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, 1885-03-19
Private Theatrical. in Now York.



Tho most resplendent deed for charity's
sake this winter was the theatrical perform
ance tho other evening. by socially dis
~tingulshed amateurs. Tho beautiful and
some h gifted Mrs James Brown Potter
was the principal actress, aud the play used
was one which she had translated
from the French expressly for
the occasion. Ticket were S5 each;
each; and I am not going to ungraciously ex-
press an opinion as to whether they we're
worth the money. Rather let me quote the
language of the brilliant belle who was asked
at the close Of tho entertainment, II she felt
satisfied with the measure of success which
her efforts had achieved
HHow could it be otherwise" she replied;
Mrs. Potter wore q costume which she had
imported from Paris for the purpose. Moth
ing like IL had been seen in New York The
material, as you see, is silk-soft, lustrous,
old gold in color and luxuriously han
painted In terre Gotta flowers 1t opens over
a petticoat OF SILK. matching the hus OF the
gown, and you can see for yourself that the
waist has n square cut neck and the sleeves
arc pulled to the wrist. The back is bouffant
and the -" Il beg your pardon, the jour
nalist ~interposed, but l wanted your idea of
the acting Bother the acting, she vivaci-
ously exclaimed; "Say what you please
about that, but for goodness sake describe
the dress with accuracy
, 1885-03-19


A broken-down old German actor at Riga
Induced Caroline Bauer to appear at a per
fcrmance announced for his benefit. On the
appointed day. however, she had completely
sost her voice from the effects OF a severe
cold, and the poor man was in despair, since
his tickets had been sold entirely on the
strength OF the promised appearance Of the
Berlin actress, and if she failed hin he
would DO required to refund the
money, the greater part OF which was
already expended. He had a wife and many
children; would she not, in pity for
them. try his remedy for hoarsenessi It was
n severe enc, too terribly Russian for a
delicate lady, but And this remedyr
@Well. you must let a whole quart Of scald'
ing hot beer pass slowly n uninterruptedly
down your throat is that aIlF -No,
there is something more, honored ~frsulein.
said Dollo, timidly; before drinking 1t you
must hold a tallow Candida good thick
one, four to the pound-in the boiling beer,
and stir it about till nothing but the wick Is
leftiu Tho kind hearted actress ~shuddered, but
consented to swallow the nauseous draught,
and by evening had completely recovered
har voice
, 1885-03-19
HOW To PREVENT HES.
some Suggestions which the Prudent
Hou.e-owner WIN Not Forget.

some Suggestions which the Prudent
House-owner WIN Not Forget.
THE Beehive.l
Always buy the best quality Of oil
Mover make a sudden motion with a lamp,
sither in lifting it or setting it down.
Never place n lamp on the edge OF a tabls
or mantel.
Never I'LL a lamp after dark, even If you
ihould nave to go without n light
SEQ that tho lamp wicks ars always clean
and that they work freely in the tube
Never blow a lamp out from the top.
Never take a light to a closet where there
arc clothes IL necessary TO go to the closet,
place the light at a distance.
Use candles whom possible in going about
The house and in bod-roomsA They are
cheaper, can't explode, and for many ur-
poses are just rs good as lamps.
Matches should always be kept in stone or
sarthern jars or in tin.
They should never be left where rats or
mice can get hold Of them. There Is nothing
moro to the taste OF a rat than phosphorus.
They will eat it II they can get at it. A
bunch OF matches Is almost certain 10 DO SGT
nre to il a rat gets at IT,
Never lot a match 60 out OF your hand
after lighting it until you are sure the fire is
out and then it Is better 10 put 1t in a stovo
or earthern dish.
II there are any closets IN the house near
chimneys or hues, which there ought not 70
be, put nothing OF a ~combustible nature into
them. Such closets will soil silver and crack
crorkery and burn bedding. They form a
bad part Of any house that contains them.
Never leave any wood near Il furnace,
range. or stove to dry.
Have your stove looked to frequently to
see that there are no holes for coal TO drop
out
Never put any hot ashes or Goals in a
wooden receptacle.
Be SURE there are no curtains or shades
that can DO blown into a g~aslight.
Never Examine "A gas meter after dark.
, 1885-03-19
A Strike in Russia

lSAAlAAC AAA1aa~N
The Russian authorities have . novel way
of suppressing strikes. Recently z, 900 work
mon employed In a large cloth mill near Mos
COW struck because the proprietors reduced
tho six working days to four. They claimed
that they had been engaged until Easter for
six days work per week. Several quarrels
took place, and at last violence was threat
ened to an Englishman, one Of the managers
Tho governor OF Moscow sent a strongly
armed force to the spot and arrested all the
ring-leaders and ~agitators. nearly 900 in
number, and lodged them In prison Then
he notified the owners of the mill that they
could only recommends work on fully
satisfying the legal demands Of the work
men. This was eventually done. An the
mel returned and the mill started up afresh,
While on tho strike the men received
soldiers rations and the women white bread.
BY this policy the governor kept the ring
leaders away from the workmen, took care
OF the strikers, and brought the owners to
farua
, 1885-03-19


The ball belle is mighty talky this winter
The fashion IS to gable, gabble. gable will
oneis partner as though conversation was
the first object OF the occasion, and dancing
a poor second asked a physician IL there
really was any structural difference between
the tongue of woman and Of man
Certainly, " he replied. -The organ is at
tached TO the door OF the mouth at one ex-
tremity, and it Is q fact that in the females
the controlling muscles are much more pill
able than the males- Those muscles which
control the acts Of taste, prehension and de
Rlutition we're not appreciably diverse in the
sexes. but those related to articulation are
enormously developed in woman as com
pared with man"
told him that he was a real mean old
thing, and that l didn't believe a word Of 1t;
but, privately, ! shouldn't wonder If it was
the colossal truth
, 1885-03-19
REGION IN

The new Democratic administration has
commenced work in the right way, by
looping off the excrescences The num-
Der of department clerks, bureau officers
and other employees Of the government
at Washington has been enormously in
creased during the last twenty years, until
it far exceeds the actual needs Of the pub
lie service. The number Of officials
actually drawing salaries at Washington
has swollen to a figure which is said TO
exceed twelve thousand; just what il
actually is. nobody seems to know.
President Cleveland has begun at the
right place, the executive mansion, with
the work of reform. Believing the reo-
pies money should be earned by those to
whom it ia paid. he caused the discharge
of half the number Of clerks heretofore
employed there. Col. Lamont, the execi-
tive secretary, has 50 simplifed the work
of his Office that all OF 1t can be lone
easily by the remaining clerks. The
white house example Is to be followed
beyond the grounds Of that estab-
lishment; the heads OF the several
departments have begun to prune down
their forces. severely IN some Instances, so
that before the process Is finished the
treasury will very likely be relieved oil a
good many leeches that have been pulling
at it and to some purpose, too suppose
as many as 500 are discharged, not an un
reasonable number. in view Of the great
number of almost useless and really need
less employees in Washington, the dIsmis-
sal Of that number, even IT the average OF
, 1885-03-19

The incombustibls and heat-enduring quail
ity Of the mineral asbestos has always rec
commended IT for certain purposes; but 1t Il
not until within a comparatively recent
period that 1t has come INTO extensive use In
the mechanic arts For sheathing steam
pipes and for steam-packing, preparations Of
asbestos are ~undeniably valuable, but 10
Gently it has been applied to the packing OF
cocks-plug cocks-for steam, hot water,
n acids, with excellent results
The asbestos, being in the form Of disin-
tegrated lbers. lacks the cohesiveness neces
sary for keeping in place asa packing, and
therefors a small proportion Of rubber Is
used as h cement
, 1885-03-19

To break up the hunadrum Of every day
opening ezerrisss IN the houss a new feature
has bssh introduced. Il is this. Before ths
chaplain ofleiates the officers sing a pleasant
melody. This morning they treated the
member L, the good Old anthem, Bring
Forth the Royal Diadsm." Let u ssEt
hops for a revival
, 1885-03-19
MISCELLANY.

Mr.. Blaine is contemplating a foreign
tour Of a year or two as soon as the second
volume Of his history is finished
Sophie Eyre the actress, who was re-
Gently secretly welded to Chauncey Win
slew, the son ofa Cincinnati millionaire,
arrived at Cincinnati recently, and was
cordially received by the members Of her
husbands family.
, 1885-03-19

THE New York Evening Post allndea 10
lHo classes Of southern men. viz, one
elasz represented by Bayard- Lamar and
, 1885-03-19

Pure, pleasant, sure-Red Star Cough
Cnre. Prompt, permanent cure. Fifty
cents.
, 1885-03-19

Mr.. Ruskin holds very strong opinions on
the subject Of second proposals He says no
man should be 50 conceited as TO expect that
be Is to be accepted the first time he chooses
to say the word
, 1885-03-19

Democratic in Politics.
Fearless in Tone.
Fresh in News.
Progressive in Ideas.
Now in the Seventeenth Year of Publication.
The Oldest and Leading News
paper Of Wyoming.
, 1885-03-19

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09
Il will Cnre You!

GOLDEN SEAL BFI'rEItS are the
great blood purifier, liver and kidney
remedy and life giving principle, n per-
feet rrnOvatOr and invigorator of the
system carrying away vii poisonous
matter and restoring the bfOOd t0 II
healthy conditions, enriclflig II, re-
freshhfg md invfgurating both mind
and Npdy. They are easy Of adminis-
tration, prompt In their action, certain
in their results, safe and reliable In all
forms of disease. Every moment of
our lives, every part of our bo,lies, is
wearing out and Is being built up anew.
This work Is accomplished by the
blood. The blood II pure makes the
entire circuit of the body every seven
minutes. but II il becomes weak or
vitiuted and does not perform It's work
properly the system Is actually poi
soned by the worn-Out matter clOgging
the vital organs instead of leaving the
body. Cleanse the blood whenever
you find its impurities bursting through
the skin in pimples, eruptiOns, sores,
etc. Keep the liver IN order, the blood
pure, health Of the system will follow.
Take GOLDEN SEAL BII.rERS and
no Others. Sold by
Coon, RtssKIJ. a Co.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09
Hotel arrivals:

OccIDENrAL--S. b. Bement, Grand Rapids ;
H. Widdicomb, Grand Rapids; Z. H. Parker ,
Star Lake; A. %. Martin, Grove; d. Striker,
Hastings: Edward Lane. Grand Rapids q.
E. Earle, I0nia; N. Dibber, McFrisles; G. w.
Black, Reed City; q. W. Orser, Ludingtoni W.
Spore. Chase; T. G. Clark, Muskegon; T. j.
Boundage. Kalamazoo; Tom Ogee, Luding
ton; z. II. Chick, Grand Rapids; f. D. Curtis,
frankfort; A. Maznan and wife, Manistee;
ExCHAHGx-J. German. Newaygo; VIM.
Duffy, Muskegon Chas. Arnold. Grand Rap.
ids /; Geo. S. Pool, Cato; II. Vielkind. Grand
Rapids; M. Mansfield, Boston John Herring.
Luther; II. NJ. Dnily, Portland, Oregon W.
HI. Inxham, Milwaukee; M. Quinn, Custer /;
Z. +. Rice and wife, Chicago; JnO Tucal,
Howard city r. Is. Born, .AlleRan; Geo. p.
Mcmahon, l.utington; B. r. Carlton, Manis-
tee; Clark Darby. Ludingtou Geo: II. Smith,
Reed City Chas Arnold, Grand Iap,ds; J.
T.; nH,c M,cI,o.aid Grand Rapids; Rqht Dewsr'
rellegranl, Grand Haven; B. Pellegrnm.
Grand Haven w. n. locke, -Latber; VIM.
bronson. Esf,nore; VIM Roach, Ludington
w. II. Olmstead, Ludington; II. B. smith.
Ludington VIII l.. Adams, Reed CITY,.
TOWNSEND HoUsE-Pcter Mc(ourt, Miiwau-
kec; Whr. Conover, Stanton; ]. w. earns,
l.. Z. Bradford, Grand Rapids; I. Dickens, \.
T.. Dickens. Eden J. H. Mcintyre, New York !;
7; Fnrpnson, Detroit: ]; J.. Stewart. lonia J.
cago; Oscar North, Baldwin.
AnIJSGroS-J. II. Pearsoll, Flint; Nelson
sink, Sheridan. NJ; ]. Fl. Wasson, tolumbus,
spencer, Mnnistee; IL. Il. BlacknIaiI, Howclf ;
j. H. sherwood and daughters. stanton; ID.
Sshray, Need City VIM. Taylor, J. Z. Haney,
Chase.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09

FROM tfre Outline:
Alec Hits says he had green peas
last week. That soil Is pretty good,
for stump land.
The old Gawley mill In Rose Lake
township was burned, Tuesday. No
insurance. Loss 300.
r.. B. Sheridan and wife have re-
moved, from Montana territory TO
Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr.. Loomis has fitted up room Mt
the depot-parlor and sleeping room
combined, which will compare f,vOra-
lily with anything of the kind on the
f. 4 p. M. line.
Ofall the blamed fools in creation,
the biggest IL the man who comes into
town and bitches his horses to some-
b0dy's $40 shade tree. OF course In
only few minutes the tree is killed
the bark eaten off.
The bowl factory, Mt Sears, was
burned OH Wednesday evening. 1t
was not insured, and the loss falls
heavy on Mr.. Sleezer. Loss 1920. Al
40, Pierce's hoop factory WINS In tile
same building; loss about $500.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09

There are some of the best, farmin q
lands In this part of the State yet being
offered for sale by the Land Depart
ment of the g. II. 4 I. II. H. They
give such terms as place the lands in
the reach of all desiring homes.
The money orders of the American
Express Company are being usc,l Iy
the people more extensively, MS they
become better acquainted with the co :
vcnience AMI safety Of the system.
Three new names added tO the list
Of STAR subscribers since our last issue;
and what IL sin euIar about IL not o,Ie
Of 'em came through the news agency
lat the county clerks office"
One Of the heaviest showers Of rain
that ever visite,l this locality, came
down about o'clock last night; and
to-day It In warm and pIessant-a fine
growing time.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09
Special Correspondence.
CHASE, July It'll, 1885

NuASE, July dIh, 1000.
Lawyer Drew, of Big Rapids, Is
Spending few days here, the guest of
A. J. Campbell and DIR. McCutchcon.
a much needed rain struck this town
Monday.
Farmers In this vicinity have just
commenced haying. Tie crop Is re-
ported to be quite up to the average
yield.
Our saloons have been closed for
three consecutive days, to-wit: Fourth
Of July, Sunday and Monday, all being
days OH which saloons must be closed.
The Chase base ball club won the
S25 90 prize ut Glare, the 4th. They re-
port having had splendid time.
A large crowd attended the dance OH
Saturday afternoon and night, ut the
rink. The music was fine, the room In
splendid condition, and the people
happy,
q. A. Stevenson, of the firm Of
Matthews & Stevenson, has just re-
turned from an extended tour through
the Upper Peninsula; he is very much
pleased with the country, and contem-
plates locating there for the purpose Of
IN the saw mill business. George Is y
thorough mill man and will make u
success Of It.
J. G. Brace, of furniture fame, Is
quite III; having an attack of the gen.
uine old Michigan fever and ague.
j. w. Morse, look keeper M. Kirk
& Co., hss been spending few days
with friends In Saginaw. He reports
fishing as excellent, and bird shooting
from fair to middling.
The strawberry crop Is about cx-
i,austcd. There has been marketed
here here, this season, about two hum
dred bushels of the luscious fruit.
J. II. Palmer, of Luther, is visiting
friends In Chase, this week.
While out on the plains southwest of
Nirvans, a few days ago, Tho's Gill;
more killed q rattle snake measuring
about three feet IN length.
Dr. McCutcheon was Ia Big Rapids,
Friday last, on business.
u. w. Ballard, Of Detroit, has rent
cd the jas. Il. Trip saloon. and rs his
bond has been accepted, expects to
open up this week.
Dept Sheriff Phillips, Of Baldwin,
wns In town, last week.
Madame runior has It, that y couple
Of our young society people, LETT town
friday last, with matrimonial intent.
But the report has not been verified,
20 the names of the young people will
be omitted this week.
Denj. f. Barrett, is In town this
week, looking after Ills ever increasing
fruit tree blisiuess.
More-a-non.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09

A brakeman named Seimelnaker, OH
the G. d w. NJ. II. r., was Instantly
killed at WoodvilIe, u few days ago.
Sitting ON the end of a moving fiat car,
attempting to draw link pin, sud-
den jar threw him OIL the track, and
two cars ram over him.
The STAR Is the old pioneer paper Of
Lake county; also, the toughest one
to extinguish; 1t is afforded for the
small item of Sl.5O year. Subscribe
for it; but don't leave any money for
us ut the Office of the county clerk -
I.udington has new postmaster, in
the person of Mr.. ii. +. Alexander, u
prominent Democrat, McMasters had
resigned. Marsh, Of the Democrat Is
all torn to pieces over the appointment,
because his favOrite didn't get there.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09

A party, consisting Of q. v. q. GAN
son, Jno. n. Snyder, DR.. Griswold, DR..
Terrill, w. Webster, and A. w. Benz
nett, Of Big Rapids, came up to Bald
win, last Thursday, with tent anil 9TH
er camp equirage. and went over to
Star Lake, where they enjoyed them
selves until Monday, fishing, boat rid
ing, etc. They were accompanied from
Baldwin by Warren Smith and Mansel
Sherwood. They report having had a
go0i time.
Since our last issue, new special rates
on fruit from Baldwin have been given
by the American Express Company |:
TO Cleveland, o., 9I go per 100 pounds,
Toledo, O., $50; Cincinnati, o., s.. .:5;
81. Louis, Mo-, $2.a5; Chicago. 7&.;
Grand Rapids, Mich., 60c.; Muskegon,
&C.,; Kalamazoo, 81; Jackson, 81;
Battle Greek, $l.25.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09

stake" Mahusou has been setting
up the cigars since Tuesday morning,
July 7th, LESSON account Of that boy.
The Baldwin buyers of whortleber-
ries are prepared to handle the crop In
good shape no bring on your fruit.
Mrs. Graney is receiving many COM
mcndations for the excellent work she
is turning out for the ladies'.
Tie Manistee Light Guards went to
Grand Rapids, Saturday, In u special
car by the way Of Baldwin.
Mrs. w. A. BurnaM and her daugh-
ter Della, have returned from their Wis.,
It to Watertown, N. Y.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09


The smoke stack Of spencer Il Dam
iels shinyie mill now looms up down
In the manufacturing center Of Bald
win. We expect to hear the saw $ hum
ere many days roll 10y.
Tie F. & p. M. Land Department
is still offering fine opportunities fer
those desiring to purchase farms, as
some of the best lands are yet to be
occupied.
Smoked fisl seems preferable to Il
heavier diet Of meat to many persons
during this warn, weather; and the
article kept by Goehren,l just fills the
bill.
About $50 of the editorial fraternity
are enjoying themselves up at Traverse
City, this week. We are sorry that
work prevented us from joining them.
MFR. S. w. Brace spent Sunday with
his family ut Baldwin returning to
Muskegon, by way of the 1865 train
over the e. e. w. NJ, Monday.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09
1he Household,

Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Head-
ache eeem to take the place of the
three graces IN many househoIds.
How sad Is the condition fsucl, fam.
lily. TIE Kidneys and Liver often get
dernnged and perhaps the parents or
even children may be suffering from
Diabetes, Bright's DIseslsc or some
kindred disease. As u preventive and
nlso cure for nll the sleseaeed cOndt-
tiDns Of the Human family NO prepnr-
alton equals IurDieice's Dyspepsi0,
Diubcfes, Kidney and Ltccr CNrc. On
ly $1.OO for large bottles. Sold by w.
b. Mott, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09

A BARGAIN IN LANDING have for
sale, IN Yates township, 100 acres of
land; about SO acres fenced; and mostly
well improved; small fruits; two small
cranberry marshes /, timber for fencing.
A desirable farm. Will be sold at the
low price of 5000. Also, 40 acres stump
land, good soil, about acres cedar and
hemlock bottom, river across one cor
ner, for SIS. VIII sell the five 40s for
$3.50. Call at, or address
STAR OFFICE,
Baldwin,, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09

A standard guage railroad Is being
built by Sisson Il Lilley to their pine ip
Newaygo county; at an expense Of
nearly $3O,OOO.
Tie Fourth passed Off very quietly
In Baldwin tho irrepressiblc small boy
with the swapping ilrecrncker furnish-
Ing tie noise.
An. interesting letter from our VIM
glcton correspondent arrived too late
for insertion, this week. Will appear
In our next.
Mr.. q. II. Parker, who is superin-
tending the shipping Of lumber from
Star Lake, has his family. with him,
rusticating for few days.
The village well, on Michigan aven-
ue, has been deepened. 1t does not
give satisfaction, however, and drive
well will be put down.
The Misses Sherwood, daughters OF
Sup't Sherwood, with Foster, Black
man q Co., ARE spending the week In
Baldwin.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09

That drenching rain, last Monday,
came in good time, as 1t was getting
to be quite dry.
Wllortleberries are beginning to roll
into Baldwin market-from Is to 100
bushels daily.
Ludington Is lively, this summer
building salt works, new buildings, i'm
proving the streets, &c.
Hamburger, the clothier, buys part
of the berry crop, too, to accommodate
his patrons.
Il scream !" IL the way they shout
ut Fred. Roberts bakery, these wSrm
evenings.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09
NrVana Items.

NIRvANA, July 8, 1885.
The local freight west, OIL Tuesday,
killed hcifer, for Brockway, just east
Of town the carcass being ground into
sausage meat, under the wheels.
There Is new boy ut Geo. Arnold's;
since Tuesday, July 7th; and George
Is now the happiest man In town.
Hall & Strong are building shingie
mill about q miles southwest of town.
Intend to have 1t running about the
last of August.
J. H. Galliver and A. C. Allen are
buying huckleberries.
NIX.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09
Nature Cleanses

The system, II given an opportunity,
but very few persons find time to give
nature chance and % the blood
which IL the great drain for carrying
away impurities, becomes I'D cl0gged
with disense that unless some help ID
given II, the person will he afflicted by
blood poisoning and suffer with Pisn-
pies, Hollis, t'arluncles, Cancers, ScrO-
fula, &C., and often die without help
Save yourself from all this suffering
and loss Of time by using PIrpseice'.
Blood Purifier which prevents all dis.
eases IN the .system. Large hotties
$l.OO. Sold by w. b. Mott, Baldwin
Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09
We Are AnXiQuS

That every young, baby should know
what delicate and harmless beautih-
er is to be found III HdmDton's O,isnta
al Balm. 1t Ia absolutely harmless,
and IL makes the complexion so soft;
and brilliant, SO stirely femOyes NIL
Tan and Frecklcs, that 0iie needs only
to give Il trial to he convinced Of its
merits. Only 80 cents per hott!e. Sold
by w. b. Mott, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1885-07-09

We learn that J. l.. Brown, who was
ran over by u train some time ago, had
a second operation performed OH his
leg last Saturday; this time amputating
just above the ankle.
Foster, BIackman 4 Co. keep sup
ply Of fresh eggs, with the other good
things, for the benefit OF their many
customers.
A. Bush is turning granger-having
purchased quarter Of section 50 In
Webber township, Of the =. d p. M. II.
r. Go.
Remember. that II you desffe to send
All additional copy Of the STAR to a
friend. we will furnish II for 81 yeaft