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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
PROHIBITION IN IOWA.
POSITION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND
IT'S OPPONENTS.


IT'S OPPONENTS.
TRnM AZ occ AsIoSAL CORRESPONDENT OF fh rHihuNh'i
DIS MONIES. Iowa, June 2S.-Thore exists
an erroneous Impression Ia the Eastern stacs tesatous
the posi,ion o. the Republican party OF Iowa on Tue
prohibition question II has never declared In aVor OF
prohibton. when the prohihi;ory amendment 70
Tho eens,itr ton was being atated. the party twice. IN
1879 and 1880 declared that the people had The right 20
say what form OF constitution they would have ana
r,c5cra itself 20 secure a submission OF the amend
rnent 70 the people for ratification or relecuoh'
II redeemed the pledge To remove the question so iar
AS possible from all political Influence specia' election
was held on June 81 1882. when the people py SoooV
majority voted In favor OF the amendment Inc suprems
cour, moon the ground OF oonformanee to the src
- u,rcnen,s OF tho Legislature in prcparingth the amend
,nt for sublsson to the people, declared the amend
ment null and void. -, 4,
The Democratic party on the 11tn OF June last In
state Convention declared opposition 10 tno o1
messed win OF the people, opposition 10 III
pna ,hs ynactment Of welrcgnated iudicIous
icense law r-wha ever wellrrguatod Jaw may pe.
=. ndcg mon the Common wealth and deem ed their
action NJ IMPOSING upon tie next LegsAtaEe ,nG 80 L.
ha,ion voted ntn the constitution precisely ~ though
the amendment had not been nunse " Iii ,hers
Cont careful analy ais of the platform VIII snow %
NOT q word IA favor of re-suonisson Oh ,rob ,he
aDe ndmenI to the people or S @, amy grOT the
snnreme Court there studied ei0rt MAZE 10 aEVa
censure or the expression OF any opinion ~ coniJ
deeslon of the Court in fact ythng wnion
In any possible way raise The question OF Tue s It
Inc amendment or tue decision OF tue court Inc p"
form therefore, on that question shpy .nis, -
Tne party has redeemed ts pledge 70 secnIr mani
fLe pcopls in partisan way ON ihe tha
e2l That the result OF that 81 eon ~ - lon
yerdct OF tho people (3) recognition OF ne
resting upon the Legislature, no ma.ea NV he
nersons N shall be constituted. no matter Mnss
bsr nerona IRE nces adopt such statutory meas
mes as viii eniofce the will OF the people, dstesn
debe expressed Further, 10 AVOID pre- lnire
gaIdng The action OF the supreme Court Ju1gs ngeu
us srecir ed "a candidate for supreme court uose 10
canse hs on,uion mon tue amendment was uknoWn ~
never hayag expressed his views, nor been
DE Taeio, this question ia the only me III IN
fore tle people In the pohtca eon'S Isl, H.,
tins State The Democratic party has arrays ne sss
oppcauon all prohib9ry WeasnIs Marty ahouyl
declaring IN It's platform for pr9npon v
am Following tno lead OF H. H. Weller SVpsrsss
elecf from lac lVth Dis rci. uniting WIN sn + -
the other wing under inc lesders,p u dos not en-
danger hs Of getllng 10 t,,e sena
for ON lie lafieI issue the Democrats ana htr
\ aro united and viii seek TO compass th' "eioA' " ~
a4tfa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
BILL NYES HORNETS.
from TIE Laramie Beemerana.

from TIE Laramie BccmfrdnG
Last fall / desired TO add 10 my rare col
lection large hornets nest / had embalmcd
tafantula aud porceain-ned neat, and desired
add 10 these the gray and airy home OF the hornet.
procured Of the size after cold weather and
hung u in my cabinet by string. forgot about 10
unui tis sprpg. When warm weather came, something
reminded Inc oft. think IL was hornet. He logged
my memory la some and called attention 10 u.
Memory Is not located where / thought II was. IL
seemed as though whenever he touched he awakened
mem9ry-A warm memory with red place all
around II.
Then some hornets came and began to rake up
old personalities. remember that one OF them lit
my upper Up. He thought ~ was rosebGd, When ne
went away IL 10 ked Ike gladious bulb iiwrapped
sheet around u 20 take out the warmth aud reduce
the swelling that could 20 through the folding
and tell my wife about if.
Hornets III all me and walked around my per-
SON. did not dare 20 scrape them on because they are
so sensitive You have to Dc very guarded ia your con-
duct toward hornet.
remember once while was watching the busy little
hornet gathering honey and June bugs from the bosom
OF rose. years ago stirred hun up with club more
lit In my sunny har-thaf was when wore my own
hairand be around througa my cleaning
quite awhile making tracks as arse as watermelon al
over my head II he hadn't run out Oh tracks my head
would baye looked like q load OF summer sqnasnes
remember 1 had 10 thump my htan against inc smoke
house order smash him, and mad 10 COMB lui out
with fne comb ana wear waste-pspsr paskes Two
weeks fOr = hat -
quaias way aftex ~ that - forever nsHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
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CRIMEAN BATTLE-FIELDS.
r,o, an OLD ocev's Letter "a The Brsh Army aud Nsse
f'o" -" 49, Gazette. 4, =,

From an Old oescers Letter q re sr'''A army a." Ss's
Sebastopol is In ruins but here and there
houses OF better description are cropping n.y. Ihcts y
Admiralty and fss s old as r~Ssd Church Of Sc
Peter and Paul. IL Is brt OF iakerman stone. ma.
with TIE new Church Of .hns ann emo ' fe n the siege
ON the north side the harbor form three ve
conspicuous white osses ssel i Tere good 81
market az day break each day, and the CITY nas tss
good hotels The newest % ~ norses for riding and CAR
rsgra for hire disposed 70 revisit she nS~ " -
early ?. vi The trenches are easily dsesrned
Inv those who have any knowledge Oh tnem Ds ~ ~
les'nn 1 =, sil directions and innumerabe pieces OF
bottles The monumental, nom long exposure te
ine sr now great me adows with far crops The
Windmill has It's roof decayed ana gone vur y.s
unused and useless as the never travel on mHe
adamized roads II they can go on grsss Sos even
the road up to the Redoubt 10 passabe for e
The battery cannot be seen nn' yvu VIZ ana
The Plains at Baaclava now under eaiivsno ard
are covered with enormous fields OF corn ~
gThe town has some pleasant new house, en-
Nh, ana good hotel is Is recreation ground ie5 ssS
Who Ike 10 get away from the dust ana ars reversd
pol s recrs in the harbor-money, vine BET ~ ~,
and hopes arr entertained that some 2, ~ 5hc Prince
in gold 70 re In 'ds s them Y, s
Solitary ssndsgs The soS ssss so ssr
Ssaa e arc ranous nsgsS,s d pissss
over the Officers q ,as asa sesu ainT4 memorial q VIE
Sr s ss q ss ss
4 nss %Is and as ~. sa ' US
81 .ssT; Sss go
ssss sA.s I, S ss;ss
fare ys5E , ,nT ,o ons 10 any psr W
and carriage. c.1 1u ~ would do we'll 70 taks SEE
psninsas a. there are plenty Of spee'msns q D'sHs
:Sa I'M s'ss > . ssss ls re- 81 =
s 81 : ;;:ss : g s 1 W. vssss =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
PRAIRIE Hay FOR NBW-Y0RK.
A Nav INpusTRY I'M IOWA.


lrnoa Az OCCASIONAL coRRfsroNDksfo OF rae i"'"' 80
DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 2s.-ln the north,
western part of state are taon'anas OF acres o. WI"
marie covered with luxurious growth OF Succue' a'o
nutritious grass. Rich companies nave "oen
-, go o..s ana hundreds OF are now
1a,,, ,besc broad acres The grass, properly cured
,pn very tightly compressed into bales Weighing IRON
go TO 100 pounds b,und with wlre viii be sent 70 new
York and other Eastern markets. The trhiic was begun
lsst year IN ANAL way experiment, ana proved
snccess. This s,ason transportation companies nave
rovded hay ears TO the demands OF what VII DO
HEAVY business All the work OF securing unis nay -
done by machinery. except feeding the Dalhe prrssers
so f,s euinR the wire Danas The coft PER toh OF cut
ting curing ard baling ready Tor shipment Is ABOUT
~ 80 II asserted that wien properly ehiea ans y,
color ns on the day It baled ,hat plseed SIDE ny
side with the best timothy ana Clever Ds,ose o,;
bor"e viii ksep in better Aesh With less grain wnsn led
on his Ray than when fed on cniliyaien lay ~, , nsy
cap be- delivered ead sold ia NcN-fork ~ Ffaoe nuon
bsloN that OF oul;lsated nay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05

of portraits Tho first two celebrities are Mr. Iry
latter Hanree These new PORTRAITS are very superior
to lr. Peegrui's old work ia Fda;ty FdF. Ihey are
larger aud carefully drawn, and the printng IN
coors IRON much work OF art ss the taxi
Ing Impressions from the fine st eching II not more So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05

Byron sealed mp till the ebd Of the century.
Mr.. Hayward says this statement 10 without foun-
dstion beyond the fact that Lord Bruughton left
some boxes Of papers rot to be opened till thirty
years after his death. These are 10 the British
Museum. Bat q the Byron Papers, left perfectly
distinct IN separate boxes and unseaed, are in the
possession of Lord Broughton's eldest daughter and
representative, Lady Dorchester, with full power
TO dispose Of them rs she may think ftr In the
Memoirs Of Lord Bronghton the separation scandal
Is fully dealt with; as, for that matter il has been
publicly. Everybody except Mr.. assffreson WAC
long since convinced that the malignant nonsense
OF the Bsecher Stowe scandal had been abnndan thy
refuted. So of many other stories which Mr. Jeaff-
reson once moro rakes mp and discusses; with a
genius for laundering peculiarly bis own. Mr.
Hayward does not spare him. Why should he
The only question Is whether book like this de
served criticism as elaborate il is destructive
But The Times aud other papers gave cordial and
careless welcome TO the book, bestowing on it q
much ignorant praise that 1t acquired factitioui
importance. Mr.. Hayward and The Quarterly ars
onIy restoring the balance when they recommend
their readers 10 REJECT Mr. Jeareson as an inposfoi
Ths Lonsdale- World ease in likely to be frnitfal
Of presidents, bat the latest exploit OF Mr. George
Lewss who defends Mr. Yates 10 the revival Of an
sntiquated piees Of procedure which l hope IL II
'o1 hbelious to describe as diafory. This Is q
plea TO the jurisdiction OF the Court OF Queens
Deheh No such plea has been made, go far ~ can
% discovered. for more than hundred years. 1t
APPEARED on examining the records that the do
sh'ant who last furnished up this rusty weapon
was SECURED 70 appear in person and die his plea
anstf cath. Mr. Lewis. who seldom misses point.
wee sdinsy carried Mr. Yates with him to the court
snu ssns word TO the Bench, on which sat At the
Ion'ent justices Msnisty and Field. wlist 10
s'sasa " do. The Bsnch became interested 90
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19
BALDWIN, MICH, THURSDAY. APRIL le, 1888

the suspensions 10y 8, and Ohio now
has 73S papers instead Of 692. The
most remarkable change has occurred
IL, the Territories, in which the daily
papers have grown from 43 to 63, and
the wceklics from 100 TO 2i3-Dakota
bcing the chief area Of activity. The
number of monthlics throughout thc
country grew from 9T6 to l,W'i. Willie
the tlailics icaped from 900 t0 ,OG2. The
figures given above are exclusive of
Canada, which possesses total Ct 6M.
II III interesting to note that the rev ~
settled regions of the Can nlian North
West arc productive of newspapers AS
well as of wheat, for number "f jOrrn-
Ills issued I'm Manitoba was nearly
during the year.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19

In presenting TO the public mode
Of treatment for the cure of those ter
riblc diseases that ajfiict mankind, It
is but just and proper that the princi-
pies upon which 1t is founded should
be set forth In as clear light rs pos
sible. The time for secrecy in such
matters is past, and ahy plan of treat
ment or remedy, that will not bear the
closest scrutiny of Scientific investiga-
ton must he regarded with suspicion.
1t is rarely in the history of medicine
that all the indications Of disease have
been met by single remedy or combi-
iiotiOn of remedies. But after con-
tinued and accurate observation Of all
the phenomena attending the course
of an almost countless number Of
cases of rupture, and extending over a
long term of yeafs, u preparation has
been gradually perfected, which, in u
most surprising and satisfactory man.
ner meets the exact requirements for
the permanent Reiiej and Care Of R,Yp-
ture, even in its most obstinate forms.
For the benefit of those Of our readers
who have not had the opportunity of
testing the merits of Excelsior Rupture
Treatment for themselves, we ask that
you send to II. H. Merrick, Ogdens-
burg, ". Y. for his Free Book on Rup-
ture.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19

ANSWER TO QUERY. Bro. Drew,
last week, asked us the question
"who published the first paper in
Lake Countym We answer very read
ily--Joln +. Radcliffe, of Hcrsey, pub
iished the first newspaper in Lake
county thc LAKE COUNTY STAR May
lst, 1878. 1t was printed at Herscy,
nn S-co!umn folio, all the matter set up
and printed there; the whole four
pages. Tile reason why the paper WAS
printed at HerseS was principally be-
cause the railroad had not yet pene-
tratcd Lake. Another reason was that
Chas. X. Radcliffe, who became part
owner, two months afterwards, and
who, 1t was understood, was to be-
come sole owner In the end, came there
nearly barc-handed, IN 40 far as money
was concerned, an,l was, of course, lily
prepared to furnish an office. Nearly
year afterwards, Thos. ID. Talbot en-
tered Lake county with a press, and
printed one half (the other side was
printed in that wicked city Of Chicago)
0t u small sheet called the IIcraid.
About two months afterward, the STAR
was both printed and published In
Lake county, as ut the present time. 1t
has been claimed by some Of the good
citizens of the county that Tom Tal-
bots printing the little onc-half of his
Chicago-impOrteds sheet for two months
prior to the advent of the STAR press
was greater feat In ''pioneer' Journal
ism, than the publishing of the LAKE
COUNTY STAR for nearly whole year
before he (Talbot) ever thought Of
coming to Lake county; and bless
their dear souls (thc 6. c.'s, we mean
we don't want to quarrel with them
over i'll It's only matter Of opinion.
Auy more questions you may be
pleased to ask, Bro. Drew, we will
gladly answer to the best of our ability.
We are living, breathing, walking,
trotting, or running encyclopaedia of
history of Lake county; except IN the
department of frauds In moving the
county seat; and that you seem to
have well i'm hand already; and, of
course, don't need a.iy posting froin us.
We io think, though, that you might
answer some Of our questions relating
to your department of Lake county
history, instead of putting us off with
barren assertions and insinuations!
Come, now! let us be mutually agree
able in this mutterI Wen post yO'i in
regard to Lake county history proper;
and in return you give US the uDwrit-
ten history of the great "frauds" and
"r6tghs' who have made reign Of
terror in "little Lake" and we tell yOu
that between us we will let the outside
world know that there is Lake
county in Michigan and lively one
too. Now remember, Bro. Drew, you
go for the frauds (ion't leave out Rad
clifie, tho terror that Marriages the
STAR, and We will do our utmost to
keep up with the matter of history ~
made by Circuit Court, Board of Sup
ervisors Town Boards, &c, &c.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19
COlubS and Colds

Are the inevitable results of sudden
changes In the weather. Immediate
attention should l,c given them 80 that
they may not become established and
result in bronchitis, congestion, in
hammatiOn ar even cOnsum ptiOn.
HomiHons Co"yh Bnisam soothes the
irritated membrane, and assists In re-
moving pl,legm and Mucus, that, by
its adhesion to the membranes, cnrses
violent coughing. Great relief Is re-
ccivei by even those in the last stages
of Consumption. In Group and whOO1,-
ing cough 1t is unequaltd. Price %
and 80 cents per bottle. Sold by n.
(nnuiu.ll baldwin Mich
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19

The Sanitary Convention will be
held at Reed City, OIL Thursday and
Friday next, April Goth and 27th. The
first session will be held ut 2:SO p. M,
Thursday. An interesting programme
has been prepared; and it is expected
that the following persons will take
part: Hon. j. b. Judkins Herscy;
Prof. v. q. Vaughan, Ann Arborj o.
=. Dewey, Reed City; Rev. E. H. Day,
Cadillac; f. J. Groner M. D.. Big
Rapids; Jno. Avery, M. d., President
of State Board of Health; G. Ii. White,
NJ. d., Reed City; A. w. Jenkins, M.
d., Reed City; /. N. Coleman, NJ. D.,
Cadillac; L. 8. Ellis, M. D., Manistse;
g. M. Martin, M. D., Greenville, and
others. Reduced fare on railroads may
be obtained by applying to the Secre-
tary, DIR. E. 8. Richardson, Of Reed
City.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19

The April number of the Musical
World IL filled, as usual, with good
things, niusicul and otherwise. s.
Bruiiiarl's Soi,s, publishers, isj State
st., Chicago.
We are rcTuested to annohee that
the ladies of Baldwin are invited to he
present at 3 o'clock p. m, Saturday,
April 2lst, ut the residence Of Mrs. B.
Coon, for the purpose Of fUrnling d
literary society.
The Ladies' F1orat Cabinet for April
has for its opening article poem enti-
tied "In April" and contains, besides,
pleasant and instructive articles, OH
"Lawns," ""Wonders of the Vegetable
Kingdom" " Egyptian LOTUS" avid
Flowers" &c. II is published at % We.
sey st., New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19
Dancer.

Do you know that you are liable to
attacks of Dyspepsia and alI kinds Of
Stomach Derangments? Ies, worse
still, to that result of Kidney and
Liver disorder that Is known Ms Dia-
bctcs or possibly Brisht's Disease.
They nre often fatal and that In n
very short time. Loss of appetite,
sour stomach, dim,'ess of vision, tlizzi-
hess, pains in side and back AMI many
others are but the symptoms of dis
ease. Bc wise In time. HTmeiee's
Dyspepsid, DiaLctes, Kidney and Lirer
Cure is the sovereign remedy. Large
botilcs lilo. Sold by Il. Campbell,
baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19


The 18th annual session of Michigan
State Medical Society will occur ut
Kalamazoo, "Wednesday the 9th day
of May, 1858; and all physicians in
Michigan who can comply with the
requirements of the Society are cordial
ly invited to he present and identify
themselves with its interests.
The Continental Vocalists and Swiss
Bell Ringers will give one of their pop
ular entertainments, in Court House
Hall, Monday evening, April 28d. Re-
served seats are OH sale at the postof-
flee. We hear the troupe well spoken
of, and doubtless those who go to hear
them will be pleased.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19

The seventh season of Brearlcy's
pleasure tours from "Detroit to the Sea,
will consist of three trips, leaving De-
troit June 9Th and July llth and 25th.
w editor has received half dozen
chestnut trees from Berrien county,
this State, and will try the experiment
of making them grew OH the plains.
The Ladies Mite SOcietS of the NJ,
e. Church, of Baldwin, will give an
other Maple Sugar Social, ut Mrs. f..
Sl,ane's, ONE week from nest Tuesday
evening; May 1st. All are invited.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19
Riisodd CbmPl.htd Through Cen
Ter qf Lamis.

Do not ys Wcst or South until
You learn wl,rt Michigan offers in.
telligcnt farmers. You can dc
better with lees money nearer
home.
Lands rich, dry, and gently
r"liing. Timhered mainly with
Sugar Maple, Rock Elm, BASS
wood, Ash, Beech, 1lumlovh, ETC.,
and are well watcrcd by lakes,
rivers aud spring brooks.
Strong soils, fine crops. healthy
climate, schools and churches, in
telligent population, mainly from
Eastern States and Canada.
I For Books, Maps, etc, address
w. o. HUGHART,
LAND COMMISSIONERS,
ss-rIrLE PERFECT.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19
$40 Reward!

The publishers of "The American
Monthly" offer the following prize:
To the person telling us where to find
the shortest verse in the New Testa.
ment Revised Edition) we will give
TWENTY DOLLARS IN GOLD.
Ccnditionsi--In competing for this
Prize the Revised Edition will be used.
Answers must be mailed OH or before
April "a, 1888. Each reply must be ac-
companied 10y 20 cents In silver (nO
stamps taken) for which you will re-
ceive "The American Monthly" for
May, containing the award of this
prize, aud other prize offers,
Address,
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.;
Knoxville, Iowa.
fN-Perhaps this Is for YOU.-AG
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19

From the new edition ofMessrs. Geo.
p. Rowell & Co.'S American Newspaper
Directory, which is now In press, IL APP
pears that the newspapers aud period.
fcals of all kinds issued In the United
States and Territories now reach the
imposing total of III JOG. This Is an In
crease OF ss5 In twelve months. Taxi
Ing the States one by one, the news.
paper growth in some is very consider
able. The present total In New York
Sc Si9, IN the he u, past year. fhe increase @ in in
Pennsylvania is 4S, the existing num-
Der being 84s. NebfaskA's total grew
from l75 70 2gl, and Illinois from 800
to oo4. A yeax ago Massachusetts $ ss ts had
Texas the new papers outnumbered
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19
IndCrSed by tie Clergy.

We take pleasure in recommending
DR.. Warmers White Wine of Tar
Syrup to the public, and especially to
any public speaker that may bc
troubled with throat or lung disease.
REv. NJ. l.. I}o0HER,
Pastor Presbyterian Church,
Reading, Mich.
REV. j. Il. IDDINGS,
Albion, Mich.
Rev. V. l.. Lockwood,
Ann ArlMr, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19
Scientific Investigation

Has proved that nothing hut direct
application can cure the many forms
of piles, that 80 trouble all CLASSES of
mankind. In all forms of piles, i'm
mediate and careful attention Is need
ed. by faithfully following the dircc-
tion given with each box Of Purn,eiCe's
Pile SulpOsH0rics II cure Is certain.
Warranted to give immediate relief.
Price sic per box. Sold Ivy T.. Camp
bell, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19

SOLDIERS, ATTENTION. = Milo B..
Stevens & Co., the well known War
Claim Attorneys, will be represented
ut Baldwin, Friday end Saturday,
April 9th and 26th, 1883, by their
Special Agent. Soldiers and Others In
terested in claims for Pensions, In
crease of Pensions, Arrears Of Pay and
Bounty Of those charged with deser-
tion, or other claims, It is hoped will
give him call.
His whereabouts may be ascertained
at the Office of the County Clerk.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19
A Card.

TO all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions al youth, ner
vous, weakness, early decay, l,,ss OF
munhool, &c., Will send u recipe
that will cure YOU, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by n missionary in South
America. Send sclf-a,l,lressed envel-
opc to the REV. JOSEPH Il. INMAN, STD
tom ID, NclU York Cify.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19

Mr., and Mrs. w. "A. Dueress re-
turned last week from al extended
tour through the Southern States.
While there, Mr.. Ducfess invested
several thousand dollars in real estate
ut Birmingham, Ala, and Is highly
plensed With the country thereabouts;
In fact, so much SO that he will return
in u few days. He has the agency for
1880 acres Of coal and mineral lands
In that vicinity. NUc$ Republican,.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-04-19
In the SDring

Nature intends that the human body
should be relieved Of the heavy, stag
nant humors which always accumu-
late during the winter mouths, and
the very hest medicine for accomplish
ing this object Is Purmciee's M0oot
PUiider. 1t will cleanse and purify
the system and drive out all humOrs
and impurity safely and quickly.
Price 81 90 for large bottles. Sold by
l.. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.