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Opening Reception.

The opening reception of the Young Mems
Christian Association for the season of
1861 was held in the Association parlors
last evening. The paIlors, which are
neatly furnished and commodious, were
appropriately decorated, and filed with a
representative audience. The programme
an excellent one, was well-rendered. All
the parts were encored, and the ladies were
the recipients of handsome floral pieces.
The exercises were as follows Quartet,
q Jack and Gill nursery rhyme), Mes
danes Hansbrow and Smith, Messrs. San
born and Carroll reading, -" Lady Claire"
Miss F. DeLaguna bass solo, Who Treads
the Path of Duty" H. w. Carroll con-
certante ltrio), violin, flute, piano. Mrs.
Pinkham, Herr Won Hirsch, Mr. Neale !;
contralto solo, When the Tide Begins to
Turn" Mrs. Wilbur Smith reading,
" Pickwick in a Dilemma" Mrs. Helen
Elliott, of st. Paul, Mimi; for an encore,
Tennyson's Bugle Song ;" tenor solo,
g Be Thou Near Me-" A Sanborn violin
solo, Fantasia" Herr Won Hirsch duet,
" Over the Hawthorne Hedge" Mesdames
Hansbrow and Smith quartet, Pho
Phundo Basso," Mesdames Hansbrow and
Smith, Messrs. Sanborn and Carroll.
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ID IR Fl ToR
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
OFFICE HOURS.

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9 to II a. NJ, $50 to $50, 7 to SPIN
9 to 10 A. NJ, 2 to 4, 7 to 8 P. M.
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$3.50 to "a. IL, 1880 to ?, ITO S:3OP VI
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. A. NJ. to u NJ, 2 20 4, 7 to p. NJ.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER SHOP So
u street, between Fifth and Sixth, Saeta-
mento. Jo55ing promptly attended to. EST,
mates furnished. A Lot Of Old Doors and Good
Shelving For Sale. 1tn
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oouNTY rKEAsUREn,s REPORT.

Following is the report of George E.
Kuchler, County Treasurer, for the month
ending October 81, 1886:
Cash on hand October 81 1856. s96 %
RECEIPTS
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8. GABLE.
. Z.
CARIN Il CROLY.

C;oNTRACToRS and BUILDERS, ARE PIE
l j pared to DO ell kinds OF work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place Of business,
Sacramento. Shop, No. 1924 Second street, be-
tween and L. Postofhee Box No. 40, sacra
menfo srn
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CHASE car fnr a Ynnnrster.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon,
VIM. Woods, a switchman in the railroad
yards, heard what he took TO be the sound
of boys hallooing and playing beneath
the wharf at the foot of K street. At first
he paid no attention to it, but finally con-
Guided to so and see what the youths were
doing. Going down to the water he found
Fritz, the four-year-old son Of Charles
Schwartz, clinging to one Of the piles, and
in imminent danger of drowning. He
quickly rescued the little fellow and con
Yeyed him to the Station-ho house, where he
was undressed, wrapped in blankets and
put 10 bed, while his clothes were being
dried About $50 o'clock another brother
took him home. He had been playing be-
meath the wharf and fell into the stream,
and probably was in the water fifteen or
twenty minutes, clinging to the pile. He
was pretty well exhausted when rescued,
and was scratched somewhat about the
face, and got his eye fnll of dirt, but other
wise was all right when taken home.
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W. WOOD,

NRNTIT, cUISN's BUILDING, <gzzsse,
ucrthesst corner Fourth and jtEzessTssSzs
aT@ctx. Artificial Teeth inserted on LILLY
al bssss Improved Liquid Nitrous oxide Ga
sa1 painless extraction q teeth. &
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4 TToRNEYs AND coUNsEIoRs-AT-LAw
n Office, Southeast Corner OF filth and J
streets, Sacramento, Cal. I'm
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A TToRNEY-AT-IAW oPslEF, sqSI5-
rest corner OF Fiitt ana Streets sNoolis
u ~ and ~ suffer BIiilding. "
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FIGuRISe ELECTION RETURSs.-R. d.
Stephens yesterday at 4 P. N. estimated
Bartletfs plurality in the State at 2.136,
basing his calculations wholly upon the
Associated Press dispatches. His estimate
may possibly come within two or three
thousand votes of being correct, but this is
vet to be seen
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BLACK and white mixed waterproof So
inches wide, 3S cents per yard Brocaded
dress goods, in many shades. ) cents per
yard, in our sale to-day. Red House.
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aEoRTEAMO

iECLEcrIC SYSTEM,
sd TYPE WHITING, TAUGHT BY MRs.
2 /. N. ABBOT. Ct PER! S Seminary. Hours:
Pom 20 3, evenings to'Sr
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5. j. JACKSON,


DEALER IN STOVES, RANGES, SHEET
IL iron, Tinwafe, etc, 423 J street, between
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. 4 full line Of
Oil Stoves.
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MILLINERY Opening of trimmed pattern
bonnets. on Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day. at Barber & Pealer's, Cpl and 623 ]
street, Sacramento.
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DEETigT, SIS ET2EET, BE- NsZsss.
J tween fourth and Fifth, Bsers- <sz>ef
nsuto. Artificial ToetA inserted ca LILY
Gold, vnicanjse and all bases. Nitrous Oxide u
Leughiug Gees administered FOR painless extTsc-
H9n Of tAa.o. Iva
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RoxBuRY Brussels carpets. extra-fiae and
heavy, 81 cents per yard. Extra-superfine
ingram carpets, go cents per yard Red
House.
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L.K. HAMMER, No. $50 J street, received
all premiums awarded on musical instru-
nents at the recent State Fair. Largest
stock 10 select from and lowest prices.
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If when backing the stove, small lump
of sugar and some soft soap is added, It
will improve it very much.
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FoRrY pairs of 1914 white blankets
weight, A pounds), at 81 Is per pair, IN
our special sale to-day. Red House.
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Do NOT miss the Shoe Department in our
sale to-day. Many excellent values. Red
House.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Dr. O'Leary
will lecture again tonight, to ladies only
lit being continuation of Thursday nights
lecture) devoting his remarks more es-
pecially to the management and care of
children, and how to guard them against
the vices into which they are liable to fall.
Those who heard the previous lecture will
certainly endeavor to be present on this
occasion, and as many more as the theater
can accommodate.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday Charles Cooper, by Of
ficer Ferral, for disturbing the peace; B.
Muir. by officer Rider, for exhibiting; May
Cleveland, Title Hyde and Anita Para, by
officer wager, for exhibiting Jas. Haines,
by officer Ferral, for disturbing the peace ;
John McCraley, by officer Coffey. for being
drunk Peter Stortz, by officers McCor-
mack and Sullivan, for forgery.
CLuSIE OPERA HoUsE.-The capable
dramatic company of Miss Nellie Boyd
closes its very successful weeks engage.
ment here tomorrow night. This evening,
tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night
the popular drama of The Unknown
will be given. 1t is well worthy being
seen, is excellently played, well mounted,
and the troupe fits into the piece as II lash
toned especially for it.
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Would Not rake the Het.

W. J. Wilson, sr., of the well known
fruit shipping firm of w. J. Wilson &Son,
of Newcastle, Placer county, was a few
days ago jocularly accosted by a neighbor
with a remark to the effect that the usual
term of mans existence would hardly be
sufficient for Mr.. VS. requirement if he
intended living long enough to see the
orange trees he set out during last planting
season bearing fruit Mr.. Wilson promptly
went his neighbor one better" by pro-
posing to bet 50 that his orange trees would
bear fruit sooner than the peach trees set
out by the other gentleman last season. The
latter could not be caught in any such way,
and unhesitatingly declined taking the bet,
knowing very well the wonderful product
i've capacity Of the soil in the vicinity of
Newcastle. Mr.. Wilson has some growths
of over six feet on his orange trees during
the present season, and there are many in
stances in the neighborhood of trees bear
ing oranges that were set out last year.
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RESIDENCE. TELEPHONE
SIX
PHYSICIANS ANp sUkNeON,.
DIR. GoSS.
L. ROSCOE aIieRRII.L. n. ID

(tORNER OF sHVeETa AND STREETS.
\ Sacramento. Cilicc Hours to . a. NJ.
to 2. ", % S 2. NJ: rundaYs. Y 70 5 p. u.
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DP. sA-YON-NA

u EMoyAL.-nR. MERRILL HAS REMOVED
Ia his Office end Residence to 70. 62s,% J
STREET, Southwest Corner Of Seventh. Hours
10 20 y: ? to4 toS. II
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DIR. GEORGE PYEUEN,
DR. G. L. SERMONS

DHYsICIAS AND SURGEON (HoHEoPA-
1 thist) Office nd residence, northeast cor
per OF Eleventh and Il streets. uOGIs: TO 10
A. H.. - 3, snd : .oSP.H In
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IxPERFEcT1oHs in the human foot are
caused by parents putting ill-fitting shoes
on their children. Our lines in Soller-ups
for 81 %, 81 IS and 81 80 are from the best
factories, and cannot be surpassed by any.
We ask you to examine our improved shoe.
Red House
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: IHEMAN. JE.. s nRo..

MATHEMATICS AND JEWELERS., ssS
w 5c6 J street, between Filth and 80
Sixth, have always on hand choice 81 q
variety OF fine Watches, Diamonds, jew ss;asss
elry etc mtz-L
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rs PERMANENT Y sETyIEDIN OAKLAND.
1 Cal, and his a home fer the sick, rs klev-
enth street ANA Office Ia ighh street. Al SIC
rameuto fiicnds and patients VIII be cordially
received. tt
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COT NIX NLtLSJN. J, DIS
ROOT. NELSON & CO.
JOSEPH WJsEMAs.

JIEIoN FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRsna
u Founders and Machinists. Front street,
between and o. Castings and Machinery OF
every description made 10 order. IDlU
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]. o. FUNSTON.
p. FOSTER.

INSURANCE AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
| Office at residence, sos NJ Street P. o.
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MA7HrsHEKn PIANos are the best on
every point. John L. Cooper, agent
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THE annihilator of high prices: Great
special sale to-day. See new advertise
ment of Red House.
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LlstentOtheKettle' SONG
AIR" CRICKET on THE HEARTH

Oh the bread my mother baked
From that flour. the " PIONEER"
Twas the lightest and the sweetest ever made.
As | sit alone tonight by the dear old hearth
stones glow,
Fond memories crowd my heart, in bliss arr aged:
Twas here my father Coed at night, while
mother worked the dough;
And on the crane the kettle it would sing,
Its bright and cheerful s3ng till the embers died
Revered are the thoughts that sweet memories
bring.
Listen to the kettles song, singing on the fire,
While the little, sweet, white loaf grows higher
aud higher
Listen to the kettles song singing in your ear,
Use "SoOJE for breakfast and for flour the
"PIoNEERF'
Oh Twas when a child at home,
Mother fed me with SOOJE,
And listened to the sweet songs she would
sing,
WITH loving arms about me, as I sat upon her
knee,
While her dear voice would soothing SAUNDERS
bring.
Oh Happy were those days to ne, so full of
nice s00JE,
And every spoonful was a lasting Joy.
Now, my wife prepares S0OJE, and works tile
plant dough,
While the kettle sings its song to please our boy.
Listen to the kettles song, singing on the stove.
white loaf.
Listen to the kettles song. singing in your ear,
Use "SOoJE for breakfast" and for -four the
uPIONEEE - If
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hENIISI, --as.,ys,.1ss
~ coRNEH TEsTH AND STREETS. sSsssa
Over TUFTS Drug store. I'm
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DENTISTRY.
" n rERBETS.

DEETTsT, sls SIXTH STREET, fsSse.
between / and J, west side,
snr,nsita Cnrinrega tinnsl GhnrEb 80 -
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NAME. OFFICE.
BUsINs3e CARps.

*No evening hours on Sundays
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BASEBALL To- SIoRRow.-At the Park to-
morrow afternoon the game between the
Alta and Pioneer Baseball Clubs, post
poned from October 18th, on account Of
The rain and not played since because of
the clubs having other engagements, will
axe place.
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ATTORNEYs-AT-LAH.
CLINTON L. WHITE,
W. II. BEATTY q 5. @. DENsON.

A TToRNgY-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR
n ner Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and IL.
5fItter Building. 5aeramento Cal
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q r. M I'd Z r. E7'
Purchase Gear WriDgeIS!
aL0NH FISHERMAN"

TIVE FINEST rIvE-CgNT CIGAR IN TIE
Market Also Sre line OF Imported and
Key West CD hand, ct Us & street.
ts1n, z. n. PETIT. Proprietor.
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DIR. WALLACE a. BRIGGS,

O1O J STREET, SACRAMFNTO.-OFFIC
HlH Hours: s to A. ~, II to and TO p Y.
Sa- Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women pre-
ferred. II
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p. FOSTER. J. o. FUNSTON.
1856, IT. FOSTER & CO., 1885.
DOCK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
. Bisnk-Book Manufacturers, no. 3l9 ] street,
between Third and Fourth Sacramento. Up
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T.. BAUMLE,
InHN rETEL,

A ssAYEa AND CHEMIST, NO. 3i7 sT2EET.
N Analysis of water and sSsays OF al tIs
precious md useful metals made. Also, gold
amalgam reterted smelted and bullion sssays
carried cut at short Eotfce. Gold bought at es-
say valrfa or ri the tighest Tlrfce lye-'f
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-07-15
A Travellers Ingenuity.

A strikiitg instance Of ingenuity In
taking advantage Of the resources ot
nature In mn emergency Is found In
Sir Sain uel Bakers account of his
tratels In Abyssinia. His stock ol
soap had become exhausted and, as
lie possessed abundance Of various
kinds Of fat, he determined to convert
n quantity Of this grease into soap.
For this purpose he required both pot
ash and lime and how were these to
be obtained 2? The negleek-tree, he
found, was rich IN potash; he there.
fore burned large quantity and made
a strong lye with the ,lsbes, which he
concentrated by boiling; There was
no limestone; hut Mrs. X. A. Blake,
Of Hindale, N. H., has used Pis0's
Cure for Consumption ftjr severe BrOn-
cl,ial trdtibles. aiid iliids It superior to
any thug she ever tried. She IL never
withUtft it IN tile hu,t.ci
the river produced plentiful supply
Of oyster shells, which II burned, pro-
duce excslleht lime. Wlfat WAS next
wanted WAS n kiliff fn which to burn
the shells, and tlfls lie Constructed out
of ono Of the great aiit !, Ills which rise
to ten feet high. coniifiUn fd .fliOse val
leys, and which posscrs II very hard
external crust. Two natives followed
out one Of those hills u drpuglt hole
was made below from the outside the
hollow was loaded with wood and ffflT
eel with some six bushels Of oyctsf
shells, which were again covered with
fuel ; and after burning twenty fur
hours supply of excellent lime was
obtained. Then commenced his SOAP
NDiling, which WIS effected Ia u large
copper pot of Egyptian manufacture.
The ingredients Of potash, lime and
fat were then carefully mixed and,
after boiling ten hours, and having
been constantly stirred Sir Samuel
obtained excellent soap, Of which he
Had In all about forty pounds.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-07-15
The delegates cl,usen, last Saturia

The delegates cl,osen, last Saturday,
to represent Cbass In tbs Republican
county nominating convention, were
as follows: j. Knevels, ID. a. Cornell.
w. II. Smith, q. Shively, II. WeIch,
j. p. Robins, ID. l.. Wiggins, A. NJ.
Church, Il. Turner, j. Moriart, S. Cs
Vanderhoof, ,--Ruttcr, Is. Smith, j.
Jamisvn.
Ludington Democrat Forest fires
have been doing bad work In the coun-
try the past few days. Mr.. Dan Kel-
ley and Mr.. Hugo Scbuster, Of Lincoln
township, have lost their residences.
Many fences, piles OF wood and bark
have been swept away. The drouth
has lasted since the last Of March. In
April we had u few light showers; but
since that time the drouth has been
undated and crops Of oil kinds have
been ruined. This is without doubt,
the worst season ever experienced In
Mason county with the farmers. The
gardens have been light. The hay
crop is a failure with very few excep-
tIons. The wheat and oats are short.
The early potatoes are nothing ut all,
and the late potatoes but little letter.
The corn crop in some localities where
1t has been constantly worked Is fair,
but not anywhere near what It ought
To be. We can see very little encour-
agement for the farmers OF mason
county this year. The pasturage Is
very poor, and stock will be In 10 con.
dition to go Into winter quarters with.
The drouth has taken good 500, ,0oO
from the rockets Of the farmers OF Ma
son county this year."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-07-15

We were agreeahly surprised, on
Tuesday evening last ut receiving
samples Of Timothy and clover from
the farm Of N. p. Bonney, adjoining
Baldwin ON the south, that we did not
suppose 1t possible to have grown In
this dry season., The average height
OF the clump Of timothy Was about
my iaches, while the highest stalk
was sirty.fowr inches. The clover
stands ut MI average of about two feet
high. The timothy In the product Of
low land, on the river here, aud the
clover IL OH upland. Mr.. b.. says he
will have some six or seven tons Of
hay, which is IL very encouraging out
come for this season.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-07-15

Master nilsson Woodruff, Of the new
court house, Is absent, lfifs week; be.
ing member of the Manistee Light
Guard, which has gone into camp will,
the rest of the State militia, this week;
80 that the work Of laying brick las
been suspended.
A. special train Of fve or six cars
passed through here, yesterday morn
ing, from Manistce, with militia from
tiiat city and froih the upper peiiinsu.
la, bound for the annual encanipment
ut Brighton.
A fire ut Chase, yesterday morn
ing dcs uoytd quite quantity Of lum-
ber and railroad car !; situated north
of the track aud east of the depot.
Ladies Fi0rdl Cabinet for July
abOun,is In useful hints for the culti'
walton of flowers, home Decoration,
etc. Published ut % Vcscy st., New
York.
We acknowledge receipt Of copy
Of WoOd's Raitpdy Gnide of Michigan,
issued every month, ut S4S Trumbull
Ave-, Detroit.
Chas 1Iigler and Mott Gleas OH have
their saloon running, In Center town
slip, near tile western line, and not
far from Peters railroad.
What's the matter will, the Luther
Herald? We only see copy semi
occasionally. Wake up, yodng man
wake up,
Tie Reed City hose company carried
off the first prize in the contest ut Cad
lilac, July 5th. 1t amounted to $50.
NJ. l.. Parker, of Webber, has more
faith la old setting hens as chicken
producers, than he II ls In incubators.
q. B. Blood ctuyht IL 6pOund pick =
crol In one of the lakes near town, las
Saturday.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-07-15

Tie Chase boys 90 to White Cloud,
to-day, vid Baldwin, to play ball.
When preparing cherries for cam
ming. first place them In water. The
wormy ones will rise to tile top.
Ernest Peckover, agent for the Sag
inaw C6sri ier, gave us ffatefnal call,
yesterday morning.
Born-July 18th, 1856, girl, to VIM.
Runyan and wife; weight, sllts. Dr.
L. A. Withey, attending physician.
A desirable improvement Is about to
lie made, In clearing out SahdLorn
Creek.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-07-15
Mrs. f.. Shane returned, last cv

Mrs. +. Shane returned, last cve-
Ming, from her visit to Sherman, Wrx
ford county. She was accompanied by
Mrs. w. Ct. Shane.
We don't want to dun our snl'scrib-
crs-but IL you could only hand IN those
little amounts of urrearages it would
help us just now.
1t Is said that the water works saved
Chase, yesterday morning; and the or
isin of the fire was inccndiary. Many
thousands of ftetuf lumber were de-
stroyed, belonging to Durham, Peters
d co. AMI l.. w. Kicker.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your APP
petite II poor, you are bOthered with
Headache, you are tidgetty, nervous,
s al GENERALLY out Of sorts. and want
t brace Up. Brace up, hut no. Will,
$ imulantr, spring medicines, vr bit
ters, which havt for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky. and which stimu-
| te you for all hour, ahd then leave
y.i In worse condition. than before.
w ,at you want Is an alternative u ut
Will purify your blood, start health
action of Liver and Kidneys, fsturc
your vitality, and give renewed heal Il
id strength. Such, medicine y, u
will find in Electric Filters and only
80 cents bottle ut Hcfernan's Drug
Store.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-07-15
Among the npr,

Among the agreeable callers Mt the
STAR office, yesterday wednesday,
morning, were Mr.. VIM. Lambert, Of
Reed City. and l.. A. K-ifer, formerly
of Baldwin, but now n resident of
Frankfort, and both have our thanks
for financial favors.
Tic "Unclc Toms Cabin " perform
ance, in "a tent, last Monday evening,
was patronized by one Of the largest
crowds ever gathered together In Bald
win OH similar occasion, The COM
ments OH the merit of.hc performa nee
ranges from fair to mid,iIing.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-07-15

George Albright intends to abandon
Keeping "bacl,clor's hail." after this
week; as Mrs. A. is expected tn arrive,
next Saturday.
The FIRST hucklel'erries to he shipped
from Baldwin, this year, were hfty-Ome
quarts, by F. Bartlett, last Friday.
The berries grew OH low, moist ground.