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again on some less disastrous occa­ store something I found of yours,
sion.”
dropped during the accident.”
“ I hope so ! Rest assured, though,
He paused, then taking from his
M O V K l,.
1 shall never forget one who saved our pocket the caricature of himself drawn
to n s no An i s v iv e ahattks .
lives at the risk of his own. Will you on that unlucky day, he presented it,
not' call on. us at number 162
with a mischievous' twinkle of the eyes,
v o u d ie r.
and added :
street,
that
papa
and
mamma
may
M oon lig h t evenin g— shady g r o v e —
thank you for all your kindness?”
“ I will not keep this, unless you
T w o y ou n g p e o p le m uch in lo v e ;
H eroin e w ith g reat w ealth en d ow ed ,
Worth of a Mother’s Lot®.
“ Why, Elsie,” interupted Mabel, present it yourself, as you once threat­
ITero handsom e, p o o r and prou d ;
ened
to
do
!—-Shall
I
retain
it
?
I
before
he
could
answer,
“
what
do
you
There is no human love like a moth­
Truth etern al— hearts u n ite d —
mean by inviting a stranger so indis­ await your commands.”
V o w s o f ch an g eless p assion p lig h t e d ;
er’s love. There is no earthly loss
K isses— quarrels— sighs— caresses j
criminately to our home ? Ho, sir,
“ Of course not!” exclaimed Mabel, like the loss of a mother. The older
M aiden y ield s on e o f h e r tresses,
eagerly
grasping the paper, which she a man grows, and the more he knows
you
noed
not
call,
but
please
give
us
To the trout in Low Prices.
■. Rhatadcs to bo surmounted ;
your name and address, and papa will tore into fragments. “ Why remember of the world, the plainer this truth
^ S iT ival, old and stale,
, JtThroears the tender tale.
thank you by letter, and also reward such folly ?”
stands out in his mind. And when
Calicoes, 4c, 5e, and very best,
you
handsomely for your trouble.”
“ We will not unless it be as a les­ a man seems dead to every other in­
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“ My address, Miss^ Mabel, is wot son for future use,” returned Mr. fluence for good, the recollection of a
r n in g in the east lo o k s r u d d y ;
Lonsdale and Fruit of Loom cot­ !fyejisyS; iip
necessary, as I crave neither thanks Englewood, gently.
Sc’one, you n g lad y’s fath er’s study.
-mother’s prayers and a mother’s tears
tons, 10c. oQ pieces 4-4 blch’d cot­ 4«%37!J?r0 with Ids hat in hand.
nor reward for doing as I would be
Turning then to Elsie and her often has a hold upon him which he
h e r d itto to dem and.
done by. One smile of recognition, mother; tho young man changed the neither can nor would break away
ton, soft and fine, Oc, worth 12-Jc.
A n g r y parent storm s— abuses,
from your sister, should I ever cross conversation to a more lively Bubject, from.
A n d a t o n c e c o n se n t refuses.
L)ress Ginghams, Sc, 9e and 10c.
M aiden faints ben eath the blow —
her path again, I would, however, thus seeking to subdue the angry tu­
David, the man after God’s own
Dress Goods, the largest assort­
M oth er in terced es— n o g o :
gratefully prize. I hope it is not too mult that he knew was raging in the heart, could find no words which could
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hrieks—
hysterics—
p
rotestations,
ment and the lowest prices m the
presumptuous a boon to ask?” he bosom of the mortified and selfish express his abiding confidence in God,
M ixed with old .ru an’s execrations.
county.
:'ti‘
* HxSffbVhi-i’nfiHs'tfthe din—
added, in a low tone, to the younger beauty.
like those wherein he declares, “ When
H glv rival enters in., f
Black Gashmeies foy , S icque^
. He was concious of having adminis­ my father and my mother forsakd me,
lady.
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40c, 45c, 50c, GO, 75c, S5c f>5c,
“ It certainly is not. I shall be tered a bitter reproof, but he knew then the Lord shall take me up.”
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proud to recognize my preserver at all that it was richly deserved, and he did Nor could he find any figure of the
|1.15, $1.25, | l,3 o
*. ' ThmtJ-lnofehlferfr1d?g1ft, o n c e m o r e ;
Setuui— outside tho lad y’s d o o r ;
.times and in all places,” murmured it for her good.
Hosiery, H o sie ry ' l v000. j mirs.
profoundest depth o f human sorrow
t o ? ,!ri w ilb :li.i!P In n k en heart,
As the reader may surmise, Elsie more forcible than that in which he
Elsie., in a greatful voice.
Sivy ‘ is lie’d rnthor.die tlmn part,
Ladies Hose, from auction, '9c* a
are selling ChfftriaT, t
4 A few weeks after the accident, ever remained his favosite; and in a says o f himself, “ I bowed down heavi­
j tTsjVcrn— (Iqwcrs-j-pinJirageos shade—
pair, former price 2 5 c . '5 f
M anic accents— serenade,
when the young ladies had nearly re­ short time the plain yet amiable girl ly, as one that mourneth for his moth­
Blots and Shoes, lima, Cups j
t^iijtujipr .window, open w ide—
Pull line- K id Gloves, in 2 but­
covered, Mr. Vernon announced to his became bis dear and honored wife. er.” When the glorious Son of Da­
g and Gem.H’ l-’nrtii?]:!!'^ Goods |
Jh dm f o f expcctdnt, b r id e ;
tons, light and dark shades. 75c,
family that the son of a dear old It was a love match, too, a case of vid was hanging on the cross in agony,
b u t n d o g m ost kindly m ute—
B lower than any other house a
T ea«— rr>[“ ' lad d er— (light— pursuit;
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50.
must not die, mamma and papa would friend, Ernest Englewood by name, love at first sight, and Ernest Engle­ with the weight o f a lost world upon
in town. We buy lower and l
Mali ot
i u — too inti— niglib’s sq reen mourn1iifo *sn
I’Dli.- *s'ifvh'’
fiib. '-first;
So I'-Qli;
-shvo' hie,
--'first* had returned from abroad, where he wood ever prized his wife, far above him, he could forget all his personal
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$1,000 worth ol Ladies Cotton
T rlum ph— m arriage— G retna G reen.
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had spent in tr avel the last five-years. rubies.— J7. Y Ledger.
Old man’s rage— disow ns fo re v e r—
in larger tpantU'ea than any F
Underwear at a great sacrifice to
suffering, and could turn, as it were,
U gly rival— scarlet fever'
‘
fYes,
murmured
Elsie,,
with
Around
the world had he been, and
for a moment, from the work of eter­
close.
homo in our Hue, and hy I
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white from pain. “ Save her firsts— -now had just arrived from Gape Col­
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nal redemption, to recognize the ten­
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VOLVMIi IV.
A lso, at a bargain, Ladies Linen
3 discounting our MBs wo ate t
The Delights of Base Ball.
no
onb cares for me very much ! Use ony, Africa and wished to be present­
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derness and fidelity of his agonized
’ ‘.pill man sick ly — sends fo r ohiltT—
Suits, Ladies’ Calico Suits, Ladies’
rnatdeil t« give our ciaimo- £
The only son of a widowed mother mother at his feet, and to commend
all ’ ,you strength for her, both to­ ed to his family.
■- A ll forg iv en — recon ciled .
Stuff Suits.
e:g bottom prices on jrnods. I
Y ou n g m an m aking m on ey fast—
gether.”
.
“ He will call about two ; so, girls,” in the vicinity of Douglas Park, is a her with his dying breath to the faith­
..Uhl m an’s blessing— dies at last—
I
“
Be
calm,
brave
lady,
we
shall
soon,
We can and will 3tmdo y rices \
he
added to his daughters, “ there is a member of an amateur base ball club. ful ministry of the disciple whom he
.r Y p u tliih l cou p le, p rov e probate.—
I ■trust, relcaso both of you; but I chance to secure a good husband. Ho On Saturday he bad his hair cut and loved.
G o t she m oney— live in state—
§, given by any other ho^se in i
F am ily m ansion— jew els— plate.
leave you not until you; are free, if I is: very wealthy as well as good looking oiled, and accoutred himself for the
§ our line.
The Bible abounds with pictures of
M other’s wishes crow ned with jo y ;
perish while saving you.”
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and agreeable, and is the very man I fray, and his fond mother tied one of loving mothers and of a mother’s love.
D o c to r —nu rses— little boy ;
.IbESPECTFPLIY,
Then the Dames' began to wind should like as a son-in-law. In fact, her best trimmed handkerchiefs around Hagar, weeping in the desert over her
T im e p ro ce e d s— her ties endear—
O live branches year b y rear.
L. P. & G. W. FOX. ]
about the car and the fire was. indeed as you know, his father and I decided his throat, and put a clean handker­ famishing boy; Jocbebeb playing tho
B lessings on the g o o d ' attend—
progressing; the men threw them- to wed his only son to one of my chief, with some cologne on it, in his servant to secure the privilege of
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G eneral gladness— m oral— end,
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selves again upon'the; plank, and with daughters, if agreeable to the parties, belt and kissed him and ho went out. nursing her babe for the daughter of
goeihnf tbol'osf liiutit, imi I
mighty effort' wrenched it away, when you were both children,.and his About a quarter past seven he return­ Pharaoh; Hannah joying before God
B^Tepr^oTitrtl.
Btoru.
thus .releasing both girls from its; hoy a lad of twel ve. It does not mat­ ed— that is, the most of him— and the
BUCHANAN, MICH.
over the treasure of a longed-for son ;
weight, and they were soon removed ter to me which marries him, so that following conversation ensued :
the true mother in the presence o f
to a place of safety,while their rescur- the son-in-law is mine,” he added
“ My son, where is the lace hand­
C .S . B L A C K , P r o p r ie t o r .
Solomon, ready to lose her child that
A BITTER LBSSOH,
kerchief you had round your neck ?”
erf returned to'the assistance, of oth­ laughingly, as he walked away.
it might be saved; the widow of Za“ Here, ma, tied round my finger.
ers. -In a short time the fire was sub“ Well, it does to me, very much,”
rephath'and the Shunammitc woman
Applo IV.io’a, 1’oar, Clierry, I.umJmnl PopB Y a iltS . KMXLY TIIORNIOST.
due'd' arid the danger was over, while exdaimed Mabel. “ As, being the I picked up a daisy cutter. I think
).xi‘ an«l Rvorgi’ifon Tnvs. will be sold xviy
securing the intercession of the proph­
the dead and wounded lav on the bank1 oldest, and I may as well add, the the finger is only out of joint, not
oliean. Tlicsa trees trave never been culled and
et for the restoration to life of their
.Tho 10:80 train for------ was nearly in a c.Q.nfused.niass- • Many liad been
are first-class.
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prettiest, Ifhasten to appropriate him.” broken.”
dead darlings; Rachel weeping for
nil of passengers, and in about three killed] and several fatallj’ injured.
“
My
son,
why
do
you
not
speak
N o T r e e s H e a l e d in .
“ Of course,” returned Elsie, “ he
her children, refusing to be comforted
minutes more would be steaming from I MaBel andUiei;.‘ :sister were not as
would
never think of a plain girl like plainer. Surely, surely you have not because they were not ; the mother of
the depot, wlicn two young ladies en­ iadly:wounded ah .some, but.each had
been drinking ?”
James and John pleading with Jesus
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tered seeking seats. One was a very a dislocated ankle and many bruises. mysel f. j t ’s all right, dear: for when
Ho, ma, but in ’tho latter half of the
I
marry
it
must
bo
love,
not
gold,
that
for favors to her sons; the Syroph®.
a ;u i >»tlu i
sweet looking girl, not. beautiful, yet
i?t w a n t o f tie e -; should exam ine
seventh inning our catcher’s hands
“ I see .you afepinjureH' arid cannot
ti:;. to id . fo r e l a m e s '.
nician women venturing everything,
ftf
far from homely ; tbo other, whom she Vralk, but there' is a largo.,house near makes the match,”
gave out, and I went behind, and
“
Are
the
ladies
at
home
?”
asked
a
and refusing to be put aside, that she
resembled enough to proclaim them by where you can-be- cared for. Per­
spruce-looking Colored, footman, who stopped a foul tip with my teeth, that might win a blessing from him wfcosisters,
possessed
a
charming
face,
s
?
s
m
mit me to carry'ypu there?"
fTXTj
had jumped from a gay carriage that is all.”
alone was able to restore to health
perfect features, liquid blue eyes and
“ My son, your nice new uniform is
Elsie looked up as these words were stopped before Mr. Vernon’s door,
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and freedom her grievously vexed
waving golden hair. Hers was a beau­ addressed to- her^ andi-met -the hand- •
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B E I E M
B I R
all bloody in front. What ever can
daughter; the mother o f Timothy,
Sit
ty that Would immediately rivet atten­ some eyes of the person'who had saved being answered in the affirmative lie you have been doing?”
descended
to
the
sidewalk,
opened
the
teaching her son lessons by which the
tion. -Both were-under tweuty=,thr.e§., their- lives, bent upon .her. - * ■
“ Nothing, ma, o n iy l was drying to
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' carriage door, while a stylish, liapdOUB. &XOGK. O F
world
is still profiting; and so on
“
There,
Mabel,”
said
the
plainest
rn
xs* K
, *“ Worifd you object 'to. my .carrying sorae man alighted and entered the scoop in a high ono at third, and the
a,
n &
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through a long list of those who were
looking
one,
“
I
see
just
two
seats,
one
sun got in my eye, and I muffed it,
you,'- lady ?” =•-■
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house.
representative mothers, chosen of God
in front of the other, so wo can talk
P3
and the ball came on my nose, but I
“ I should he veuy-glad to have your
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Mrs.
Vernon
and
her
daughter
Ma­
ca
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for a place in the sacred record, and
111 pys
when
we
lik
e
”
,
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mSKrO.*!
put it over to first and-got him out.”
in that or any other way, if-Some
■ft!
whose like are about us still on every
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“ Yes, and just see^who |Jcenpies one'will also help my sister. JCcan­ bel— the latter looking exquisitely
“
My
son,
your
white
flannel
pants
S3 a ?:* g t
,-® s
beautiful in a tasty and becoming
side.— S. S. Times.
•each,!.—One
a-horrid*
bid
coaato-y-mqij,
not leave her!”
g u
dress—-soon appeared to welcome him. are all green behind.”
and-the
other
negro
Ho
_ hM
“ That, ma, was in the third inning
“ Of course not! Oresar you follow Mr. Englewood greeted them politely,
Golden Words,
sithy^im^Elsic-^lrei is too s..
„
with the other lady,” he added to our and -entered into an easy and animat- when I tried to steal to second, and
-f^iB.feqntimiedt' as lfer sister offer.edf|o colored friend as he gently raised Elsie
Avoid
a
slanderer,
as you would a
had
to
throw
myself
down
and
slide
conversation, but his. eyes kept con­
-■ S -^sv *?.«*«• y-;c '®bff^jfrith,s;'hCgr6,'“leaving A a.oth&r
s ir
in. I got the base anyhow, and came scorpion.
t-o his arms and strode .away.
tinually seeking the door as though
m
Great men are scarce; hut there
G r l o v e s a a - d R i h b o & s ^ | ^ajwsaoii.
“ .Stop !” , .cried Mabel, angrily. watching for another. Mabel was in on a two baser to left field.”
T.-r
svatzif^
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“ Alas, my son, I fear that you have are many great grandchildren.
“ Cannot some other person carry me ? charmed, with the polished and elegant
had an unpleasant day. Let me send
A great man will neither trample
0 0
Bought at the recent decline in Dry Goods for cash,
I wish to know!” ■
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stranger; and chatted with him freely ;
CiYould you prefer to ' have this yet, when meeting his expressive, dark for a surgeon and a dentist, and get on a worm, nor cringe before a king.
An ingenuous mind will feel in un­
gentleman? I f so, take.my sister and eyes, she wondered at the strong like­ some arnica, ice water, lint, raw beef­
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g
BOLD FOB. G A S H .
steak, splints, sticking plaster, vinegar merited praise the bitterest reproof.
H- a s i-T « 0 V
•
I
will
go
with
Caesar.”
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ness he bore to spme person she-had
P5 < 3 r*
addressfed7^if3ffasiS>is willin&Sisf
0
A hate which we all bear with the
Of course I would prefer any white met, vet she could not remember who and brown paper, Rad way’s Ready
W £ $ $ ? a I UJ «
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Therefore we will; make you
“
Change*seats,'
certainly,
Cmsarj
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man. How can you ask. such a ques­ the person was, nor where she had Belief, Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, com­ most Christian patience, is the hate
UJ?
I am glad there is room fo? you here, ” tion ?” replied the selfish girl.
presses, slings, leeches, clean clothes, of those who envy us.
f l I - te g
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seen him.
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opodeldoc, and horse liniment, and in
A desire to say things which no
“ But changnig is impossible, as I
“ Mrs. Vernon,” remarked Mr.
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P R I C E S
M g ^
a
few
days
vou
will
not
know
your­
one
ever said makes people say things
shall
carry
the
one
I
hold.
Caesar
:|3
Englewood, at length, “ I believe you
< = t\ > Mabek to3S.eXl >h<ir hea’d>d;sfiai nfally,
nobody ought to say.
self.”
assist
you,
o
r
.
you
must
wait
have two daughters. Can I not have
o g
ail
game
“ Oh, ma, it was the bulliest O
It is to be doubted whether he will
j uUtil I return. ' Wffiyoii wait or come the pleasure of seeing both to-day ?”
fi
lit a
T H A I ' A i l STO R E .
! ! ,! whi
I ever Was in— ten innings, and the ever find the way to Heaven, who de­
now ?” said the gentleman..........
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“ Ob, certainly. I will call Elsie,
if
said to the negro :
score was seven to six. I f I die I give sires to go thither alone.
“ Oh, I cannot be lefo here among
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if
you will excuse me a moment,”
E x a m in e B e fo r e B u y in g ,
but I am the dead-an,d,dying people 4 So 0 msar
my bat to Billy Humphreys, and my
Men are apt to hunt more patiently
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answered the lady.
spiked shoes to Charley Gross.” [Exit, to discover a heresy than to find an
S—Ts- ir a
s je'
must do it, I suppose.”
“ My sister is a plain little body,
Jb'el^ow^could you speak so to
Harness SlakerlyBobt' Makerrj '
led out by bis ma. Curtain falls.]
opportunity to do good.
s. p , & c. a h i am
" be and rarely goes into society,” remark­
Is p
strangers?” she added in a low tone,
Men will never know ua by ’our
Manufacturers & Builders,
as ed Mabel, a.s her mother left the room.
to her sister as the cars moved o n ; :I
faith, for that is within us ; they
w ill find s ll Ittniia o f
“ The rarest pearls are found be­
A Horrible Crlaie.
relt sorry foiythegi both, for|tlijCyheard he lifted, li or .in his= arms and followed
know us by cur works, whi eh are vis­
the.ateps of the other,
neath tho plainest looking oyster
LEATHER
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The Lebanon Times and Kentuck­ ible to them.
jf-The house to which-they were taken shell,” was the quick reply, as the
ian of June 20, contains the following:
The hand which oasts into the wa­
prov.ed
to he a country public1 house. gentleman arose to greet the young
ti
ich ,
“ Wo have just heard a startling ters of life a stone of offence, knows
The-young ladies were placed, upon girl who now entered.
o th e r a r o u g h o ld cu s to m e r fr o m th e
H O U S E ,, G a lio n , M i d i . —
piece of news from Washington, coun- not how far the circles thus caused
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l^ropcioror. Under entirely new
sofas, in the- parlor-,: 'while, the, .kind, l^ropcion
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hearted stranger stepped to the hall eye he offered his hand.
ontond com foro f i^uests.. Charges reoKonable.
.“ E p iS p e a k lo w e r .
R e i s ir o t o jd
name -we could not learn, married,
Cheerfulness is like the widow’s
-‘ H jl
just outside the parlor: door, to- wait
T . W H I T E , D r u g g is t a a d g A p o th “ Oh, sir, is ic possible that you are
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A a ocary, south sido o f Front Street, Buchanan, I f O . O . F . — T l i © r e g u l a r m e e t i n g s o f
some time back, a Miss Bowls, whose measure of meal ; the more is spent
for the landlord in order to. secure a here? How.glad I am to see you !”
Michigan.
! e a t / a n d » m o s t e x p r e s s iv e -jiv e s , L e v e r
family had at one time lived on the the more. remainB, and both the giver
BuchauaaLodge N o. Tfi uco hold.at their hall,in
room? for them. While waiting, -he exclaimed Elsie, as she clasped his
Buchiumu. on Tuesday evening o f oach week, at 7
-s a w ,’ a n d t u o u g h . n o t i a s n i o n a b i y d r e s s o’ clock. Transient brethren-in good standing are cordi­
B . P33X 21TT.
33., H o m e o p a t h i c
disti'n'otly heard the following conver­ •hand before her mother could intro-1 lauds of Mr. A. S. Mayes. The girl and receiver are enriched.
ally iuvited to attond.
4 e d 'jf f I fiio iv h'e’- i s J a l t r u e f jjfe n tle m a n 1”
• Physician and Surgeon. Special: attention paid to
had been seduced, and,. before mar­
Public sentiment is the sum of in­
J* TV. Ssiish, N. G.
TT. 1.1 Lisles, Sec.
chronic dutoasofl* Ofiice and residence -with AI. C. Truvor,
sation : .. ■
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duce her. “ I am so surprised, for I
riage, had given birth to a deformed dividual opinions, and of course lie
Bridgmau, Mich.
“ O, Elsie;!’.’ exclaimed’Mabel;'“ how thought to meet a Mr. Englewood, and idiot child. Her seems to have who contributes to form this sum is
you:'’ 'know, that, pray
CoDSuUitig and Operating Snrgoon for BeafncaK, "Blind- }
M , W I L S O N , d e n tist. Office first
ness, anti nil diseases and deformities pf the
hard
..it is "to be so detained 1 .1. fear who is a stranger to me.”
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star
fou
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dry.
A
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asked
the
other,
impatiently,
as
she:
B * hindsofeasting,suchaaplowpoints jsngarkottles,
been dissatisfied about the child,- and; responsible for a share of its result­
door north o f the Bank. Charges reasonable and
“ My daughter, you.mistake. This
salia’ficUan gnaranteod.
turned her head'and stared'-boldly at; now-I shall notbehomeTwhen the ii’i.ch
i-.aa»3a®©
leigh shoes, &c. Iron turning: and joh worirdoueto
had influenced his wife to agree to a; ing. evils or its benefits.
dor. Oidmetaltahoxiino^changefor worlc. Portage
c
trayellsr, Mr. Englewood.JtfriyCSri1;'I is Mr. Englewood.”
mode of getting rid of it. With this’
•aetiUearthe depot.
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The owl was something more than
T O H N W E I S G S R B E R , m anufheturer
Oh, no, mamma, but this is our
think so much of' first impressions,
s?'^X^4iavo|R.iv intoroat tn tue, largest ..stocjv oi
view a box was obtained, and the? an owl who told the butterfly that if
^ o f Lumber. Cnsleui snvriug done to order, nmlnt
at
bind
preserver—
the
one
who
rescued
'youiknow.
'Even-if'we
ace
in
time,
J
O IR D 'S -. ’B U S ,—George B ir d w ill ruu
reasonable rates; Cash paid for all kinds of bolia. Mill
child, while yet alive, nailed- up in- it.;
his ’ Bus to and from the Railroud trains and Hotels,, on: South Oak Street, buchauau.Mich.
s e e ih M £ ff^ s ^ ^
*sfiall:no!t 1‘odli half- as:pretty as usual, us from the burning cars. I' could But while this was going on a neigh­ he would keep from being singed he
so to any part of. the village*. Fure only 2A cents, te­
iu tho northwest, an dilIts< & ±^ 'n 7bm **to<f£p oa'd .
aiusn’ t even go near the smoke, much
nding; baggage.
when'.bruised; and lame... *-It is 'going- never, never forget him, although the
with any size or color’nt'u roaSonablo'1pricoT a*J*L^
K"7 1 noWhinSt?t>
&T H A M I L T O N , lieonsod auctioneer
bor woman happened in, and, hearing less the flame.
ComiDiinicaticiia hy mail promptly answered.
barber
has
somewhat
altered
his
ap­
to
be-a
greatdisappointmeht
if.
I
dpn’ti
VS 9 “Will attend to all calls, promptly, and sell At as
“ In the kind manner in which he
a strange noise in the box, inquired
BA. NV V A N H IP E R , M . D ., rsasonnblorates as any other good auctioneer in tlio
C. SM ITH * M . D ., Fhysicinn and
It is only necessary for a truly no­
B » Snrgeon.
spoke to the negro. He has a feeling captivate that m affand- marry, him pearance.”
county. Roaidenconzid P; 0 .address.Buchanan.Mich;
Office ovor "Emery «fc Smith’s Drug Storo
t
B n oh an n n , M id i.
and found out what was done. She* ble man to grow old, to become more
Residence north side o f Galien.M ich.
also.
'
heart, and a low, sjvcct voice.” ,
“ You are.right, Miss Elsie, and I persuaded them to open the box and
charitablo and indulgent. I see no
■ g ^ S B D H O U S E , O . Heod, P ro p rie to r.
“.Since
you
admire
Hind'iio’
mUch^
am.
delighted to see you. ffardon my take the little thing out. The nows,
“
.Whether
you
love;’him'-_-or
not;
Herrion
Springs,
Mlab.
Good
ltvoryli(L.connecti(m
p H A 3. C . C O L L I N S , dealer i n A m o r fault committed that I have not com­
with the house.
•will draw -yoU'-his^ipictjii’ftb’iVHtsf^pc sist’or'? I hope you would not be so calling, Miss Mabel, when you bo dis­ however, of the matter got out, and a
loan and Italian Marble, Monuments, Headstones.
mitted myself.— Goethe.
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Tablets, Ac., ot lu tvs t designs. Officeand works, Murray
jM'abcl, taking a pencil and' somq.p.at -'foolish as-to prefer •money.‘.to love and tinctly forbade my doing so, but your few nights after a mob visited the
block, 2d street, lilies, hlich. Ton w ill find i t to your
He who eats his breakfast and sup­
S T. BAKER,Millwriglit^ftndBuild-(
advantage to give Mr. Collins, a call; H e is also prepared
per
from
her
traveling-satchel4
;
'
“
BwilJ
fatlier
gave
me
full
permission,
and
I
happiness.”
house, and next morning the husband per at home, cannot get very far
0 e r o f Torbiuo Winter lfliools warranted In power
to clean and repair marble, restoring old dilapidated
stone to.itd originatibeauty and texture.
32yl’#
•oiinal to any other whoeU in use. Residence, Bakertowu,
..describe .my portrait* ag^'it'progresses,
“ I" shall be just, so foolish, little ■could not deny myself the pleasure of and wife were seen hanging . to a tree
Post OQlce address, Bnchanan, Mich.
away during the day; so he that be­
for hia-benefitj.foi’ 1 -liope. lie -'itfears. Miss-Prim.r Riches-for-mo, I-say; bo renewing my acquaintance with your in the neighborhood. This event oc;
gins and ends tho day with prayer
1 23. G H U H C H I I i X i , d e a l e r i u C l o c k s ,
Eirst-,' a -great; «thick-skulled, boorish’, I trust Mr: - Engle wood’.'will ibei manr sistei\”
curred about ten days ago."
W'atchos, Jewelry, Spectacles, &c. Also,repairing
& W . W .I S M I T H , dealers in staple
will not get very far away from his
S ° and
clown5s-head ' is to ‘‘be B,draww^ -'■long, ageable.” ff >•
' ,■;' ' .
done to order. A il work warranted.. Store, fourth door
Fancy Groceries, Provisions and Croc leery.;
“
O,
Mr.
Englewood,”
stammered
SSU.S
ru
jifriT
u
u
is
heavenly Father.
north o f tbo Dank, Mniu stroet, Buchanan, Mich.
Coniral Block. Buchanan.
dangling, black hair, .moustache}1anc.
The stranger’s lip ..-curled into a the confused and conscience smitten.;
A s -.Cheap as.,
‘ dlieaisest, ■ moppy, thick heard.” , . ".**,*
The condition of woman -is tho best
A Painful Story.
| 'veryisoornful."expre8sion. as he over- Mabel, I had no idea that—-that—” ,
■gnsE F I E L D H O U S E , B e rrie n Springs.
Ha-solla-fficinro.. Uraincs amU Brackets ut reduced
measure
of the progress of civiliza­
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“ 0, please .Bto.p,-:isister,-,ihe: does .,heard'\'these'%ords, which,did hot*van­ . ,.“ S.p'plainly-drqssed.,and boorish a
prices. He is prepared to do all kinds of
The -Wisconsin State University tion. - "Wherever the intellectual and,!
* Goods aiuil N o tio n . Central Block, l1'r o o t Stroot,
be management o f Mrs. BoFloId &Son,. wlto> wiUsparo
Buchnan. Mich^
hear, and secs also; T fear
. ■/ ish, until* he-had.-secured* a.room and ; clown could be’ the son of your father’s has been excited by a tragic event.
*o offortstomaintain o.first class llo ie l a t the Connty
E ' E Z P - ^ A i I E I ;ISr G -.
5 wit.,
on1 shore notice. Gall »n d ; bo ccnvinpod. Second doer
•“ I ,am glad .of it,! Perkap'sff will had again taken Elsie in his arms' to old friend. Mrs. Vernon,” he con­ A. U. Dennett, one of the graduat­ spiritual rises above the physical,
■VTA-W H.YPSR & KIHMAFT, Attorneys
west of'Xrom out Moaso, Bnchanan. Mich.
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there woman is elevated, respected
give him the pi.cturo-.when ’I',finish:? it, beiKheiCtfiftlierTS
^ ami Counsellors a t Law,am i Solicitors inChaucory.
B . W . H A K H I S , D a yto n , M icH ,
tinued, turning to the mother. “ I ing class, has been arrested for smoth­
a, 1 ,
and revered.
t CoMoctiomf nmdo nml proceeds prom ptly rem itted
Collar
turned
down,
dog-eared
style
:
Office: Second iloor; H owe’s B lock. Buchuuan.M icb.
“ 'Then' a-tender -sympathizing >smile had just left the vessel after a long ering and throwing into-.the Milwau­
.coat,
alLrusty
and
out-of-date
years'
S i: D O D D , M . D . , p l i y s i o i s i n & B u r ­
HI . , X , T ] l O m p S D l L ’v& r.O O ., *agog rhatJKCji’Elsief fi,id ^yovusee.^that havered-.arouridlhis mouth;-’ and 'alhalf itempestuous voyage, .We had been kee river liis child. Its mother was
E. geon. Spocialattontion given tochrouicdiseases.
“ Please make’ yourself quite at f
wrecked:—bad -lost our baggage and Miss Cain. The child was born-about;
Office first iloor o f “ Record Brick J’ Residence on Day’ s • ^ S r O O D L A N D H O U S E , T i i r o o O a k s ,
’ome,
General” observes the hospita­
DtlF.BoaareRSoirsiM, Propriotoiv This hqiiaaLmj
\.Y6nuo*oaflUide,Buclmi>an.Mich.
great,'broad-brimmed
straw
head
prpmined the- clothing we had-been wear­ seven months ago, and'was .taken-to
,<'eye31'that’ ldokedintohisown.
d m u ged pYopriutors,chnn^cdirs name,;.beon.tLoronglily
ble
British
aristocrat to General
1
tectOr
rep.osingipnyhis|knees
?
See,
yl
vopatred and refitted, and every efiort w ill Lo nmdo byits
ii«7 VV-e.will' -notriin'geri upon the,hours ing— but I had been kindly-furnished Milwaukee by Dennett and placed'in
O o m m i s s l o ^ 'l l e r l i i l i a n t s ] 1
present manager to earn and sustain fo r it a> reputatioa
“3£*- Rff. F L jlM F T O N , a t t o r n e y <Sz c o n n -Grant. “ Put your legs right hup on
have
it
here
exactly.
I
am
only
sorry
as aUnri-oluHs h otol; Q.ood Rlablos ill connection with
‘dry,,
comfortable,
though
old-fashion­
lM*J* selTorat-LawittiidSolicitoriaOhancery. OQicoon
that
followed,
but
"will
"onlv~
say
in
charge
of
a
German
nurse..
Iff
De­
F or the Turchasa and Sale o f
hotel.
. - 7-17tf
oouth sido Frout Street, over Redden & OraUam’s ntofo,
the table and spit hon the floor, just
that I cannot see his feet, but I pre
Biiclianan, Berrien Co:, Alich.
Grain; SeeSs,- Etides, , Green and .Bried sumo they^arc as.^loii^ as the moha pa,ssing^thatia‘pJiyaicianJsoon attend­ ed ;and. rusty looking clothing by a* cember Dennett and Miss Cainwere .as you do in Hamerica. Never mind
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ed to-.th,oirwants jOf^-theso. sisters, »whb. ■person on, board the vessel that res-, married, and then separated, ',she
Prints,1Butier/Eggs, &c. '’ * * law* and'decked in/cow-hide boots;\Boi
Hand by "all means
'gT’A G L E H O T E L , B e rrie n Springs.
;fafterrtheii’ 'ankles*,:were «i-eplaced; arid ■rcuedius from- the raft on .which we. ■•teaching in Prairie de Sack,- ’and-’ he. the carpet.
(near the Conrt Oouso) having changed proprietors,
.whittle
the
chair
with your jacknife^lyvill
put
them
in
as
a
finish.,”
J
?,
JParticular
Attention
Given
ito
“
i
Eruilsi
sfiandgedj-ic.wiere ctound-vinot jitonbe.se- were helplessly floating. I would not going back to.his class. .About.-the’
bus beennewly fnnilahed thronghout. The utmost cure
will.lie’^taken to providufor tlto convenience and com*
:Hi .know you must feel like it—yon
While
thus
this
unladylike
beauty
s
»-S
5
f>
and
_
Veqetailes.
tarry
in.
New
York
long
enough,
to,
1st
of
last
May
he
took
the
child',
u : o f goests. A good stable in. connection with tho
otel. OTlsKBEP.Vrooriotor.
meet the parents from whom I had; from its nurse, smothered it,-; and all whittle your furniture in Hamer-1 9 ^ % .
Chicago'S fchatted aM'iamused'harselfvatTtho expense o f another, the cars hid been
been separated, so long; s a l .pressed placed it in a sack, threw it into*'the ica. I ’m sorry h i ’aven’ t a cocktail
TUn'ERKNCESr
“p 1 & A . M . Sum m it- Lodge No., 19S
V
Get
man
NnUonn
l
Raulc,
Chicago.
.
on,-Us I ' was accompariied by my faith-. river. He then -returned to his col­ or a corpse-reviver to offer you, but
,,nyed safely
......
A , » holds a regular meeting evory^^Monday eveningon
so .nalJ>*EattV»rB<n»'&yCo.TUnlon^StojkTotdarXJkicaBOjr.
or before the full o f the moou, in oach. month..
3
m„if) ur*7uStioffr ienditdia'diac co ihpaniec ■ful- servant,- *Caesar.
On the way I le g e . and ’ continued to prepare! him­ jwe flop.’ t know ’ow to make.them ’ ere.
Kdwi.n MoKaA.v. W. M.
35. !>►Ii.AnpxB.S&c.
over/bridges- spanning running,jpl“
self. for graduation. ~A passing,tug. D o m a k e yourself comfortable and
.ha'dripfo*’ :met y'our daughters— ’-’ t> ? ~"i r d
J. F . H A H ^ l T i i c l ^ f t kl-j!"
e |H;
l a i D ’W J F . E B ' T - !
pling streams, then whirling into rocky
& A . M . Tlio’; regu lar conuumiiaa“ And I made fun.ofyou, -forwhich brought the body of the child tq-the'. doii’ t stand him ceremony.— Boston*
■#U$
** * t io u s o f BncliannnliOdgcNo&CSAreiieldatMasonjc
. -;L ->{f-> r / } s *n £■; J h ff)kasms,fand through grand old woods,
I <am very-ii'sorry;” : murmured, poor, surface ; it was- identified by parks' traveler..'i
UaH in this vitlago^ on Friday even big on or beforo the
1
M htalic and -.Casket Coffins,
tho
train
.thundered
bn.
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full, o f the- moou. in oach m onth.
embarrassed Mabel. .
upon its clothing; 'the Tather^ha* '•. s.tt.Sr.7-.. ‘
M RS; M t o l A D.UTT0N,. w
-Seth
, t
J. p.
S oc.'
ilcady-mitUe,. constantly on kim'd^ojPmmlo/raVbzddr on
But suddenly a-istrange j ar thrilled^
"“ While-ypureiste'r kin’dly .defe'nded abeen’ arrested .for* vthe^imurdd^ Jahdi T®BMtus2valuable only so far aB it is
.abort; n otice^ jj ^
@
jj
£Syi \D jW ff.FE , A N , D " N U R S E t every passenger—then thump; thuini
TJL
H . M o L I N , M . D ., h o m e o p A t h io
Pilrilciilav iiU l'.nllonpiiii to t-liQ diaorisoi oCvromBaulil
-confessed Ms.crime.'-.- He is' 27^|*irs: 'a;oontrait. Pursued as anjenH; it.be-,
A F I N E H E A R S E , r/ 1 otililron.
*
Phyriciauand Surgeon;. Special atterttlon paid foi„j , .
: ,,
fearful orash^vilh gfoans itn(
molts pitiable.- -CQu'dition.—“
chromedfteaaaij Office and.ReNiiisncdonJPortajreStfisl
•bld> arid HaThbih' Veltifia hir^Bis'fel!*' idbinea
.
neBldenBfi
6ni,Vi;ont-sit«ot^aoiij.luo
OOfDer
o
f
rtn
o
g
B
Taffihiitd fa iu
ta iSiwr no!if«, jscahd hoUsohouth o f Treat MrMK
^
-Shrieks; flyiHg.liijiintefS; find LfOketf
i S e t t j UnsMiniii i M idii
< 5 il
lojv sliidsfitS;
1
-j-
DRY GOODS
fffl. a FGX
S
ai
PRINTS 5 CENTS.
p z-
o
CN
Yi
o
5
Denims i o Sc 14 Cts,
B
£
I
a
sli?9
|| °s
P oetry ,
glass, iprp,claimed*' an,yaccidont to - the.
ill-fate.d train..,
.. ■, A .bi;pken'-rail had. thrown it from,
thei tracjtj-dqwn a B.tecp..embankment,
and ‘iiOjW crushed, .^helpless sufferers
took the place-.of the smiling,, hoedless
travellers',that,a few moments before
filled the sea.t^. jj-T-hp cap containing
thc;parfcie.s <we/haye already introduc­
ed, was.a.dreadful .wreck.,.fortunate­
ly the.pers.oiv.Mabelliadstyled a “ booriahi clown,’ ’ and . the negro, escaped
unhurt.,-.jyhile,.,the.sisters' were both
firmlyt;w.<sdged.in,.,by heavy timbers,
and .wiero’ p.ls.o wounded. ...
<
-<Q,.,-he]pJ,1.me( quick!” screamed
Mabel,>as.^he saw the men stand up
unharmed. s-r“:I a,m. fast.-.and hurt and
wdll oc.buTiied up, for I-smell smoke.
Save.me. save me, do, kind sir,!”
hli^ill try. to .aid you .both,” retu^edjtho stranger. . ‘ ‘ Here, Caesar,,
heip.me,” he.. continued, grasping a
heavyiplankjthatday.across their feet.
With all their strength, they pulled,
but the effort was in vain.
p3o.thAri£d Then- t/>. .p.uli .away.the
gir].cffrom;'thVirdreadfur-j5ositibn,after
haying dashed out the’ window that
th A
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msassm
The
Berrien'
County
Record;
Bueharian, • Michgan,
Thursday,
July
1^
.1877.
Below we give a list of Agricultur­
STATE i nSiliS.
Who Ate Roger Willians, ,
ROBATE ORDER.—Slate o f M ichigan, County oi
’ • J> ■ I .
Berrien, as.— At a seaoion o f the Probate Court, ior
SARAH L. EENHEDY,
P
al Pairs, to be held in this State the
tho
County o f Borriou, liolden At the Probate office in the
Roger
Williams
was
a
nativeof
Manistee's §30,000 court, house.is
village o f Berrien Springs, o n Monday, tho 2d day of
coming season. Those of our sub­
Wales, was a puritan, and the founder
July, in tho year one thousand eight, hundred and
"
Homeopathic Physician.
scribers who- have articles to exhibit well under way.
Bevonty-Horen.
JOHN C-, HOLMES, Editor.
of the colony of Rhode Island. ' He
Preaont, A lexander. B . L eeds, Judgo o f Probale
should preserve this copy of the RiseTlve number o f births in Lenawee died in Providence in 1683. Many
In the mutter o f ilio cstato o f Samuel Dempsey,
O ifin c ftm l J te s id e u c e .n t t » e I r o i t S t .,« .v r I l i
deceased.
county in 1876 was 806, deaths 38S. years afterwards, the private burying
ORD for future rdlerence:
Th u r s d a y h o r n i n g . j u l y i s , i s i t .
On reading and filing tho poHtiou, duly vorifiod, o f
o f F r o n t S t.., m i n i h i m s c , o n s i s i U f t .
Jared Chittenden, E xtent’, r of said estate praying for
Michigan State Fa-v, Jackson, Sept.
The Insane Asylum at Kalamazoo ground" where he. was interred was
reasons therein sot forth tlmt lie m ay be licensed and
empowered to aell’ certitiu rodl estnto ifi said petition de­
Special Attention
contains 654 patients.
The question of an elevated railway IT to 21.
searched for the remains of himself
scribed*
Armada,
Macomb
county.
Armada.
Therenpoir it Ib ordered, that Monday, the 6th day o f
givoa to' Diseases o f 'Women and C hildren; and tfie use
and
Wife',
for
the
purpose
of
erecting;
on State street, in Chicago, is being
260,000 pounds o f wool was sold in
A ugust next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, b e assigned
oT Sliecfricily by means o f the most modern and approvOct. 2 to 5.
for tbe^ hearing o f said petition, and t-lmt the heirs at law
ed lnstm inents.a groat curative agent in lUiemmulsm,
a monument over them. Yery little
discussed.
o f said deceased, and all other persons interested in said
Neuralgia, Chronic Oorobro-Spinal ileningilia, Chorea,
Branch county, Coldwater, Sept. Lapeer this year.
was found. The shape of the coffins
estate, are required to nppear a t a session o f said Court,
Paralysis, an.i other tln drod diseases.
25 to 28.
then to be hofdon a t the Probate Office, in the Tillage o f
A
new
newspaper
has
been
started
could only be traced by a black line
Business -will R eceive P rom p t A t t e n ­
Dr. Reynolds, the great temperBerrien Springs, and show cause, if any there be, why
Berrien county', Niles, Oct. 2 to 5. in Marcellas, Cass County. It lias in the earth. The rusted hinges and
tion a t a ll H ours:
thoprayer o f i lie petitioner Mioulil not bfl grauted. And
. ance reformer,, is now at work in IlliU is further ordered, that wild petitioner give notice to
Bay county. Bay City, Sept. 18 to been christened The Netos.
f, ’ .
•
the persona interested in said estate, o f the pendency o f
nails
and
a
round
wooden
knot
alone
^ nois.
'said petition, aud tho hearing thofeof^-by causing A copy
21 ..
A Gent’s Frencli-too Alexis Bnckle, $2.00, at
They are having the small-pox in remained in one grave, while a single
^liis order to be publiBhfd in the Berrien County Jtecord,
Central Fair Association, Ilubbarda newspaper printed and circnlatcd In said County of
lock
of
braided
hair
was
found
in
the
Flint, mostly among the colored peo­
jjerrien, for three successif o weeks previous to said day
President Hayes and party have aton. Sept. 25 to 28.
jEiireka.
0f hearing.
other. Near the graves stood an ap­
ple.
been enjoying the hospitality of the
g [t». 8.]
ALEXANDER B. LEEDS,
Clinton county, St. Johns, Sent.
(A true copy.)
22w4
Judge o f Probaio.
ple
tree,
the
larger
roots
of
which
had
A Beantiful French Calf Congress Gaiter^ $4 00. at
New England people in extensive 12 to 14. •
Nine cases of small-pox in Bay
pushed its way to the precise spot
.■clam bakes for the especial occasion
City
have
proven
fatal
this
season.
ROBATE
ORDER.—Stato.
o
f
Michigan,
County
ql
Central Mich-, Agicniuurel society,
occupied by the skull of Roger Wil­
Stireka,
P
Berrien, as.—A t a sesBion of the Probate Court for
The last was Mrs. Lahadie.
Lanaing, Oct. 2 to 5.
the County o f Berrien, holdon at tho Pi obato office in tho
liams, and, turning, passed round it
village of Berrion. Springs, on Thursday, Die 5tb day of
A handsome Froncli-to© tongue hoot, calf, at$4 75, a
Eaton county, Flint, Oct. 2 to 5.
A terrible tornado passed over the
July, in the year one -thousand eight hupdrod and
William Conklin, of Grecnbush, a and followed the direction of the
aevonty-seveu.
Hillsdale county, Hillsdale, Oct. 2 prominent "Valley lumberman, com­ backbone to the hips. Here it divid­
central part o f Illinois and Indiana,
Present,AlexanderB. Leod9, Judgo o f Probate.
E ureka.
In the matter o f the -estate o f W illiam O Ifermanco,
into Wisconsin and Minnesota, -July to 5.
mitted Suicide Friday.
ed into two branches, sending one
deceased.
.
Ingham county, Mason, Sept. 20 to
Onreading and filing tlio petition, duly verified, of
: 1 st, causing great loss of property
A ll kinds o f new and atylisli Slippers, at
The new court house at Ann Arbor along each leg to the heel, when the
Colin C. Thomas, p ra jiog for tlvo probate and allowance
28.
and life.
o f au instrument in writing .purporting to b o t!ie Last
roots turned upward to the toes, the
is
to
cost
§59,900.
The
job
was
let.
W ill and Testament o f said decoa9od, and that fiettcrs
Ionia county, Ionia, Sent. IT to
Eureka.
Testamontary niay’ b e granted to himself.
to a- building firm in Columbus, Ind. whole bearing a striking resemblance
Therenpoa It is ordered, that Mouday, the 6th day of
21. '
The Chicago Exposition will b
to the human form. These roots are
August next, at 10 o*ctockin the forenoon, b e assigned
A ll lands o f cheap Slippers, a t
Kalamazoo county, Kalamazoo,
Ohas.’ A. Butler, of Cedar Springs, now deposited in the museum of Brown
for tliehearingoFsald petition, and that tho heirs a'felawof
open again this; year, commencing
aaiddeceasod ,nml all otherperaous i uteres tedin said est ate,
Sept.
26
to
29,
is
under
arrest, charged with burning university. It was thus found that
are required to appeiir a t a session o f BoidCourt^ them to be
August 20 and will continue until
E ureka.
Holden a t the Probate Office, in the pillage o f B enicn
Kent county, Grand Rapids, Sept. Barber’s mill at Ashton last spring. the organic matter—-the flesh, the
October 18.
Springs, and show cause, I f any there be, why th e prayer
A Tcufh'a Oxford Tie, $1.00 a t
of*the petitioner should n ot be granted: Aud it is. fur­
24 to 2 S.
Two hundred thousand seven hun­ hones, of Roger Williams—-had passed
ther ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the per­
Livingston
county,
Howell,
Sept.
sons
interested
in
said
estate,
o
f
thopendoncy
o
f
eaidpePromiment professors of “ bugolodred and thirty-five barrels of salt into an apple tree, transmuted into
ti tioii, and the hearing thereof, b y causing a copy o f this
E ureka.
order to be published in the B errien County Record, a
g y " who pretend to be acquainted 25 to 28.
were inspected by the state salt, in­ woody fibre, bloomed into fragrant
neW8paporprinted and circulated in said County o f Ber­
Lenawee
county,
Adrian,
Sept.
26
A Ladies' Serge Gaiter,* K5c, tit
blossoms, and bore luscious fruit-,
with the “ critter” say that the grass­
rien for three successive weeks, previous to eaid day of
spectors in June.
hearings
hoppers that are making such a stir in to 28.
which
from
year
to
year
has
been
|X,8. }
A LEXAN D ER B . LEEDS,
Samuel Linsley, a farmer whose
Macomb
county.
Mount
Clemens,
Eureka.
(A trn« nnpy.j
22vf4
Judge, o f Probate
gathered and eaten. Those, there­
this State are not the same as are
home
was
between
Charlotte
and
PotNew GoOsis. N o v Styles. Nr*iv Pi'iccs, at
fore. who ate the apples from this
found in Kansas, but are of the red Sept. 24 to 28.
Monroe county, Monroe, Oct- 2 to terville, was thrown from a reaper, tree ate Roger Williams.
A Restorer of Intrinsic Worm and
legged variety and not so harmful.
Remember that the
Friday, and killed.
One tlsat Pleases All.
5.
E ureka Shoe Store.
Hope so.
Oakland county, Pontiac, Sept- 26
W oods Lri-novKD^HAiR'IiKSTORATiYR
R ecord office has been
The naan Burton, who was suspect­
First door norih Of Bank, Buchanan, Dtlich. 17w4
is unlike any otliei-, and has no equal. The
ed of having murdered Mrs. Leonard, REPORTOFTHE CONDITION
The celebrated Douglass-Rose Uni­ to 28.
N. B .—W o have secured the services o f Mr. Josei-h
moved
to
the
Post
Of­
O
P
TH
E
Improved has'new vegetable tonic propertied; Taj?lor, who will do al! kinds o f cohbling on short notice
Sanilao county, Lexington, Oct. 9 and was brought from Ohio to Mar­
versity defalcation case is being tried
and in a neat manner
restores gray hair to a glossy, natural color;
fice building, where we
shall under arre3t on that charge, has
again, this time before a Circuit and 1 0 .
restores faded, dry, harsh and falling hair;
Shiawassee cotfnty, Owosso, Sept-. been released.
Judge. Nothing new is being brought
•W'daiiA\AH5TAa exsioonua uav mz erros
l-estroes, dresses, gives vigor to the hair; re­
will
be
pleased
to
see
26
to
28.
forth, bat; it makes something for the
•g^sixttaTj o x « o r > A iin t v p xiw r s o p o n j j ;
Hi
Bralev,
a
one-armed
veteran
B
U
C
H
A
N
A
N
,
stores hair to prematurely bald heads ; ■re­
Saginaw county, Saginaw City,
lawyers to do and the State will foot
our
friends.
" s s b W ‘ jia .w oq ‘ - q q i ? a 3 A V ‘ 0 T 'j a
who
carries
a
mail
route
from.
Sagi­
moves
dandruff,
humors,
scaly
eruptions
;
re­
IN
THE
STATE
OF
M
ICHIGAN,
. l i to 14.
the bill.
aa aanvnaiM
moves irritation, itching and scaly dryness
AT THE
Tail Bureu county, ,Paw Paw, naw City, had his horse, harness and
•.Cinmml)
Aim iu osn .noq; uio.tj
No
article
produces
such
wonderful
effects
wagon
stolen
a
few
days
ago.
Close of Business, June 22,1877.
Oct. 2 to 5.
osiiv itco in.ti:q ou NqqnioSoA aiojiuI
Try it, call for W ood’s Improved Hair lie
The Czar of Russia has announced
Tho Missaukee county jail is to let,
Snioq ojItjAA faqin Oj quuscoid uiaqj
RESOURCES,
storative, and doiCl leput off v:iih any other
his intention to march upon and oc­
so>[r,nt pan 1[s;jjj .ioao um qj soajos
it having been built about a, year ago Loa.113 and discounts.,_____ . . . .
75,4110.11
Tho
Secretary
o
f
tho
Treasury
article. Sold by all druggists in this place
-o jd gtnjuoa-jnSDS -iioqj, -Apoq.fiu: A'q
cupy Constantinople, unless the Turks
Overdrafts.........
,
.........
.........
..
1,863.7-1
and
never
had
an
occupant,
jCjojps I'niAJ uoqiu oq -fuw
n^oqj
gives notice that 5 20 bonds o f the
and dealers everywhere. Trade supplied at
shall sue for peacej upon his; terms-.
U. S. Bonds to secure oireuktiou. . 30,000.00
‘D'n.ip sn o a o jo p p .fin: .ion p m o p o
manufacturers’ prices by C. A, Cook & Co.,
act
of
March.
8,1865,
and
coupons
o
f
■
During
the
month
of
June,
607,Due
from
approved
reserve
agents.
5,301.1!)
This they refuse to do and. England
.Toifjiou SumiBjnoo ’ sojjuujio ip: ui
Real estate, furniture aud fixtures.. 2,743.52
Chicago, Sole Agents for the United States
snoijjpuoo pun soSi: ip: o j pajdnpv
is-now ordering reinforcements to the 1865, will be paid at tho Treasury o f 839 letters, postal cards and papers, Current expenses and taxes paid.. . 1,867.70
and Caundas, and all Wholesale !Drn—
-ssoTiquo.n j o vjuoaroto oq i ta o jj jj
Turkish strongholds, and is making the United, States on and after the 5th were delivered by the Detroit letter Premiums p a id .......... .............. . . . .
2,41S.7S
S aioo.Ti j-Tq uwjsas o q j houjS'uojjs p « «
of October, 1877, and Interest will Carriers,
Checks
and
other
cash
items..........
1,825.18
preparations to at once take an active
‘ pooiq o q i j o sinr.pimtl ppiA o q i q.D.'O.i
Bills o f other. Banks................. .. .
1,666.00
close that day. Coupon bonds dated
,foi[X 'pontiqun ion o.re s p iv o q o q i
•OWO ‘PIIBI9A9IG ‘'°01'Boiraeqo uomnr[
part in the struggle.
There have been 81 enrollments for Specie (including gold Treasury cer­
«oi[Av niKfl oajS aoaou pin: •snATjulf.md
July 1, 1S65. . The above dates are
Aq p 3xcdw^[
687.19
tificates.,...............
the University class of 1881. A t the
nounaoo o q j niujj s * q ipn u i a(Ii.tS .foqj
specified as follows : §50, Nos. 11,Legal-tender
notes__________
3,880.00
aorjoi; juoi.Todi: j p q j A'<j
-ao.ipiup
The following:is the report o f busi­ 001 to 17,000, both inclusive; §100, same time last year the new Class Redemption fund with U. S. Treas•OO' S S
SQlW oa 9
joj •OTS.fqtl jsoq pun qsojns oq j ‘oau j
■©IWOfl aed J B jioa QUO ‘ B O iiid
nrer (5 per cent, o f circulation),. 1,850.00
ness of the State Treasurer as given Nos. 17,001 to 27,000, both inclusive; numbered only 47.
'ounws oqi jn vun A’o q j 'sjoojjo pijJOAVoa
oonpoJrt A’o q j o[iq.\v *mqs tininuq j o
by the Lansing Republican:
The Michigan building at the Cen­
§500, Nos. 18,001 to 27,000, both in­
T otal,........ ..............................$138,044.46
•sisieunuo nv as onos
!)s=0([ o q j poflioq o.vnq p iq i sosiiosip suo
The balance of cash in the State clusive; §500, Nos. 41,001 to 52,- tennial was purchased by J. B. Lip-joSnnp pun oiqiqnuuoj osp: jn q ‘ .fpoq
LIABILITIES.
\rappi rCq j o tiosra d u i s a u iu lin i X n c jsavs
Treasury June 30, was §668,187.14: 000, both inclusive: total coupons, pincott, the publisher, at Philadel­ Capital stock paid in ............................50,000.00
-.C.ioao j o fqttrniduUM A’np-.f.tOAo oqj
o.i n.) .\oi[i op .quo j « x 'm oq; opUAO
- in: o r p a scn p l c q p p io u s dav “ o ; s ‘ s p iB O g
receipts daring the week ending July §7,000,000. Registered bonds, " re­ phia, who has removed it to Atlantic Surplus fu nd,.......... ..............
10,007.15
jo pmnsqp.u A'p.ntt uno osm u .uoqi
Undivided profits.. .................
4,860.04
‘ s i u n g ‘ o i s i l a d s ^ a ‘ i|d.m}B 0 ‘ p i o j q i e j o s
T were §45,522.24: payments during deemable at the pleasure o f the Oity for a summer residence.
utipiAv su oiw iu jsqo ii:q; posoduioo
Rational Bank notes outstanding.. 27,000.00
‘ o u s m q d jQ
‘ u oq B U m ra p u i
‘ s u iB iq jiijo
same time were §26,879.68; balance United States after the 1st o f July,
os o.m pan ‘A’p cq o q j j o sangjo a.vij
The Kalamazoo Q-azeite says that Individual deposits subject to check 26,115.72
-jqnnrssn puoAos oq i ut uotjou posno
‘ ssa u sn oA J O fi
‘a q otu u oox
‘ a q ou p b O H
in treasury July 7, 1877, §682,779.- 1870; as: follows; §50, Nos. 501 to
Demand certificates o f deposit.—
l0,561.S5
in
that
town.
July
4th,
a
boy
threw
a
-sip
JO3J.TO0 .CoiIL •-''•OUJItA .110q j JOJ
‘ B O !ra!O S‘ E !fi[B jn a M ‘ m s i j u m n a q y m o j jS u r
7 0 ; increase for the week §19,642.56. TOO; both inclusive; §100, 4,901 to
viOijnindOJ
opTAv-pi-TOAv n pouinjqo o.vnq
torpedo across the street and struck a
T o ta l................... ......... ........$123,044.46
-43JJUS a r e oq.-A a so tp Suoran S A I L V U .T .3
pui: ‘ a' jujuoo at j o jojinuT) n itmn ojoiu
6,400, both inclusive; §1,000, Nos. woman on the temple. She fell down, S t a t e o r M ic h ig a x ,)
S tN O S A V Y U j o osn s q ; m o y p a a ija p a q o ;
joj uAtoaq nnoq OAi;q srrqx sjra .vv
The jury who found a verdict of 18,601 to 16,500, both inclusive ; and for some moments it wo,s thought C o c .y t t o r B e r r ie x , ; S3'
;y a u a q o q ; o ; p.mSa.i u r isix a s lq n o p .fui: j y
-inpioq sn ojo
I, A. F. Ross, Cashier of the above named
-gi.v ojoiuojil pun snitSao oahpoBip oq j
guilty, in the case o f the Lincoln §5,000, Nos, 4,351 to 5,950, both in­ she would die.
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state­
• X T -'C ia v K -T -OM-f
‘ P - ™ St OHS tosj oi
ojupuiiijs A'oqj ‘.fop o ipd ouo j o sosop
UOSK3J ajuas 3ATJi[ o^_ "uosubtr
pojqnpAi ©IJS SI
tomb robbers, have united in a public clusive; §10,000, Nos. 8,701 to 4,ment is true to the best Of my knowledge and
aaipisa *a\Ou Joq_ ss9X3Sip 3011 ssop pooj jojq; ' usuud
ipnus til ’poojq oqi'nOAO pun -spAtoti
Counterfeiters of silver half dollars belief.
A. F. ROSS, Cashier.
oa inud s iy pasnus po^oojip noA s c
S9Sop
card to the effect that they regard 472, both inclusive. Total registered,
pun tpnuiojs o q j "atsunoio : po.uqctuio
moj A ioA v
oa\7 utsdsdsAQ; iptAv para^ns
Subscribed
and
sworn
to
before
me
this
6th
have
been
operating
in
the
vicinity
of
oq uno jn q j ou p ip tun oijniqjuo Sui
Aggregate, §10,000,Swegles, the detective on whose evi­ §8,000,000.
oils 'JaiqSntpM u ©AuS aAijum^ anoAjbiisj
joj
dav o f Julv, 1877.
-qojuos pm: qiino.toqj p o u t o q j jn js o.m
ssoujnj^mjtn A n ssaadxo o j ijSi.A j —uouiapns*}
dence, mainly, a conviction was ob­ 000, The amount outstanding in­ Allegan. A colored man was arrest­
D. E. HINSIAR, Notary Public.
. ‘ pZgi *tp£ *ao^ **o •ahivaaAsno
Aoqi
‘ uoijn.P
Berrien County, Mich.
tained, as really the originator of the cluded in the, numbers above, is §3 0- ed with a lot of them in his possession,
-do atoqi ui o p f
Correct—
Attest:
and
owned
to
having
passed
some
of
•
¥
1
S
d
3
d
g
A
O
-uoS qS n oiniv y
conspiracy, and they think he ought, 000,000.
,1.’ D. ROSS,
)
them.
■ O O ^ S 'U 'K 'M S
to be indicted, and consider him en­
WM. PEARS, }• Direetora.JI
‘X V K X D 3 H O "T
'AiPBioodsoi-vio^
A. F. ROSS,
V•
•jtquoij^iAV ofl^duppiOAv
In the State Prison at Jackson
titled to three years in prison.
Canadian Troubles.
-nuiSasoni sbav ^nsax dqi pins *oipupC9jj sno.ud^
joj OAnuinQ jnoX p^sn sui{ sjiava j ^—ooinspnoQ
there are 891 convicts. During the
•pigi ‘ ipg *ao^ **0
Our Canadian neighbors are afflict­
BUCHANAN PKICES CURRENT.
The United States Flint will com­ ed with hard times and they see no month of June there were forty-three
U I XB U ^ O
‘ 3H O VCIVH H S n O A lig N
additions, two'of whom were from this
!juq
o.ni
mence the manufacture o f §50 gold immediate prospect of relief.
Wednesday m ornin g/ or th e R ecord,by
For a counSjf, which against the number O orrectcdevcry
-CoijX 'PO.TOAOO
S. (£ TF1 TF. SMITH,Dealers in G rocerietand P rooisicn
• x a 'i s a i m r a - h t t l i v
‘“ “ o-1
coins as soon as the dies are complet­ few years they sailed upon the sea
f r o n t S treet, Buchanan. M ich.
‘Siuouisii^snioApuof onaunoouuqstpm:
-KTp JOAO OAIXUS
Thcsefigures represent the price* p a id b y dealers, miles
rspn9Uj Aiuoa 11 SufpuoinmoDSJhi
ed. The coins are to be similar to of apparent prosperity and were discharged, escaped, &c., leaves an 8othenoue
-anti iiimoSnoo
specified.
oAtq 'osuo Sui ut*
os p^AOJd DApiun^
increase
for
the
month,
o
f
7.
\mv.
O A lpD gO
•otpsy *pi>Aur|wApjtifuo qsomp: sB.Mj Sdnuoui
those issued from the Mint in Califor­ pleased with their political and com­
. 3^0111 oqa axy
Aq
pimoj* j fuopDOJtp jod sb 'rqSiu oqf Sut
Wheat, white, per bushel................. .-......... .
1 75
nia in 1851, hut did n o t remain in mercial position. Now they find that
G. M. Wilson, a prominent lawyer Wheat,
-jn
p
ApiranboJj
oApdmQ
bqi
Suisn
‘
P
o
o i a O'q^Supfji.TTid z o j .sJBS.
1 SO
red, per bushel.................................... .
Ijiav noA sb n o i uodn p3{juo j~3mnoA9
-t t r ( j u s*? i
kt ‘‘ sh l io aa
10 00
circulation long, for the reason that their experiment has been expensive of Bay City, and prosecuting attor­ /lo u r , white, per barrel, selling..................
oiog
qUAi
Stna^yns
sbav
y
—iiotaopttSQ
‘sxoum^r,
cAsaoa(j c§s9usiiotxia^
9 00
Flour, red, per barrel, sellin g .....................
" :*oq
uosAMrj
*sas®osT<xupjg ptro sno^du^g: ‘ icsu
their intrinsic value was greater than and is daily growing worse.' They ney of Bay county, committed suicide Buckwheat Flour, selling..................................
‘o 'g i *ps&*-\0£[ ?*o ‘aK'nacAa'i^
-‘Buruati^x 'SBXoatsA^gf
Clover Seed, per bushel......... ......... .......... .
3 59
the market value, owing to the amount have a debt o f nearly oao hundred on Tuesday morning by cutting his Timothy
cq 3B0ia:
^uopjssatpux
Seed, per bushel..............................
2 00
<90tptm*BD
‘ ssQttOAUjsoo S tru m a jo J *puo’
50
, new , per bushol........................................
'•XV6 U H X
o f silver used in alloy being in excess and fifty millions of dollars for a pop­ throat with a razor, while laboring Com
l otsAtta ATnxnj.q; v jo sssofiauH 9-^3ifu jojt
35
Oats, per bushel.................................................
•aXHoqtpna putioxi:
18 OO
per ton, sellin g ....................................
o f the standard amount required.
ulation o f three millions and a half, under temporary|aberra<ion of mind, Bran,
‘ S I I M oiq.^8i|3'SO s sJ 8 A i t
Pork, live, per hundred....................... ...........
5 25
SJV fnojp o a g
qoo.np oat SB p a s n uaqat
caused
by
sickness
and
overwork.
Pork, dressed, per hundrod............................ .
5 75
or some forty dollars per head.
10
P ortliness, per pound......................................
autr) ifja.\a a.ma jpA t q j
's iu a p u d s q ; n o p a
om M eal, bolted, per hundred, selling........
2 00
h AltfO^TTn—'Afreiit'S ~r
ovc**Secret agents from France are in This is becoming yearly a heavier
The reported nuptials o f the Post CPiaster,
-ssa.idrai A|i5noj;s o o ; a q xounno a n p tp a u t a q j
1aawhero. liusirn*^
ITtsl
per barrel, s e llin g ..........................
1 75
nClass.Partleuinri? a<*;»i irro.
Chicago contracting for all of the pre­ burden, because their credit is weak­ and Tribune are reported to he off Hay, tame, per ton..... ..................... ................. 8 00@10 00
j o a su q S n o .io q ; o q i j o a a a n jjo d iu i a q x
J.^V
ORTlitS:
C
O
,.
Si.
U-uis.Mu.
Hay, marsh, per ton.........................................
00
served meats possible, consisting of ening and the rates o f interest are for the present. This may lead to a Salt, fine, per barrel, sellin g......................... 5J50@«1-60
• x A io m i *h s a i v v f
coarse, per barrel, sellin g .......................
2 50
•fDwtp noA so Apu^+sisjsd pun A pajj posn ©q
compressed! beef, put up in packages gradually getting higher. Out of breach of promise case, as the atten­ Salt,
Beans, per bushel..... ................. . . . . . . .............
2 00
asmu ft anq "^AUianQ s<nosAv®fx oip p tC
inspciu
J A C K S O N ’S B E S T .
1 50
about the right size for one days’ ra­ a total revenue of twenty-three mil­ tions of the couple to each other were Wood, IS inch, per cord ...... ......... ..................
-n©q^£ jo 05«pvC[©A© SADijuq Apiwg x
prreiiiucl
W ood,4 feet, per cord................... ......r ...........
8 00
UlOJJ OO.IJ SHAV I 3UIU
U Ut p ar ‘UOlfODirp Siq
tions for one man, and a sort o f con­ lions nearly eight are now required quite marked. It seems that the Batter, per pound..................... ..................
W/,
Jsputi ^ssanjq ut SApmuQ s q f SupCiddu psonswraoD
% . 10
m i l Tiucn
per d o z e n s ..... .......................................
uiuSu x •pwno.'uwq’ pvq oq.M suo*^q ‘ [uida qSnoioqi
densed soup. Similar contracts have to pay interest. All this has occur­ question of dowry, on the part of the Eggs,
Lard, per p o u n d . . . . . . ..... ......................,
* • 11
Was-awarded tho highssfc prize at Centennial Exjm^jUon
JnoX saiU 07
psptnisjad soai j
Tallow, per pound...... ............... ....................*
5$6
for
its
line
chowlng
qualities,
the t xocUeuco “.ml htsung
•31 joj ojiio ou sthwoioqi uotsnpnoo sift o : citrus puu
been made by other agents on the red during years of prosperity when bride is causing the trouble, the col­ Honey, per pound. ........................ ............. .
15
character o f its Sweetening and ftavoring. l i yon want
oa punoj ju q ‘ sjuijio’ oqf Suoinu g.vnumQ
Green
Apples,
per
bushel..............................
the
best
tobacco
orer
made
ask
your irrocer for This, wml
same mission in other places in this they had, peace in all; their borders, laterals having greatly decreased in Chickens, perpound.............. ......... .............. .
•jo'-iusq pjnoo j soipsuioj s q v iF
^TB^Uftsu pm:
. 8
seo that each plug bears our blue strip trade mark with
‘ luspoumgif^f b p c p g tpuvsipnouibAU JOjXpsnu;ut
country, in quantities sufficient to and when all parts of the country value since the panic.— Slichigan B rick, per thousand, selling......................
6 50
words
Jackson's
Best
onit.
Sold
wholesale b y al jobbers.
j •anrWdti OApu.m^ ^h° ajo fDsjjo oqi Sui
Are you troubled with Leaky Roofs— Stoue, podDijnsqaammuqs
Hides, green, per pound.............................. . .
5@6
Send for sample to O, A . JACIvSON »l* CO r Mamifaciurn o^duto; aiissp j —UDtuSptraQ
support a large army a long time in were united in a patriotic desire to Parmer.
H ides,dry, p erpoun d................................. .
ers, Petersburg, Ya.
10@lft
•g^S1 rq;95 *03(1 c‘0
pelts..................................... ,...:....4.....................
50&1- 50
• Wooden, Iron, Tin-—or other articles of
the field. This has, a slight appear­ build up a vigorous young nation.
ack erel,N o.l, p erpoun d,selling...............
Of twelve Lenawee county farmers M
•wsiJLVwnHHsg
o a x v io g "
a week ih your own town. T cn n sa rd iS o u in t
x%
W hite Fish, per p 6und,aeUing .....4...............
ance of an: intention on the part of Now that adversity has fallen upon
© D O free. II. IIALLETT & COMPortland. Maine
household
use
?
I
f
so,
repair
them
with
who have been swindled by lightning- Potatoes, new .*.......,,,.,.,..,........................... . .
75
•
7
i
a
s
s
.
a
u
x
,
,
France to have a hand m the troubles them, the most prudent politicians
•op pt.Vi. j^poinpj jnoA oAqtpq 03 ootrapij
rod men, only two took -their county
-uoo itiPAs
x* "tpmA *lira5S.Cs s q f’ ihojj osc^sip
now going on in Europe. This coun­ and writers are inquiring what the
ofuoipHJO Ap:a[duioD o f jsipotrc u p 5
ucqs
papers. One fellow paid §184.25 for
B
ueoial
N
otices.
try will endeavor to feed, them as long future has m store for them. They
anq fuiud j o pwno X p jp u s tire x oplOq ouo Suistt
his stupidity. It would have been
’ OivauinQ jiioX *Xjj 03 poqnpat suav x j 3'*!3-1
as they may see fit to fight.
do not see how matters are to grow money in his poeket to have taken the
on ao opffi tpiAv *paspj?Apc a ic ipiipw soipauiai
snoutxv o q i pasn
joj sdpsnui otp.
in any direction except: a bad one. Adrian papers, which had exposed MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
36 eilpLmuu ipi/A pw agns S uiavjx—trainqpoaQ
•g/gi •'osg *-q fvaaag;
____________
'
They
call
attention
to
the
fact
that
The following is the division o f this
the very swindle by which he lost his
since,
the
war
we
have
reduced
cur
T i m e T a b l e —M a y 1 3 , 1 8 7 7 .
‘snvaA Vioivuriaw
State by counties into Judicial cir­
money.—Rvening Pews.
JNigbt
*‘ Mail.
*Accoxn.
cuits by the last Legislature: 1st, debt very greatly, and reduced our
This is the common way of doing
.Lv, 7 00 A .M . 3 45 P .M . 9 00 P. M
SjUOSAVB-x JO a iqcA o q i JO je a n d a q s js o u i
Lenawee, Monroe and Hillsdale; 2d, interest to the very lowest point, business. The lesson of experience Chicago................
^*S*o i i s i f l o n n l
I n Bickiit-as every |K»rKensington................ 7 50
4 05
950
a q j A jsqus p p io q s p in : saa jasra a qj jo j q u a d s
fion o f thobouy sympathizes with tho sent o f Oleerder,
520
L a k e ............... .
$37
10 30
Berrien and Cass; 8d, Wayne; 4th, showing a prompt recovery from the costs a little more but it lasts longer. Michigan
Wheu the etonxach fails to perform its fuocti .nti 'the
Oity............
023
625
1115
X
a
q
X
-snopaas
q
n
ruoaj
SuiAiaaaJ
/fp
ireisu
oa
liver, towels, nerves, "muscles, veins, arteries. Ac ,arouUl
6 51
1140
Ingham, Jackson, and 'Washtenaw; disasters o f our civil commotion.
Buffalo.............. 9 45
nioro or less affected. These delinquents reqairo a medb
The Telegraph says there are 654 New
a j c a,\v qaiq.tv jaqum B-oSm |; r u t o jj p a p a j
Three Oaks................ 10 00
70S
1163
cioo, combining th e properties o f a stomachic, jiu altera­
l 5th, Barry, Eaton and Calhoun; 6 th, Without any such national stock,
10 32
7 46'
- a s a jp .Caqj q c u i
,{[u o q u v a.w. o q q n d
patients at the Kalamazoo insane Buchanan.................
tive. a pureulivo. a tonic, ami sefotUvcr U> bring them
their
condition
has
been
gradually
10 46
820
N
iles...........................
12
35
A
.
M
Lapeer and Oakland; 7th, Tuscola,
bock
to their duly : and all these ritmeptsi, ia tboir pur­
1105
8 4S
103
a q j o j s ia j ja j S uuaojjoj a q i S a p n a sa rd n j
asylum, being nearly equally divided DDowagiac...................
est nuci m ost effoctive form?, -are u n ited ln
worse.
Some
attribute
it
to
their
low
ecatur-....................
1
1
00
915
127
save
cost
and
trouble
of'
calling
iii
skilled
Genesee, Shiawassee and Livingston ;
Tarrant's
Ffi'en-csccut Seltzer Aperient,
905
between male and female. One hun­ Lawton...................... 11 57
217
8 th, Montcalm, Ionia and Clinton; tariff and some of their high, and dred and thirty-eight employes are Kalamazoo................. 12 35 P . M 10 10
the great Fulino Remedy fo r Indigestion, and its con12
55
com ™ taut oonsefinencra. Sold b y a ll draggiats.
Galesburg ..................
2 37
assistance. Every man, woman, aud child
Dih, Van Bnren and Kalamazoo; others to the repeal o f the Reciproci­ required in and about the insitution. Battle Creek............ . 182
316
'iir o u iQ s s x aiqBijaB'aduij u fl
ty
Treaty
with
the
United
States.
3 49
M arshall................ . 217
!l 1Fce,c to Agents. $10 OutM Tree.
1 0 th,, Saginaw; 1 1 th, Chippewa,
can readily apply it by observing the
lb io n _____________ 245
410
Not more than a dozen of the pa­ AJackson...............*Lv
V 0 ° » & l < 1>. O. T IO S E R Y , Attsn-ta/MaiVe.
0 35
6 20 A .M . 4 55
Mackinac, Manitau, Delta and Meno­ The real facts are that they have not tients do any labor.
Grass Lake.............. 0 57
5 48
~aT at rittJla Agoats
wanted. Outfit and
directions on each package.
G-uns, .R e v o l v e r s , m 9 ?tennstree.
616
Chelsea-................... 4 19
minee; 12th, Ontonagon, Houghton, the population or resources to stand
& OO., Augusta, Mafno
D oiter..... ................... 4 3?
6
30
the
extensive
superstructure
of
com­
A t Elmira last week, a brute named Ann Arbor.................. 4 51
Keweenaw, Marquette, Schoolcraft,
7 00
638
A N D C A R T R ID G E S ,
512
715
, 6.55
B r a n k a p d S top I
Baraga and Isle Royale; 13tb, Em­ plicated government and great public Clearwater, a farm hand, put a twine Ypsilanti...................
Wayne Junction...... 5 06
740
715
Breech and Muzzle Loading Guns,
825
7 45
Q ,T . Junction......... 0 10
C«
S B B I E S , liff, 3>, (formerly o f Boston) has a
met, Charlevoix, ^Antrim, Lelanaw, .works that they have been endeavor­ cord around the tongue of a valuable Detroit...............
- A r 625
840
8 00
harmless cure for 1NTE51PERANCE. which cnn.be given
and all kinds o f Firearms at manufacturers prices
A w a r d e d
t h e F ir s t P r e m iu m , a t t h e
Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Missau­ ing to sns tain and push forward. The horse that did not go to suit him, and
•without the knowledgo c f the patient. Also ouo for the
Sevan Shot RoTolvorp, S3.00. lllmb'ated Catalogue f r e t
liv
e
n
in
g
Accom.
•Mail.
Address
STUBGESS & CO.,
kee and Cheboygan ; 14th, Mecosta, .undertaking they already have in sawed and jerked till the tongue came Detroit......... .......Lv. 7 00 A .M . 4 45 P .M . 6 05 p . M .
(Successors to T7. S. Gan Co.O
© P I U S H A B IT ,
A m e r ic a n I n s t it u t e F a ir o f 1 8 7 2 ,
-band
will
increase
their
national
debt
MoCormlck
Block,
60
Dearhorn.
St., Cor. Randolph,
out.
The
man
threw
the
member
one
G.
T
.
Junction............
5
00
6
20
715
Muskegon, Newaygo and Oceana;
Permanent cures guaranteed in both. -Send stamp for
P. O .B ox 86.
(6fo3)
CHICAGO, ILT?
W ayne Junction...... 7.46
6,32
6 57
to
two"
hundred
millions,
and
make
ovidonce.
ABk Druggists for it. Address
side, forced the horse to work all day, Yysilanti.................... 817
15th, St. Joseph and Branoh; 16 th,
6 00
'7:25
a g a in s t
a ll
c o m p e t it o r s .
BEERS & CO., BiBiiDSaniM, Cons.
.
the
burdens
of
the
people
greatly
Ann A rb or................ 840
0 30
8 00 .
and,
when
the
act
was
discovered
the
Huron, Sanilac, St. Clair and Mc8 53
D exter....................... 9 03
8 22
E XTRA PINE M ixed Cards, with name, 10 cents,
............. 9 23
T 12
8 37
2 5 postpaid. L . J ones* Co. Nassau, X . T .
Comb; 17th, K ent;
ISth, Bay, ..larger than at present. The real next day the villian cleared- out to Chelsea........
Grass Lake............... 9 62
7 37
9 02
l, P,
. 10 29
s 00
9 80
Ogemaw and Otsego; 19th, Benzie, Tacts must he evident'to those who, escape lynching, and had not been Jackson...................
<6f> f n 4 > 0 ,n P°r d» r
bomo. Samples w ortliS l
A lbion....................... 1 1 01
10 18
It is a Chemical Compound, absolutely free from all noxious or injurious ingredients ; is
q s a b U q x O U fr o e . Stix so x & C o., PorUaud. MMue.
Lake, Manistee, Mason, Osceola and /will he called upon; to sustain the caught at last accounts.— Portland Marshall.................... 11 50
10 46
Justice
of
the
very
adhesive;
perfectly
elastic
and
water-tight;
never
cracks
or
.
peels
off.;,
is
not
affected
'load,
and
they
will
become
convinced
Battle
Creek.......
...
1116.
12 21P 7M .
Observer.
QpT FAX0\ .MIXED CAROS. 2to tu-o alike, v itli name
W exford; 20th, Allegan and Ottob y frost or heat, expanding and contracting with the action o f the surface on which
Galesburg............ .
12 55
1153
Z k J 10c. post-paid. N assau CAan Co..Kassan,N. Y .
Kalamazoo............... 115 '
N
otary
PuM
io,
5 00 A .M . 1216 A -M
applied;
will
not
burn,
and
has
no
injurious
effect
on
water
from.the
moment
o
f
applica­
w ay; 21st, Gratiot, Midland, Isa­ •that their troubles arise from national
The Adrian Times says that Ool. Lawton...................... 1 66
5 35
10
0
"
tion,-and is unequalled for pointing up., about'.chim neys, shingles, slate, copings, lintels Insurance
5 52
127
bella, Glare, Gladwin and Roscom­ causes, which their legislators cannot Robbins, of that city, inventor of the D e ca tu r.................... 215
Collection Agency T H E W O B L B !
Dowagiac................... 2 41
017
2 00
and bvipk.work o f all kinds; aquariunis, sky-lights,hot-house frames, tin’, wooden or iron
-remedy. They are too small for what
tains, Cataracts, Dnlres, Rryors, Volcanoes, Ac. A vast
. Beprosents a number o f tho lending and most roliabl
mon.
Niles........................... 311
7 00
2 35
popular Robbins’ corn cultivator, of Buchanau.................
fund o f information i n Chart Porm. Copvrigbted. Pres
ware,
oalkjng^
sidewalks,
vaults
and
foundations
o
f
buildings;
^mending
or
laying
gas,
Fire
Ihsnrance
Oompaiiies
in the TJ.uited 8tate«. A l
7 11
2.50
b v mail for 50 cents. M. W . QtTAS.aiS ,K U tb S t , St.
collections
attonded:
to
aud
ir.oaoys
promptly
xemlttod
A new circuit was formed, to he they have .undertaken, and the soon­ which 5,000 are said to he in use in Three Oaks............... 33 2S
water
or
other
pipes
;
water
troughs,
tubs,
bottoms
and
decks
of
boats
or
vessels,
ears,
52
7 30 .
826
Louie, M 0.
Office n H owe’ s Block., x octk side o f Front Ftreet
Buffalo.............. 4 OS
7 49
a 35*
Ac.,
Ac.
Skylights,
liot-house
frames,
lintels,
copings,“‘Siatc
roofs,
pipes,
Ac.,
laid
or
mend­
composed of Alpena, Presque Isle, er they throw open their great nation­ the State, has taken out a patent on New
uobaaan.
Mich
-2!
it
Michigan City.......... 440
830
4 05
al highways and become the outline
ed *.with'it, remain firm and intact as long as the building, wooden or iron work lasts.
ake.......................... 5 23
8 50
4 52
Alcona and Iosco counties and the
a machine which is expected to cut LKensington..............
9 40
6 03
618
It lies been in use -nearly live yedrs in the City o f New York, by Koefcrs, Builders, D p p p x *n QJ Q 1
for
the
Northwest,
the
sooner
will
should see the
unorganized, territory adjoining, and
10 30
6 30
and shock corn, a laborious operation Chicago................ A r 6 55
JT ill £1 III JJ j j O w jm03t p0rfectftm]
safe sir vc
Stone ICaauns, Arcliitccts, Plumbers, &c , with unfailing success.
perfect and safest
they
recover
from
their
dilemma.
•SnndnjB
excepted.IBstarday
sud
gund*y
.x
cep
[«d
to be known: as the twenty-third Junever before done by machinery. It
Put up in convenient five pound cans, for family use, and retailed at 75 cents each, one
in tho world
I t is sen?
H . B , L xdvakd,
W x B. grxoxo,
They
can
only
accomplish
.this
by
keed; ng, and always pull
can being sufficient for the use o f a family one to two years
A fair trial is all that is nec­
' ' dicial; Circuit, and an. election o f the
is supposed to start a manufactory of
jL sft Qau Sup't, Detroit.
Gcn’ l& u p 't'd tica ,.
o f OIL. Setul for circular
essary, as it recommends itself with onco using
H»kkt O. Wsriwoxtb, Gcn'l Pats. Jigmt, YZt'cw*.
Judge in this circuit appointed to he casting their fortunes with_tho United the Robbins’ corn harvester in
- OIL
S p 0 c i aT inducements to
Also put up in packages o f 100 lbs. and over, at special rates, for roofers and others. .I t
States;— Chicago Rost.
held July, 9th inst.
Adrian.
agents. Call or addross
is far superior to Solder ; can lie used to much better advautiige for all the above purposes,
B e r r ie n
§£o. R e c o r d
&
. ERRORS OF YOUTH.
Here is a family complication re­
lated by the Sturgis Journal:
“ H i­
ram Jacobas married. One of his
sons had previously married the new^
wife’s sister ; . another married herdaughter, and a nephew had done,
likewise. B y his marriage the old
gentleman becomes brother to- hisown son, and therefore his ownja^
ther; the son is made brother toffiis’,
own father, and therefore his own un­
cle. The son's wife, being her sister’s ;
daughter, is o f course her own:aunt.
Tlu?-son's- children hear the relation
o f nephews and nieces to their-grand­
father, and are each others cousins^
But, this is only one branch o f the t
subject. The son who married his,
stepmother’s daughter finds, himself,
the husband of bis rister,; while: the
nephew is made the spouse o f his.;
auntr” .
•
‘Th’e Coldwater. Republican tells a
A Delaware farmer, discovering
story’ of a young farmer in Orland
townBbip, Branch county, who a few that bis little pigs were being disturb­
days , ago, while at work in a field, ed nightly by something which tore
hung;-his vest containing' his watch their flesh and mangled them severe­
and some greenbacks, on a.fence, and ly, investigated his premises, and witha'short time after, he saw his vest and the assistance o f his dog dug'out and
its contents, on the ground, and a killed eight large, full-grown rats that
heifer devouring his greenbacks. Be­ had burrowed in tho yard under a
■
fore. he could' reach the spot she had rick of straw.
sWaildwed: §27. The enraged youth
killed: the animal without” ceremony,
L amb Chops.—Fry them .a. light
cut her open; recovered’ 'his green­
back!, only'a little worn,’ sold the car­ brown in butter, then add a .little
cass to'h.biltcher, paid the' owner the water, flour, salt, and a dust of .pep­
fulf amoUnt received, and went on his per to the gravy ; let it brown’ and
pour it over tffiychops.
...
wdy^xqjoichig:. ? • 7
. ■Shad, half as large as a man's, hand
have, recently, been caugfyfc in, lake
Michigan near GrandTlavep* Fruits
of the'fish commission.
beside many other's, where Solder cannot be made to: answer.
A
GENTLEMAH who Buffered for y e a n ftomjNeirvbus.
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effect* o f
youthful indiscretion will, for the sake o f suffering hu­
manity, send free to all who need it, the recipe end direc­
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's ex­
perience can do so b y addressing in perfect confidence,
47mG
JOHN B . OGDEN. 42 Cedar St.. New Terk.
STOVE.
Fjbkrless Oil Stoyh Co.
75 Dearborn, street,
Chicago, 111.'
hS o n ’t d o a n y
None Genuine unless above trade mark is on each
package.
Beware of counterfeits.
S Huxuypapcror
Rpapers, until
Byougcjour fig­
ures it will cost you nothing and will sarcly save you:
money. Address,
St. X>ouis Advertia’ff & PubVff Co.a,St.IiOUi6*Mo.
ADVERTisme;
ROSS
T he CRESENT
II
AND THE
F or Sale by G eo. Chfirchill.
I will mall (Free) the recipe for preparing a simple.
Y sgetAblx B alk that w ill remove TAN , FIlSOELffS,
PIMPLES and B lotohxs, leaving the skin soft, dear, and
beautiful; also, instructions for producing a luxuriant
growth o f .hair on a bald head or smooth free. Address
Ben Yendelf A Co., B ox 5121, No* 5 W ooster 8 t*%N , T.'
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been permanently cured o f that,
dread disease, Consumption, b y a simple reme^ty, is anx­
ious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure; To all who desire it, he w ill send a copy o f the
prescription used, (free o f charge), .with the directions for
preparing^and using the same, which they will find a
suns cu m for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, <£c.
Parties wishing the prescription w ill please address,
B i t . JC. A ; wILfiON,
47mG
194 Penn g t.‘ WiUiamsburgh, New York.
g @ s*“ Lawn- parties!”. ejaculated
the old lady as she* wiped-her specta­
- For fine job' printing, o»ll at tbs
cles. “ I reckon the next enunciation
Record office.
will be. gingham piemics.”
P E a U jI S B xcsr . ■ %. •:'
Hardware arid-Lumber, - Buchanan, Mich.
Liberal inducements-offered to live Agents in every City and Town in the
,
Address
Country.
^
■ M. c 'V a n d e r v o o h t ,
Flexible Cement and Paint Works, '
.aims
:t 1
Offlofit ISO S . 1 9 0 th I t ; , K * w Y o r k .
A volume o f ihoflting interest by .tlie eminent historian,
Ii. D. BllOCKETT; describing the Russians aud TurJesi
SOCIAL, POLITICAL; and RELIGIOUS HISTORY and
CONDITION j their home-likcf varied
.and ptcu
h'aritfes. the pauses Of tho war, tbo.issnes at stake— ChrisHan against Mohafii edan—th e mighty interests o fo th e r
nations involved; Biographies o f the JtuUrs, Statesmen
and Generals; all RICHLY ILLUSTRATED. The booh
MILLIONS NEED NOW. Wanted instantly, G.OOti
agents. on very liberal torms, Address HUBBAltD: BROS,
Publishers, 36 La Salle St j Cliicago, HI.
10w5
Your old
Clothes!
Gan be beautifully DYED
oi- CLEANED and REPAIR­
ED; at tuning evpouso. Ex­
pressed C - 0 . D . C O O K
RZc AIST, 80 Z) onrb oru s lrc ct.C h ica s o ,
1 0 7 N o r t h S i x i l i S t.,
S t . I ,o u l H , i U o .
N . B .— Ladles* Dresses,
SacqUes,-.Shawls, etc.,, dyed
andcleaned,. -
Jr-fit
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A W ONDERFUL REM EDY.
Try Dr. Woodburyifl Dyspepsia or Headach Lozencos,
.und bo cured. These Lozenges tra ilio re&uUoi thirty*
ilvo years* study and experiment in an extensive nifcoitwl
X»racticc. and as far atrthey have been liriily tried tlu-y
hive nevtr fdilotl to cure d^spepsiu in nil its forms
stsgoa, such as Hoartbnrn, DistresEcd or Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, IHatulency, Oostiveness, Bad Breath,
Lias oi Appetito aud tho lik o. They are pleasant to tho
taste, convenient to take, and an invaluable r»*medy for
Stomach, Li ror, Kidney aucV Urinary oomplaiuts. For
stile by all Druggists. Atldress A . K . TINlCHA.5f,
Chicago,
20w4
Book-keepers, Reporters,
' Operators,
School Teachers,
A t Great BXcrcantUo College, Keokuk, Iowa*
MQBTEY TO M A H
SUMS TO SUIT, on approved
throe to five yoare,
IXfrom
rusl oBtate .ecurltj
ALSO,- HEAL. ESTATE AGENT
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The company who word to futnish
T iie South Bend Tribune says that
thirty-two telegraph poles on the C, Hiles with water1 from Barron Bake
& 1 . D. Railway, a few miles north find it necessary to build a standpipe,
of that place,, were shattered by light­ in order to got "force enough to throw
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1817ning a few* days since. Twenty-five the water from the hydrants to tho
tops of the buildings, ,and', by order
of them stood in succession.
T o A d v e r t is e r s .
of .the Common Council, will act ac­
Tho “ Record” is the best: Advertising
Medium in; Sonth-'woster n Michigan, hav­
On Tuesday morning, while Prod. cordinglying; the- largest circulation o f a n y other
"Warren
and Mr. Schram were work­
paper in. this hart o f the Stato.
M r . D. E. B eardsley is selling a
ing, at: Mr- Wcisgcrbcr’s mill, the
kind
of toilet soap called “ Pino Tar
Accent*.
scaffold upon, which they wore sfcantling gave away, precipitating them to Soap', ’ that is a pretty-good thing for
Goo. P. Eoivoll & Oo., 41 Park Row, N, T.,
S; M. PettizgiU; St Park Row, N. Y., and the ground, a distance of about twelve persons who work about machinery
Rowell Si Ghesman, St. Louis, Missouri, are
and get wheel grcasc on their hands.
aur authorized agents to eontraet for advertis­ feet. Both were somewhat injured.
It is rather ungainly lookings stuff,
ing;, at our lowest rates, Lot, the> columns' of tho
Bk r r is x U o v n s y R e c o r d :
T he; corrected; time card of the but it will take off the dirt.
Michigan. Central will he found in an­
other column. It has keen omitted
T he Smith Bros., a firm of Hills­
two or three woeke,^ for the reason dale; horse dealers, shipped a carload
that the company did not furnishus of coach horses to England recently.
with-tho correction.
Rothing like a business that will
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work both ways equally well. A man
in this place shipped horses from Eng­
T h e r e will he a basket picnic b y
land here, arid thought he was doing
the
young
people
of
this
county,
at
B O O T S! SH O E S!
Berrien Springs Thursday, August a good business.
fifctu A ll o f the ‘young ladies and
« f Actlcrst
H I T S ! C A B S ! gentlemen of tho county who can arc
Remaining
la
the
0lti.ee nfe Buchanan,
expected to ho present, as a good ‘Wedbcsdoy, July tlth,I’ oafc
1877.
time is expected.
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Horst, Mary
Smith, Jfury lira.
B e a d y -M a d e C lo th in g * !
Flint, A. 31.
Shcrwine, John
Weaver, Wnv.-~2
Grasshoppers are still on the war­ Gifford. Swah
Hull, Nettie
Weisor, 'Frederick
G-ents’ Furnishing Goods! path on two or three farms near Ber­ Parker,
A.ngiuta
Tcigler, Barbara A. .
rien Springs. They fiat everything Ritchie, Mary
but the corn, which they do not seem
This list is published iree for the information
CHEAPER THAH ANYBODY.
to relish. They do riot seem inclined of the renders of tin: Record, therefore them
is no charge for delivery of fetters advertised
to travel, but confine their operations heroin.
B O Y S C L O T H IN G A S P E C I A L T Y .
Persons \vill," li.owcver, in claiming
to their first stopping place.
any of the above, eill for “advertised letters,’’
p e r m it
R eco rd
IOBLE1 NOBLE!
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Capt. A , 0. B artlett was at homelast Saturday.
L- P. & Q. W. P ox have a new ad
vertisemenfc this week on first page.
B ikglaus have been making a raid
in Kiles lately.
Miss L ura D utton is visiting re
latives and friends in. Laporte.
.Da v i d C o m l y , a former resident
of this village, died: at Niles, on Tues­
day night of last week-
D odd & S on now languish in the
shade o f a fine awning over the front
o f their drug store.
Silas Y ork, of Mnncelona, Mi civ.,
formerly of Baker town is back on a
visit this week.
'i'UE bridge at the foot o f Day’
Avenue is being rebuilt in a good and
substantial manner.
K ukUmders and kramp kolik -.magain in the market, "Will yon haw
a dost* ?
M rs. S alute H artman, o f "South
Bend, has been visiting relatives in
Buchanan for a few days.
T he. St. Joseph people complinseriously of tramps in their town
Set them to work.
T he Niles District M. E Goi.f-r
ence will be held at Paw Paw thiyear, August 2Rtb, 20th and. 30th.
Huckleberries a* d milk wil* he a
rarity this year, ns the hc-rry crop
failed to connect.
A dwelling house near Heath’s
corners, near Benton Harbor, belong
ing to Mr. King, of Sodus township,
was burned Monday evening.
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E , 0 . O utfits ' arrived home from
California Tuesday morning, and will
try Buchanan lire awhile now f o r a
change..
Mu. and M rs. Cjiauncky S abin,
a hoy. Weight, T§ pounds: Time,
Sunday evening, father, mother and
hoy doing well.
T ee liquor dealers are now prepare
ing their new bonds for acceptance
by the authorities, in accordance with
the now law.
T ee heavy rains have made the
ground in many o f the wheat fields
so soft that it is almost impossible to
use reapers in cutting.
N . U , M k h r u .i ., P . M.
The Michigan Central wood sheds
in Dayton have been removed, and an
effort will be made to have the pass­
enger house moved to where they
were. It would bo a far more pleasant
and convenient place than where it
now stands.
The hard times press very heavily
on newspapers. Wo may soon find it
necessary to prune our exchange list.
The samo matter comes to us 50 times
Over iu newspapers with one side pat
on ted, while their other side often is
not worth patenting.—Lansing Re
Some boy entered the room former­
ly occupied aa tho R ecord office, and
took from a form on one of the “ gal­
leys" loft there, a handful o f fine job
typo. If the parents o( this boy will
see that they are r* turned, they will
render ns a great lav. r, as the few
missing typo spoiled a font that cost
§10 or §12, and that we use quite
frequently in our job work.
Mr . A . D. C heney returned from
California on Monday evening. lie
reports having had u fine trip. l»ut
docs not think that is the country for
publican.
him to hvo in. lie left Dr. Myers at,
R ev. J, «L R oe, o f this place, has Quincy, Cal,, where- ho was visiting
a young swarm of bees that com­ his brother who is very sirfe, and as
menced work three weeks two, and soon as he recovers- tftc Doctor will
since that time they, have filled their pick up his “ grip sack" and return
hive and the boxes and produced a home.
new swarm. The honey from the
T ub grist uuli at Dayi«»ii has
boxes sold for §2,50, at 15 cents; per
changed
hands, being 'purchased by
pound.
Messrs. Pope & Tormey <»f Niles, who
Q uite: a lively game lias been ap­ intend to m,ike flour to n'up In-ai-les
ing on iu the vicinitv of Mnir.Wa doing their custom work. A, J.
Glover & Son, who have bn-n running
null, ■south-west of Dayton, at hunt
ing counterfeiters. At last, accounts the mill, talk of putting up and op­
erating a mill ut Golien.
all of tho gang had been captured ex
espting one, and ho was in pretty
T he Indt'pendeni of Three Oaks,
close quarters. Another gang was
recently bagged by the U. S. Mar­ after copying our" notice o f the early
death of the Watervliefc -Journal,shal. a few miles south o f Lapartc.
adds t “ The man who would with­
The Odd Bellows of Michigan Gity' hold the miserable pittance due a
are to build a public hall, to cost §7,- country newspaper, is more dishonest
400. A firm in Muskegon has tho than a highwayman, meaner than him
who robs a hen roost, and as devoid
job.
of conscience, graco and honor, as
How is when wc arc getting our the public harlot, or midnight gravohot wearhev. When tin
the mercury gets robher. I f there is one mean act
up to 90 or 100 in -the shade, it makes that wo detest more than another and
a man feci like working with his coat from which wo would most fervently
pray ‘ Good Lord deliver u s ;’ it is tho
off or not at all.
murdering of a new’spaper and worse
S ymptoms .of po’ aco rot arc beerm- than killing its editor and publishers,
ing apparent in this vicinity, and i f by witholding the subscription when
we have much more ‘ rain and Lot due.” That editor must know how
weather this summer," there will be a it is, himself. Perhaps from sad ex­
scarcity that will make pretty high perience.
prices in the fall.
P rolific B ees.— Mr. W. H- Vin­
One of our subscribers, near Ber­ cent of this placehas a swarm Of bees
rien Springs, informs us that in that one year old that has done some pret­
They
vicinity the wheat crop is badly dam ty good work this season.
aged by the Hessian fly. They will put seventy pounds of honey in the
not work badly on wheat sown as late upper part pf the hive before the 10th
as the. 10th or 20ch of September, of June, then swarmed. The next day
they swarmed again and the third
ry it two or three years.
day after again. . Since that, thirtyS pencer & B arnes, are. now mak­ six pounds of extracted honey wus
ing walnut moulding for picture taken from the lower part of tho hive,
frames, that compares-very favorably and now the lower part of the hive is
with that made in any o f the large- full. The first young swarm has
eighty pounds of honey in their Mvecities.
Theother two swarms are good, strong
swarms and are doing well.°He started
T he St. Joseph Serald puts in an in the spring with twelve swarms and
appearance again this week, notwith­ now has thirty-one. lie has-sold 150
standing the total destruction o f the pounds of comb honey and has 150
office and material by fire, only a few pounds o f extracted honey now on
days Bincc. The printing is done at hand, and there is now in tho hives
the Times office in Benton Harbor.
394 pounds ready for market.
JonN W eisgerber is .building a
new roof on his "brick.saw mill on Oak
Street, in place of the one burned off
a few Weeks since. This is rather an
H a r v e s t in g was done in J"une in
improvement over- the old one as he is
some parts o f this State this year.
-giving it more pitch and building- it
About two weeks earlier than last
stronger:. •
year.
T hreshers are now busy repairing
their machinery for the. coming work
on the wheat crops, which will be
t ready for* them, in a few/ days now.
- Miss. Cora E plt has; returned
’frorp her school in Charlotte, where
she-has been the last four or five
months:.
D r . B oyce, o f Bridgman,, informs
us that he: expects to> get over five
hundred bushels o f raspberries from
his patch of about two acres, this
years.
One bov in this place still carries
hjs? hand in a rag in consequence of a
little experiment with some powder,
a match box and some fire, on the
fourth. So goes the world.
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The boys of Capt. Finley’s Bat­
tery," of Hiles, went to Marshal to
spend. the Fourth," and report a grand
good time. They say they couldn’ t
spend any money, being told in every
instance that what they wanted was
paid for.
-Than . H amilton sold several of
the Wood Reapers with the self bind­
ing attachment, this season. Some of
the purchasers seem to be dissatisfied
with the machines and are returning
them. Whether the trouble is with
the machine or the operator is a ques­
tion. Yesterday one that had been
M ean.,—M. H. Merrill’s valuable returned the day before was taken to
bird-dog was poisoned last evening by Mr. Pears’ fann and there worked like
some person who evidently has the a charm, and in places where they
bump of meanness well developed in were sold last year they give good
him. A man who will commit such satisfaction.
an act is mean enough to commit al­
most any other crime:.
T he Lansing Republican gives the
following recipe for- a potato bug- an­
O ur friends will please remember tidote : Two and.o'rierhalf pourids o f
that the. R e c o r d office can now- ho alum dissolved in a barrel of water
found in the Post Office buildings on and sprinkled on: the vines: Whether
Oak Street,, and that onr latch string
it is good or not will be better known
fa in the proper position to be pulled.
upon trial:
D ied.— Sanborn Tennv, Professor
of Geology, in Williams College, Mas­
sachusetts, died in a congestive chill,at his sister’s (Mrs. Hudson) residence,
in the Bend of the River, on Monday
evening last. Mr. Tenny was one of
the leading geologists of the world.
His remains, were sent to" his home, byexpm s, Tuesday-evening.
The authorities- of South Bend
have Tom: Cottrell in limbo again.
This time, as before, for assault with
intent to kill, and with a fair pros­
pect of sending him‘ to Michigan Gity
again.
L
S ecord, the man who' started the
M r..anD'Mrs..Jesse:Hemmingway, Bloomingdale Tidings, is publishing
.near St. Joseph, celebrated: their a paper iu Ypsilanti called^ the Sal­
golden wedding July-2d last. Those ine Oracle. He has started two or
who -celebrate this anniversary are three papers since but is always lucky
very few: .
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enough to^scll .them.
A purse of 8100 was made up in;
„B ast week Marshal E vuds got on
St: Joseph for tho Benton Harbor
firemen for their services- during the track: of a gang of burglars, in this
late fire in that, place. Rretty good place, and on Saturday evening ar­
rested- onc.of them on'-suspicion and
pay for a short job.
put him in tho “ cooler.” . H e had an
examiriatidn Tuesday morning, -but
r4r
We have.at last got our* traps mov­ there being no cause for action, he
ed to our own building, on Oak street, was ^released.. ..'JYh’en.arrested he'had
,
and are now better than ever prepaf-^ ,a revolver , and a knife, about a foot
ed to’ do " all kinds .of job printing^ long- strapped 'to-him-, which, looked:
from a.small’ label to’a fullshcetfpost-
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J oseph B rown and I ra M cManners, of Marcellus, Cass county, are:
now resting in jail ,.at" Cassopolis,
awaiting trial for stoalihg eighty-six
lichees of wool.from a barn, near Gassopolis. A Mrs. Brown V a s arrested
for receiving the stolen property, and
was released, on- §000 bonds to appear
for trial:.
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M r s . Smith Was tjWined i™
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: Good Jap tea, three pounds for one'
dolltfr,.at Smith & Son’s.
B. P. JB.-.-B! $20,000! In Solid Casli! Given Away!
uncon­
For u se in bathing and sponging
scious state dur'Rbi^^^^f the night,
- ffliat the Bilious Require.
the sick, especially in all eases o f
Slio will probirPy recover. Both
: Since loipidity o f flie liver ia'tlio cliilo
bodies wore- recovered on Suifilftjfwf j cause of disorder,s it.ia.evidont that whaf• fever, Terry’s Salicylic Soap-is inval­
B', P. B. 3! $20,0001. In Solid Cash! Given Away!
Lake Shore.2fews. _ • ■*- •’ ' J.’-, ; the- bilious require is an alterative stimn: uable; cooling ioothing, -refreshing,
1i
lb:S
lani; which will-,larouee ltito-activitv, an- at the same time 'purifying ‘‘tlie’i'air of
AKKVA!. SOHOOT, HSE'ITSn.
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effect that, is followeiljby-" llte.- disappear: the sick-room..
The annual school meeting, for this ance . of the-various symptoms indicative
B/P. B. 3! $20,000! In Solid Cash! Given Away!„
district was held at the Hnion School •.of., derangement:, •llostetter’s ’Stomach > : S 'C k 'U V la U . S j - l 'l m V S . A l c n l l o l i C 'I'O IliC M , It has' boon a' desidoratmn with the
House on Monday evening. As but Bitters invariably-achieve the primary re­
few were in attendance, the business sult -mentioned; ’besides remo_virfg,:the con- ■medical - piofession to procure, a prepara­
was done up with dispatch. The Di­ slipation,^-flatulence, heart-bmrn, yellow­ tion of iron leso objectionable, than.auy of
rector’s annual report shows that ness o f' th'e.skiri and whites of'Jlio eyes, those now in use1, which often produce
- unfavorable beffects ,upon ctlie .system, ear:
there wore paid out during:,tho year, ■pain irfthe right side and under the;right;
;then b'Oy i v r r r t , e r
b j e i o s .
ahoulder, .nausea, vertigo -and siclc head- : pccially when; prepared with./alcoholic
for teachers? salaries, §2,*869.75: on ache, to which bilious invalida aro pecu-- fluids..
.
the bonded indebtedness, including all liarly • subj ect. As. a remedy fo r, chvon ' ■ •Jn many. ;cnses; of debility and :Conva-- aslongaa.iiuyotherpalnt. p
M II P
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IS T0 Isprepared ready for n «
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lii’WhxUot-jany color de* . w -* ..•■•“
--W Ft .fat B Jrl ■ ■ ■ H sired.' Is on m&ny thoninterest -duo, §5,189.19.: incidental ic -indigestion, mental despondency-mid lescenco from disease; whom a tonic is in, eand
of tlio finest bulldlnea ot the country; many of:’irhlcUhave been .painted six years, and nowlook-as 'woU'&g
when firstpainted. ThtsOHEMIOAL P^INT Uas taken i>Yrsti?remitims at iwonty of tho State Fairs of IhoXfnloa
expenses, $285.80;: cost of wood nervousness: 4ho 'Bitters aretequally effi­ cheated, Twinc,’ ' brandy, porter, &c., have S
amplecards.ofcolorssentfret: Address,
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house. $117.00: cost of, fucl, .of which cacious, and ns' a renovan I, - of lost vigor, ' been recommended ; blit’ these are of very FILLER BROSij 109 Water St., Clevelandj 0. or IV. T. ENAAIELPAWT C0.> 103 Chambers fSti, iSVY
a good share is still on hand,<$443.- ra means o f arresting premature decay,and i doubtful efficacy; to say/the. ledlfc:/ Alco­
25;* for trees, and care of same, $85.-- a source" of relief from the infirmities to hol is never digested, is ranked abiohg
1 0; funds now on hands, $2,108.98. which, tli'e. gentler- Sex is peculiarly sub­ the diffusible ’ stimuli, •and jb incapable 'of
Tho meeting authorized the school ject, they/ may he/thoroughlyqjelied u])dn. affording nutrition. It-creates ' generally
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a n 1unnatural excitement .and derange­
hoard to •raise by taxation for the
H6^ Bi~Here.isfter::p'eraqna; visits ment of the circulation; irritating the
A ll first-class machines and fully warranted: I f y ou want ;a good
coming yoar tho sum of §2,000 to pay ing myiplace nights>~fqr ;the ’‘ purpose ; whole .system,-’by preventing: the; blood'
Machine, I can sell you one cheaper than you can buy a p oor one. I t
the school hands due next January,/’ of stealing hacl better-bring ;a surgeon from losingi-its carbon: Again;- fiow difliand the sum of $2,600 to pay interest with, them, or they may take away pult-iti is to obtain an; -article approaching will cost y o u nothing to try one. A ll kinds of repairing done. .Em ­
ori-bonds. The district has now ,out-: more than they intended to,.
to purify, almost all the wines, brandies, broidering, fancy stitching and stamping done. - Address
standing a bonded - indebtedness; of.
-H. H. 'ICinyon.
;porters,:&G.,. being more or less adulterat-.
F. B . E A G L E S F I E L D , Ao-enL
§26,000. Tho total expenses of the
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P. O. Box 881.
Front Street, B uchanan, M ich.
Any person finding a breech band
■’ Such being the case with regard to the
school district for .the past year-was
to a(single harness, between Rough & spirituous preparation of iroD, and the al-■
imported at $9,806.10, and tho total
Pears’ griBt mill and the school house, coholic drinks, of which any ope can satis­
monies received at $11,410.08. I f
will oblige by'leaving -the same’ at the fy himself by investigating the subject, an
was voted that, there bo nine months
“O
Grange store. - Geo. 'G il e s .
opportunity is now presented iii' the B er school taught, by male and female
uvian - S vrup, for the trial of an article
T lie n B u y th e N. Y . E 1VAM EI, S'AJNT CO.’ S
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains, in
teachers. Mr. Win. Pears and Dr.
in general practice, which has the very
J. M. Roc were re elected members Dress Linen, at’25 cehfs; at’ High’s. strongest: recommendations from medical
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o f the Board for the coming two years.
and. scientific: men of the highest character, AND SAVE ONE-THIRD THB C03T OR PAINTING, and g e l.a paint that is MUCH: HANDSOMER; and will:
L ook ! L ook ! L ook: !
last-TWIOE, AS.TjONGasany.other paint.. la prepared ready for uho in -WHITB or A N Y COLOR desired. .I s o n
Hear the close o f the meeting the fol-: A t T. M. Fulton &" Co’s before you. — a preparation .which.-so happily- com- ‘ :niuny-tlioiiBand
o f the flnoBtbnildings In tho country, many o f .which.have beon painted eix years, .and.now louEns
painted. . This QH BiflOAL PAINT, has taken FIRST PREMIUMS at twenty o f the State Pairs:
louring resolutions were offered, ex­ buy one 'dollar’s worth of Dry Goods, hines*-; the- protoxide •of, iron with the welliis.when.aret
o f tho Union. SAMPLE CARD OP COLORS SENT PRBK. Address.
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pressive of the sense of the meeting as we are selling out our Summer oLher constituent parts that the effects in­ IV. Y. ENAMEL.PAINT CO., 17S Prince/St.rlf. Y. or M U ER BROS., 109 Water St., Cleveland, 0.
cident to the -use of iron salts are entirely
on tho a death o f .P r o f S. Tenny, Goods at a greatrrcductiori.
■obviatatec).
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llio celebrated lecturer, with whom
Parasols, Parasols,. Parasols, at ■ B’or all cases In which iron or any tonic ■
upi'iy of ouri citizens were acquainted :
prices that will astonish you, only is needed this preparation is confidently
W hereas,. . ProfS. Tenney,; found at High’.s.believed to-be far .superior to any other.•_ ,J:
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during liis brief visits-among us,’lias
It seems to purify the very fountain of
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endeared himself to us,’ not'only that; j ■Linens, Linens; at Noble’s,
health. '//'
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we have been greatly benefited' and
: •$2,000 to loan on good farm prop­
instructed by the intellectual _■feastsv
Figures are Wlial is llanted. j.
erty security. - Apply within ten
spread before us by him in his lec­
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Not
election majorities, but such as' in­
W. E. P limpton.
’d ays.
tures from time to time, but also, that'
terest the great, army of American pro­
^notwithstanding the height to which t A large supply of Straw Hats, at ducers. Twenty-five years ago; the eight
-he had risen, in the Scientific world,' Noble’s.
counties o f Missouri now traversed by,’the
Old Reliable Hannibal & Sc. Joseph Kailthe scientist was merged in the broad
“ To be. or not to h e ; that is the road were nearly a wilderness. To-dav,
/catholicity o f •noble Christian man­
.questiou.” To he supplied with Ter­ by a late . census, it- is discovered that
hood, and
‘
ry’s- Salicylic Soap i s ' ;a consnuifttion these counties produce over ouc-fom ii-enih.
WiniltBAf It. has pleased Almighty
devoutly to be wished.” It is easily of the cutiru wln?:ii, crop of the Stan-, ovpr
God to remove from earth Prof, ■Ten­
iibtiiiiled as nil the best druggists and one-l,wf-litll o f the corn crop, and over
ney in so sudden and ..unexpcctcl aojiR-riiiiili of tho-oats. The same nr.iwili
grocers keep it.
...'
wrtnner, to-day, while u-ppairovtlY so
ol country--s,now beimr repeated in Kan,
B. B, Monroe, cheap picture fram­
many years worn before Jum in which
Nebraska. Colorado, and New Me.xi
to enrich our knowledge by his vigoiv er,. and dealer in chromos. Dowagiae,: co, and the immortal Greeley, luui this
ons intellect. Therefore; by this an­ M ich.- Orders promptly att-uulod to. :identical rouii: .aiBl seciion of conrury in
All goods as represented or no sale. mind when he breathed tiiose .-‘i.irring
nual school meeting, bo it
words o; wisdom, '-’Xbuvg mav^. qo n'c-s-f/-’
ReSolved. That whip- wo deplore Agents Wanted.
Therefore, it, is but natural that parties/
:
B. B. Monroe,
the loss to tho educational interests o f
taking this advice, should desire io pass
our country of so great a mind, we
Look Out for Hut.— One B. B. .over a road that has done so much for a
reverently submit to tho will, of Him
Monroe, who canvassed this place .Stale, (especially as it offers the best fa­
who doctli all things- well, and we
selling chromos and frames, arid: leav­ cilities) and see for themselves. - B y the
would extend our sympathy: to his
ing his cards, representing they were Hannibal & St. .Joseph R. it;,/ through
NO SHUTTLE TO.TJIRE AD.
A NEW uiftchine with STRAIGHT needle;
#
bereaved family in this their hour .of
manufactured by him at Dowagiae,, cars are run from Cleveland and Toledo,
Poos not oil the thre&d or goods.^
Tlio work runs back-from/tlie operator;
sad afilictiou. B eit further
’ '
'and
through
connections
made
from
Cin­
No expense, from wear-brslinttleB.
Mich., is an imposter. The goods in
I t has a tako-up, preventing the thread/from break­
Resolved. That a copy of - stbese question were from Richardson’s steam cinnati and Indianapolis, via, Quincy, to ing. •
I t is the simplest and^euiest to handle,*;cuu3 hMlly
V.; :
resolutions bo published’ in tho B'erJo., Atchison and Kansas City, and : It W ill sew the heaviest or lightest goods, and fronR quio^y and rapidly;. I t is w iaioat a rival fo r the family,
power Picture Frame Factory, Kala­ •;St.
cr the^workriipp,
.
front Chicago to Kansas City without one to tho oilier without change ot tension;
rten County R ecord, and also that
TH15 NFdWWHEELER & WILSOX NO 6 S f A C Q I N C is recommended for Leather w ork'
mazoo, and Monroe was working for change. W e are about to issue, in con­
a copy be transmitted to tho family
CK1? fcrLaather work and Tailoring—^t^pecially for Tailoring,
iwages.:
D. M. R ichardson.
nection with our ' own, a county-' map of
of the deceased.
Buchanan, June 19, 1877,
19t4 Colorado and/New Mexico, giving valua­
'
F A R R A R &, W H E E L E R ,
We regret tho fact that so few of
ble information as regards time tables,
1 5 5 State Street, Chicago.
Toilet
soaps
of
all
grades,
from
Luthe tax payers and patrons of ■ our i
routes, distances, altitudes, &e.,"which we
General Agents for Illinois/lndiana, Iowa> Michigan) Minnesota. Nebraska, and Western Territoschools take any interest in the affairs bin’s down to common, at Dodd’s.
will be pleased to. furnish free, upon ap-’ ; nesi
of the district, and absont-thomselv.es i
L etter H eads, N ote H eads, etc. plication in person or by letter, addressed
from tho annual meetings. Some, — We make .a,specialty of this 'class to "
T. P f.nfiet.d," Ct . P ; & T. A.,
GOOD AGENTS WANTED.
through it mistaken notion, think ,that- of work, and claim wo canndt.be beat-, 48tf
Hannibal, Mo. :
their presence will make no di fference, either in .quality of work or prices.
$ 7.20 PER QUARTER FOR TENQUASITE13S*
. It lias btopd the Test.
W , H . TALBOT,
and through their ignorance •(it can Gome; and see us when you want work
M a s o n & h a m l i|(
If you doubt the-wondei-fuh-success o f
bo called nothing else) will telhyou of this description,, and we will guar­
,S
hi
.
l
oh
;
s
C
onsumption
C
ure
,
give
it
a
CABINET 0BSANS. ll
that a few will run things as thriy1'de­ antee; to give you complete* satis­
M A C H IN IS T ,
trial ; then if you are not perfectly satis­
HIGHESTAWARDS AT
sire, anyway, so they wifi stay’ away. faction-.
—AC.KNTTOH—
fied, return the bottle and we will refund
I f .they but .attended these meetings, FOUK
Send to Dr. E. A. Curtis, Dowag- the price paid. -It lias established the
and took a littlc-Rains -to infofm-tliem.fact that Consumption can be cured, while
The
Haskins
Engine,
iac,
for
his_
“
Open
Letter
to
the
Pub­
selves, nq such exaggerated ^reports
'G R E A T '
for .Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, W hoop­
as ,wo hear, upon the’ streets'wo uld »he; lic,” sent free. It tolls you how to ing Gough,-.and all Lnng or Throat troub:
WORLD'S SXFOHITIONS
circulated-. -We have/ah' efficientrand preserve arid recover your health; and les, there is nothing like it for a quick and
economical .School Board; andjlwcrjie- how chronic disease may be oured in positive cure, and it. seldom fails.: 10
F ans, TOemia, Santiago,
licve-it would please; .them 4o meet a short time, with but little trouble i cents, 50 cents, and 81.00 per bottle. If
1867,
Y
1373:
M
t S 7 3 l 'CJ f
and
ofa
trilling
cost.
your Lungs are sore, or Chest or Back
every "patron, of -the school 'at'il\e.’anP H i L A D E L P i 3/1, i s m .
assi<i*T
S>Fir-TRank *r rt*.Tt.vj.rAL. ^
lame,; use S hiloh ’s - P orous P laster ;’
nuai meeting, the.timofwhen thby-ren­
How It Is Done,
r.Wit,* r-j.-tVlT Z’uht ti! }-t-rr+i ir?i & >r-n'd tt* > « s p
e
t.ici/rU-itfurM
-.it
r*.‘
Price
cents/
Sold
by
J.
H!
Eoe
&
Co
der the account of , their stewardship.: The first object in life with the Ameri­
r;. A/-£V.*
"We ask ‘all to < resolve, to," "attend -the can people is to “ get rich
the second;/1
liow to .regain good health;,. ■ The first can next meeting: ' ! *. r » V” .
D r . Sim,oir’s S ystem V vtalizkr is no
be obtained by energy, honesty nna sav
doubt the' iiiosi. successful cure foi^Dyspepe>r-ir »tt
rH^rdvtru(
reft
•‘iu/K'n*.*•:>
s>
t-v ihe
in g ; the second, (good health),-by using Sih/ and Liver C.Oiiiplaiut wo have ever
A
re
V o u G oin g ' to P a in t I
.
S e w in g M a ch in es f o r
f ii’e Vro n Croing -to P a in t
THE NEW WHEELER & WILSON
» jr
TH!i (JOUSTY PRESS.
|Niles Democrat.]
-
G keex’s A ugust F t.owkr. Should you
be a despondent sufi’err-v from anr of the
effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Itn ;
digestion. &c., such as Sick Headache;
Palpitation of the Heart, Sour Stomach; ;
Habitual Gostiveness, Dizziuess of the
Head, Nervous Prostration, Low Spirits;
&o., youneedpiol sufiei an otheriday. Two
doses of A ugust F lower / will relieve you
at once. Sample Bottles 10 .cents. R eg-i
ular size To cents. Positively sold by all;
first-class Drusaisls in the LT. S.
kaown, otherwise wo. could not guarantee
it. In cases of Consumption,, where. General- Debility, Loss of 'Appetite- and Constipation.exist, it will restore and fegidafe
the system, while S hiloh' s C ure allays
the infiamalion and heals the lungs.
Price Ja cents. Sold by JZ 1L Roe &:
A bald eagle was killed- a-few weeks
ago, by Ilcnry Perkins, 'at' Miner
Lake, in this State,'which measured
3even. feet from tip to tip, and weighed
twenty-five pounds..... .W. L . . Saun­
ders, while in the act. o f cutting ■or
hewing a-piccc" of timber, on Wednes­
day last, inflicted a severe wound- in
II A.CKJ1]?TACK,.a rich and -fragranl
perfume. Sold by J. H. Roe.fb Go.
his right arm just above the wrist
joint.... Two boys— John Piynn’s antl j
of Beauty
iVcrvous DoDHIty.
. \ f u U c o i l m i dA.Thing
F. ASchmidt’s—living near the depot,
. T o y F o r e v e r s i s t ix o N e w a n d .
got into a quarrel lastiweek, which.!
V ital weakness or uei -ee ssio x : ,_a- , S a p c r l > < £ i U t i m i o i M S x e K o c U y M o n n «
+ > *
*.
resulted in the stabbing ’"of- 'Schmidt | 'weak exhausted feeliDg, no energy or , U i i « i . T o u r i s t .
So
remarkably
large
has
been
the
courage; the result of mental over woi!K,_
by young Plynn.
.
INDISCRETIONS OR EXCESSES, ',01 Some, demand for tho widely'noted work|JBcrricn,Spiings'Journai.i.
drain upon the systom, is always cured by. the Rocky Mountain Tourist-that an The dogs made havoc with vHenry, H umphrey’ s H omeopathic S pecific N o. entirely new edition'has been necessi­
G: Ford’s and Isaac Lyhrook’s . sheep; 2S. It tones up and invigorates the sys-: tated,, and is -just 'ready for'issue..
in Berrien township., Mr.,. Fords had tern, dispels the gloom and despondency,'- While the first edition was an elegant
2S sheep killed, wounded and missing. imparls strength and energy,— stops the thing, .the second is really superb,
Mr. Lybrook had 15 killed and wound-- drain and rejuvenates the entire .-man/ and the Rocky Mountain Tourist in:
cd........ While the Hon. A. L. Burke- Been used twenty years' with perfect /’sue-, its new -form, royal octavo, -thirty-,
wa3 leading his horse, around His bug­ cess, by -thousands,' - S old " by, -dealer's., two pages; printed on .tho finest of su­
gy in the passage way to. Burdick’s Brice,..$1,00 ;per;single vial,or.:;|io:0pi :pdr-- per-sized, calender paper, handsomely
stable, the horse stepped on me, cellar package1 of five vials, and §2.00 vial’ off bound "with engraved cover is without
powder. Sent by mail on receipt ofipriceis
door, breaking it through,‘fell into theAddress . H umphrey ’ s /. .HoMEgEHTHio: the slightest:questiqn tlie xiehest -and.
collar *>under Wolfinbager)¥ -.'saloon,* M edicine C ompany , 109 F ulton S t./ most .attractive' .book of the. dcscrip-j
carrying Mr. Davison, whoswasrstand-j ..New Y ork .
• „ . Id yl*'
tion" ever issued. All who coriteming on it, with Kimi. *Heither Mr.)
vplate
ia- trip through, the" garden of-1P arasols ! ’P arasols ! - P arasols !•:.
Davidson or the horse were-’ injured.
SifaiMER-'-SnAWLS!
S
ummer S haws !?; the ,continont— south-western-.Kansas
■ v : Traveler and JIeKild. ,
at cost, at, .T.'M. F ulton & .Co.’s., £ — to the Alps of America— the Rocky;
‘T hc body, which one of Zarcmbas’i
Mountaiins— will .commit^tho.gravest
Wei will sell you a bill of goods - or> 'of mistakes by startings before, secur­
fish boats picked /up" "in the Jake on
the :4th day- .of June;and - afterwards, one article for less than-'any firm in’ ing the Tourist, San Jaun .Guide and
’
. : H igh’ s..
buried. in. the. Potter’s ^fieldj.^was son town, at
accompaning maps. Simply the mere/
Friday identified by^Mr.^Amos’Fish'er,5
Your Fortune told for 75 cents-by request:.by postal-card -or letter ad-,
of .Union Pier,- - ari-thafc of; hjs - son! aiFan. Fans from 5 cts. to §1.25. dress to T. J. Anderson, Topeka,
Homer, who was, drowned- while. out' Best'line you ever saw, at'HlGn’s ., ■ Kansas, will insure, by return mail,
boating mean that point ;on.-,Sunday
Job lot of lady’s and gent’s hosiery, absolutely '-free, the receipt of ^tliese
-May 6th. .A bunchmf'keys, a knife,v
indispensible - auxiliaries »to travel in
and clothing of the-boy, was what led’ just received, from 6 cents and up,"at, the-tGreat West.
-tov identification'-'/" irTlTe.' hoy:-was 15, the Chicago Cheap Store, first doorj
.
;
'years o f age: \1The’ fathei**willyfibt"reTi east of the Bank.
"move the body until cold weatKerLsets,
A box of Glenn’s Sulphur "Soap,,!
in .--- *
- -V i,•which contains -.three •cakes ■and costB!
KHOWTHYSELF.'
*- ■
■* '[Niles Mirror.) .
'
- only sixty cents, .ie sufficient. tO'sup­
) | T h 0 .P h y o io lo g y /o fM a ir ia g a .
j ; rA reliable Guulcfor thc^niorrieil,
• Daniel/ J ./ Robinson, Ihe.nian/thatl ply material" for aVleast twenty :Sul-l
i RRrt those coiitcmplatingmarrlftRe,
I oo its dutica.-.und diequalUlcatloos.
I tJio; 6acnccvOf.j reproduction,i and
sold toy balloons in-this’ city circus- IphufwH aths, whichvwould verridicate.ia;
I;theitdect>.oC- earl;/ abuses aiideicl .cesscsfAs'itli an extansive treatise on
day," attempted" to steal ride Sunday- wh'dle vo^talogup: :of- rheumatici^and'
.
................the various "Private a n d O ljroa io
lis
e
a
s
o
s
o
fY
o
’
a
th .j'ila n h ood and’S V om anliood,
.'morning ‘ on.-ji.freight,. west.” ;Upbri' cutaneous maladies.' Sold by ^ all
.. ith’thelatest treatmentithe o n ly -w o r k e i v i n g p i ^ |
. ec r ip tio n s "lnsfullj^.embracing; everythins-/on/the I
reaching Hew^Buffalo he fell from the Druggists/" - Hill’s Hair & Whisker
I G euorattvo system .w orth knowing* and worth all
I the cheap books combined—250t-iarge-doubla:column
.'ti’?iri .arid/hadrboth leg’s "cut-off. He Dye,:bla6K--or brown,'50 cts. 20yr4’ ■
I pages, and’ SOO/platcs and eugravmga sent'under sehl
iYIASON Jt.
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c j s
U
CO.
K
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V ■vrf.ffyyhA«>-
DtHiJAGUi
T H E a n X IV A T T K E E -
Gardner Governor,
IJtica Steam Go age .
MICAL SSM6ICAL IHSHTOTE.
■EfftaWlEh'cd 3S6f/end Chartered by theState HogislaturQ
- for the improved treatment , o f all p r iv a t e a n d C bxonio
/ 'D iseases mentioned in' this card.-Just published/;
^W rstfwt
“ THE SILENT FRIEND!”
T
JM I u BWa . AconfidcntialAdviserfortheyoung md
1— 8 ,B ■" middle aced o f both sexes ,on all Dn-cas*' i
c of a P r iv a te M’a tu rej arismgfkoin
_
P a r ly A b u s e s orL n fection , Seminal
WcsKness. and Doss of: Manhood* and., the best means
oteuTerarith \oluablc advice to the M am ed and tbocc
poatemplating M am agc; including a treatise on P e m a le . ulaeasee, and CliromcAffections ofth e Throat, L u ngs
indSkin, Catarrh, Cancer, Rupture, Piles,Tistulo,thc Oju■uni Habit &e* It contains 2601arge pages and numerous e a - «:
gravin?i, mailed under 6&&1o n receipt of 50 cts.
A C L IN IC A L L E C T U R E on tne abo\ e diseases, and
the principles o f medical practice in their treatment*.
Price 30cts. Address. Atteodin<rPhv6iciau,
Engines, Threshing Machines,
Sawing Machines, Horse
Powers, Mowing, Reaping and other
Machines -repaired.
w
*
M .&S. INSTITUTE,
M T L W A U K E B .W is .
Cider M ill Screws, Saw Arbors, M o. 4 3 5 W a t e r s t .,
&c., &c., made to order.
Shafting,
Pulleys,
Hangers,
Couplings and mill supplies fur­
nished on short, notice.
JU DSON
C O ,, *
(over CUAS. 00BS&6Ka co.j
Shop on Chicago street, near mill
Stato and ‘Washington Streets, Chicago
race.. _ '
.
.10tr -
W ood
NEW CARPET STORE.
* A Groat Roduction inv Prices of
GUNS,REVOLVERS,&c.
^Pncefl’rcdncod-froni.20 to SO per cent. Writ© for Tllus
tCAtQtl,Catalogue£wlth:.roduced;prIceB for 1S77.; Addresv
*
"GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS.
^Ol Smithfield/StiV.Pittsburgh, Pa.
■;
AN ENTIRELY
New Sto c k of Eve’ry G rade of
/C a rp e ts, O il Oloths, Etc.,
*
ALSO
"’■CURTAINS A N D
B E D D IN G .
*•Iktr. Jndaon:has boon associated with -tho CannotbueineBB ofChfcago for tho paatififteenyears. '
- *1
SPENCER & BARNES
- Keep on handV complete assortment of
Saturday night, .Mr. 0. J- Smith;
of Hew Troy, accompanied Toy bis
Spencer- & Barnes "do a' -General Business in Manufacturing
wife and two Ifttle daughters, Carrie
and Lizzie, went to bathe” in tho Ga­
llon river. While bathing, one of the
TABLJES,'
. . B O O K , OASBS,:.-,
M ATTRESSES.
'
little girls waded o.ut into the river,
- , LOUNG-BS, •- ; - MIRRORS,*
B E D S P R IN G S
when the treacherous current/seized
DESKS,
; - BED STEAD S, * 'PIC T U R E FRAM ES,
and bore her "beyond her depth. .Her
BU R EAU S,
J ' CUAIRS,
B R AC K E TS.
eldest sister, first noticing her strug- "dieclim m ediately,.;-" He/had,hi_s trunk",
_ 01^ J 'r ^ a t fc^Nte(irottlLTreatiBO:OA‘/SerTial- and
Misses’" and "Women’s Side Lace
I C h ron ic Diaeases/SeminaLWcaknessfr-Iiupotcnce,
.gles; rushed to the-rescue, - supposing exp ressed /;ah ead ..o f.’ him. ,§ 60. was
I CatarrhJ.Cancerv Rupture,*thQ^Upturn IlttUitf&OiVawt
I under seal forlO cts. >
^
JShoes, a new supply,‘at ‘ N oble!s., ..
I *•M e d le a lT r e a tm e n t and advice, personallj--or;by
•by hor . superior height - she"; would be;
i c t e t , ■t g iy in g dyidence^
«vVv ' J * V . Spencer & Barnes are prepared to
.
I letter st this old axuLreliablc Institute^ which liue been
n
rTTft’fll ’VLnt'l+L'ftl TTTnV»
ATIftlTi. A Blessing for ■Needle-Women and’all
I operated m anyvow s under a Cliarter.frooijthc-Stato I
able to-keep her .feet." She too walk;
iLegielature. A u dress,.;' ,•?:-•... in. ^
-. *.J
>
Others-Eugaged
In
Sedentary
.’E
m
•ed. off *the h.ar. into.-the deep engulfing
T h o M ed ica l a n d S u r g ic a l In stitu te;.
a f G r W i s h
b u i l d i n g
m a t e r i a l .
r./L'bfc^riMiiwnukee,/Wiso. j
■ ployments." ,l' -L
- ?
"
hole which had the’ sides w,orn nearly'XTradcmark:
>
. rt
-1
L - - ‘ - ’ J.
J
"perpendicular by the current,.and the
./ A.largo proportion of the' female
DOORS-, M OU LDIN G, 1 - - . 'BLIN D S,.
water-" closed over' her head.-1 Both
sex mayjtrace^tho beginning of incurf l o o r in g
.
^ d :iS A S n ;;;.:u ... *-~"--r:isrD iL
the agonized parents, seeing "•their- ■ning^at 1/fg^r conj^ry To" l a ^ within
t i +*
children disappear beneath the’’,water, ttheiincovporaFed Jimjts-ofA/thetyilla'ge
Sp e n c e r
B arn e s; c a n ^ n d ’; w.ill> S e ll Furniture just^as,/,
AujlOOE^OP-'
made-’the' most-frantfe/efforts ..to Teach.-’ of Buchanan, four'white fiogs-^—tHree^ lievbfifbStK'^BeruYianlSyrupj'whicii'
VALUABLE RECIPES;. r *I~ ".r: '
’' feheap-as ca’h .be?, bought’ in -M ic h ig a n . f
/themy-only'to-find; thomselvesi:rinwfap>-i Knrrows"and one"'8dw-//:which":Ifshall
HOUSEHOLD,v/L.v.-.FAIlIIIA,^^
ped in the same treacherous gulf.: ’ ..h
:th e . o n l y j f d r m f F j ^ h i o l L t h i s : in d is p e n | , iDOAIESTIfif/ ^/MEDICINAL. 4SDender-y&EaruleS:enn'a7ld:inii/J.rB-fii.Yiiiah:\fBn.f7j
' Mr.-Smith saw his wife"; sink-near;
: s a ib le S e le fiK n t V b f| -h e a it h / c a r iv e r it e r -it K e
him, and turning .his attentiorf-toMier',". loiiiTHursday, the’ j l 9 tHyday -o|-vJfuly;/- ;bloodyAl/e.warit’:p f/"w lii^
ISinecdeaun-fOTerr
.only,saved her by the most; strenuous’ AST?, at'9i.o’ clqck in’the^forenobn^jL- fife9s,rM izzihes8>fih"ead^K efvdebili^
btomalLjPostpRld'for’ SSr
- I.,n/r f
.I'YAi.';-!. l f •V ' ' r A mos E vans,' Marshal
en
i ihA
tlftt^me
TMme *3?tsaslL
ASJdasm
)%
feAil*
-AHland •wery.'SfomAL'ilLliSaUh.F1Soldi
...St.*.-
■SBBBiajfiBtMS
The:
Farm: and Household.
^:
filei&od o f Tanning a Lambskin With
t5lfi UOftl 0El* '
Make a strong soapsuds, using hot
waier; ■when it is cohl, wash the skin
in it, carefully squeezing it between
the hands to get the dirt put Q? the
w ool; then wash the soap out with
a m cold water? n-xc, dissolve'alum
<>t *1 salt of each half a pound m a
little hot water, which put m a tub of
■ Id watei sufficient to cover the skin,
■aid let it soak in it oyer night Qr
*welve hours; now hang tha skiaaver
:• t ole to thain, v. her well drained,
*■>*ead or stretch c-rifuKy i.n x board
to dry. It need not be tacked if
«;-awft out several {?-.•,e- with the
l end while drying. When yet a lit­
tle damp, spri..kle pulverised saltpetre
.1 alum (au ounce each mixed'’ to;
gether) on tho flesh side, rubbing it in
well. It is now to f-irq in the shade
for two or thru* day,*, the flrsh side
in until perfectly drv. When entire
ly dry, scrape the flesh side with a,
blunt knife to remove any scraps o f
flesh. Trim off all prop enng points;
ami vub the flesh side wnu prrnace oi
rotten stone, and with the hands.
Prepared in this way, iris white and
beautiful, suitable for a do ox mat, ami
also nice for the feet in a s-h igh. or
wagon iff cold weather.
r iMOUTGA'GrE S A L E .
H aK K ni
Berrien
’Gouiity.
G rO T O
D
»*■ ’
A Perfect Anti-Septic ancl
R Y
SMITH & SON F'or theO R oUta ryNPlowD, South
B en d
Ohilled Plow , and Kalam azoo Iro n
' 3earn P lo w ,.
Plain. P oin ts, ground, 50 cents.
Cutter Points; ground, GO cents.
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TATE O P M IC in G A N , Second Judicial Circuit, in
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Berrien.in Chancery, June ISth, 1S77.
Della E. Smith, C om plainant,^D uuiel Smith, Defend*
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Upon duo p ro o f b y aflidavit that Daniel Smith the de­
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and in. the* State o f Colorado, on motion, o f L . F . CopelRTid. Solicitor f o r the Complainant, i t is ordered! that the
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it la further ordered,; that thvf order ho published in the
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^mitlLnerahijally atjeaet^ twenty daja before the time
Dvescribwl for his-apncai'ance.^ „
J a m e s , a . Ke ll o g g .
__________ v , Circuit Court Commissioner.
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days; geese’s, 20 to 32 days. Fresh
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er than those two or three1weeks' old.
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lr wounds made by cuts opbruisee^
are covered with- sticking plaster the
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will soon heal. I f the prepared'plas-,
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apply. Those who use glue williind..
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milk, two teaspoonfuls of <,crAiam-'-of
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Allen's fli P).Rural Architecture............... ....... ........150
Allen's (R L ) Disease* o f Domestic Animals............ 100
American Bird Fancier.................................................. 30
American Gentleman's Stable G uide*........................ 100
30
Amerhan Rose Cultnrist..... ...............................
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American Weeds aud Useful Plants............ .
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Buchanan’s Culture o f tlio Grape and Wine Maxing
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Huist's Flower-Garden Directory................................ 150
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Burges’ American Kennel hud Sporting Field.......... 4 00
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Burnham's The China Fowl.............
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The Bronchial Tubes
ICO
Gun, Rod. and Saddle...............................................
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W hy? because Asthma
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Henderson’s Practical Floriculture .......................
Bronchial Tubes, caus­
175
Herbert's Hints to Horse-Keepers.........................
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membrane lining the
60
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Hop Culture. By nine experienced cultivators.:...*
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125
How to Get a Farm and Where to find One...... .
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50
How to M ik e Cendyv..... ......................................... .
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50
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Hhesey's National Gotinge Architecture............ .
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Y a rd :............................... ............................
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Jennings ou Cattle and their'Die eases...................... . 175
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Jennings? Horse Training Mode E m >‘. ...... ......... .—
D Y S P E P S I A W E CURE. tion is a disease o f the
Jerioiuga on th«Hor>>e.and his Diheases........A........ . 1T 5
Air passages and over
Johhipgs on Sheep, Swine, and Poultry................... 1 75
Liver and Kidney mplainta are two-tblrda
b f the cohos: Jersey,' Alderney: aud Guernsey Cow..:......... .........
150
effectually reached b y Oxygen: iiro oaused b y Catarrh.
John A n d ros (Rebecca Harding D a v li)................... 150'
We
guarantee
a cure '
2 03
Johnson’ ii How Crops Feed..... 1...:................. ......
ated.Air.
you* will come in sea­
Johnson's How Crops Grow......................................... 200
son*
Johnson's Peat and its Uses............................... ...... . 125
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry ........... ..............
175
Dr Townsend's Oxy­ . Johnston's Elements o f Agricultural Chemistry ....v -i'5 d
genated A ir will purify
Kern's.- Practical landscapeG ardehlng................... ISO
the. blood in one-third:
King's Beekeepere'. T ext Book. Paper, 40c; cloth . 75
the time that any other
KHppArt'n Wheat Plant.:.-...:.:................................... 175
known remedy o a n.
Lakey's Yllloge and Country H ouses..,....,..:........... 6 00
Why? because to in
Leavitt's Facts, about Peat............ 175
hale Oxygenated A ir i f
Leuchar s How to Biifld Hot Houses..:.'........... ........ I 60
goes direct to the Lungs;
Lewis’s People’s Practical FoiiRry K erper.............. 150
—
—
a iw
And passes through the
Long's American W ild Fowl Shooting.....:................ 2 00
tissues, and comes in
LorlogV F'arm-Yurd Club o f JothAm....... ............... 3 60
direct contest with the;
Loth’s Piftctical Stftir Builder.................................... 10 00
blood.aa It is forced inLyman's Cotion Culture........... ...................................
50
e Luogs by tho
Manual o f F l i x Culture............................................... - 25
action o f the heart.,
Marshall's Farmer's. Hand B ook........................ .
I 50
-•.iNDAll the blood In our
McClnro’ Diseases o f the Anu Horso, CaUI* A Vhrop 2 00
veins returns to the
Merrick's Strawberry Cnltnre...:................................. 100
Uoa*t every four m ill- Mllts ou I he. Horse's F oot....,...,,........................... ** 76
vies i f the blood Is good,
Mohr on ti e Grapo-Vine......... .................................... I 00and forced from tho
Mouckton's National Caijwuterand Joiuer.vt.:........ 6 00'
heart-to tlio lungs, aud
MouckbmVNational Stair Jinilder........................
0 00'
the more Oxygon^yon
Mrs: Conislius's Young llousekeopet-'a Friend.:...,.. X 50
Murray's Tho Perfect Horse................................. ..4 00
CURED without cutting or inhale Into the lunge
My Vineyard at Lakeview.......... ................ ........ .
1 25
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M anhood: H ow -Lost, H ow Restored!
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Just publlfhed; a now odltfon o f l>r.
A l / I S ^ n l v e r w e H ’ t » € e lc b m l« d K *»a y
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part o f tho body, as it
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through the 'system*] InTolantMry^ Seminal Louie*,- Im poteney; Mental and!
I f your blood is pure'
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Xato o f tho
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H ew England In tiio cnre o f Con­ blood In one-third the
Him tiie'alarm ing consequences o f Belf-abnse. may-1)«;
cent andTum ors, takes chnrgo o f time o f a n y - o t h o r .
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this department.
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Dr. I Clarence .Price
V e g e tin e
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ifs great success Tu curing-all diseases of this nature.
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Y e g e t i ne,
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I wanted to ask your opinion,”
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mixed together huit anybody? '
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Tnfjfcoid of being a pufl<*d-np medicine, has worked its
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V e g e tin e ,
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Saj's a Boston Physician, “ lias no equal an a blood puri­
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V e g e ti ne
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blood yet discovered, ami thou>anfl'3 speak in its praise
who have been i ostored to health.
PROOF,
W H AT IS NEEDED,
IfoSTO.v Feb, 13. 1R71.
Mr. H. 71. STRyssfi.
B ear Sir,-'M y only object in giving you this teatimoT.btl is to spread valuable iDformalion. Having been
badly afflicted with Salt Bheum, and the whole surf.ico
of my ekiiL being covered with pimplo* and eruptions
many ol which caused rao groat xmiu and auuoyuuce, and
kuowing it to bo a biood.disease, J. took many o f the udv^rtiaed blood prepHi atfons, among which was any quant
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medicine. Consequently X followed ou with it natll I
boil token seven bottles, when I was pronounced a well
m an; nud my skin smooth, and entirely free irorn pim­
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benefit th o 'e aAHotcd with Rheumatism. I w ill make
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“ Sly nausea o f a momiug is now curod.”
“ Your box oi flolloway's Ointment cured me o f noise*
In the head. I rubbed soma o f your Ointment behind the
ears, and the noise lias left.”
"Send mo two boxer*, 1 want one for a poor family.”
“I onoioHQ a dollar; your prica Is 25 oor.ts, but tho
modicine to m e ’ S worth ft. dollar.”
“ Send mo five boxes of your Pills.”
“ Let me have three boxe>t of your I'iiis by return maKj
for CSiiila and Fever,”
llm ve over 2G0 such testimonial* as these, but want of
•space compels me to conclude.
Buclianan, Midi,
T h e Liadles9 H a n d -B o o k
Of valuable information to everyAC^woman, OLD or
Married or Single. LADIES^
w ill thank us for
H a n d - B o o k , and no
m o t h e r w ill o b j e c t M C D
»to placing it in t h e y ^ /
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1
hands o f her daugh
\j y
V
ters These Hand*
t
. r - Z E L L ’S.
a
SATISFACTION
DIME
Consumption
aBabove.^
Orders for Flour, Meal, Feed, A c., for the
Wholesale and retail trade proroptlj’ filled
i£g?” Special attention paid to custom
grinding.
SCH EN CK’S S E A W E E D TON IC.
In tho utinospheru experienced hero duriug tijouumnier motitlis, theleiliirgy ^rodncod hy tho boat taker away
tho doairo for wholesome foefl. nndlreqnentperppimtionB
rydneo hotlfly energy, partfonlArly tlioao BiijTiTjjig from
tho c1fleets o f debilitating diaeoaea. tn order to keep a
natural hoftUhOil, activity of the sj’ntem wo must resort
to artificial means, For this purposeScbonck'fl Sea Weed
3?ouic h very effectual. A few doses will create an appe
lito and give fresh vi^or to tho t-netvatotl body- For dys
3foptia, it la iiivnhmble. iRTany cnioont physicians have
doubled wlmtht-r dyspopaia c n l»o permanently curod by
the drugs Which are penoraVy employed for that purpose*
SDhd Sea Wood Toatc iu its nttiuroJs totally different from
such drugs. I t eontivii>& no corroBivoiniuernla or acids;
in fact it askiete the regufor opemtirnfl o f natnro, and
supplies her deficiencies. The tonic in its si itnro eo
much rodcmbJos Iho gastric joico that it hmlmiti identicni uirh that fluid. Tho gastric ju icei* tho nalurnl soivent which, inn healthy condition o f the body, causes
Ibo food to ho digested; and when Uiis juice is notoxcroted in sufficient quantities, indigestion, wilh allits
distressing symptoms, folloiva. Tin* Sea Weed Tonic
perforins the du ty o f tho gastric jnice when the laticr is
deficient: gchendc's Sea Weed l ’om'o sold by all Dmggists.
rough a pearT proprietors,
DR. TOWNSEND'S
i.cosaisrixa or
.— T a k e
four ounces of butter,“six ounces of
powdered loaf sugar, seven ounces of
flour, one tablespoonful of fresh cream'
and one egg. Make the above into
dough, beating it well; then roil ft
out very thin, cutting it into square
pieces two inches long and one broad.
Bake in a quick oven, and when done
they should be a light
yellow brown.
'O
'Daily Use in the Family.
^
statntdv
B read B udding,— Take the crumb
o f a penny loaf and pour on it a pint
of good milk boiling hot? when it is
cold heat it very fine with two ounces
of butter? and sugar to your.p4ilate,;:
grate half a nutmeg ifi-it, beat itrnp
with four' eggs and put them in, and
heat all together nearly half an hoqr,;
tie it in a cloth and boil it an hour
T H E ,0 -B I G d H A L A N D O N L Y
Yon may put in half a pound of cur
t;.■. --ts^EasriDnasasrants, for change, and pour over it a
white wine sauce.
F ricassee of E ggs.— Take some
hard-boiled eggs, cut them into quar
tors, yolks and whites. Heat some
gravy, seasoned with shred lemon
peel, parsley, thyme, and grated nut
meg. Pat in the eggs, together with
a piece of butter rolled in ilour, shake
it gently over the fire till properly
thickened ; garnish with artichoke
bottoms, sliced thin and fried, anc
yolks o f hard-boiled eggs, chopper
small..
Takes the Place of all other.Soaps for
Making the m ost healthful, the moat perfect, and the
most economical h a t h ami t o i l e t soap ever offered to
the public.
•Indorsed b y the medical profession anil attested by
thousands
T*EPAULThaving beerejuaffofa. tiie'poynitmfcof acar
JL* t*viwhqmQt moneysecuredto bapHd. byRniodent
n «•«*
imutaao<l executed;liy Jacob- McGmber
at .1
MrOjpberbis nifo* ofjlurrien County, Michttf\*f tbwftrafe
to“WilliamJ Oloaaen of thesarao
o* tl.f*a<>ctindimrt, andVvectrlugdate ibe.l2thday
**j
A. T>*1^7oml recorded In ilia officeor tbe
ft ;»*<•.r i»l I vedeottbo r<mntyof BerrlomIn.BaldState,
Thereupon i t is ordered th a t Monday, the SOth day o f
July instant, a t 10 o ’clock in the: foronoon,.bo assigned
fo r tho hearing o f said petition,and. that the heirs at
law o f 3ald deceived, and all other persons tutorestodiu
saidcstate,areroqairedtoappearatases3ion.ofsaid Court
then to be holden a t the1Probate Office, f n Ibo village
Of Berrien Springs,anilshOw c a u s e .if any. there bb, why
the prayer o f thep etitionor should n otL e granted. And
i b fir furth'pR.orderedv .tha t said Petitioner give notice
to th& persons interested 3n said estate, o f the pen­
dency o f said petition, and the hearing thereof, by
causing a, c o p y ' o f.,tM $ order to. he published iu the
Berrien. County Record^ a newspaper printed. and cir­
culated in said County.pCBerrien, fo r threoguccesslve
weeks previous to eald^day^ orhearingi. •
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ALEXANDER 8 * LEEDS,
A true cop y ^
2Lw4
Judot o f Probate*
CU STOM
877.
The mill has recently undergone repairs
and is better able than for years previous to
do all kinds .of work promptly and in the
very host condition.
Disinfectant Bath and Toilet
SlORTliAijE SALE.
C onntyof Berri«»n;, holden at' the Probato Office In the
vilhigo o f Berrien Springs', on Monday, the 2d day o f
July; in the year one thousand eight hundred and
aeventy*aeven.
v
.
Present, Alexander B. Leeds, Judge o f Probate.
Tn the matter o f the estate o f James L iVratson.
deceased.
On reading and filin g t h e p etition, duly veriSed, o f
Mary TVapion, made as:.,widow o f said deceased, praying
that her dower in the real estate o f said deceased, in said
county situated^ may be admeasured; to her pursuant to
.12,
P r o p r ie to r s . -
(PATRSfl APPLIED FOR.)
To OoOK P ea#.— Peas aio cooked
without; water in Preach. kitchens.
Form erly occupied b y J. W . Smith,
Put the peas io a saucepan, with a
where they will continue to supply
good piece o f butter— size accotding
the wants o f their m any customers.
to the quantity of peas. Place two
or three lettuce-leaves over tha"~'tk>jK
Put on the cover, and set on the back
of tho range. They must cook very
They“wil^conclucc a“ First-Class
slowly till tender. Take out the let'
tuce leaves, and serve. I f peas, arecooked with water they must boil.Let there be only just sufficient to
cook them. Add a bit of soda.-the
JACOB J. VAN RIPKR.
size o f a pea. When tender,: do udf r-^.
Receiver of the firn\ot DayARough.
D. H. Uiniia A11’yihr saidReceiver.
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drain them, hut salt, and add thrgft
or four spoonfuls of rich cream— or
*■0^05X3111; ORDEK.—State o f Michigan, County o filer*
butter will do.
J r 'n en i.is^ A .t a Sessron o f the Probate Court fo r the
I n conneotiou with their G rocery.
D iseased P each T rees.— The fol­
lowing is said to be a sure remedy for
the yellows in peach trees: “ One part
o f saltpetre to two of salt, placed close
to the body o f a. tree before a rain.
It seems not only to destroy any fun­
goid growth o f vermin which maybe
infesting the roots, but to act as an
excellent fertilizer.”
Used iii JJealth Prevents Disease.-
T H E
July
K IN G E R Y & M A R B L E ,
n
•i.
H th day o f April,. A . D-IS78, at-l)jJ o'clock
,
K -*>* f'r 7 o f Wortsivpcs, on page 164, vh lcli Bnlil morty;v# o vrtvr, ou Uk« 7tli day o f August, A . T>* 1S73, duly as^
t
o
.
tb.0 Buchanan Wagon
Mamif iptiying Company, which said assignment was, on
fluvyghth. fday o f Septem bor,'A.I>. 1S7S, dnly recorded
rhi' snivt Rcgister'a otBce ut l ^ o’ clock 1\ M., In Liber 9. o f
.teArfg*jffP8von pagaloS/ ana was, on tho 12th day o f Jnne,
A . D 1S75, duly assigned by said Bncbanan Wagon Main
■n:attm-ii3g:7 Compauy- •to--Audre\y C. Bay and Solomon
Bough, ui* said*County, ‘“which said assignment was. on
lho *22d day o t - J u n o , 1877;,! at 9- o.’clock A
duly
recorded, tusaid Rcm stcrVofflce, ia Llber No. 17 o f Mort*
gngos. on pngo 2S6, fin Ayliich said “mortgage there is
claimed to be d neqnd unpaid, at tho date o f this foreclnsnro tho- sum o f two hnudred Blxty»four and lBIOO
dollars f5264.10) and^^uo ?uit at law orproceedlng la eqal**
ty havingbeen tnshtuted. to recover paid sum o r any part,
Mioreof! Notice fs thcretcre hereby' given that b y virtue
of-ap ow er o f Salo. contained in said Mortgage and now
J tm u a e xxicriv'ivii^aiu.Un pursuance Qf the statute in.
such case made and provided-,- the laud descrlbod in Said
.M ortgage .to-wirr L ot
-nlm> (9 ) In. Block No. seven'^7i-i,UfO0' ri;o A.TUftkeRree’a plat o f theVillnge o f Galien,
.RTiil;beiag1n section N o, three^f?) in tow n No. eight (8)
&;>hth‘ riingQaniaeteen (lO^west.lii Berrien Ccunty. MicUig m . w ill be fiold at public auction o r vendue, at the
front door o f the Court,, House, in the village of.Berrien
Fpriugiqifk ei^Clpunty o f B.errienj
t
i ^ t h e ^ i t h ' d a y o t ^ S e p t « n »l> e r, A .i > * 1 S 7 7 ,
at 11 o’ clock A. at .tosatisfy the auiouut Avhich shall then
bo dne on said Mortgtigev together with the costs o f such
foreclosure and sale*, prtviJed foriln eald Mortgage,
Dated .1nne 2Hh, 1877*
iv
For ridding lawns o f unsightly
weeds,, such as plantain and dandeli­
ons, the following plan is recommend­
ed by an experienced gardener: To
the end of a light wooden rod attach
a small sponge, or better, wind a few
thicknesses o f cloth around it, dip the
sponge in oil of vitriol, and with it
touch, the heart, of the weed. The oil
of vitriol may he carried in a wide
mouthed bottle at the end of another
rod:
Thursday,
I t l ] C IIA N A -M j
T h e J^Qth < !n y o f A n g u s t , A . h i 1 !» 7 7 „
at cloven-o'clock id. the forenoon o f said day, to satisfy
thaauiauat.\\duclk.fcludl theu.hu <Uul on.Aiid, Mcrigege,
together vritlrtittnnstsrof snch foreclosure mod sale and
&hwtAU attoraryfeo provuled for in said Mortgage
*T ; AT\ r t : » ; JOHN Iii^fc;LVlI.LE " Mortgage*,
iW
A trorney for^fortghgeo;
l>Ated May 21 IS7TT
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:
:M ich ig ^ ?
1
EFAULT lmvU\g.l>eeninafla In tho payment o f a cerIftlu suyvol inonay secured to bo paid by an indent*
nro ot M o r t i c e , mado nod executed by Peter ZiogelmeU*r cuffiMnvy Ziegelineter, his \vUot o f tho Comity o f
i jercieu, ai\d b tito ot; Michigan, o f t|io iiratpart, to John
'W ie lt illg , o f the^ sc\H>ndk^rtf* au<\ bearing date the
twoutivlh uav o f Novvu\l>orv 1S75, "und recorded in tho
oR lcoof ti e KesiiUcr.or D eetU ofth o County o f Berrien
m«*utl S t a t io n the tenth day o f Dccumbor, 1875. at 4l<,
o’clock C. M.. lu Liber oluvou o f Mortgages; on page 395.
therp la claimed to. be. due and
tbib'Uirecfo-sIiro, tho sum.of oqq
oibirst nud twonty-tvro cents ami
u o s m ta t la w o r proreodlnfia; in equity having boon in*
stvtujvd to recover tho sajd sum oi money;;or-any part.
-^Therefore.' mttiee-ls h e r e b y - t h a t b y
virtue o f the no\v*r o f sale contained lu said Mortgage
now Tipcomo operative, a n d in puVauauce oCthe statute
ml ^uclijcufto ruakA undTpr^vided? tho land described in
irndrMoftgaiio, to*w H :/ AlDtlmfecerbmi plo6o.or.pnrccl
pi U nd mhnto in tho Courtly o f Bercieu aml State o f
At»
desQiibedas toilowa.
The south half
i ? j ) o5 the souXha^t. quarter
section tbirty*tivo
1’TvffuTtvwnfrhlp Hire.* 1;$) souin o f range eighteen (IS)
N
N
’Vht.^Qd tbfrty-bcr^ ott lliq east end oft the sm th baH
tliq:8onlh*wast qn irter O n) or said section thlityiivo
ih the! tp\vu§lnp afofe^aid. w ill bo sold at public
auction «r“voiyhfo.*at the front t^oor o f the C oart House,
In rl e vllfctgp o t Ifonleo Sitings, in said county o f Ber-
r.p'l Pit **
SIM
Dr. E. A. eURTiS
For Outaneoifs Disorders,
T R E A T S A LL C H RO N IC D IS E A S E S OF T H E
L tm g s ,
H e a r t,
h ir e r ,
S to m a c h ,
B o tv e ls ,
K id n e y s ,
mid
B la d d e r ,
Fem ale Weakness, Cancer, E pilepsy,
F ever Sore, F ervous Weakness, Scrof­
ula, Aslhona, Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, ete.
D r. Gw'tis' M edicines are selected
principally fro m the vegetable king­
dom, and are devoid o f the, injurious
effects o f Ccdomel ancl other poison­
ous minerals.
J its repataiim t is
founded upon years o f. successful
practice. Me cu/res speedily tohen a
ew e is possible, and never gives en.couragenient unless there is good redson fo r so doing. H is remedies nev­
er depress, but: sustain,' the vitalfo rce.
D r. G. cordially invites all afflicted •
to consult with him, as there is often
hope under change offrea lm en t, even
tohen hope has 'been Abandoned.
Forfurther advice call upon or address
J )v ; JE. A . C u rtis,
D ow ngiac, Mich'.
Andall eroptions o f tho skin, this Ointment Is most in
valaablo. It does uot neat externallyniono, bat pene­
trates with tho most searching effects to the very root of
tho evil
JrJ o i l o w a . y 5S P i l l s :
Jnvarlahly cure the following diseases s
Disorder of the Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these or^aiiBj wli :tber they se­
crete too much,or too, little water; or wt*ether titey bo
aflticted with etono or gravel, or with aches and pains
sotrles in the loins over the regions o f tlm kidneys, these
PIIIq should bo taken according to the printed dfrecsions,
and the Ointment should bo wel! rubbed into the email
of the back at bedtime This treatment will give almost
immediate relief when all other means have foiled.
For Stomachs out of Order.
No modicine will **aeffectually improve tho tone o f the
slonmcli as theso Dills; they remove all acidity occasion­
ed either by hitomporanco or Improper diet. They reach
tho liver and reduce it to a healthy action; they are
wonderfully efficacious in cases oi spasm—in. fact they
never fail in curing all disorders of tho liver and stomiwh.
B 01/bOVrA\r,S DIL-TjH are tho l)ost-lcnown in tlio
world .for the following diseases; Ague, Asthma, Bilious
Complaint?., Blotches on tlio Skin. Bowels, Consumption,
Debility, Dropsy, Dysentery, Krysipeliia, Female Irregu­
larities, Fevers of all hinds, Bits, (h-uf, Headache, indi­
gestion, Inflauiinalion, Jaundice, XJver Complaints, Jjuiu
bago, 1?IU*S,BMuuiatisni, Rotcntion o f miue, Scrofula 01Kiug’s FvihSoreThioafs Fhmo and Gravel, 2 fc-Douloureux, Tumors, Ulcers, Worms ol *tij kimld, tVeaknoss
from any causes, ore
im p o r t
Am v
G A u r m m ,
None aro geuuioe nnluss the signature of J. UaydoCK,
as agent for the United States,'surrounde Qach‘ bpxoi
Dills, and Ointment A-handsome reward will be given
to any one rendering such information ns may lend to
tlio defection of any party or parties counterfeiting the
medicines or vondiog the same, knowing them to bo
spurious.
* «*?old atthe nmnutactory o f Professor floi.LOWAT
Co,. New York, an cl by all respectable druggists and deulors iu meduune throughout tbe civilized world, in boxes
at 25 c<*!«fe. 02 oonfe a«d
each
.
, csSr There is cohsideral-lo saving ■by taking tlio larger
sizes.
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N: B.—Directions for the guidance o f patients in every
disorder aro affixed to each box.
Office ,112 Liberiy Sireet, Kotv Vorfl,
DE. JAMES
g@=”A t a Sunday school a teacher
asked a little boy i f he knew- what
the expression “ sewing tares” meant.
“ Oourth I doth,” said he, pulling a
part of his trousers around in front.
“ There’s a fear my ma sewed: I
teared it when 1 was sliding down
hill.”
Tl@aa.Let Turk', delight t-. howl and
fight, for ’ tis their nature too ; let
Bears and Lions growl and bite, for
madness made them so. But Yan­
kees, you should never let your an­
gry passions rise -, don’ t ’quarrel ;
trade, work hard, lie low, and for­
ward the supplies.
XJSL.A lady said to a neighbor,
whose husband was a hook keeper,
“ Your husband’s occupation is a very
sedentary one. He must s-ufftr for
wan? of ex.reise,” “ Ob, I don’t
know _iiho-:t that. He’ s always talk­
ing about limning up tho. columns,”
was th. reply.
jggp'-‘ fW:eil,” he complained, pull­
ing on his pants, “ when I die I shan’t
go pokin’ "about cold mornings build­
ing fires.” “ No,” wag her cruel re­
ply from beneath the bad warm cov­
erlids-—“ for if you get your just de­
serts, you’ll find the fire all burning
redhot for you every morning,”
‘News mama,” is anew spe­
cies of insanity. The persons afflict­
ed “ heat” newspaper men, bore edi­
tors to death, never pay; their sub­
scriptions, spong all the advertising
they can, and generally die a misera­
ble death, cheered in their -last mo­
ments by the imp and his band of
angles.
Lock llosflital.
C. B . C H U R C H I L L ,
Has a good assoi’tmQnt.ot Time-Eioces, .Towelrj’ , SperAs
closj &c., cheap. Special attention given to'repairing
Wooden, Ancient andMarine Time-Pieces A ll work i
his line done with neatnesss and dispatch, and warranted
Store on Main Strooti three doors north o f the Bank,
Buchanan. Mich.
C0JIXER
W u s h in « ;t (in
c & F i’a n k l i u ,
, GJ&£*X&G4>Chartered b y tho State
o f Illinois for* the ox*
press puti>pseofgiring ■
iiumoUiato relief in nll
cosies o f private, chrou*
Ic, and urinary diseases
inftlltheir.complic3tQd
forms. ,Itis well known
w«* a that Dr James has
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^ i^ B to o d a tth o lie a d o fth o
proioHsioti lor ihb piSt thirty years. Age aud experience
oroalM m ponant, Semins! Weakness, night losses by
dreams; pimplos on the face, lost manhood, can positively
bo cured. LugfoR w auling tho most delicate -attention,^
call or write, TJaaiuint homo for patieufo. A .book for”
the million Marriage Guido, which tells yon all about
those di-soitses—who should marry—why not—10 centa l o
pay postage. Dr.-James is 60 yours o f ago, and has 50
rooms and parlois. Consultation lfr.eo. Y ou sto no one
but tho doctor. Oifico hours 0 A .M . to 7 1*. ,M. Sundays
1,0 to 12. AD bijftJnoflS Rtrictlv confldonlial. - 20vl
di»y,i«cfc hmde b y Agohts
BftlH'gourChromos, Crayons,
>and BowsTd, Motto, Scripture
Text, Transparent. Pirturojaud f:hiom o Cards. 100 sam­
ples. worth $4.:sent postpaid fo r '75c; Illustrated Oataioguofree. Jill.B U PPO R D -a l?0NS, BOSTON, listabliahodlSSo.
: ‘ '
-- 72m6
$ 1 0 5 $2 '5
MERpHANTS,
Sliumfnetm oi’S, anti
otliui-s «Tip use F,etl.er Heads, . IVi 11
Heads, Envelopes,
Cards, Civculais, in
5
fact any kind of
- ■ Printing, will find
. f
'the ’Record Steam •\Voirid.respectfully, announce tos the public that she is
j - : Printing H o us e
' H 'ii O
•• nowprepared iodoir.^■ *
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: . , . Supplied with ma-
/Mrs, Miranda Badgiey-
■_
class w o r k , and,
prlees will be vfoUndjaa low as 6nti be obtaiutfd
aiywbefe. ’fjy.irtiMAjbrcOttrlieear' -
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■ braiding and Stamping/
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' In any doslrod patterns! on t
h
s
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M ost- lle a s o u a b lc Tei'ihS/
g ggfA dear old lady presented
■her son, on her-departure for the Fea,
with the Bible. On opening it duriag a gale, it fell from his bands;’ and
out dropped a fine tooth comb and
the admonitory book mark, “ Search
daily-”
*
g @ “ The court, sevevely: “ Prison •
er, this is not the first time you have
been here. You have been convicted
six times of vagrancy, twico of theft,
once of------ ” The prisoner-: “ ’L et’s
omit all those irrelevant details and
come to business.”
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ggg“ A Miss Joy was presen t at a
party recently, and in the course of
the evening* some one used the quota­
tion, “ A thing of beauty is a joy for­
ever,” . when she exclaimed, ■“ I’ m
glad I ’m not a beauty, for I
should not like to be a Joy for ever.”
B @ iA little girl seeing the*Punch
and Judy ’ show for -the. first ' time,
asked her nurse:, “ Is this Moody
anii Sanliey ?” "