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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
THE LADY CADETS.
They wiz Parade Puhrriy ON Memorial
Dag.

Day.
Company BIS srmory was flied with
female LONELINESS last evening. There
are probably few citizens of the Valley
City who have not heard OF the young
iadles' military company, and the pub
Inc is impatient 10 see them parade.
The company is composed OF about
thirty of the young society ladies' of
Grand Rapids Last night was their
regular drill night. and ss the CON-
msnd. "fsll in" was given by the frat
sergeant, Mise Gusse Hillyer, the sol.
disrs. IN true military style, responded
promptly. Twenty-thrse pretty young
ladies answered to their names at roll
call. Then Capt. Bonneil, enc hand
some commander Of the company. put
the fair soldiers through the foot move
ments For three-quarters of an hour.
The drill they put up woGld surprise q
good many OF the local military boyp.
The company have noe. ~ yet, re-
ceived sheir uniforms. nor oil Of their
rifles, but Capt. Bonnell ss,d last even
ing that he expected The rest OF the
rifles IN few days. and that the CON-
psny would begin drilling With them
next week. The company viii probably
make its hrst public appearance n the
parade on Memorial Day.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

ONE ENJOYS
Id ~ nstho1 sn1 rsssln When
Syrup at Figs is takca; il - pleasant
end rsfrssAing - tie 1ps>e. and scts
eently yet promptly On che Kidneya.
liver and BowslA cl>ansss the sys-
I'm edeetually, dispsls colds. head
schss and fevers and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs y the
ealy ssnedy If 10 Kind ever pro
duoed. pleasing 70 the tasts and 90
csptabls to the stomach. prompt In
i:s action and truly bsas6cial u IL
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy end agreeable sahstanoeA it,
many excellent qualities commend Il
70 al and have made b The MOI
popular remedy kpown.
Syrup Of Figs b fbr ale n 30
end o. bottles By all leading drug
eiaa. Any reliable drugie wao
nay not have il On hand viii pro-
euro II promptly lor any ono VIA
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
nbstituAe..
cAlLfuhRN re SKnUp ca
san feAsoisoo. ca.
toe0t&kk. M NV voeS NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

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AiHsssshas Sss Exp>ssss>

To eexaaeokna - nsk1aonens xes0 =
Akasxsshae - Kxp~sssv~
TAs sspszslser5 ns>kaas It yssfss~
daY uas pzsss1s1 esss b. M. Walker.
cAauman HAvsas hang skaa detained
~ honae - Eeknsss JsAn n. kets@a
sppsAxsd before tas hssxd in ~ inter.
80 u Ma Hass- TIE isdy's hsskAnd
tsli fros> srnnoid wbass veEksax 60
tkae coanay balidzns, aad although ~
hlAns uas ATTACHED to tAs bastdsng
comnitkes sr employees. a sppeei sas
made for 6nanclsl ed. ~ the fxuliy -
very pooY. The Commlttee ca Build
lnes Will look after the matter.
The matter Of wiring the court house
fox electric tAgats ms postponed, - Il
could b done eSaslly Is veil hereafter.
The Court HoUee Committee made =
report suhsnittng bsds and estimates ca
the cess Of snbs1ltnu6k for the oxick
beseneps plaza called for b the specl-
deatioaS either tile or cement tor the
corridors, aud maple for the o1aceA
The additional cost for tile and maple
would bo $40. and for the cement
and maple eozns $50. Referred back
70 eouu,ittaa With poser 70 use cement
and maple 6oors.
A melton to authorize the Building
Committee 10 put better Anish On the
interior Of the court house uss laid 90
The table.
Nsssre. Sullivan. Roberts and Carlisle.
Of the Finance Committee, submitted
txhulated report showing the amount Of
delinquent taxes collected through the
auditOF-geperal' ONCE for the six years
ending with 1858, also the cost thereof
10 the county; and IN view OF the fact
that il had during that time cost $3.50
10 collect some ti4a, offered . resolu-
ton requesting the senator aud Repre-
sentat,ves from Kent Ito use their best
efforts to have the law so changed that
oil Of said delinquent taxes shall be
collected ct the county ueasurer's
ONCE, thereby saving needless ex.
pense."
Supervisor Loomia moved 10 20 amend
by striking out all that part OF the reso-
luton requesting . change in the law;
lost by ~ to y. Mr.. BENJAMIN moved
to strike out The word ''needlsss" be-
fore expense" lost. The question
then recurring on the adoption Of the
report. II was carried by - ayes, nays,
the nays being Messrs. Benjamin. Kin
ney, Leppink. Loomis, sinclair and
Woodwork.
The Claims Committee reported q
batch OF accounts. largely OF deputy
SHERIFF. and cOnstables, together with
deductions; adopted.
Mr.. Gill moved that the court officers
and messengers be allowed to draw
three~quarters per diem monthly, In
submitting proper vouchers from the
clerk OF court. II was unjust TO require
them to wait for all their pay from one
session OF the board till another. Mr..
Carlisle moved to limit to court mos
sengers only. Others objected 10 a
precedent which would open too wide
door for the allowance Of claims with.
out scrutiny, and finally, on motion of
Mr.. Benjamin, the matter was tabled.
Indefinite leave of absence was
granted Chairman Ravens ON account
of illness, and the board adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16


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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
Win Noa Read This fer osocf

DR.. Sags's Caiarfh Remedy, who are
ahundartly responsible financially, as
any one can easily ascertain by enquiry,
have offered. in good faith, standing
reward Of $500 for . case OF nasal
catarrh, no matter how had or OF how
long standing, winch they cannot cure.
The remedy - sold by druggists at 80
cRuts
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

The genuine Fleischmann q Co. .
compressed yeast is put up in tin foil
for family use, each cake having yell
low label and bearing the firms sigma
ture. We caution consumers OF COM
pressed yeast to be particular aad get
the genuine, as it is the best and cheap
est. Flelschmann & Co.'s Compressed
Yeast with the yellow label has taken
first premium over all competitors
everywhere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

The finest stock OF Boots and Shoes
n the city must be converted into cash
Immediately. The ssssshee Of Tulip 4
sccN wIil commence selling goods at
So. 81 Monroe-st. Monday morning,
for what they vii bring IN cash. The
stock viii BE- closed out a. soon - poe
sieie. r. Al. KENDALL Assignee
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

The fs.iewinx Is nst Of tas masriass
licenses issued sinee last published. With tae
names. rsdasacs vaea outside lie elty and
ages of the parties. Ages.
EIsndan IA
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

UxrrEp srArxs-Hon. Henry p.
Sevsrens. iudge--United states W.
Juliet Rose ct a., electment; trial by
court without . jury and cause taken
under Advisenent. The sheldon case
will not be decided for some days yet
owing 10 the fact thai IN suen cases the
statute requires the hing OF vntten
findings Of facs and conclusions Of Jaw
aud other forms that must Be comp ed
with.
Ctpcrrr-Hon. NJ. G. Burch, Judge
Charles r. Rspp etal. plaintiffs IN error
W. Ann NJ. Ranks ct al, defendAnA in
error. cerfefvsri; iadgnisnt reversing
Judgment Of lower eeurts vita eosss
William Dosdsnsa rs. Anna J.. Deed
srna, divorce, hearing IN opsn court.
Hon. VIM. r. Grove, fndx>~-Issr<r
Noresey -. ghieago q West Michigan
Railway. trespsss on We ease; 90 trssl.
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Ms rsrtiastsu ssc< ealsssser on 80 ~ a.
nssss saA ARE esstgFs- II ees<s . esstt
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
TOURIST TICKETS SOUTH
VIA TINS
. NASHVILLE e. R

m HE only line running through Pullman
j Buffet Drawing Room aud Sleeping Carr
from Cincinnati to Birmingham aud Mont
gomery. Ala; Thonasyiiie. Gsi Jseksepv!lie.
ocaia. Wildwood and Tampa. Pa. without
change.
Through Buffet Sleeping Cars between cin-
cinnati and Memphis and between Cincinnati
and New Orleans without change.
Double daily train service la each direction
between Cincinnati and phis. between
cincinnati aud New Orleans and between cia-
csnnati and Florida. with equipment and speed
unexeellsd- II You are soiax 60 Florida. Mex
ice or California take the l.. 4 n. X. " foI
further Information address
SIS. PAEKkR. Div. Pass Agt.. Cincinnati. O.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16


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h1s neck IA AfrendV SoiHs WIN :
itsenas ths osnsf dAy.
The Lansnx Woman's Club viii pre-
seat Ben Har.' Monday and Iuesiay
evenings Of next week.
The second National Bank OF owosso
has been reorxaai1sd under the name
al TIE owosso SAsinxs bank-
A beautiful butterfly. hatched from .
cocoon, suspended among the house
plants in fisinwelI house recently.
\. W. Yesgley. formerly county clerk
Of Hiilsdaie has gone to Jackson for
three years for bis forgery episodes.
r.r, ~. a-vs.rola hov ~
as~,sa ~, ,s,si,~ I. IN nm,
hscan.ss - had basn shssfaI for rucr,rs
.~sv svc,,, $500,
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q Al ,,~,n a. V,.s sa,r-n W>dnas.
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60 Ssssh snsns.s i, = s.- n,,nntu.
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hol.xss Vi naisnaloo 09a"ss, was
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mas tss'S ueo Suo sno ssh'e mas ocen Sc
SSPseu oy tne uustees. ho goes "
,hns !" uasUA6s we Nc" psi'sS As4'
ium.
George Schur, OF Detroit, while run-
n:nx iAtne wA1 sAIuck IA tue corner
"a we tigus eye oy splinter ot pine;
1t passed snfouGn nis nose Sno snIeseo
nus isis eye, ne w'ii pfooso'y 1850 'ns
sAxhs Ia ootn eyes.
A. A.. Van Lswvan. OF Milford,
thrashed Prof. A. +. Cook, of the High
school, before all the pupils, hecauee
Cook punished Van LowvAu's disoeed.
lent con. Tho schoolmaster has had
the father arrested for assault and
battery.
Reports 10 the State Board of Health
show that bronchitis. rheumatism. in
fiuenxa and neuralgia, in the order
named. caused the most sickness in
Michigan during the week ending Jan.
10. p.pththeria u reported at 80. scar
let fever at Il. typhoid fever at 10 and
measles 1T 81 places.
p.uI Grammar, ofR.x c;,v ..c;dsr.
.,lv shot h,mscIS ~ ths f.cs vn;,s r.h
~. hun,,ne Wedn.sd.v Tn. ens;rs
ch.yvs soaE ssf.cs in Cr.n;nsLi,s fac.
cntr.nv of the entire ,sft s,de from ths
law nm IN the ton of ths cheek maxine
= n,oss shocking vound. lscerating the
assh in 4 most horrihls manner Ho
viii die
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs Wfnsiow'x Soothing Syrup should al
ways used for children teething- Ii soothes
the child. seftens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind cello. and Is the best Temedy for
diarrheea- % cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
THE FOOD
OF
THE SOUL
Notice.

Ask your grocer for Fleischmann b
Co.'S Compressed Yeast with the YELL
LOW LABEL, and take no other.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

syvrross- Aossture. intense itching
and singing most al night; worse ~
scratching If allowed 20 continue
tamors form. which often bleed ard
aleerste, becoming Fssy sore. s~ssSx's
OINTMENT stops The isehlns aDd heed-
lna. heals uleeTation, ard n nscst Gases
removes ne trmors- At druggists. er
~ naasI. foe 50 eenss. nr. swayae A
son, Fhilsdeinha.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

rsek bans Group Ksnaesy cures
wsoopsne Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
WHAT
IS
TRUTH

full business by judi
cious advertising; the term "advertis-
ing' being here usod To denote merely
the printed announcements such ~ APP
pearin the newspapers, and "judicious"
relating 70 the pecuiiarityand original
ly OF the composition, style and type,
etc. The elegance, Queerpess and dis.
unctive character thereof are freely
confessed. They are, however, IN
cidentAl. His strength is in hia most
important branch OF advertising--ad-
vertising IN Its perfection, and that is
fidelity to patrOns--fair dealing-truth.
Patrons we'll taken care are the surest,
the most lasting advertisers, and the
kind most valued by the seeker after
continuous success His realization
that immense displays cannot be taken
to people individually-that . great
proportion of the people bob forth and
back IN the well-worn grooves OF habit
aud end their days, knowing of their
own volition, httle outside the hum
drum affairs-that even those who 90
over his establishment require his ludg-
ment expressed, and his comparisons
illustrated to know good from bad-ap-
propriate from the otherwise, and the
like-this is what makes him leader.
He has been = leader in educating his
patrons to Distinguish qualities and
relative prices; to know good goods and
to appreciate them, and herein his
great medium in the newspaper.
The favorite Michigan lines, the D., l..
& n, and the Z. d w. NJ, are conduct
ing their passenger business ON this
basis, and the newspaper announce
ments are simply contemporaneous
with the good words of our patrons, oh
which latter more than any other thing
We must depend for success Our
methods inspire confidence-it Is
proven by the liberal increase in
patronage, and while We rely prln-
Cipally on treating our patrons 70
their entire satisfaction, We must lean
on the newspaper ~ our next best-it IS
our means of frequent communication
with the public of business truths
that they should know
relative to ourpassenger
business. The newspa- THE FOOD
per welcomes the adyer-
tiser, whoever he be, but OF
thrice Welcomes he who
advertIses truths--and THE SOUL
truth il defined by an
eloquent preacher as
GEO. DHHAvHy,
General Passenger Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

= Pasaxiag Sense
OF health aud strength renewed and of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of fiKs - It acts in harmony
with nature 70 e0ectually cleanse the
systsua whom costise or bilious. For
sale in Soc and y bottles BY I'll leading
druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

Attend the great slaughter sale a'
Chicago Shoe Store, % CAnAi-sk
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

urs rsrtsasfsn ssc< ealsssser on 80 rnss
RATS saA ARE "a egst9fs. Il eos<s - eFatA
TIE tsrtars sala BE canIs saf Hvss saf he
tsak Dr.. Raifs cssxb SYRUP sns H~ss ssA
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
Water Works,

As will be seen from notice pub
lished elsewhere in this issue, the peo-
pie OF this village will be called upon
Sept. to vote whether or not they will
have water works. We can hardly
doubt that the bonds will be voted.
1t may appear to some. in view of the
fact that previous estimates OF the cost
of water works have been made Mt from
$4,000 TO $4,000. that $4,000 is q
large sum to ask for, and some may
vo'e against it on that account. But
the village council have canvassed the
matter pretty thoroughly and do not
consider it safe to proceed with less, al
though they expect the cost will not
exceed $4,000.
The lower estimates spoken of have
been made upon the basis Of four and
six inch mains. The council believes
that in the long run it will pay better
to put in eight inch mains at the start,
which will supply the town until il
reaches population of 1000. Anyone
at all familiar with the subject knows
that this one item alone will make a
vast difference in the cost of plant.
A pumping plant could be put in
much cheaper but the cost Of maintain.
ance would be much greater. TIE
water rates would not begin TO pay run.
ming expenses, to say nothing of inter
est on bonds.
BY the system that the council have
mapped out it is calculated that the
water rates will pay running expenses
and the interest on the bonds, and tina,
they can spare 81 900 year from the
liquor tax collected to apply on the pay
ment OF bonds, so that the tax payers
will not be called upon to pay any por
ton Of the loan. This certainly ought
to be satisfactory.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
PORTAGE ENTRY


III. Selden and family visited Boot
Jack last Wednesday.
NJ iss Martha Jenkins, of South Lake
Linden, called on friends here Satur-
day.
Mrs. Thomas, who has been visiting
with Mrs. Quinn for several weeks re-
turned Saturday to her home in Cham
,pion.
Mr.. John Halle. postmaster Mt
Craig, is the lucky recipient of dogs
just now, having one Of his frierd
Selden's killed some time ago in dog
fight the people through sympathy
have been handing in their offerings
ever since.
William Hnnklo. one of the men who
were suspected OF the murder Of Lora
Lauluma April 80, but was discharged
on account of there not being sufficient
evidence against him, was re-arrested
by Justice Selden last Saturday and
committed him for trial at the circuit
court. After leaving here last spring
important evidence against him leaked
out. He has been working on the
Huron bay railroad this summer. He
came mp here last Saturday to attend
Finn wedding, hence his re-arrest.
Sheriff Bawden took him to the Hough-
ton Jail last Monday.
Mr.. Henry Harris, who has been
employed as blacksmith for the Portage
Redstone company for the past two
years, left here Saturday for Albion
college to prepare himself for the
ministery. Mr.. Harris was superinten.
dent of our Sabbath school, and also
frequently occupied the pulpit in the
absence of the regular minister and has
done much to further the cause of
christianity. Friday evening previous
to his departure farewell party was
rendered him by the Ladies' Aid Sc
ciety which was quite largely attended
and everyone helped to make it pleas
ant evening. Mr.. Harris was present
ed wi h purse of money as token
of esteem from his many friends, whose
best wishes go with him to his new
field of labors.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
Who Started the Fires 2

In the trial of the government against
tile M. l.. & I. Co. and the hester
Estate very novel issue was brought to
the front as the following special tele-
gram to the Detroit Tribune will
explain:
A new phase developed to-day in the
suit OF the government against the
Michigan Land ~ Iron company and
Thomas Nester, brought to determine
the titles to large amount of land in
the Upper Peninsula. The attorney for
the estate OF Thomas hester petitioned
the court o.day for permission to cut
certain timber which has been damaged
by fire TO save the timber from being
lost, offering to give sufficient bonds to
cover any damage arising from the re-
moval Of the timber. The attorneys
for the government made the charges
that the forest fires which had done the
damage referred to had been wilfully
started for the express purpose OF for.
cling the timber upon the market.
Judge Severens granted the order ask.
ed for, under the condition that the
petitioners purge themselves of the
charge Of starting the fires.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
Advertised Letters.

The following is list of letters re
naming uncalled for at the Office Of
L'Anse, Michigan, Aug. %, 1891:
John Christman (2), Lafayette Rich
mond, Aristid Champagne. L. I. Ho'.
combe CO.. Jos. Lafountaine (2), VIM
Rockwell (2), Chas. Smith, John Sky
Frank Lemeroux, Arthur Lemicux,
10. eph George. Cyrille Lefehre, Fraak
Paqutte (2), Munsen & Peterson, E
Parr. Jos. b. Essex 60, John Gold
smith, John Suensson, Jos. Trucott, j.
warsusky, Achton Murgaard, Mr.
Allen Tyrrelt, LudCer Demirs, Miss
Bertha Ell lredge. A. E. Clark Esq,
Mr.. John Mutton, Gilbert Versatile
Thos. CAREY, Mrs. j. II. Cham, N. c.
Clark, Mr.. Con Moore, George Magn
ant, Con Murphy, Mr.. Jense Jensen
Alex Johnson, MIR. A. Victor Burret
Alfred Byo,k Ironwood, Charlie Ben
anchene, John Cohnan, Mr.. j. Mancier
Person calling for the above letters
please say advertised.
ID. DENoMsiE. p. nj.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
Piano Tuning.

Prof. J. f. Birtz,. late of Boston,
Mass, has the pleasure of announcing
to tho people of L'Anse that lie has
located here for tuning pianos and
organs. Having had number OF years
experience he can give the best of salts
faction and the best of references
Outside orders will receive prompt
attention. PRos. J. E. BIRTz.
Orders may be left at Norton's Drug
Store.
L'ANsE, Aug. 18th, 1901 hereby
certify that Prof. j. Z. Bhtz. tuned
and repaired my piano that had passed
through the fire at the corner of Main
and Broad streets having done first
class work. l hereby recommend him
to the public.
33tf J. A. GINGRAs.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
They Didn't Dance,

Last Monday q number of L'Anse
young people arranged to have quiet
social party at the town hall, and sent
for the Baraga orchestra 10 furnish the
music for the dance. Well, the young
people congregated at the appointed
hour, but no music came.
Upon investigation it was found that
Messrs. Seeley and Ormsby had come
over to furnish music according to
agreement, but upon getting nearly to
this village team going to Baraga had
coll;ded with their rig and left it a COM
plete wreck. Mr.. Seeley, who was
driving, was thrown out of the buggy
and his violin damaged. The horse
then commenced to run and in making
a sharp turn Mr.. Ormsby was thrown
out and quite badly hurt. His bass
viol was also smashed. The horse
finally fetched up against telegraph
post near Norton's drug store and
stopped. We understand that suit has
been commenced by Ormsby and Seeley
against Sam Emerie, of Baraga. to re-
cover the damages. The dance at the
town hall was indefinitely postponed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
What Quarry is FTP

The Ishpeming correspondent of the
Mining Journal says: Mr.. James Nc
Cutcheon has resigned his position as
superintendent # construction of the
Lake Superior Iron company and will
assume charge of a large stone quarry
at L'Anse. Mr.. McCutcheon has been
with the Lake Superior Iron company
for many years aud his retir mnt
is sincerely regretted by all connected
with the company, albeit their best
wishes for his success and welfare will
accompany him to his new field of
labor. Who Mr.. McCutcheon's sue
ce,sor will be is not known at the pres
ent meeting. Whether Mr.. McCutch-
con will move his family to L'Anse is
also matter not yet decided upon.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
ISLE ROYAL.

THE AHDEEK NAVIGATION COMPANY
Duringthe excursion season the ste lmel
A. B. Tay Tor. weather permitting, will
leave Pope's dock Houghton ut $3.50
every Saturday morning, calling at
Closes dock, Hancock, for Washington
Harbor, Isle Royal and returning on
the following Monday. Fare S2.5C
each way including one meal. Addi-
tional meals fifty cents each. Camp
ing parties must provide their own out
fits. At Washington Harbor, however,
meals can be served to campers who
perfer not to do their own cooking.
JACOB HoUGHToN, Prest.
33--tf Houghton, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29

Mrs. r. 4. Vent, OF Chicago. is a
visitor at the residence of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T.. Mason, having mr.
rived last Saturday from New York
where she had been visiting for several
weeks. During her stay there the heat
was SO great that hundreds Ct people
were Frustrated aud many died from its
effect. She bec,me quite i'll herself
and came to Lake Superior to obtain
relief from the excessively hot weather