.
Large numbers Of early settlers went out
to Pilot Knob 70 see the relic.
JAY GoULD was among the unfoItunates
compelled by exiortiouats landlords to
move on the first inst His Broadway
office. for which Russell Gage and him.
self have paid "a 800 rent, has been ieas-
ed to others for SIS, 800.
MAJok EVANS teiegraphs to General
Crook rumor that the Bannocks and
Snakes had broken ont at Fort Wahakie,
and that arms had been iss ued 10 settlers
by the military. These bands number
over two thousand, and are brave and
cunning.
A DESPERATE struggle to obtain control
of republican organ in Chicago has been
developed by bill filed in the circuit
court. gilbert A. Pierce sets forth that
in March last he contracted with w. 2.
Nixon and o. w. Nixon for $50 shares in
the Inter Ocean company, the considera-
ton to he $6S COO After executing this
agreement Pierce loaned the Nixons $780,
600, an now finds that they refuse to sell
their interest.
In one Of the Western Indiana raiho Dad
cases pending in the circuit cou ri in Chi
cago, a summons was served on Jay Gould
at the Grand Pacific hotel. He made his
appearance at noon unrecognlzed and was
compelled to introduce himself. Although
president Of the Wabash road, he testified
that he did not know where State or
Twelfth street was. He was speedily dis
mis- ed from the stand.
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the piano accompaniment.

A MORBID citizen of st. Louis, afflict-
ed with an ardent desire to possess the
two horses which lately belonged to
jesse James, was the victim of rather
mean but amusing joke last week.
Somebody who knew his wish shipped
to him a couple of wornout street-oar
horses, for which he cheerfully paid a
fancy price. The poor beasts, in the
course of their arduous lives had en-
countered more than their fair share
of the sling and arrows of outrageous
fortune, and were in a sorry condition
when they reached st. Louis. But they
were beautiful in the eyes of their new
owner, and he exulted exceedingly
over his purchase until some sympa
thetic friend informed him that he had
made a fool of himself.
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SEVERAL interesting novelties were
produced at the Good Friday concerts
in Paris. At the concert Lamoureaux
the chief attraction was new sacred
eantatta by NJ. Salvayre, entitled The
Valley of Jehoshaphat." At the con-
cert Populaire NJ. Pasdeloups orches-
ira for the first time executed fine re-
ligious march by Georges Bizet. The
Societe des Concerts itself, for Won
der, ventured to present its patrons
with a novelty in the shape of new
and very beautiful duo for soprano and
contralto by Charles Gounod. 1t is
written to words taken from Racine's
Esther" and is in the composers most
mystically passionate vein. The voices
are accompanied by strings, two horns
and piano. Gounod himself played
the piano accompaniment.