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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
THE INDEPENDENT.

The IxpErExDENr needs only 70 be better
xncwn 10 add 20 It's already iarsc list o. mion".
acquired q world-wide repaiatiun as the pest TO
hgious and literary Newspaper. "a.
TnE INDEPENDENT 10 not deneninauoaA''
creed aud held are broader than any sect
Christian Journal its aim ~ ts rrensthtn anu cx
tend Evangelical ieliidon and to defend u against
the attacks Of MateriAlrm, Atheism AND usDcns'. @
II IL fiee ~ approve or crici-c In amy of tha de-
nominations hateyrr Il believes II dengnea 20 40
vance or hinder the progress eth Gospel OF hns
hn CIV, ana polmsSs S ,.n. nms,. s.d IN" nrneIn,rs
tught sgsn.l slavery and the iniqniteu. systcm ..
the Ors,ia Counnunity. IL Is now hghink ag.lns,,
Morn"nlsm bsiieyss In the rslorm =. ,ns e,u IVA
Ia cheaper postage. and will maintain those princt-
ples whish the hixhest ethics and best inleigercs
The IxpsrsxpEsr " d.rigncd to suit all tastes
aud wnns. We provide weekly stories By the beet
msgnzine writers. Iiss'ms ny the leading poets of
america and E1gsnd I'VE ar, a,hs ~ mo sI
especially foi instruction. whether IN religious, nI
crary, educational, philosophical, er .yirn'iac arti-
can. We pay hrsc prices &, obtain the most emi-
nent writers. k~eiues the editorials, there are ~
distinct depsrtments edited by - spscialist, which
Arts, Muric Scence, Pebbles, Pcreo siitirs. Minis
t-risi Rcgisler, Hymn Notes. Schotl and Colieg-,
Literature Rciigioas intelligence. M.son', sunday
rursnce, stories, Puzzles, Selections, aud Agricui'
turs. az PaSes IN cti.
We will report In full isev. Jssepn Cooks ceie-
bralsd boston Mondn, Lectursr, which Will segin
IN January. Mr Cook has just returned from .
tvs. years trip rSuBd Tho wvrld, and his lectures
this Winter will attract Greater Attont"n than eyer
Our Net0 1crnis jOr 1889:
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There reduced pricrs t&2 psr snnurn In clubs Of
Ave or n."rc) are very much lover than any u the
standard religious wc~klics.
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
Are YODr Children PeDViSh

And sad eyed? Do they have alb
normal appetites and crave food con-
stantly? Beware of Worms. Very
few children escape their ravages. No
child can he happy or well while suf-
very life by preventing the digestion
and assimilation of food. There Is
sure remedy. 1t Is called Pdrmeiee's
iStfntonine Worm Candies. They are
perfectly harmless but will quickly
dissolve the worms and pass them off
through the bowels. Buy no other.
Price 25 cents per box. sold by +.
Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
Tie (,ODduCtDr.

WINoNA, Mimi, Nov. 90, 1870.
I hal been suffering with severe
cold for several dnys, and was SD
hoarse could not speak above q wbis-
per. Nov. 10Th met one Of DIR. War
ner's agents on my train, he handed
me bottle OF White Wine Of Tar
Syrup and one h"ur Nfter taking the
first dose my honrsness commenced To
leave me. In twcnty-fOur hours my
voice was quite clear and natural and
the cold nearly cured. 1t is the best
remedy ever saw. Respectfully,
&. w. WARREN, conductor,
Chicago & Northwestern X. II.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
pinnloS.

I will mai, (Free) the recipe for simple
We ,e,.bIe Na,m that will removc Tan. tteokies,
Pimries and Bio.c.cs. leaving ths skln NOR,
clear nnd beautiful: also instructions tcr pro
head or sint,uth l,cc. Address, iaciosinx icl
stainp. Ban vandait 4 Co.. " Barclay ~, y. \.
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Mrs. Mary Evans would announce
to the people of baldwin and vicinity
that she Is prepared to do Drcss-making
and Plain Sewing. Also, that she has
n good selection Uf Butterick's Patterns
for. sale. Rooms, opposite Jones' store.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
Errors OF Youth.

4 a0ENTLEMANwh who sufIsred ior yoars ITO y, 10
ANervous DEBILITY, PREMAruhE E s-
tion. will COR the sake Of suffering humanl "
send frce 10 ali who need u, the recipe ann
direction for making the simple remedy ~
nro0t by tho advertisers experience can DO ~
bv addressing In perfect conbdcncet
JOHN B OGDEN. ~ Cedar ~, fe~ YORK
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14

Some lady should make up club at
every PostOffice I'm this country for
'rrhe Housekeeper" published by Buck
eye Publishing Co., Minneapolis,
Minn. 75 cents n year. II Is neat
and useful publication, and every
women who Keeps house would have
Il II she knew Its value.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
County YreaSurerS Report to the Audler
Gtneral, Relative to Liquor TAX.
fOFFICIALl
coIrNry TREstrRER,s OFFIcE,'

COUNTY TREsURER,s OrrIcE,)
BALDWIN, LAKE COUNTY, MicH:f
The following In IA full and complete ltrpcrt
cf ia xSs collected or rec~Iv.d by me al my ot
fee. upon the business of Mnnuttcturihg, oei!'
inn or Keeping for sale ID q d or Mali LII
u,lors during the yenr ending ~, ist. io':
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14

Go to the New Meat Market for your
Meats Of al kinds; also, Sausages, Bo-
IoQnas, Headcheese, Corned Beef, and
everything belonging to the business,
at reasonable pricee.
AUo. Q. 0oErfREND,
At Ash's old Stand.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14

Should you be - sufferer from dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, malaria, or weak
ness, you can be cured by Browns
Iron Bitters.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14

70 OUR SUBSCRIBER&-An 4
draan across this item wifh pen or pen-
Gil sigtifcs that your s"bscriptio. bds
eapired, dnd rcscs0dl respectfully so
Ecifed.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14

Brevity, point, purity, impartiality,
enterprise, cheapness are conceded
charact teristi,s of tho Chicago Weekly
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14

See advertisement Of DIR. Sozinsky's
great book, Scare and Culture Of Chill
drcr,,n In another column.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14

Do not 70 West or South until
yeu lsarnt What Michigan offers in
tslligent farmers. You can do
better with less money nearer
home.
Lands rich, dry, and gently
sslling. Timbered mainly with
6agar Maple, Rock Elm, Bass
wood, Ash, Beech, Hemlock, etc.,
sna are well wstered by lakes,
rivers and spring brooks.
9tfsng soils, hns crops, healthy
climate, schools and churches, in
tslkgsnt population, mainly from
Eaetsxn States and Canada.
uvsg Dseks. Mas. etc., address
w. o. HUGHART,
LAEB CeDEnfaDogE9.
sr.rrr. yunvroTs. Ts'aA' A'''"' s'sA'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14

Examinations for Teachers:
REGUI,AR.-AtB Baldwin; lust Friday
Of Oct. 1891, ga. M, and last Friday
of Mar. 1883, q n. IN. ~
SPECiAL.EAt,C Chase 2otk OF Nov:
1882, o a. m. First Tuesday Of May
1883, o q. M, ut Luther.
Teachers will be expected to furnish
their own pen, Ink and paper.
D. a. CoRNEfrs
Hcc. of Board Of School Examiners,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
RUPTURE

Cured without On operation or the injra
tiusses infltct by Dr. J. A. sHERMASS
method. Ufnce .2bi Brpedway,. New Yerki
cases before Aid after cure, mailed for -
cents.
N0I II Those VIII" always s~ke sSvss
I1I, III tsec o. the c9oa :; chahsss q, ri
generally become wealthy
while those who do not Improve rueh chan<S
es remain in poverty; Wa want many men
their own localities. Any one cNn do tk6
work properly from the first start. The busss
wages Expcnsive eutfif furnished frcS: IA
one who engages tails 10 make money rapidly:
ION can devofc your whoi" time to The work;
or only your spare moments Full iplcrmR
tion and ail that is needed sent free. Address
sTiFsoH d Co., Portland, Maine.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
Wayne County Savings Bank,
DETROIT, MICH,
$5OO,OOO TO INVEST In BONDS

Issued by cities, Counties, Towns and school
Districts Of Michigan. Municipalities con.
teinplating issuing new Bonds TO renew OLD
fhia Institution before mplettnK any sale.
We invest In this class OF securities st low
Money 70 loan on improved Farms, also on
Cs,ilntrraIh having q cash market vnlne. In
tcrert allowed on all money received on de-
pNb.-All applications In person or ~ let
Ter viii have prompt attention.
- s. H. ELWOOD; rnEAs.
vr. .. wunsw, President
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$1,000 REWARD

For any case Blind bleeding, Itching, Ulcers:
atcd Or Protruding PILES that 0:Dinas Pi!e|
". u. AiS Arch street, Phia.. Pm, kon< CsnVi
Inc sriihorfhis dgnaf,rs. sehd for circular. Az
for You. 81. Sold IN Baldwin, By W. a: Bor-
nam, druggist
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-14

nidt m.br porbanben 1T: Der eilerne Ser
idlub oes alten 9aNen5immers. Sdou
einmal bat bieier enHeelide Sdlanel
ltnbeil anseridtet, banlals, por nun fiuf=
sebn pber isds.etn Sasrea, nls elm Bud
batter unier.s 5auies bic @ntelin =
5err, bu mein @ott! idrie ct plSbttd
auf, nit beioen Sduoen mad ieinen Sdld=
fen fabrenb. Sd bin mcbl idcn iett
mabufinnis semcrbsn2 Nd per;eibeu
@is meinem armen 9cpfe bic un7nnisen
@crte.
Befrembet blidte Slle auf ben a!ten
Wann, beHeu pirre 6soen 7e niht gu
perifeben permodte. Dcd badte iis
nidt meter eariber nab, icnoern iudte
ibn nit feeuneliden lisbepolen Worten
gu berubsen. gnslid fubr @ottfrieb
pierer fort, bod matt tlans iebt bic
Stiume, benn bic auftesuns ihen bic
&rafte oes &ranten ppGenoe seIdbnlt gu
baben.
gDena Sie bieien Shliinet beRsen, 10
1T aQeS gut, flalferte er abserifen uno
bic ansen pie SOr Wabistsit idliesenb.
6at er einitens Der Sinoe sebient, 10
mirb er nun ba,u bienen. @eidebenes gu
iibnen uub wieber gut su maiden. -
@eben sic setrot, 6rau SIe. folsen sic
mir, unternebmemSie an Gage nidts!
unb tebren Sie our gfaht tpieoer. Sh
werbe Nqes erfabren, mas wibreno benz
uoreebt unb es Sbnen mittbeilen.
Damn - oann mag ss nit @ottes 9ilfe
- cur GnlfAeiouns fommen.
Die lebten Wcrte maren In eiueat un=
peutliden Wurn,s!n eriforben unb nun
idlcb Der alte Mann aud bic Nu9en.
Gr mar ermattet einseidtafsH.
(8ortfebuns foIst)
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9as Nemeite npm gietp. @prf.

Pradtpclle aleiberitOfie in ben moeerns
ifen Sdattirunsen.
Stldereien une @pisen in grocer
M18wahl,
Sanbtiider unb Eiidtader billigsr ais
trsens no, 5u baben Bel
s. SOsfe & 9 Sbne.
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Die stusfuhr bon Gartofeln uno
&raut aug Seuti6lano mad ben Ser.
Staaten bat felt borigen 9erblt bon
Wo6e su @o6e 1i6 gefeigert.
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Ser Dffentlifle d1emi1dle 9lnofn1

- Ser Offentli6e 6emii6e Nnalpit
bon Sonoen bat ben Mbfpntb unter=
iu6t, pelder f6 iebt baielbit einsu=
biirgern anfdngt. gr bei9reibt i'm als
elne gelbli6=griine Gliiiligfeit Die ein
giftiges Del entbdlt, tpel6es Oas gfer=
peniDitem angreift unb aus BET Mer=
mutbpfanse (Artemisia absinthium)
bereltet tpiro, i'm 8erbdltniB bon SO
pro}ent Nlfobol, Wermutbol O.33, an=
oere Dele (pfsfermiiBenz, Nngelicaz,
Neilel=. 3immt= unb NnisoO 2.52,
3uder 1.50, 8lattsriin (gbloropbpu
aus Spinat, Nelleln ooer peterlilie)
uno gSoier 1866 prDsent. 9llfobpl
allein peruria6e 8etdubang unb S0laf=
ri9teit, nit Qbipntb suialmmen aber
&rampfe uno am Cube alerlei 9ferpen=
franfhelt. befonoers Die i6limmfe Mrt
tallenos Su9t, @ebirnerlpeidung nnb
Sob.
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- Die 2ebensmeile bon 2euten seraoe
Der beller ftuirten Slalien bilbet sewil>
ierma6en cine @inldbuns fiir bic !SGnprrs
bciben. unb biele peroen ii9 einlteaen,
perluBt eud barauf! llno nidt eber wer=
ben iie weiden, Biz bas sroBe 5dmprrbcis
benz Sertre bunssmittel res Suhrhunoerts,
Anakesis, in Qupenoung sebradt mirb =.
Da1elbe beltebt aus einem mebi3inll9
5uiamenseietten Snifrument, weldes iid
BEL Der Nnmenbuns erpeidt uno innerlid
mirft. Die Anakesis 1T in alien Npptbes
fen gu baben. Yrpben fret 5useianb
burd 8. Neul ltabter & So. Boy 1916,
Seem 2)orf.
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Graffu8 Weeb.

Das erObte 81 6beIlaser bsr
Stast 1T basisntse bes 5srrn s. &ssb.
WSbel auer Grt ino baislba in ar6bter
Iuswatl gu ben nieorisasn prsiisn 3u
taben uno In Der dbst tann ieper @e.
ihmad beirieeist werben. parlor. unb
Shlaflimmer.Sets tauft man BET 5errn
.. 8sso gu 5abr.tprsiisn, ba sr ieine @S.
bel brett aus ben srObtsn Jabritsn bss
eanees be3iebt. 5err 8esb bat aueer.
eem eiusn srobsn 8Orratt bon 5sppi&en
uno Natten uno alien In bteies fad ein-
lhlaesnc'n Waaren. Wsr M5sei iraenb
wel6sr art eetrauht tbut nobl, fb an
5errn Nstb 3u penben. 8cm @ewStn.
litasn bis gum Aasrfetnfen uno absusr=
fen 1T @fles In isinsm Stor. ~ fineeu.
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u. u. Mplh.

49, Mie mir b6ren, bat 9err ". q.
gBolff Der ioeben auf Der 9eimreile bon
Step yorf beariifen 1T, fir Die benz
nd1H au er6ffnenbe Sriibiabrs=
9 al 0 II einen bebeutenoem Waaren=
oerratb eingefauft uno bent Gorti6ritt
Der 3eit bulbigeno, bas @ei6madpollite.
geite, Mtooerhte uno preistpiirbig1fe
ausgeiu6t. 0ie @aarell treffen mad
unb na6 ein unb tperben bic Samen
oarauf auflnerfiam gema9t, bas neue
Waarenlager bes Serrn Molif su inIpi=
siren, ebe iie anbersmO faufem.
3,3,t tin.
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Disfes SHliiut faurbe TN Sa4r. 1858 fur Gr.
ate9aase> anb Wotltbdtisttits 8we6e suu bn
Staats!esisIatur seftb!iH ineurpprirt NIT eiutm
Hapttal Ssn s1,o00.e00, IL wsl&em He fsitber
sintn @efsrssfonb BON S55o. 900 kinsussfast tat
Dur& elm absriAwsnsIiaes: 8stum murten ibre
&stte Elm 2beil Der sesentpirtisen Staatsepn.
itttuton, ansenommsn am 2. December 1879
Sbrs sroBen 3itbuneen son einaeIme.
Nummern finben mpnatlin itatt. glien,aIs piraa
s!ne 9istuns ssrf&sben. Ran lefe na&fplsenb'
DreisseyibeiIuns.
@rpbe mUnatlide 3iebuns Der
Classe D
tn Nsw Orlsans Dieaifas ben IL. Itrl 1889.
Gue unfsr. funfiiser 3isbuneen Rnben ftatt untsr
Aufiiat unb oeiiuns Der geaerdle
O. o. 8eauregard ysa 9Ilmiseana rua
gnhal g. Curly atuu Tifginisu.
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Ntbs Silt Gsss 3Onie bsl0rbrt bi.
8srtauns.
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Uieraieiabrige 0rfabrung einer
dlteu YSGrtertu.

Mrs. Winsloms Soottins Syrup wirb
Son elmer Der bsfsn DOttornnen uno ben
Wartsrinnsn IN ben Ser. Staaten ptrs
ihrtsbsn. Gr wuroe felt 40 Sabren Don
WilliOnen BON Miittsrn unp 8tnoeru init
ME fs9lsnosn grfolse ssbraudt, luwubl
BON benz Gage altsn 8incs, wie BON er.
padiensn 8inbsrn. @r tsistigt Sdarfs
m Wassn, bsfrsit BON WinrtOlt unb re.
sulir. bic Gtedrme; sr psrlhaift fir Sin.
Der unb Ma.tsr Nube unb @otlbsbaaen.
seir slaubsn. pab er Sytup bas be1.
uno iidsrfs WlittsI IN ssssn Dplsntsris
uno DtarrtUi bsi Jtinesrn, slsihsisl ub
purd 3abnsn psrurfaht oosr bnrh anos.
rs urlahsn. Cine @sbraudsanweiluna
miro ifssr 6luids bsissssbsn. So 1T tsins
abt, rpsnn nidt pas JaeFmile bon Sur.
tic u. 9srtins aui Der aubsnlsits esr Gin.
padung eatbaltsn IN. Sn alsn 4putbe.
fen 3u tabsn, bic 5lalhs 25 Gents.
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gerne biele Ben Serren bamals i6ulbig
gebliebene @ntmorten geben, i6on um
gu beipeiien, oaB mir ni6t nit gel6loi=
fenen 9lugen gereift iino. -. 60 oft
uno biel i6 gereift bin, 10 babe ib bort
ftets Die @rfabrung gemadt, bab oer
eigentlid)e @enuB unb Wertb elmer
&eiie in ber @rinnerung befebt 5. +.
in Dem Nnbenfen at genubrei6 berlebte
@tunben. limb 10 f6melge .b jebt in
Ser @rinnerunq an Qmerifa 80"
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1857 gerinps i'm 8sirase spn $IIO,49t
WS- @nfrassn far @ssnien, fcmie Raten fdr
Clubs t0nuen nur in Der Office In Nsm> 8 rleans
Bema6t rperbsn.
Wessn SnfprmatiOa cb. @sflslunasn ftreibs mar
an Wt. U. Daupbin,
Rep SrlsanS 2c
gbwsrb %oore. Gsent, Gde Soulipn u. Geeaaia
Straee, Gan @atpn;c.
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Die Serrens san3iise Bel 5. Sps7e
& SSbne fno bieies Sabr mod piel
ldSner aufsearbeitet alS je supcr unb
waS Nualitdt une Breis antetriift, un.
lbertrefflla. Die Tirma BAT eS in bieier
grande 3nr SrSBten 8oatommenbeit ae=
bradt. Nirsenes fault man 10 Dortbeil=
bait, mie Bel Scstes auf Der Nlamc, se=
aenIber Der Yoltcffice.
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(gortfebuas folst.)

- Seit pielen Sabren bate i'd . r.
gusuis aSniss Sam burger
gruittbee i'm Sauie. Eerielbe Bat
ben meiiten ainoern bei pieleu @elesen.
beiten ausse5ei6nete Dienite seleiiiet.
Sd babe meinen Befannten idcn oft bies
les Dfittel empfoblen; bieielten uareu
itets nit bem Grfcls sufriesen.- Waria
@sinharet Huusbieeafie q. 9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04
, DR.. CNLi.lNA' CHARGES.
Melville Declines nn Interview Dnnen.
hover Denies the StOry

McItiiic Declines nh Interview -Dnnen.
hover Denies the story.
WASHINGTON, November ga represen.
tative Of the Western Associated Press this
morning called upon Melville and asked
him What he had to say about the charges
contained in the interview with DR.. Col
Inns OF Minneapolis respecting the charges
against Del.ong, OF the Jeanette expedi.
ton, and more especially that part OF the
Interview which charges him (Melville)
with the responsibility OF the death OF De.
Long and his comrades. Melville said he
had read the interview, rs pub.
lisled in the mornin: papers, but
did not care to discuss the matter
Mt this time especially through
the newspapers, and that such discussions
were apt to make matters worse, being
liable to Misrepresentation. In response to
suggestion that anything lie would write
on the subject would be laid before the
public, Melville replied tlat he would not
write anything mt present; That he would
soon appear before the board when the
whole matter wonld probably be investi.
gated. Upon being pressed for an answer
respecting the foundations for the charges,
he said that he knew nothing about it, and
could not consistently discuss the matter.
The interview has caused much comment
and is the topic OF the day.
In response TO inquiries about Collins
charges, Danenhower says the statement is
an exaggeration Of facts. He admits tell
ing Collins, who, he says, talked with him
i'll IN excited manner, that there was no
criminal charge against his brother. lie.
yond this Danenhower declined to talk
until the matter comes up before the ex-
amining board,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04
LEGAL GLADIATORS,
FIGHT INA ST. LOUIS COURT ROOM.
straIsht.ifom.t the.Shouldsr hit Paralyiss One oi
Coattstants-The, Judge SHOCKED At the
Oecurrenct-The Plymouth Pulpit
Priest on Judge 'folger. '

Sr. Lofts, November 3.-Thc usual quiet
and dignity Of the United States Court was
very unexpectedly disturbed this after.
noon. Ex.U.S Senator ]. b. Henderson,
and Henry ~. Cunningham were present
discussing MI order Of the Court in a case
in which both were counsel, when Mr..
Henderson remarked That NJ. Ginning.
ham had not KEEP! iaith In some matters.
Mr.. Cunningham replied in heated nun.
ncr that llcndeHon's assertion was false,
whereupon the ex-senator struck out from
the shoulder. and planted three blows on
Cunninsham's face, and head, knocking
him violently against an iron pillar in the
Court Il room, and thence 10 the floor.
Friends then interiefed and the men were
separated. Judge Treat was terribly
shocked and excited. He characterized
the atiair as the most dissraceiui
one that had occurred in the Court dur.
ing the twenty.iour years lie had been on
the bench, and notwithstanding Mr.. Hen.
derson made an apology he fined lin
twenty dollars. Mr.. Cunningham in bis
contact. with the iron.pillar had a finger
broken, anl,w others disloca,ed. ~. Ell 4
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SUIT FOR ISLANDER,


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Involving n Hrother.in.I.nw, Three
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READING, Pa, November 3.-The suit
brought by DR., William Il. Devices, Of
Fleetwood, this county, against his brother.
in.law, James +. DUNN, Justice Of the
Peace OF the same place, for slandcr, was
to-day tried before Board Of Arbitrators.
A nulnber'of newspapers have been sued
by the doctor, who claims from three OF
them--viz.: the New York Tribune, Phila.
delphia Chronicle. Uerald aud the Philadel-
phia 9LslmtOOO damages mall. Quite
number Of witnesses were present IRON
Fleetwood and other. points. = 40
The examinationbrought out many noy-
ei statements. Among tho witnesses ex.
amined was \. S. Jones, local reporter.
who first wrote up the case on which the
suits are mainly based. lie was examined
ut length regarding the. conversation he
had with DR.. Devices after his
fathers death. a. J. Burlington.
the former Associated Press agent, and u
telegraph operator, was called up and
questioned as 10 wether Mr.. DUNN had at
any time sent telegrams to newspapers
abroad in reference to the matter, with
view, Of course, Of damaging Dr.. Devices
character. i Mr. Darlington refused TO ans-
wer, on the ground that telegraph operators
aresnot allowed TO divulge the secrets OF
their offices under:the penalty of the law.
The hearing Wasadjourned until next,Wed-
NeSduv. - - y rs - - - : n 49,
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As TOMORROW will be Sunday, perhaps il
is just AS well that the following item
should appear the day before. A special
to The Chicago Times announces that DR..
Seudder, OF Brooklyn, n. V, has accepted
cab to Chicago, Tor the following reason
DR.. Scu,ldcr sald his llealtl, demanded a
change, with less work, and that he could
use The accumulated material OF lis Brook.
lyn service in new charge.
This dispatcl. forms the text for the fol.
loviug short sermon by the Cincinnati
Ga:'At Of yesterday ~
Tint is to say, he proposes to use in his
Chicago pulpit the sermons he had already
preached in Brooklyn, and. thus, while
seeming 10 work, find rest. This is II com.
mon prac,ice, and yet people wonder why
the,,chufch dots not grow more rapidly
and why theoretical Christianity is out
Of all proportion TO that which is practi.
raj. The minister who makes a
habit OF preaching old sermons, shifting
from one field to another to enable him to
do 50, is apt to be irrelrieyably buried
in ruls, and certainly is not likely 10 keep
abreast Of the time, and the church that is
fed on old sermons is almost sure to fall be.
hind in spirit and in numbers. "There,"
said an old and influential pastor, ~ did
the best net OF my life last night. piled
npniy oid sermons i'll the yard and made
a bonfire OF them" II ministers think they
are doing their duty when repeating old
SERMONS, they would learn something by
consulting the pews Ii this is the church
work, the true policy would be TO hire Q
good reader. The best sermons arc ii
nrinf r. ..F-' 81 LU