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The True Northerner
April 21, 1876

         The Manistee Advocate has the following and history:
       "We are informed that a child of DR. HAINES, of Bear
       Lake, one day last week, was taken suddenly very ill,
       and immediately died. The doctor soon left the house
       to engage a divine to preach the funeral sermon. Upon
       returning he found his other two children dead also.
       All three were laid in their long, last resting place
       together, and the home that was but a few days ago
       bright and happy, is now lonely and desolate. The
       cause of this sudden calamity is not stated, but the
       supposition is that they were poisoned."
       
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