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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-05
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clear hrah'd o'N'lN' avs J"''
nr'N hNe WI
lator- are S'' 'H''
According to a" Tue ''Ih7 Tue PIE
cent Legislative session ~ destined
to prove stormy one
Tho ~i~" man l. Gus engaged
III hinns hS '"d'h"i With the best
quahty Of assorted fuel
Mr 4 \olin"f. the meteor OF
the Portland Nd"ti"i. called III
Tuesday. on the WAY down the
Sound
Columbia Hall l. beng put inc,n
diu,n for the Mechanical and In.
dustnal Far, which will open OH
Monday. the 22l.
Dr kollock. Secretary Of the
Ol,Dpia n Gfnys Harbor railroad
u again IN town. looking after the
interests Of that road
The steamer Eu-a .in,lcr.on lef:
Cor seattle on "Wednesday morning
aud will hereafter he "A regular visits
or here ns IN the Oldtn days.
Business manager Johnson. OF
the Seattle Chronicle, has been in
the city durng the past week Iookin.
after tho INTERESTS Of his paper.
Tho earth is approaching her peri.
L,l,on md. as CONSEQUENCE. on,
tides are becoming gradually higher.
So ,ays cur resident ASTRONOMER.
! Mr.. ". {. Pattison, n logger in
Shelf, D. camp cut h,s hand severe
". last monday. with m AK. He
fortunately holds an accident policy.
The Providence Academy building
IL beginning 10 present quite an I'M
posing appearance and when flushed
will he "n Architectural ornamen. to
our city.
4 well kept horse aud dog-cart is
now nm Acknowledged evidence of
superior c's'e' =" with all your get
ting. be sure and get IA horse aud
dog-cart'
Tuesday. the Jewish New Year,
was very generally observed by on,
lsrealitish population. 10y the clos
ing Of stores ard abs,,n. nee from
secular pursuits.
The STANDARD will contain care.
fully prepared reports Of the Leyis.
laiive proceedings during the session,
and Our readers do We'll to preserse
complete files for future reference.
n IT u.r,,ov ,,;,.,,.
,,sd;, for his un,;,;,c .fy,r,s IN rro
,,,,;, ...,;,u ., 80. ,:,.,. :,
ferior TO the hest showing in the
California markets. His results
prove that there il sometime in cul.
ture on well as in climate
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wv" az " en'
s Inv . ""a. Tue
S "'" " '"y' o"' . iA"Ae'
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NV him .ra .ss;.,s h;,r ,.,.-;.m.
in ..ll;n, ;m,o,,.a o;o.r. o. .J
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'' "'s' '""oe' "aiso ~ suo'
"' '"' increasing oe'nanoS o.
bring down at biyh tide assorted
lumber which will be landed uea,
the Eastern Approaches of lone
bridge.
J,a.;n, from ,ha h,.s,. - ..o.u
xh;,,l.. a, III. s;ou;6c.n, hour =
every m,,u;no n c..u., l;s,.n.,
.,,,a .o..,.,d. ,,., O,uu,,;
manufacturing town OF some pre,en
sions. or course. we care not low
long they continue 10 the sweet de-
fusion.
To accommodate. a.. ;,...;
demands made imam them Robh..o1
A. Harmed .,o Adm, ,wa,v. ,..,
f,or,;n,o, Col,,,h,. S,r.., ,.,,o,,
already spacious place OF business
This will be devoted to the storage
OF Kindred lumber Of the fues
qualities.
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Providence Academy,
Under the direction of the
Sisters Of Charity,

OL Mia, w. l..
YNdIS already favorably known Insti-
i tuition will begin its studies, with full
corps of competent teachers, on the, goth
If August, 1883, and will soon he ready TO
accommodate the scholars in the newt y
erected and we'll ventilated Academy.
Terms for Buarders:
Board, Washing, Bed and Bed
ding per month. 49,. 80. sI4 90
Piano and USE OF Instrument. w
No extra charge for fancywork.
For day scholars and futher particu-
lars address,
SISTER SUPERIORESS.
Aug. 10, 1883 MI
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
A SURE CURE GUARANTEED.

nR. F.. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TEEAT.
II mcnt aspeclic for II ysteria. DiZZii,,s -. Cen
vulsiOns, Nervous Headache, Mental D-lrcss.oh,
Loss Of Memory, SperanntOrhGa. Impotency, H.
voluntary emissions. premature old age, caused
by over-exertion, sclf-nbuse or over indulgence.
which leads to misery. decay mud death. Ore box
will cure recent Cases. Each box contains one
month 4 treatment one dollar . box. or six boxes
for five dollars; sent by mail prepaid On receipt
Of, price We guarantee six boxes to cure any
case. With each order received by us for six
boxes. accompanied with five dollars. we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee To- re-
turn the money II the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued only by
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggis ., Portland, Oregon
Orders by mail at regular prices. ny
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For Sale.

TIME hull of the sidewheel steamer ly,
i ing at the Allen Il Hardness Mill, in
Olympia. 1t is 65 feet In length of keel.
l6 feet beam. 2lt feet over guards and 6
feet depth of hold. Price $500.
Enquire Of JOHN CHAPMAN,
Cor. Washington and Third SITS.
August "a, 1888
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Wanted.

4 NUMBER of goon milk Cows. i'm
"A mediately. with calves not over n
month old. A liberal price will be paid
LOT ahliliais winch come up TO these re.
Yuirements. Apply to
A. FARQUHAR.
Olympia, Sept %. 1888.
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Ia. H. e.. WFsf'a Nrfyt Asp tihns intsr-
-rsr. o. r,intan,,.-i stecthc fng ilSs,uria, b,zE-
n.-t. ,u'i,ul-,ou-. lf~. Nsfyuus N'un,'sis.
linr.iH 10 Nrfsuus irostrntion rEused ~ tio ~"
= ni.ni.I nt 'nlar..,. Nrkrfulit-s. Mettsi Ds-
pr,...fu4 Nftentus "f a.. lifsiu tsruliins ~ in-
.,uitY aYi lfihing tu mis"rN. dhrHy nd death.
ptrmGiirr od AEe lhusyia's, Lee ~ is'S.r
prrtql caused ~ cseT-sxeftiun 81 ~" brain. sels-
ahuse ~ uyrr-v'ul,spru. fHrh iaus CONTAINS
nuo fnpu'i.'- tt,4fptnd situa iua. ~ sis hoHcs
Tor sst s.stf g. ffII tHFIH Il u fnesiit 81 Iftcn.
VS. 81 tnNNEg rin G0>tS
To- ,s,tr u.g ,... With ,a,l tftt = rrtt'di Wy ne
fnrtlx htst., Nrr,,mia.f trl url th'". W. viii
ard the purchaser unr vt.tt,H guarantees Ia 70
~ I'll tho uunoy 81 tie trt..iHlfui t,'s not elect
"A cure. Gunfaut,s- taau.A a. h hy
OOA,AGU. ttAuk u Co.
whe1enAs ana g-4tnal LrSa1Cists.
IOuti.t>b, oRtGoN.
Orders ~ NAL y II Tc'iyo prompt attention.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE,

AGNUAII , SfAVlN CURE,
West Eno>burgh VI. Feb 18th. issI
l'R- u. j. kENpALI. AZ Co. t;r.I~. seven,
months aga | injured my kn.r i,nt
which CAUSED an cHlaTgcurnt To- grow the
size of large walnut aud caus, 4
mo very scNcre pam all the time
Tor four five weeks hen began To- u~r
kendails SPAWN Cure with the mos. salts.
factory results. 1t has completely IL
moved the cnlargenrht and 1t ,ued the
ianlcne>sa and pain. | have long h known A
To he excellent tor horses huI now Ikunw
II To be the best liniu,'nt for human n, 81
that am acquainted with.
Yours truly,
r. =. LAWRENCE.
Is sure in its eff cts, mild in It's action "A =
IL docs not blister, yet II IN penetrating aud
powerful To reach every deep seated rain
or to remove amy bouy growth OF other en-
ia' yenents such ~ sIavins splinis curl,s
callous, sprins swcliugs aud any lame.
hess and all engagements Of thu Joints or
limbs, or Tor ri"uiIitism in man ana Tor
any purpose Tor W .,icii "A linintcnt IN used
for man or beast. Ii IN now known To b-
the best linlnicnt for man ever used
acting mild and yet certain IN its effects
Send address tor illustrated Circular
which we think gives positive proof of
its virtues. No remedy has ever met with
such unqualified success our knowledge.
Tor beast ~ well ~ man.
Price 81. Ter bottle. or six bottles for 81
All Druggists have IL or can got 4 fur You
of priceby the lropr"tors, bn. II J kf.<.
DALI N Co, Eno>burgh Falls. VI.
SOLD by ALL DRJGGIsTs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-10-05


Ia i,,at'ifnr wears, such as Loss ~ Meme.
W. isHsSitnde. Nocturnal En, .siot, Aver
sion io S'Siety bmncss ut Vision, Nols, .
In the Head, the Vital nuid passing unui,.
served Ia the urine, Rnd mauy siher dis.
eases thai lea to Insanity nd Death.
nH. HtNttt. Who !. a regular physi-
clan graduate uf the University ~ Penn
sylsnilal will sgrc. to fsffeit t,v~ mss.
0trd Dollars for casc of this Kind tho
VITAL ais Curative under hi. sIn.
ci'l advice aud trcatmenn viii not cure
ar f1r ANYTHING irnpnre az inIurio,is tound
In u. DIR. MiNffE TREATS all private dis.
- 90 successfully ihuut mercury. t"s-
." "'"" ss'e. Through examination
and adv Ice, Including analysts 81 ur,ns.
w. ffite of NUst us.ss..s 81 "A hs,ttis.
az four times III" quantity sto. sent Ia any
Address upon rvc"iId at Price. ~ q. a.. u
seruf" IRON observation aud IN u private
name " desired by
\ y. MtNrIE. MD,
IL k"nrnry 1T, san ffanci-eu. cal.
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SAMPLE worri.s sass

VIII he Hcut to any ono applying by
letter. stating sNmIdoIHs. ssx and age
:. ct secrecy In regard Ia hu~in.sS tTai ..
actions
br Nttio'- kidney Remedy. eNpW.
tWtHt>. curs- all hinds 1T kiiney aud
bladder nu'tilaiu,s. gonnfrha't. Ei..t ani
eu 'ufrhrra tut sale hy All dtugal.ls I;
VI . bottle, buttlr- for VI.
Dr. Mintm'- DANDEi.t ~ rti.is m.
"" h"-i aud cheapest dyspepsia and IN
ii"us cure la the market. Dor sale Nv all
druggists bis
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DR. SP I N N IL Y
NO. IL KEARNEY STREET.
Treats all Chroaic aud special Us.,a..
1onnE Mon
Young MOI,

xOl1ng Mon
"IlO may be suffering from the effect,
w of youthful foliies or indiscrciion
Will do well 10 avail themselves of this
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar ~
suffering humanity. DK. SPINNEI wih
guarantee IL forfeit sou Tor every ease O
Seminal weakness or private disease -,
any kind or character which lac undertakes
anu fdiis to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age OF thirty L.
sixty who are troubled with To frequent
evacuation OF the bladder. oftcn accom-.
panied 10y slight sina. ting or burning
sensation. and a weakening of the system
in manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits n
ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small PARTICLES of albunen vii.
appear. or the cole will Ice OF thin milk
ish hue. again changing to q dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men
who die Ot this difficulty ignorant OF the
cause. which il the second stage oi setuin
al weakness. DR. y. will guarantee "A per
feet cure in all such cases. and a health,
restoration of the geuito-urinary organs,
OFFICE lloUgs-lU I" ana Gtos sun
days from 10 To II A. N. Consultation tree
Thorough examination and advice, 81.
Gail or address,
DIR. SPINNEI & co.
No. II kcarny 81. san Franisrp.
San Francisco, Cal, Apl. 10. 1875. i:y
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Kendall'S Spawn Cure.

Fr"mo Il. oHi'. Jan. 9Th lNsl
i'R. u. J. krNpNLl. 4 Co.. t,rnt> think
IL my utIty to ict'dcg Nuu my th'nls tor
IRON '"ur Invaluable id taI, fam, y o.
\in Cur. Nv rot>Ii;a.,d Ilii.a N,.ut
able 81: ilion worth Sium whIrn htd q
very bad >p"NiII. and Wis pronounced bN
Tour eminent Veterinary Surgeons g.. -
H"hd any cure. and that the lilo - wa
tone Tor ever. Asa last RS at aiNt-.tI
NV cousin To try "A bottle of IA u,intI' .
Siavh Cure. 1t had a Ir.l.ira effect. the
thlri bntt!" cured II ar,. IL" hoiS. IL a.,
we'll as ever. III. birk oi E.huIur.h the
e'hlhcn! veterinary surgeon was an
uncle "i mime. and take great interest
III assisting his profession.
Yours truly.
jams \ Wilson
tIVIl Engineer
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THE GREiT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

IL n never failing
tnte iur Nervous
llri'ilitN Exhausted
Vitality Seminal
W. akrcs-, SI.rus
luIFhu's, tssss ses ~.
heed, iuiis,,uncy.
rscssstess he's. Par
sl,sis aud al. the
terrible riiscta ~
seli Abuse. youthful
aud ss...-...
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wants of the company. DR.. Kollock
assures Us that by proper energy on
the part of our people and their
committee the road may now be
considered certainty.
The steamer Eliza anderson once
more lies ut her wharf as in the old.
en- drys. This time she comes to us
with quite novelty il the way OF a
sten,orian-voiced calliope, or steam
organ. On Sunday evening last she
treated our citizens till late hour,
with an extended programme OF
many Of the old songs minus the
words, i'll a style that woke up the
welkin aud forest for miles around.
Like the practice of a new band,
however, it WAS priced chiefly fol-
Its novelty, some Of the notes being
sadly out of tune. Musicians tell
Us that dlscord is sometimes pur.
posely introduced in grand compost.
tons, TO prepare the ear more acute.
ly for the perfect harmony to follow,
but this steam machine seemed to
hait continually in supplying the
latter requisite. 1t is SUI gested
that Capt. Wright employ an orgar.
sharp the next time be comes whis.
thing into our harbor.
A meeting of the friends of tenn
perance was held in Tacoma Hall,
wednesday evening, under call OF
lev. Mr. Pierce and others, to con-
slder means necessary for restricting
the sale and use Of intoxicating l,q.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12


The Sabbath School at Forman Is
fiourisI,ing finely; about so being In
attendance. last Sabbath.
Jas. McI.ogan, former station agent
at Chase, goes to Duluth, Minn., to cm-
gage Ia the lumber business, we hear.
We predict that the plains of Lake
county will become the garden spot"
of Northern Michigan, IN the future.
Oslorn's fishing tug, Of Ludingtou, u
few days since, took 2,OOO pounds o.
fish from the nets; and yet they call
the fishing dull, this season.
VIM. Bandel, who has been stopping
in Baldwin for several months past,
left for the old home, ut Mentor, Ohio,
Monday morning.
. We understand that the embarass-
nent of u. l.. Wing is only temporary,
and that the business will be continued
right along. Glad to hear 1t.
The work Of improving Michigan
avenue 10y covering the sand with saw
dust, is bcingNxtciided nOrthward to-
wards the railroad.
Parties desirOus of securing locations
ON plains lands, should examine into
the offers made in this issue Of the
STAR by Randall and ly I.ockwUd.
We had some pretty warm days.
la.t week, anil plenty of rain. IL
rained heavily, the greater part of Fri
day night.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12


The business men Oh the east si.lc ol
Michigan avenue, between I'll, and stll
streets are putting down new side
walk; a fine Improvement.
Tho first shipment or whor,lebcrrics
was made, to Cleveland, last Friday
morning. The berries were very fine;
and were purchased at $3.2O blisl,cl.
Mott Gleason opened his saloon, last
saturday morning; making five s:.-
looms now running, in baldwin. He
has his room IN attractive shape.
There are hundreds of acres of wild
land in Lake county, to-day, waiting
for the hand Of the sturdy pioneer to
develop them into ricl,, paying farms.
Geo. Priceler, Of Chase, has been out
to Dakota; and has returned satisfied
ti,at Michigan Is better place 10y far,
for him. He will take uplli residence
ut Manistee, for the future.
A Telephone now connects Winglc-
ton with the Il. & r. NJ. depot ut thi.
place. The "plone" was put In by
Mr.. Wing, to facilitate the transaction
of his business.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12

The last number OF Musfratcd World
contains interesting sketches and IL
lustrations of Zulu Land AMI Vuncou-
ver's Island. This journal Is gaining
In popularity every day.
The July number Of Golden Days is
but continuing of the interest and
nttrnctivcness of that publication. It
Is published by James Elvcrson, Pill
adcIphin, Pa, and sold for SO q year.
Dept. Sheriff Gridley, of Luther, has
removed from that place; and made 1t
necessary for Sheriff Robertson to ap-
point n new deputy there. John Fem
wick has been talked of, somewhat, AZ
the coming man.
The great Central Park Of New York
cannot compare with We plains Of
Lake for beauty. It lisa fine recreation
to drive over the plains; breathing the
pure mir laden with scent Of floweru
and pine; or boat-rldlng on tho num-
erouS lakes frinCed with evergreen.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12

The ''boys" ut the +. & T.. NJ. depot
have added a convenience In the shape
Of a lamp In glass frame. and placed
outside, at the bay window, In the
evening.
Prosecuting Attorney Whitney In
forms us that the case against parties
for tearing up the logging railroad, at
Nirvana, some days ago, has been
dismissed.
Every farmer In the county should
make 1t u point to prepare something
for exhibition at the ninth annual
exhibition Of Lake County Agricultural
Society-Oct. 3D., 4th and 5th.
John Randall started OH n prospect
Ing tour to Oregon and Washington
Territory, last Thursday night; intend
Ing to locate out there, II the country
suits him.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12

Lu,lington hf3,c"t: "ihe night ex-
press ON the Il. & =. M. II. II. due here
at 1910, while nearing the village OF
Custer, Tuesday evening, ran over a
span of horses be longing to Mr.. Met
calf, which lnd hcn turned out to feed
nnd which had unfortunately gotten
onto the track. II Was necessary to
stop the train, when one OF the horses
was found under the trucks of the ex-
press car. The other horse had one Of
his hind legs cut completely or and
was thrown some distance from the
track. The night will lie remembered
ns being extremely taik, which cou-
IJcd with the almost continuous fash
Of lightning so tazed the headlight of
the engine that much of the time the
engineer could not see ten feet ahead
Of his engine. Train men express sur
prise that the horse found. under the
trucks did not derail the cars and kill
several persons. The railroad runs
through Mr.. Metcal7s farm, and 1t is
Thought the horses gained access tn the
track by jumping the fence by which
they We're enclosed"
The EcIipsc states that Seaman &
Wel'ster's mill mentioned in last weeks
STAR us having been destroyed by
fire, WAS valued at So, 200; and with
the lumber, tools, &c, foOts up loss
Of about So, 5,0OO; on which there was
an Insurance Of $4,000 OH mill and
machinery. 1t is supposed that the
fire caught In the engine room, during
o brief absence Of the watchman, and
spread 80 rapidly that 1t defied all ef-
forts ut checking 1t. Through the en-
ergy Of the citizens, large amount Of
lumber md In fact the main part of
the town was saved froni burning.
The mill will I've rebuilt at once.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12


A "speciap to the Detroit Post e:
Tribune gives the particulars Of an af-
fair, in which 1t Is alleged tl,st man
named Forbes Bush, who had worked
as n setter In Bonds mill, near Chase,
July 4tl, deserted his family and ran
away with Eliza Wilson, u l4-ycar-old
daughter Of 'rlios. Wilson, engineer In
same mill. The couple were traced to
Reed City, where they took train for
tls' south. a warrant has bcen issued
against Bush for abduction, and re-
ward Of 500 offered. The man Is 80
years of age, 81 feet high, light com
plexiOn, and moustache dyed black.
The girl has dark complexion, dark
hair and eyes, full face, "hcavy set"
We hear that the residences of Robt.
Brown, John Jollnson, Henry Burk-
man and G. Letter, Pinora township,
were ransackcd by robbers during the
absence Of the fu:riiies at Chase, OH the
Fourth, AMI that something over 300
im money taken from Isurkmian' 's dwell
ing. Most of the amount stolen was
township money; Mr.. B. being treasur-
cr. Tie thieves left no clue.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12

"Ihe Matistrc Democrat says: Mah-
i-tee has produced oniy one accident MS
the result of It's labor on the 4th, that
of John +. Nuttall who W ms In charge
of the cannon firing the national salute.
He filed 1t with powder intenlins ~
clean II In the in.iic. Finding that
the cannon would not go off when the
match was applied Mr.. Nuttall looked
into the barrel to discover the trouble,
and just than the cannon discharged,
filling his face full Of powder. The
eyes luckily are not affected and he
will soon be out
John Matthias has purchased 100 acres
Of government land in Schoolcraft
county, aud is about to take up his res
idence there. "J0hnnie," as he is fa-
miliarly called, has resided in Webber
township for a number of years, has
been u good citizen, and we regret to
see him remove.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12


The Reed City Clarion of last weel;
says: "Bittner Brothc rs laid the
foundation for their Touring mill OF,
Monday. Tie building will be 81 by
~ and three stories high. l.. Thoman,
who has the contract for building the
dam Is pushing the work as fast as
possible, but the rainy weather has con
siderably interfcred with the work."
The picnic AT Hamlin Lake, yester-
day, passed Off pleasantly. About "a
were present; and came provided with
sail and row boat, Instrumental and
vocal music, swings, N large tent; and
the ladies had an over abundance of
eatables.
Tx Sheriff Grant has one Of the fin
est pieces of clover on his farm near
Baldwin, that ever grew OH the plains.
Sample stalks left ut the STAR office,
average 81 feet In height.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12
District No. |. Pleasant Plains.

Mir. EDITOR:-We are having FIRE.
quent heavy showers here ut present.
and crops OIL the plains are looking
splendid.
Whortleberries will be an immense
crop.
The farms In our neighborhood are
looking we'll.
/ visited the homestead of Mr.. Win.
Maloy; found everything looking
splendid. The strawberry crop is
about gone. They had n heavy crop.
Their tame raspberry and blackberry
bushes are heavily loaded with greer,
fruit. Mrs. Maloy's flower garden
will equal any in the county, be-
lieve.
/ noticed catch of clover, on the
farm of J. p. Jewett, as good as can be
found anywhere, and it is OH plains
land too.
Mr.. Jutlson North is giving amber
sugar cane n trial, this year.
Our school closed, yesterday. We
have had S months school within the
last 10 months.
We have also, had considerable re-
pairiug done on the roads and bridges
In this district. The repairs were made
necessary 10y fooding logs OH our
rivers.
Yours truly
8 III
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12
The HalSeh1ld.

Dyspepsia, indigestion and Hcadache
seem to take the place Of the three
graces In many household. How sad
Is the condition Of such family. The
Kidneys and Liver often get tleranged
and perhaps the parents or oven chill
dren may be suffering from Diabetes,
Brigbrs Disease or some kindred dis
ease. As u preventive and also cure
for aII the diseased conditions of the
Human family no preparation equals
Rrmctcc's Dysl)cpsid, Dtdbcies, Kidney
qnd LiUcr Cure. Only $l.0O for large
bottle. Sold by E. Campbell Baldwin,
Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12
RnmRmhCr This.

Udn,iton's German Biffcrs arc the
host Bitters made. They promote
sleep and allay Nervousness. They
tome up and strengthen the system,
without exciting the brain is do most
other stinlulants. They soothe to rest
the jarrimg nerves, and calm the irrit-
able and jaded system. They are pre-
pared from the purcst materials and
are the best medicines you can use for
health and strength. Try
them. 50 cents per bottle. Sold by
L. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-12

A family named R,,sset, have
moved into the house lately vacated
by +. Hibner.
II. ii. Hollister Is engaged putting I'm
some scattering pine, from the vicinity
Of Wlslen Lake.
Sec the corrected time card Of the
+. a +. M. II. r., In this issue.
Mrs. Webb is having her hotel fin
islled off inside.
II. b. Blackman, Of Howell, Is in
town, to-day.
See the notice of "Cows Lost!v