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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

There are some novel consignments
by express; such ~ live eat Il, box,
which passed through here u day OF
two sii,ce.
We ARE In receipt Of copy. Of the
lake City Leader, with the invitat tion
to "X." Al right, Brother, you arc
down for tl,e worst we con render.
Now rs the time To make up your
mind that you will have those si,acie
trees planted In front of your premises,
next Spring.
Hon. p. NJ. Danal,er, of Lu.lington,
will SOON start on . trip tc the South,
accompanied by his wife as far ~
Little Rock, Ark.
e. w. Thompson has supply Of the
celelnatcd "chow chow" and II you
want pickle that has the "snap" tn
II, call snd get some.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

The COngrcgat tionai church ut Man.
istee, has reccntly been repaired to the
extent cf about $1,000, and will soo,'
have 5000 pipe organ. Then they
will have one Of tile finest churches
north Of Grand Rapids.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con :
gregatlonal church will give "Mum
Social" OH the evening Of Jan. Nlh,
to lie held at the new Opera Hall. Ad-
mittance lOcts. All are cordially in
vitej.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

The American Express CO. has re.
duced the return coIIsctiOn fee on all
&c O. D." amounts under S., to ff.
teen centA il has heretofore l,ecn
held ~ quarter.
Come Tibet, or thieves, not having
the fear II present or future punish
nnepf sufl1ciently inmind "tmrgled" a
half Dozen fbwis from l.. N. Parker's
barn, In Wsbbcr, few nights since.
Evart Revicsc: married, on Jan.
9, ut the M. r. parsonage, by Rev. O..
Donnldsou, Henry NJ. Buclsnan to
Mrs Jennie Anderson, both Of Bald
win."
A. list of government pensioners,
resilient Of Lake county, may bc found
on the editorial page Of this Issue Of
the SrAR-from tho Official lists at
Washington.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17
Ladies'.

The LADIES UNDERG GARMENT MIRO
Co, . 80. May st., Chicago, H., wish
to secure lady agent to control the
sale of their new "Daisy Stocking
Supporter" in every town and village
in this section. tn the hands of a good
agent the DAISY" sells as ft,st MS it
can I've shown. Write, with stamps,
for terms, which are very liberal.
Rhsi,,ess permanent and worth $50 a
month.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

1t II possible that the improvements
in the chemical works, ut Luther, will
not be completed 40 that. they will re-
sumo business ill April. They are
cutting an immense pile Of wood.
We are In RI ceirt of u copy of Mich
'gdn Almanac for 1854, published I,y
the Post d Tribune c., Detroit. 1t is
full OF valuable information, and
worthy place IN every home.
The r. 4 r. NJ. n. II. round house,
at Manistee, burned, last Thursday; al
80. the dwelling Of Fred. Fields. Loss,
$1,000; insurance 81, 900.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

Chase has voted the additional
amount 0f funds TO complete the wa
ter works.
There was regular tl,aw, Sunday;
hut It caught a hard cold, during the
night following.
There has been just enough snow for
splendid sleiyling, thus far this Win.
ter.
Hab you a colb do? We habd deem
stleezing sb flowing our doss dill Ids
fairly sore.
Prosecuting Attorney Withey IL cut
again, after several days confinement
10 the house frcnl sickncss.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

The Ludington appeal says: "Traiss
on the G. & w. NJ. II. r.. make close
connection at Baldwin with the +. 4
p. M. II. r. for Grand Rapids and
Chicago and other points. The pub
lie who reside this side Of Baldwin are
beginning to adopt this route IN pre-
ference to that via Reed City,"
The e. & w. Nj. freight train crew
had just got down to comfortable
seat hy the fire, Saturday night, after
their trip from Grand Rapids; when a
telegram order came 10 run to Muske-
gon. 1t was hard task, as they were
already pretty well tired out.
Baldwin now has eight passenger
trains arriving and eight leaving daily,
except Sundays. Five out of the eight
carry express und four Of them mail;
willie il is expected that soon we will
receive mail Ave times daily. Such
facilities are of value to susiness men.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

The November number of that prac-
tical monthly, "THE HoUsEKEEPER, /"
Minneapolis, Minn., has full page
illustration Of Prize Kitchen Plans,
some Of them wonderfully good. "THE
HoUsEKEEPER" IL now near the end
of its sixth year, and il. better than
ever before. The Grand Premium list
for 1884 is sent free to any address.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

We learn that tile hotel owned by
VIM. Thompson, aud managed toy
Evart jerks IL about 10 change hands;
having been sold to George Taylor and
another party, from Gun Lake.
We have been In receipt of ngrcea-
ble calls, this week, from II. Z. Smith
and .. FowleR Chase; John Ballingcr
aud VIM. Wsldin, Cherry Valley; l..
McCluskey, Ellsworth.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

The American Express Company Il
circulating some neat calendars for
1884; advertising it's money order busI-
ness.
Marshal Cummins, Of Chase, has
been appointed Deputy Sheriff, by
Sheriff Robertson.
We have just added some more cuts
to our newspaper department,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

II seems that the parties who were
to establish . machine shop and
fsundry at Chase, failed la their un-
dertaking; and the Eclipse intimates
that they have not dealt properly by
stockholders IN the enterprise; so that
a criminal warrant wss issncd. Reed
MAS TIE name.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

NOTICE To LUMBERMEN AND 9TH
ERs-W Wanting to buy Beef by the Side.
Mutton or Fork by the Carcass, that
have made arrangements with firm
In Milwaukee to get 1t shipped In large
quantities, and will supply you at the
cheapest rates you can get anywhere.
-. A. G. G0EIIREND,
Baldwin Meat Market.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

Our readers should ut all times keen
IN mind the Fine stock Of Drugs and
Medicines ON the shelves ut II. Mat.
tlews h C0.s, Chase, Mich.; also, the
fs.pply Of Wall Paper, School Books,
Ola, Paints, &c., &c.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

The winter months are half gone.
Another dance, Ia opera hall, lasi
Friday evening.
Mrs. Belinda Coon Is still suffering
with III health.
Chsuncey Gibhs, Esq, of Ludington,
was in town, Saturday.
Bishop Gillespie, of Grand Rapids,
passed. through Baldwin, Monday.
Cleo. G. Townsend lias two Of the
neatest signs IN town, at his new flour
and feed store.
The Board of Supervisors convened
Tuesday, instesd Of Monday, as fore
told In ti,e papers. last week.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

at cost and less.
Do not buy until you have
looked at our stock and prices.
We need the room for Spring
Goods and they must be closed
out.
Come and secure some of the
bargains for we mean Business.
We have the best stock of
Groceries in Lake County, which we
are selling at all times as cheap as
the cheapest.
No trouble to show Goods.
Call and see us and we will
convince you that it is to your
interest to buy Of us.
RESPECTFULLY, ~
T0STFR RI AcKMAN 3 G0s|
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

Mothers cam save money l,y getting
their boys clothes at the Une-Pricc
MAMMOTH CLOTHING House,
Cl,use, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC,
Only Two aud one Half Dollars per Year.
Best and Cheapest Illustrated Newspaper in
In every State in the Union Address.
J.w HINkLEY, Manager,
THE GRAPHIC Co.,
~ and Il Park Plaoe, N. Y. City.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

PREPARED MINcE MEAT!-Best
Quality, coustnntly on hand, ut New
City Meat Market.
AUa. c. GoEHREND,
Prop.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

We have the exclusive sale Of the
Mayfi0wer Mills Flour. tile Best IN the
State. One trial will convince you of
It's Meriis.
FOerER. BLACEMAN d 60.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

Orders left at Canpbell's Drug Store
for baldwin City Mills will he prompt
IL attended to.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

The Onc-Price Mammoth Clothing
House, Chase, Mich, are selling GODds
scsvrdinx tO the times.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

Fine custom made suits at the one
price MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,,
Chase. Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

We have expected larger trade this
last season; as times have changed We
,.ow offer big Inducements. Come
one! Come ail
MAMMOTH CLOTYIINa HOUSE,
ChNse. Mich,
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DR.. w. b. Mott,
BALDWIN. MICH.
Once In M0tt's Drug Store, Mich. Ave.
10. Patterson,
ATTORNEY II Law,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
Reed city, Mich.


TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS:-An 4
draWn across this item tCith pen or pen
eli signifies that y0ur sx6scription has
expired, and a re"etcdi respectfully so
icifed.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1884-01-17

(Mnned Goods cheap and good!
We are selling Sugars way down t.
Rock Bottom Prices.
FssrER, RLACKMAN & Go.
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FURNITURE STORE!
At Baldwin.

Our Furnitur. Store has proved
a success; and from the very libsr-
al patronage it has received We feel
warranted in adding to it, and shall
keep this departn.st we'll filed
with
STAPLE FURNITUREr
Direct from the best msnufacturers
at prices that cannot be beaten.
CcOn, Russell <G Co.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-05
A FUNNY srunH sy A sENArOK.

How mar. Vance ssiled Between n Uenoni.
naiSnal sc,us ana Unsryouis.
Bill Arp in the Atlanta Constitution.
heard Zsb Vance telling how be cap.
tuIed the vote OF a backwoOds settleme ut
in North Carolina when he first ran for
Congress. He said that he had never been
in that settlement and didn't know the
boys. He rode over the mountains aud
found about sixty sovereigns at cross
road grocery and he got down and hitched
his horse aud began to make their aC-
quaintance and crack his jokes around and
though he was getting along pretty we'll
with them, but he noticed au old man With
shaggy eyebroSs aud big brass spectac es
sittins on a chunk ana marking in the
sand with stick. The old man didn't
seem To pay any attention TO Vance and
after While Vance concluded that the old
man was bel -wettlrr OF an. hock and that
1t was necessary to capture hun, 80 nr
sided up close tO him aud the old mau got
up and shook himself and leaned forward
on hIs stick aud said sOlemnly: This IL
Mr.. Vance, | believe?" "Yes, sir" said
Vance. And you have come over here 10
See my boys about their votes, | believe {?
''Yes sir, )" SAID Vance, that is my busi
ness.
"Well, SIR" said the old man, "afor,
ike To ak you few questions"
Certainly, SIR, certainly said Nanc"
"WhaJ church mout you belong TO ?
said the old man.
TuaG was sockdologer didu't
belong to any church. He kew that 70
HgIOn ana meeting was a dig thing in the
back woods aud controlled their politics,
but he dIdu'J know what their religion
was, for North Carolina was powerfully
spotted. but he squared himself for the
responsibility and says he "WelL now,
my friend, | will tell you about that, foI
it is fair question. o. course 1t Is. Well,
you see my grandfather came frOm Scot.
land, ana you know that over i'll Scotland
every body Is Presby yteiian." Here he
paustd d 10 note the effect, but saw no sigu
OF sy mpathy with his grandpa.
y. But my grandmother came from Eng.
nsd aud over there every body belongs to
the EgScJpai church." He paused again
anu Inc Md mau marked another mark III
tne sauu ~Ad spit his tobacco away of.
Dus my l@aer Was born In this country
I'D Methodist s~NtlomenJ AID 80 he sTe "
up MethodlsI.' sull no sign OF ap
proval from the old Mau and so Vanc,
took his last shot and SAID "But nv
good Old motner Was BAptiss and IT'S nv
opinion that mau has got 10 yo under
water TO go TO heaven"
the old man walked up and taking him
by the hand SAID "Well, you are aNl
right, Mr. Vance," and then turning Il
tho crowd said !: Boys, he'll do and yor
may vote for him, 1 thought he lookec
like BiptIst," And the old man slow J.!
drew b4sk from his coat tail and hande,
1t to Vance to seal his raith.
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IN UsE 10 YEARS.

Impurity OF Blood, however generated, Is
always PIE ,enJ in the Duuy when pain Is felt
IL spI eads anu teTmenLs wherever Il weak spot
or low vi alily exists.
BRAsDAETH 5 PILLS are ths one greal and un
failing remedy, because tneY take hold and
eGppi only wnat Is LurLIuI; so when sick
nave pain, dizziness. rneumatisIn, coils, oI
cosiveness, take Irum three TO dve, ana II they
DO not operate in Tour hours or so, lake thIct
or iouf IN, re. They CLEANSE the bow els auu
circulation from All impuri les OF the blood
ana often save lie BRAHDRKTH's PILLS pre-.
serve the vigor OF you h, anu Tor a long peuoc
Keep Oh The debility OF age.
sold In every drug and medicine store, witt
plain printed objections tor use.
Ss-o Ia III ana Quality, In the DiamonI
ID es more c"iorin. Is given Ian in any
known uyes, ana tury Eive iasttI ami more
DrliiianL cOIors. lOc. al all dTuzgisLs Wells
hlchdIdsOn n Co.. huTIiugtOn, Vt. Samoa
Caru, 81 colors, and bouk oI directions Ior 2c
stamp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-05

" Sreat hng!isB Remedy. Al unfAlilns
.ure tor Impotency, and ali Diseases thai
Iude, Pain in the B6ck, Dtmness of
Vision, Premature Old age, and many
other diseases that lead 70 Insanity or Con-
sumption and IA Premature crave Full pal.
lculRrs In ouT pampIel, which Ee desire u
send free Dy II al. To c7ery one. The SPECIFIC
AeuiCineis sold by al tTC- g,sLs a. 81 per paCa.
gy u.lIi on the receipt DI nc money, Oy al
lIessAng me agent,
Il. B. COCHRAN, Druggist
| NOS. l5l anG l5s North Queen street, Lancsls-
ter, Pa.
| On account OF cOunJerfeits, We have aGoyt-
81 the itagS WIappsI the only genuine.
| TIE GRAZ MEDICINE CO.,
- - -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-05

~ OAASL Aas-5E "a .AlA, N..S
IN hEkb.-All persons are hereby IorDiddsI
~ lrsspass On any oi The IAnus oI Inc Corn.
WslI Vi opood weI estates, in Lebanon All,
Lancaster count Llos, wnetnor inclosou or nm
inclosoa, either tor Ine purpose ot shooting o,
nsniIis, ~ the Jaw wlI De rlgidly enIorct,y
against All Lruspassing ON SAID lands OF Ia,
Undersigned sILeI inls nOJice,
wM. COLEMAN fREEAAH'
h. fkhCl ALDEN,
EDW AkD o. FhkEMAk,
Attorney tor n w ColenAn's Hei,s
oletfdAwt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-05

I OFifucIh -es-iOnj FINcOlt Gi1y, M
MISS SNENH y. RANDDLPH, PRINCIPAL
situation Uusurusssirgly neautiful and Gil.
mate noted to- It's sgGu0gity. with It's able
corps OF teachers IT. great aivAn ages for
securing a liberal euucAtiUn, and the happy
tr-ulls from It's II tHUus Ut instruction and
ais aipltne, 10 other sCUoul can BE- found 0tfer.
ng greater ADVANTAGES tor tue training OF
young Ia les ana children than THIS well
known lnsIifu ION otcIs. Apply to Principal
iOT Circular. ly-s-ZiutOi
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-05

In one case IersonMly kf own to me the
success OF BurdOck flood BlueTs was AliuO-
incIenlDie. % iady uescrIUeu them as worth
hu"dTeds W dottdrs my self have The gIeaL-
gist, hutnVen, ont. FOR sale by h. B Loch
ran, druggist, l31 ana l59 NUuh Queen slIesl
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Ibs People A.,opi,p.a.

Many people are astonisheu v hen thew dis
cover Tue Wide circulation Of Thomas kclsc-
Tto Ott. There Is Lafuly IA rug house Ia 4 n,.
county That 90, not have LnIs remedy uunn
lie sLelVes Ihe pubic have lou, Il IL 1. "A i,nn, 4
thluB auu suck ~ IL For sale by n H I,cn
ran, druggist A5I ahd ISS Norm Queen street
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thousands say so,

hr Il. W, Atkins, Oirard, Kan, writes; "
never hesitate 10 recommend YOU nIectri,
n.tVeLs 7" M Gu toheis, ihey Eiye entiIe ST
bitlofs are the purosL anu best meuiclne
known ana vii Positively cure hiuury nIutt
Liver complaints Purify lhe DiOod anf reg.
ulaLo the bowels. No IaIIiiy can affUru 10 10,
without theui. They ~iiI save handreds on
dollars lu DOCTORS Ohts every YEAR. sold al
Nos lSi and lSs Moran queen stIeeI, ancsst,.r'
Pa IN
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DO Nuu itaIIsv. N

That IN this town there gre scores OF persona
passing OuI STORE every day whose uyos .Lr,
nhue mlseIaDie by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Sour ana distressed stomach, Liver G,Ju-
plainl, Constipation, when IUr I5C We will sell
them. solu by IA. IS. Cochran, Druggist 30
~ ana lSs North Queen street iSUI-eod9
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NoErEwARU
TItINs
JUKSW WALL IrBaNOS \ FltI,utg n
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Trains leave Lebanon daily loNcCpt sun
day at $50 n IN, l2,lN and 7sg1 y. ~.
Arrive at Cornwall nj $40 A. m, 1887 IA.
and 40 u, m; at CUncwHYu at ~ a. m, I'2b
ana s.2u y. m, connecting with tnu hCuH-s
vRnia railroad for points East and West.
EORrHwhRp.
Trains leave CoueNago at 7:3n n M. s:'n auO
S!lS y IN.
Arrive AT Cornwall at s.ISa m, IIs ana s.l8
u. IN; at Lebanon "a s.@I h. M. { 80 ana 4:LA D.
IN, COnnrCtiLg at Lebanon with FniWU'I pima
4 RtHliing railroad for pUiut- baSt .lud West,
and the LCpanOn 4 fremont branch tOI Johns.
town. PiuCgTuve and T}tupU'.
The $3.50 "A. tUlu " Nl stop only at Corn
wall COlpbTOUk und EpliNirp.
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HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
By RaiIrOad-NEw loRK THRoUsr MAIL. $500
anu 1880 II. H. 1880 p H., 5;b D. IL. ami 2ut u,
WAY MAIL east, 1880 a. m
DowSIEsrowS, Leaman Place and Gap, 6:l5
p. m
PHILADELPHIA THROUGH MAIL, $40 aud 7.yUH.
~, S.+l H. M, 1890 500 aud 2:uOa ia.
PIrrsBURG AND WEST, 800 II. IN, l:2O and lU:i5
p.
HARRISBURG MAIL, 500 ami 500 a. IL, l;4y, $50
7:l5 ana lU,l5 y, IA,
NAY MAIL west, 6 . and 800 Il. m.
BALTIMORE AND WAsH1EGTos, via Philadelr
phih 5:tJ p. IN.
BALTlMdRE AND wAsHISsToN, via York, 1850
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToS, wa Harrisburg
| l0:45 p. III.
BIRD S.HAND, Chrislianu, PtrKa,Durg,
COatesyiile and DOwningIOwn at 1850 p. III,
toLU aBIA at 300 IN. 1850 and 800 y IA
YoRK AND ioRE WAY, l:5p ana iO:4b p. m.
NoWTHKRs CENTRAL, 500 a. IN. i:sb aud 1915
p. IN.
REAptEg, via KEADISG AsU COLUMBIA K. H.,
| 7;0O II. III. aud 1870 p. IN.
RBADIEG, VIA Phiiadel y Ma, .: and II ~ = IN
| READING WAY, via junction LiLitz, Ma
neim, kttst Hempneld and hphrdta, 5:l5 y. III.
| OUAkRYvILLE, Larruargo, sew Pr yiuenCr,
W. est NrIIow, Martin vile, hetlOu anu Lin
| Valley, S;I5 a. IN. anu 500 = IN.
NEW HoLLANn, ChuI chtrwn, Greenbtnk,
| Blue BAH, GuOdNillu, BCartOWn an Spring
| 5ioye, by way OF Downtngtown, al 6:l5 y, IN,
| ami llOJ q IN,
sAvE HARBoE, via Columbia $50 "A. m. and
~ stage -sIackwater and safe HarOor,
daily, at i!Jp ia,
To MillersYilie, sand ll.SO a. N. aud p. IL.
| BinkloN bridge, LeaUock, Barsyille, New
Holland, 2S0 p IA.
| wuIOw street smithYille, Buck. Chestnut
Level Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
kock springs, tairmOunt ana Rowlandsvillo,
I Md, daily, at 19O d.
LanuIs' kaiey, Oregon, Wese Earl, Farm
| eTsYiile, Nehsyille, lhnkietOwn, Terre Hin,
MartlndHle, daily, at 1:3U r. IA.
! Greenland, soi unity, LAm peter and heat
| land Milis 10 stIiLs surg, dtily AT y. IN
| New Danyille, LouestOga, harucNille, Cole
mhnyiLe, Mount Nebo, RIA slinsytlie, Be-
| thesda ana Liberty square, daily, NJ 900 p. IN
| On sunday evening, mails east anu west
clos NJ lO:OU y. m
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HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BIT8BRS

The rcputatirn oi Hnstotter's stomach Bit
tiers as preventiveut eptdemics. a astomachtc,
an inviZount, Ee eru Restorative, ami a
Cthc tor tevar amt ague, indigestion, bill
ous affections, Ih'UmHlisrn nervous ueuiliIy,
c Institutional weakness = ssta Iisued upon
the sound bA-i- Oi mo ethan twenty years eN-
perienCe. and can no more re shaken b. the
claptrap ost- ums OF uu- cieniifc pretenGers,
than the everlasting hills by Z winds that
rustic through their det -.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener.
ally, sI.imaeOdSw
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lancaster .gntflligenccr.
FR1oAY EVENING, SEPT, 8, 1884.

MY BABY AMI.
Ippety, hippety kee!
see baby,
Merry as may he,
Blinking and smiling at roe
While you've been sleeping
In silent security.
have been keeping
watch, bonnie bird OF love, nested in purity !
have been sitting
Con entediy shifting,
Quietly reading, or silently sewing
In shade, while outside the bright sun was
glowing.
Come from your nest, deari
Leave It till night
Come to my breast, dear
Costly rest here
In loving delight
Ippety, kippety, tippety-,eei
love baoy, and baby loves me,
whippety, uppety, kippety-ki!
We are so nappy-and God knoweth why
Ippety, sippety keel
Ahi my baby,
May your lies wy De
Bri ,ht as life path car be;
And when rm sleeping
In breat HESS security,
May you be Teaplhg
Rich harvest OF golden grain ripened in pa
rityi
Sweet as told you
And tenr'erly h Ii you
Close to tue heart that with love. fire is glow
ing,
My cup OF pure pleasure is nlled to oeIhoW-
tngI
Dear you have heard OF love
All the year long
Sing then, blIthe bird OF love,
Sing, without word OF love,
Lo 'e's sweetes song
Ippety, kippety, Jippety.teei
I'll sing to you wnen yo've sung 10 me;
Then, with whippety, kippety-ki,
Wen sing together, my baby ana 1.
Charles Johns, in CdsSeN $ Magazine
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LNKASKLIS AND MARsH ALI
ACADEMY.

The FAN term OF this tnsutu ion will open
THURSDAY \. NJ. SEPI 1 thorough
training il attempted In Latin, Greek and
Ma nrmatiCs wit special att u'iru to tht,
rnr.t-u branches Tue building has been
Z. oroughly repaired and tie terms are reas
Oua'rlu GEOhG + I. Nj Ii, 4. VI
ug5 ts6t Rector
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SFLwYN HALL.


\ Preparatory school tor Boys, cOnduc-e ed on
th, Military plan Thorough preparation tOI
all the higher institute MS OF learning.
For circulars address the Headmaster,
jy23tSl LOT CL RkE BISHOP
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NEW YORK STORE.
sDUUITIUS.IL.

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ANIhG DIssDLtED fARI = D. rs MA
III and peLmuHeuQy closed The Chestnut
street Iron Works, dGsiIe TO inform my Ole
patrons and the public generally, ,uat All
sun III tho business, DelnB located IN the Penn
Iron COmpany's uFks, North Plum street
where / am making Iron anu Brass Castlngl
OF every Disruption, and viii bt pleased u
serve ali who may favor me with their patron.
age. From 40 years OK Xperlence III the business
anu using the best material ana employing
the best mechanics, ALL satt fled | can guai.
anLee entire satisfaction. Castings ma ~ from
"A mixture OF iron and steel which are more re
liable tOr strength ana Durability than tie
best cast iron known. v teeth roll piniUns
rolls and rolling mill worE Speciality. Cast
inHs made OF very sort iron, ana Drass cast
Ings oi every description. 1 have ali the pat
teTs al the well and ayOraDly known hOwrel
Corn ana Cob CrusheI, reftted ana approved
Also on hand, mills completely ntLed up Oi II
parts, TO replace Oil ones which have bGG II
use tor years, guaranteeing them to give sat
istacLion.
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