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Valuable Remedy fer a Painful Disease.

Pameloe's Pile Suppositories act
promptly in allayiDg all Inflammation
of the rectum, and 10y being easily dis
solved, are readily absorbed Into the
system, healing the diseased and irrita-
ted condition Of those organs. They
are convenient for self-application,
causing no unpleasantness, and afford
ing such satisfactory results, that to
any one afflicted with that painful dis
case, the Piles, they are Invaluable.
By direct application to the seat of dis
ease, they are the most efIicacious
means of cure to be met, and are par
ticularly useful I'm cases attended with
rigid contraction of the sphinctcr ami.
Price 80 cents per box. Sold by w. A.
Burnam, Baldwin, Mich.
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Its virtues are unqucstionabie and its
curatirc character absolute, as the Wri-
ter can personally TESTIFY, both from &C.
DoricncE and observation.
Among the many readers of the Re
View in one part and another of the
country, it is probable that numbers
are afflicted with deafness, and to such
it may he said: "Write ut once to Hay
lock d. Co., Dey street, New York,
enclosing 81, and you will receive by
return a remedy that will enable you
to hear like anybody else, and whose
curative effects will be permanent.
You will never regret doing so."-Ed-
itor Of New York Mercuntiie RepieU,
Sept. %. 1880
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently
results In an Incurable Lung Dis
ease or Consumption BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES are cer-
tain to give relief in Asthma, Bron-
cd,itis, C6ughs, Caiur1h, Consu0,pfi0e
and Throat Diseases. For thirty Years
the Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and 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
meritcd rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. Public speakers
and Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the pOicc. Sold at twenty
five cents box everywhere.
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Pain /.

Ca II you ,cish 10 Paint your house
inside or out, send to VIM. M. Baxter
x Co., 252 Pearl Street, New York, for
their card of colors and price list.
This house has been estaplshed
over % years, and puts up none but
the purest linsced oil, lead ana zinc
paiuts in all colors, mixed and ready
for use. 1t will pay dealers in paints,
as well as all Wishing to paint, to seild
for the card ofcolors and pticeS, which
is mailed free.
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A Stubborn and HarrdSSing

Cough that Will not yicid to o,'tinoyy
remcdics may he thoroughly cured by
Uyma!o"'S CoUgb Baisdm, most ciltc-
tive remedy fnr all Bronchial ami pal
mOnary disorders, and II certain cure
for Group, dipthcria, whouping cough
and other affections to which chdd,en
are liable. Sample bottles - cents;
Urge size, 80 cents. Sold by w. A.
Burnani, Baldwin, Mich.
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Total value of crops

Total value OF crops Sl104 w
The above does not include garden
from which the family procured
vegetables all summer; nor the clover
seed from a second crop about 20 bush
els which was wasted for want OF prop
er machinery tn harvest il. IL is a
clear profit Of 81, 900 year, over run
ming expenses. Perhaps WE should
explain that this is better year for
prices on potatoes and hay than usual;
but when II farmer can clear . TO ~
acres OF new land, keep up his living
expenses, and make profit of 500 n
year, it is the best business he can go
into. Thousands of acres of such land
as Mr.. Francisco hasawait new settlers
i'm Osceola county, at from So to Sl5 per
acre, according to locality. - Outline.
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DO you desire to add "cwel" to
your "crownY DO you desire to ben
eft suffering humanity? If so, tell
them of HAMlIToN'S COUGH BAISAM,
u sure and speedy cure for coughs,
colds, Group, whoopiug cough, sore
throat, hoarseness aud inflammation.
1t will certainly benefit them also if
troubled with asthma or bronchitis.
Sample bottles, 25 cents; large size,
SO cents. Sold 10y w. A. Bulliam,
Baldwin, Mich.
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pCauul hGutlL

The following 50 holnrs of Baldwin
School, for perfect department, regular
attendance each day, and no tardiness
during the month ending Jan. 18th,
1882, are entitled to the name of "star
scholar"
Mile Bonney, Eliza Bonney,
Blanche Sandborn, Willie &. Radcliffe.
Il. Il. WiTIiEy, Teacher.
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Any person with II Cough, Cold, or
any Bronchial, or even IN the first
stage of Consumption viii be relieved
and cured 10y Eilcrt's f.Ntuct o. Tar
and Wild Cherry. 1t Is especially pre-
pared for Bronchial Coiaplailts
Thousands who have tried il now live
to testify of its merits-give it an inn
mediate trial you will be surprised 1T
the result.
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cdpTcui U"e ~ ''"S '"I>S~V~ ~"o -
! Ncifcd.
The band had practice" last Fri
day evening.
Mason County Circuit Court is In
session., this week.
We hear talk of the organization OF
Lodge of Odd Fellows, ut this place.
John Judge and wife are managing
the boarding house of Carter d Run
yam.
The recent "open" weather has been
the means of bringing fresh eggs into
market.
The loggers are improving the
sleighing to the best advantage possi-
ble.
The wood train deposited a hinge
pile of wood at Baldwin, again, last
Monday forenoon.
We have pretty fair sleighing, this
week; and most people in this. region
rejoice thereat.
The first regular mail by the way of
railroad was received ut Manistee on
Monday of last week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Episcopal Church, held "a social in the
Hall, last Thursday evening.
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Clothing.

You can save money by buying your
clothing of 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 in-
crease ia sales in this department is
proof that people will always appreci-
ate good goods and lair prices.
COON, RUSSELL Il 60.
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Best Worm Medicine Known.

Physicians say That almost every
child Is troubled more or less by
worms. The poor little ones arc pale
and hnggard, weary and listless, and
there Is u constant flusli on the cheek.
The parcnt should at once secure box
Of Iiarmcicc's Worm Cufd,es or Loz-
cnRes. They will destroy the worms
Without Injury 10 the child. Prlce 25c.
s2Id s<3<. ey " IrH1*q 'A'dvIp II,
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Railroad Cdmpleted Through Csn-
ter Of Lands.

Do not go.West or South until
you learn what Michigan offers in
tclligcnt farmers. You can do
better with less money nearer
home.
Lands rich, dry, and gently
rolling. T'imbered 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, i'm
telIigent population, mainly from
Eastern States and Canada.
For Books, Maps, etc, address
w. o. HUGHART,
LAND COMMISSIONER,
ss-TITLE PERFECT.
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Uncle Sam's Nerve and Bone Jini-
ment Is for man and beast aud Is u
balm for every wound. Sold by all
Druggists.
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We have not yet heard Of a case of
colds, coughs, throat, or chest COM
plaint, that has not yielded to ''Dr.
Sellers Cough syrup"
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OH &c Acres,

We have The following showing from
vi acres in llcrscy township, Oh ii. ID.
Fsanci-co's farm, Is OF NV sec 81
for season Of 1881:
Wheat, u acres 500 90
Corn, acres 40 70
Potatoes 81 acres 100 bu a. 50 5000
Hay l2acres 22 ton IT, Sl7 374 90
Pasture, say leo 90
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w. S. Linscott, Niles, Ohio, had
scrofula for thirty years, and "Lind-
sey's Blood Searcher" cured him.
Isp't il wonderful?
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Winchester Rifles!

Just received 10y Coon, Russell & Co.
an Assortment of Winchester RIFLES
which they are selling ut manufacture
er's prices.
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Notice.
stat Of silchiean

sStdbf OI NAicNftEtn
Niheieenth Judie'aI Circuit.
Don j. Lsathcrs, Cuniplaintiit,
Henry w. Board mar, Defendant.
suit pendug In thr' .rcuii Coart Tor the T. pun-
~ ut tsshe, In Cnnnc,ty, nj the Villa a. OF
Baidwin, In sah county, on tho :s,tii day OF
November, 1881.
In this cius,' it appearing frtsn afiidavis on
file, that the dcfcndalt, Henry W. tioa,,lm. T.
Is not u resident OF this state, tut that ss,i1
defendant, Henry w. isosrtinaIs, isa rcSi lent
of the state OF MnsSic. .itsstfs, un M p,ion rf
]. =. Fitzgerald, complainant's s,liciepr, n il
ordered that The npp,ary'hcn OF said noii-r,ai-
dent defendant, Henry W Roarchnin, H., en-
tered bercin, within T0.r mDntiss mon, rho
dats of this order. and In cilSc Of hts apps.tr-
ancc, hs cntise his altSw,;,' 10 the bill nf com
plaint 10 br filtd. anu n copy TIA. 'r.ef u, bo
served on the coinpialiianss salIciior within
twenty -daysnffer service ON hini OF u copy OF
ss'id bill md notice OF Tins order, and III de-
fsuit thereof said bill will bs fa<rt as con
fcSseti by Stid lUli-rcs.itifut dsf,u,lJnt
And II Is further ord rcd. ti,n within twcp
~ dnysf the complainant @stts..a nslicy Vr tl,is
order 10 be puOlishtsl In the isAKg tpux ~
Sr$R, newspaper pr,nte,,, pui,ii as,st a:l ri T.
culating In said couuty, ait( ttitf ls..d pupii-
cation be continued tiier n, oics In ,acIi ak
tor SIX wocks In succession. r tllni ne c,t,sso
copy OF this order to bS personally sryesl
on sH.d no1-rcsident defendant nj itss<f t>y 81,
VI days betnsc the time above pscscsSbssl f,r
his appearances. fl1-
PRANK 4. wirnry,
Ctrcnft ou-t Con,usSsioder.
&c. FrrzoERAra,.
Compartments = solicitor.
H(i>I<. Of Mclik<Ru. A. ~ - M y n. .| It.
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Uncle Sans Condition Powder pre-
vents disease, puIifies the blood inn
proves the appetite, gives - smooth
glossy coat, and keeps the animal in
good condition. All Druggists sell it.
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Experience The EGSt Teacher.

Ne know from experience that
HumHtoa's Congh 2'oches are just
BroachHis, Throat affections and
Ho0rse"css. They also give relief to
catarrb, u form Of chronic throat dis
ease. Price % cents per box. Sold by
w. A. Burnam, Baldwin. Mich.
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Notice.
Notice to Restore Land to Mar
ket.

UNiTED STATES LAND OFFICE
REsD cary, MIcH Dec. 9TH, lssi.
Pursuant to insfructtous from thut ommis-
sonrr OF the General Land uiiicr, datesl Dec
lst, lsSl;
Notice is hereby given that
Onfho 2xh DayW January, 4. u ISS2,
At 10 O'Clock n. m, ~ ;his o'ilc., xs will re-
cciv" Applications 10 'ii "a t;i,' y H.. "a tsf -.
W: * of SECTION 20, Township , Nerth, Rang,
IL Wcst.
EDWARD STEVENSON, Rcpister.
w. H. q. MIN He'll. Receiver.
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VOLUME TX.
HOME STARLIGHT.

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS:-1n X
drawn across this item rith pen or pen
Gil signifies Mdt your subscriptions hts
expired, and rc"e'odl respectfully So
Hcifcd.
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CUOD, Russell K fN.

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every line TX amusing, instructive or cntcr-
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banner n Whole year. Specimens FREE.
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]. &. FIr1OERAra).
Conlpioi,lnnt's = solicitor.
H(tl<' of Mich L<z>ll.
County Of Lake
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, 1882-03-29
From the SPECTATOR

Mr.. Bradlaugh has succeeded in
his object of getti ne himself expelled
from the House of Commons. On
Tuesday 21Feb. hestolo amarch or the
House, by appearing at the table,
taking the oath on a New Testament,
signing it and leaving a copy on the
table, and then taking his seat as a
Member Of the House. When order
ed to withdraw, he did so under pro-
test, and a debate at once began on
the best mode of dealing with this
bold infraction Of the orders of the
House, Sir S. Northcote proposing to
order the Serjeant-at-A Arms to prevent
Mr. Bradlaugh from entering the
precincts of the House; while Lord
Randolph Churchill proposed to de-
clare his seat vacant, and issue a new
writ. On Wednesday, while the adj
iourned debate on this subject was
going on, Mr.. Bradlaugh appeared
again, and again came within the bar
and took his seat, the excitement
caused being tumultuous. The Prime
Minister, sticking to his view that the
House had acted illegally in refusing
Nh. Bradlaugh permission to take the
oath, declined to move in the matter
of furnishing this fragrant" violation
of the Orders Of the House and Sir
Stafford Northcote, after a eel of
much confusion, did as Lord Ran
doIph Churchill ordered, and pro-
posed his expulsion, The words were
carried by 291 votes to 80 (Mr. Brad
laugh himself contriving to vote in
the minority, and confirmed as a
substantive motion by 297 to 80, and
the new writ for Northampton was
ordered without a division. We sus-
pect that Mr.. Bradlaugh has been
rather too cunning in the matter.
The House has treated him i'll, but
a trick was not the proper remedy.
Constituencies respect courage and
obstinacy, but hardly moral harle-
quinades.
, 1882-03-29

The week has been full of rumours
about an impending quarrel between
Russia and Austria, serious enough
to affect all Bourses adversely. There
is something in the stories, though
not quite so much as alarmists think.
It was reported that General Skobe-
, 1882-03-29

so. The Government intended, for
the present, only to suppress the
instruction, and enforce a moderate
CONSUMPTION, a measure which ne
said had received the consent OF the
s~i@natory Powers, including even
Turkey. That is probably true, as
the Powers considered occupation
only another word for annexation,
but is no evidence either for the
wis lom or the justice of the
measure. A corscriprion Of men who
have not the rights of subjects, which
in Austria include a claim to a local
Diet, is an oppression for which the
only precedent is Frederick the
Greats conscription in Saxony while
that country was only occupied
That has always been considered an
extraordinary piece of tyranny, even
for him.
, 1882-03-29

The Opposition in the Hungarian
Diet on tuesday asked the Premier,
Herr lisa, whether the Government
intended to annex Bosnia, to make it
autonomous, or to restore it to Tur-
key. The Minister fatty refused to
make any reply, declaring that no
statesman in any country would do
, 1882-03-29

left, replying to an address of Servian
students in Paris, had declared Ger
many to be the enemy of all Slays,
and had promised a long and sam
culinary war, in which Russia would
win. The General declares this
report ezs ggerated, but admitted to
an interviewer from the Daily NewS
in words quoted textually elsewhere
that the Saws would fqht Austria
if she continued to Cypress Bosnia,
ami did not retreat from her Jesuit
pr|opagandlsm. There was much re-
ligiouS fanaticism, and even folly, in
the generals speech, and it IS dis
ayowed by the "%ussian Government,
and he himself is recalled to st. Pc
tersburg. 1t appears, however, from
many evidences, that General Skohe-
left described the i al feeling of the
Slav~ that, as we pointed out some
weeks since, if Servia or Montenegro
is threatened, they will make a great
effort to force the Oars hand, and
declare war. Tie H~apsburgs are,
therefore moving very cautiously,
but the military party in Vienna are
determined that neither SerVla nor
Montenegro shall assist the insu gents
without being occupied.
A very strange incident is report
ed from Moscow, in a telegram
through Reuter-, dated Berlin. 1t is
affirmed that the Metropolitan o. No5-
cow has addressed a letter to the Gar,
urging him to come out from his Sc
clusion in Gatschina. The Arch
bishop eliminates that %poltroonery
is injurious to the national traditions
of a thousand years." and that the En-
peror is a%ccustoming the peopl9to do
without a Gear and that "an Empe-
ror ought to surround himself with en-
lightened Ministers, feel strong enough
to govern, and not sever himsel from
his own people" Tie Gar, indig-
nant, inqniredof the Minister Of Grace,
Nj. P~obodonoxeff, whether the Arch
bishop could MOI be dismissed from
his See, and was informed that de-
%privation would require the assent Of
the Archbishops sitting in the Holy
Synod, which will hardly be asked.
The letter can scarcely have been
couched in such terms, which are not
only deliberately, but needlessly
offensive, but some bold remonstrance
may have been addressed to the
Gar. There is little doubt that the
seclusion of Alexander III. is begin
ming to offend his people, who think
a Gar should move among them and
control his Ministers and il is part of
the history of Russia that the Arch
bishop of Moscow should be the first
to announce to the Sovereign any very
strong popular feeling. 1t was an
Archbishop of Moscow who brought
Ivan the Terrible out of a similar
seclusion. Though entirely a sub
ject of the Gear, the prelate enjoys
throughout Russia a dignity which
places him beyond any fear Of per-
sonal consequences.
The Opposition in the Hungarian
, 1882-03-29
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