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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
DISCUSSING THE PENIrEyrIARY REVOLT

The Kings County Commissioners OF Charities and
Correction yesterday completed their nvchtigatOn Of
the causes leading 10 the recent outbreak among the
cOnvicts In the Ientcntiary Mr.. Reeve ruled ont the
reports from other prisons which Mr. Nissan wanted TO
submit az evidence. comparative table OF mortality
In various prisons presented under much protest by
Mr. kssarn. GEORGE H. Baldwin former keeper In
the Pcnitentary cndeayorcd to testify but after half
OF DISCUSSION between Mcssrs Reeve and kssam,
his evidence was thrown out Tho effort 10 prove
alleged uncloanness IN the Penentiary by the fore
OF the stove shop also proved Irrelevant Mr..
kssan MED that tho tasks OF the prisoners in
creased at his instance charged by Warden Green.
lie admitted saying, after tho revolt that tho prisoners
insuficcntly fed. comparison was made be-
the fare Of the prison at Sing Sling and that OF tho
Penentiary Mr.. Kissam said the former the
hclter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07

q game from the Bulfaos to-day by good batting. the
fielding being equally poor both sides There WERE
however few errors batted balls most OF the mis-
takes being bad throws The visitors tried Fisher o
last years keystone Unions, as pitcher ana lie was h'
hard The game was satisfactorily unplred by Curry.
appointed on the regular League staff In place OF ua
new whose resignation has been reluctantly accepted
The features OF the to-day were an exceeht ctcn
by Manning aud Mulveys batting. Tho score was
Philadelphia. ............-.....--4 4 u y
Buffalo Observation-Disclosures % u = .
Base Philadelphia IL Buffalo, T. ErrorsLPhiade
phia. l2 Buffalo. IL. Pitchers -cusck ana fisner YIN
BosToN. Aug. 6-The Boston and st. Louis clubs
played to-day and home club again won after wc.i
played and interesting game. The score WAS as ioi'
lows: .
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! 0G0 i n-S
St Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. U " V
Base hits-Boston 10; IT. Louis, o. Errors nston !
st. LOUIS 7. Pilchers-Buflnton and Boyle. omp"o
Mr. sullivan.
PROVIDENCE. Aug. 6.-After an interesting game DC
tween the Providence and Detroit clubs tho champions
managed to win The Detroit club played wen III to
field but could not gauge Shaw's curves. Following 10
the score:
Detroit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o D u
Base hs-Provdencc Detroit. 1. Errors-Provldcnce'
q; Detroit 3. hcrs-Shlw add Jctzoln OmpHo-"i'
Ferguson
At Kingston-Kngston. 90; Hddson l. .,
Al acknowledgements Pittsbur., o. Only thIec
innings account of ram. go
At 81. Louis-St Louis, ; Louisviiie,o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
TRlySA TLdNTIO VELLERS.

Among the passengers who sailed on the Re-
public Of the White Star Line. for Liverpool yesterday
wore \. II. Apscl, g. C. Bower, H. Bolton A. G. Bed
ford Mr.. and Mrs Il. r. Crooks Mr. and Mrs. George e.
Carlisle Mr. AID Mrs T.. Colchester Mr. and Mrs H. Car
ter, James y. Cooper. j. j. Desmond Emilio Gomez
Flores. Goold Hoyt Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Hughes.
Major and Mrs. A. II. Luck, Mr.. and Mrs. S0hn Maggie,
Dr. Joseph Parish. Mr. and Mrs. g. L. Rives, Henry Roe
der, H. Spence, Is. H. Tuttc, A. a. futile. T. TAFT, Al
fred woodal, Y. Stuart Wortoy, W. II. Waldbaum and
tho Rev. Joaeph II. Zmmcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

General Grant lying IN state In CITY Hall:
Grant memorial services, Academy OF Music Jersey
CITY. p.
Music IN City Hall Park by singing societies evening
Ncw-York Chicago baseball match, Polo Grounds
p. IN. -.
Mikajo contempt case. United States Circuit Court.
Chappaqua monthly meeting centennial celebration
ChappaIua. D. -
Citizens Law aud Order League Committed. Gilsty
X. u M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
WORK BEGUN on A OROSS.TOWy RAILROID.

gang of labOrcrs began to lay crOssties for
n street railroad In EIghty-sixth-st, between Tenth
ave and the boulevard, early Wednesday morning.
Yesterday they had two tracks laid In that section OF the
street. The ties and string pieces were OF green wood
aud tho rails long and broad with tho anges at
the outside edges Loads Of timber and rails bolng
left for the wOrkmen between the Boulevard and the
Riverside Drive. IL said that the double track rail-
road would DO extended from tho drive through Eighty
srs and the transverse road across Central Park TO
connect with tho Fourthave. road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
IMPROPER FOOD TIE "a USE OF AN EFIDFHTC.

DR.. JaElcs Is. Taylor OF inc SanItafy BuTtnu
recey reports from the inspectors who had
been sent 70 investigate tho outbreak OF dyseptery In
tho Hebrew quarter. lie said that tho disease was
caused by the iiso Of improper food such decaycd
fruits and vegetables and rotten sh which tho Hebrews
living IN tho Tenth Ward persist In eating. Similar
epdecs havo occurred In that part Of tho city In tho
winter tms No fears entertained that tho present
outbreak will much loss Of fc but tho sanitary
officers will mako frequent raids upon the vendors Of
food In that district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
JERSEY CITY.

u,iitam winfield age eigh osn Of No IL Myrtle-avo.
pronIyn died the Charity Hospital from injuries
criyed by being struck by locomotive at Wcst End on
Monday.
lanes McCann, nse twelve. OF No. % Dudlcy-st was
drowned In tho Morris Canal at warrcn-st yesterday
while bathing.
rdvard Humid, n butcher doing business at No. $50
paisndeayc committed suicide yesterday lie lived
a., anartcnts over the store. At m he dressed him
LII and told his wife that he going to tho market
Two hours later he found hanging from hook
in la shop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
ALONG THE SOUND.

Nopw,IK-Gas In the safe OF tho Fairfield County
National Bank escaped from p M on Tuesday iii \
m the next morning. and when Lewis Green, tho as
ssiontellcr opened the safe Wednesday morning 10
ilg the gas his match caused an explosion which hurled
lin Ia the floor burned all the hair from his head nm
the safe and broke glass In front Of the building
prmGEroRr -Iarbor- Master Mcneil says that II tho
,v does not erect wall OF stone TO protect tho
ssp hank between Fayerwclther Island and the Boulc
yard Xtenson another heavy cascry storm like that
of last Tuesday will wash the bank away and mako tho
Government breakwatcr being constructed practi.
caily usclcsa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
THE PRISCILLA AGAIN WINS.
A RACE WITH THE PURITAN eff NEw-BEDFcRp-
TIrR AMERICA.


TIIK AMERICA.
TBr TELEGRAPH THE TRinuSE.1
COTTAGE CITY, Mass, Aug. 6.-Another
triumph scored for the Priscilla to-day III the run vi
the Ncw-York Yacht Club fleet from Ncw-Behtord 10
this Mace She defeated the Boston soop Puritan two
minutes forty -four seconds actual and one minute MY
one seconds corrected time in run OF twcnty-sN miles
smooth water, and with the wind abcam most OF tue
way.
Whcn the sails worc hosted soon after "COlors" the
schooner, Varuna Atalanta Fortuna and Marion Went
worth each hosted red and white signal asking TO be
excused. The request was granted by NiceConnodore
Douglas In her efforts to mako her way out OF
the harbor the flagship Poynia grounded for
ahont half an hour but was tOwed off
by the steam yacht Magnolia. Mr.. Fairman Rogers,
without damage. still breeze from tho southeast
made tho reef points rattle the sails OF The
Yachts when the Polyna steamed out OF the
barbor and anchored after of Carks Point light
When the time was taken by Vlce-Commodoro Douglas,
the Puritan came dashing across the limo first
under whole mansail, top, and staysa!l
and iib Tho Priscilla was tho sixth boat away.
minutes seconds after the Puritan. She carried
single reefcd ainsai with topsai It. fore stay
sails and iib The schooncrs ClytIe Clio. Wave
Crest and Wandercr preceded her and
the Norma Isis Princess. Dauntlcss. America Gavl-
esto Athlon, Drcadnaught. Whieaway. Esperanto.
Oracle Christian. Stranger and Regina followed IN the
As tho old schooner America dashed past the yachts.
Benjamin Butler stood on the quarter face rud
dy with wind and and holding his watch close 20 his
eve, timing the yacht for hlmself AWAY the hcct OF
twenty sped with hooms we'll on TO starboard
promise the neccy clonds of some spirited wIndward
work soon. and the prudent ones prepared for H. 4
between ,ho cutter stranger. tho sleeps
Ahlon and Resina ard The cutter Is,s,
Minis Al sees with Isle second
The following table the actual time OF the race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07

Earned runs-New.York. Chicago. o; First base by
New York. Chicago, !; First base on balls New
YORK Chicago. !. struck Out-Ncw York, o. Chicago
s. Left bascs-Scw YORK Chicago g. Total base hits
New-York, 1; Chicago 4. Double plays-Warl Gcrhardt
and Conner Time OF game-l46. CmIre-Mr. Bond.
A small crowd, prODsbly 500 In number. witnessed
finely paye game Washington Park. Brooklyn be-
tween the Brooklyn and Athletic clubs. Thirteen
stubborny contested innings played before the
contest was finally decided Tho home nine playeda
remarkable fielding throughout. losing the match
through Poricr's poor pitching In the finish In tho
thirteenth inning Porter seemed to lose all control of
the ball Stricken made hit and then Lovett. Purcell
Stricken home,
The = follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
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Announcenent.
A LOVELY COMPLEXION.

"what lovely complexion" we often hear persons say
she does for II r. In case the purtY
and real oyenes OF the complexion depends upon the blood
Those .aOw blochy faces make their skia
healthy b. taking enough of Dr. Perces Golden
Medical Discovery to drive out the humcrs lurking In
vafH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

The doors OF the Eden Museo will remain closed
until after the funeral procession on Saturday.
The steamers of the Stonington Line now land at
Pier &c. the one lately occupied by the lnnan Com
pany.
William +. Smith, chairman Of the Executive
Committee of the Democratic State COMMITTEE
called on Collector IIcdlen yesterday and had n
long conference with him.
The directors of the German Fmigrant Society
snI-ccncral from the ScnRc Of Bremen, to aid Ger
man immigrants AT this port
Charles Carlson. arrested on suspicion Of push
ing his wife overheard on Tuesday night from the
stone Marx at West Scventy-ninth-st., was
acquitted in the Harlem Police Court yesterday.
THE TWILIGHT CLUB INDUCING IN "sIoP TALK"
f. v Smallcy of ST. Paul James Rodpath, DIR.
IachO,. of Cooper Union. and other god-iathers,
fathcrs-in-law and stcp-fathers of the Twilight
Club shared in the Shop Talks" of that eminently
social aud intellectual organization last night III
the Field Building. IN lower Broadway
swIMMIVG FROM THE BATTERY To HARLEM.
Denis Bntler jumped int the water at tbs Bat
tcry at 2:3O p N. Yesterday and started TO SWIM 10
the Athletic Boat club House on the Harlem
River about thirteen miles; strong Hood tide
was in his favor and he reached the Bridge IN 7
minutes and the clubhouse III hours and 10
minutes.
APPOINTMENTS AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
William ljayard BURNETT OF Orange County, was
appointed receiving teller In the cashiers dspar.-
ment of the Custom House IN place OF samuel d.
Curtis yesterday. Mr.. Curtis was removed be-
cause he had been absent 50 sftcn Oh account of
SICKNESS James Cahiil. William Cosne aud Jcre-
miah j. Barrett were appointed messengers.
HrLD FOR PASSING 4 COUNTERFEIT BILL.
Ernest Sulzer the cashier Of the Harlem River
Park was offered tcn-lollar bill on "Wednesday
and refused b. rccIvc IT, on the ground that 1t was
counterfeit. Soon after the same bill was received
by the cashier through tho manager of the shoot
ing gallery. George Parker, who attempted TO pass
the bill. was arrested aud taken before ComiaiS-
soncr Shields. who held him for examination.
OPPOSING A STREET RAILROADS PLANS
MANY Of tho residents of Ihirty-scccn1 and
Thirtg fourth sts. indignant at the effort OF the
Thirty fourth street Ferry and Eleventh Avenue
Raiiroad COMPANY 10 construct railroad through
those streets from river to river There will be u
hearing IN the case before the Railroad Comruttec
of the Aldermen on Monday, August -. An effort
will he made 10 organize the property along
the streets and to prevent the railroad company's
scheme
Anxious ABOUT MISSING FGENCuMAN.
IL LII. PLr nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
THE SARATOGA RACES.
WfsxEEA. erxArusrvv vufrtn

sraAoUx, SCOTTISH LASS AND RADHA.
SARATo0As Aug. 6.-This was tho eighth
ssxslAf day Of the first race meeting Of 1855. Tho
weather vss clear and cool ths attendance good and
Ne 1aek IN fsis condition Tho FIRST rsoo was for .
esss o. e4ov enc mile the starters were Valet Strath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
SPECIAL MENTION.

ADvERTIsEMKNTs admitted inss shsse eel.
.nns are rees.mended 70 the readers Of Tif2
TRIBUNE - being thoroughly reliable. ~
transactions by nsi1 witk the advertisers a.. ~
conducted with sbsslnse safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.
THE DEATH SrNTEN(

1if IeNlngtOnAve. between 2lth and JOth sts
HOURS {, y7. Diseases II the Nervous Sy atom.
Oento- rinary organs. Impotence and sterility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07

The demand for Liquid Bread is unprece
denied from all parts Of the country show lt- In
cr'ssng popularity. Try IT. Asa your grocer or druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07

Cholera, DIPHTHERIA, FEvERs. MALARIA,
prevented by the Of REED CARNRicK- SODIUM HYPo.
iHLORt lpsnleCant Recommended BY the Public Health
superior 10 all other Disntec ants and tiemi.
cdcs where send for pamphlet. lo2 Fuonst
- NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07

THE DEATH SENTENCE
And execnOncr Of all buss and insects Bu ach IN" great
California powder pure California production. The
giant mt, line; no poison Thy H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
ANxrors Anorr MISSING FGEXcnMAN.

Mr.. Jahicr. proprietor of the Hotel dc Parls. nj
No. 10 Chrstorhcr-st., Yesterday bcsought tho po-
lice To search for Theodore Lcgatte, Frenchman,
who has been missing from the hotel since last Sat
urday. Mr. Lcgattc is described as forty years OF
age short and slender. and lame IN tho left leg.
ne does not speak english and he is not Known u
have any relatives in this city. All fs baggage Is
az he hotc but he Is supposed to have abcu. GOo
flames ia his pockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07

GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 6-The "Phillies VOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
MAXINE iNTELLfHENOH

MINIATURE ALNAvAC.
Sun nses 4o9 SETS 7O4Moon i43Moou's age. d. 20
HIGH WATER ro-DAr.
l.M-saudv Hook, 41l p}ov. Island I32IIeI Ga,a G21
EA.-sandy Hook. 444 Gov. Is.snd 5S He'll Gate TOT
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sCHOOSERs.
pIsTIvGrlsnEp MEA ~ YEw.r0RK.

Tue Prlscllll beat The Fufitan minutes II socond
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-11-26
Ellsworth News.
November, 18, 1885

november, 10, 1000.
Mrs. Marion Slayton, with swo of
her children, has gone to Grattan, to
visit her sister, who Is very sick.
Tuesday, Nov. 10th, was the occa-
sion of very pleasant welding In our
neighborhood. Clarence Ferris, Of
Canfield's Rollway, and Miss Sarah
Cutler were united In marriage, by
Rev. Mr.. HALEY, Of Luther, at the
home of the brides parents. The
young couple left, OF the evening train,
for visit In LOWELL They returned,
Friday; but owing to the incIemency
Of the weather, their reception party
of that evening was nearly failure,
as but few were out. They will live for
the present at Canfeld's Rollway.
The young couple have the best wishes
Of the community for their future hap
piness Ia life.
As Mr.. Alva Hill was on his wny to
Deer Lake, the 10th inst. he saw y
large black bear In tho road; one Of
the largest he bad ever seen.
Mrs. John Nelson 10 improving.
Plenty Of deer are around this Fall.
David DeIzell shot fawa, the nth.
This makes the third deer he has shot,
this season.
Seven Indians, from LudIngton,
camped, day or two, on Howes Lake,
this week. They are on their way to
Cadillac, where they will spend the
Winter. There were two women, two
children and and three men. Your
correspondeat visited their camp,
where she found the squaws seated on
the ground busiIy engaged In making
baskets.
e. n. Smell, of Olean, N. ", lectured
IN the Woodruff school house. On
Phrenology, the evening of Nov. Oth |;
before an attentive audience Mr..
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-11-26
Those apples at Townsend's are fin

SAD ACcIDENT.-On Saturday af-
ternoon lust, while John Mccarthy, a
brakeman on the +. & =. NJ. local
freight bound west WAS assisting in
switching II car, OH the Star Lake
branch, he accidcntly stumbled, fell,
the pilot OF the loco motive catching
his left leg, drawing it under, and
crushing it in fearful manner above
the knee. The engineer saw Mccarthy
fall, and reversed the engine ut once,
or the unfortunate man would have
been killed instantly.
Nice. was brought to Baldwin, OH
the engine, and conveyed to the
Occidental House, and telegram
sent to East Saginaw after the COM
pany's surgeon, who arrived OH a
special, shortly after 8 o'clock In the
evening, when the limb was ampn-
tated just below the hip joint. The
father of the injured man came OH and
IL now taking care Of him ut the Lo-
tel.
Thus another is added TO the long
list of accidents to railroad employees,
who cannot be to careful while attend
ing to the duties Of their calling.
Mccarthy is u young man, unmar-
ried; and has been in the employ Of
the company for several years; resid-
ing ut Flint.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-11-26

One day last week, AS the way
freight west was taking the side track
here, a car load Of logs rolled Off on to
ground. Luckily, the logs did no
damage to cars or track; but It looked
little dubious for moment, before
the train could he brought to u stand
still.
"Shakc," a poor, weak scribbler,
and liar; and worse than all, a miser
able coward who dare not come out
over his true name And this is the
" boss" Of "my school," A pretty
specimen to manage young minds.
" What n pity! What pity"
We are one day late, this week as
Thanksgiving came OH our publication
day. The printer had much to Lc
thankful for; through the fact that the
past year has been one of The most
prosperous lie has ever experienced.
The children love to get hold of
Golden Ddys, bee ause 1t IL handsome,
Instructive, entertaining and amusing.
Parents should not fail to provide their
children with it; as It Is quite cheap
for an illustrated weekiy-only $500 u
year.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-11-26

A. s. Randall, of Yates, and Thos
Ball and Sam'l Smith, of Chase, are
up north and west of Baldwin, hunt
ing, and have been quite successful
capturing some Is to 20 deer.
Prof. Woodin was greeted by full
house, last Monday evening and his
entertainment gave general satisfac-
ton. As a sketcher" he is hard to
excel.
Jerry Butts, of Chase, has taken a
big job of numbering i'm Montcal
county, for Bond and is about to re-
move to the latter point. The STAR
will pay him regular weekly visits in
his new home.
The December number OF the Amer-
icas Agriculturist has the usual variety
Of useful and interesting matter for
farmers and others. 1t Is All excellent
periodical.
M. l.. Parker, of Webbcr, has been
having a serious time with u swelling
OH the left side of his face; an after
result from having tooth pulled.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-11-26

BY the change In running trains OF
the +. & P. M. and G. &. w. NJ, last
Monday, the facilities for 2 reaching
Baldwin, trsnsacting business and
returning the same day have been
greatly increased. Coming from the
east, about three hours will be given
here, IN the afternoon, before return
ing, while from the south, four hours
will be given.
The coon roee up in wrath most
rash he sw0re that the LAKE CoUN-
TY STAR he'd smash; for weeks he
raved long months he tore; till even
the widder cried-"What er(hic) bore!'
Customers fled his presence and bus
iness both; his neighbors wouldn't be-
lieve him under oath aud the STAR
still wrinkles merrily.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-11-26

Never, In the history Of the STAR
have the business men OF Baldwin
been more solid la the support of the
home paper as ut present; u fact that
we believe we fully appreciate. While
the STAR has the interests Of the whole
county vt heart, and Is pleased to note
every measure Of prosperity In any
portion, yet, we take especial interest
In Baldwin. which has been our home
for almost twelve years. Tie business
men aud the people generally realize
that the paper IL u public benefit
through gratuitous advertising for,
hundreds Of public enterprises, relig-
ious and benevolent socities, etc., etc.;
and that 1t Is entitled to their support
for that reason, II for no other. Be-
sides, they realize that they can be as
well or better served at home, than
abroad, In the line Of job work and nd
vertising. AS this is u day for thank g,
we tender sou ours. most sincerely,
and go forward with renewed zeal.
Mrs. Isaac WOOD, VINO mas Oeen III
Baldwin for some three or four months
attending to the business ut Baldwin
FIour ring Mills, returned to her home
In Grand Rapids, last Friday. She ex-
pressed herself as highly pleased at
her kind treatment by the citizens of
Baldwin during her brief stay here.
A calendar for 1885, received from
the w. o. Tyler Paper Co., 100 and III
Adams street, Chicago, is just about
the incest thing Of the kind we have
ever seen.
Burning the midnight oil, this week,
trying to keep abreast Of the orders for
job work, has been tax on our I" iron
constitution" almost equal to the At
lxnta campaign of '64.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-11-26
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us case Of Kid
ney or Liver Complaint that Electric
Bitters will not speedily cure? We
say they can not as thousands of cases
already permanently cured aud who
are daily recommending Electric Bit.
ters, will prove. Bright's Disease,
Diabetes, Weak Back, or any urinary
complaint quickly cured. They pur.
ify the blood. regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale
ut soc. Il bottle 10y w. B. Mott.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-11-26

The attention Ut our readers is called
10 the new advertisement pf Baldwin
FIGURING Mills to be found In this H.
sue Of the STAR. Mr. Rigys. the new
proprietor, takes bold Of the mill with
the full determination Of maintaining
the present popularity, and 10 also,
lesirous of increasing the trade. We
bespeak for him the unlimited pa
tronage of the business men and farm
ers of Baldwin and vicinity, as matter
In their own interest In building up
u home Institution; while to farmers,
lumbermen and merchants IN adjoin-
ing counties we wisI, to say that we
are confident they can find 1t to their
advantage to send orders to Mr.. r. for
-four, feed, etc.