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TERMS O F I A D V E R T I S I N G S *
eB '. s
P U B L IS H E D
a a -P ifty O en ta 4#ttact«<lifpftM Yearly In Advance.“ S »
N o paper continued after tlia expiration o f one year
a nless paid (or,
Votmn! XII.
OPPXQK —To Boat Odice Building, Oak Street.
B u s in e s s
D ir e c to r y ,
• O I R D ’S ’B D S .-G e o r g o B ird w ill run
- O ixi4 »£ua to and from the Railroad train® and Hotel®,
•o. to any part ot the village. Fare only 25 cent®* In*
ud in g baggage.
CHURCH JXIi* dealer-iu Clocks,
T ia .'v 1© E . H IN M A N , A ttorn ey and
Counsellor
Gonnsello at Law. and Sclicitnr in Chancery. Col
lections made and prccreda prom ptly remitted O.bce,
B oom 3. tolling A Weaver block.
E . J . W . B E I S T I i E , D e n t i s t , h a s I lls
rcoma OTer.the Grange Store, where he is prepared
t o derail work pertaining to the profession. FillingTeeth
with fine gold and fim fcil, and r^calating Children’s
Teeth, a specialty. Charges reasonable. 1 also keep a
fine tooth powder for cleansing toe teeth and purifying
the breath. Buchanan. Mich.
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B
I b is o ld and favorably know n H otel is still under
b e management o f M rs. HeField A Son, who w ill spare
v o e b b rtsto m a in ta in a firat class H otel at the County
Seat.
E
H , P E IM F T O N , attorn ey & oonn-
* sailor a t Law,and S o lid tor in Ohaucery. OQlceon
soutl^ side F ron t Street, over Redden A Graham’ s store,
Buchanan, Berrien Co., M ich.
r
& A . M* Sum m it Bodge No. 192
• ecary, sou th side o f Frout S treet, Buchanan,
M ichigan.
& A . AT, The regular eommunioa-
* iion3 o f Buchanan Lodge N o. 6S are held at Masonic
Hall in this village, on Friday evening on or before the
fall o f the moon in each m outh.
S i t e S mith , W .M
J .P . Uinns, ec.
IÊ O R G E R E D W A R D S , A ttorn ey
at l aw. Office corner Main and Second Streets,
Niles. Mich.
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O . O . E .—The. regular meetings of
• Buchanan Lodge N o. 75 are hold at their hall,iu
Buchanan* on Tuesday even in g o f each -woek, at 7
•’d o c k . Transient brethren in good standing are cordi
ally invited to attend.
G .B . M cNiin N G.
IF. W . SuKitfSec.
J.
J. V A N
R IP E R ,
A tto rn ey and
Conusellor a t Law, and Solicitor iu Chancery
Collections m ade and proceeds prom ptly remitted
Office. Second door.H ow e’ s B lock. B uchanan.M .cli.
A M B S W . O R R , A tto rn e y a n d C oun
sellor a t Law. Office with J . J . A*an Riper.—
Mortgages, foreclosed aud Collections a specialty. Un>
chanan, Micli
J
J O H N W E I S G B R B E R , maiiufa cturer
o f Lumber. Custom sawing done to order, n od a l
ceasonable rated. Ca»U paid h r all kinds <*l bolt*. Mill
'’ u Bonth Oak Street, Hnchnuiui.Micli
ffiX H AMTTiTON, licensed, auctioneer
kw a 'WTUatteml t*> ull calls prom ptly, and sell at rh
rsasonablerates as uy oilier good auctioneer in the
ôuntjf. Reafddnceaiid P. o.:»ddresfi,Bm hiinttntM kh.
E E D H O U S E , O. R eed, Proprietor.
Berrien. Springs, M ich. Good hveryliu connection
with the house.
S
& W . W . S M IT H , dealers in (staple
S
P . & G. C. H IG H , dealers in Dry
•Goods and Notions
Booh nan. Mioh.
au
O r o ck e ty .
Central Block, Front Street,
O O D L A N D H O U SE , Three Oaks,
W
D.F.BostinssaHxiM,Proprietor. This honse has
changed proprietors, changed its name, been thoroughly
C O M E IN.
repaired, and refitted, and every effort will be made by its
pcesent.manager to earn and Bnstain for it a reputation
as.adrst-claaa hotel. Good stables in connection with
hotel.
7-l*tf
AUCTIONEER.
N T ONE having honsebold o r other goods to sell at
. pnblie auction, w ill find it to their advantage to
em ploy
A
W . G . T H O M P S O N A uctioneer,
GATiTFiN, M IC H .
B A T E S
E E A S O N A B L E .
M ovin g 8c R aising
B U IL D IN G S .
A nyperson having a building to m ove or raise can be
accommodated by calling on
E . M . G J -ItlF F I lN T ,
Front Street, Buchanan, M ich.
Good Facilities.
nre brought to the surface-in tbe de ’ ^tored. dnly' by.a grant.of 7,000/SsM^r the-.-pational debt was virtually repu- Iri obedience to this law,’a man who
borrowed 2,000 francs when there
bates on the various now"issues.* • =franesYoYbuyloffthe mob. The. new
were
2,000,000,000 -’in -ciredlation
Within four months comes another'] •political”, econoihy. was beginning to H *But, Soothe surprise of the great
A Chapter of French Experience with report to the Assembly as ingenious' ' bear; ,it8 :fruita. One of its minor m%'^rity ol||he people in France, after would have to pay his cr'editors*2^500
“ Absolute money.”
as those preceding.
It declares;:'* growths, appeared at,.the City Hall of the
spasm o f fear had francs when 500,000,000’ inore whs
“ Your committee are thoroughly per* Paris, whero, Jd. response to the com- pasaodSthe val&lofi- the assignats was added to the currency, and "Over 30,B x trn rlK f r o m P r e s id e n t A . 1>.
Histoiy' o f tlie Mutter.
suaded that the amount o f circulating , plaints’of,ithe plundered merchants, found not'-io^-hav^been increased by H00 francs before the emissions o f
entered a new -current of iDtosperity.;
medium before the -Revolution Was BTbuxidecla'red/ in! the mtdBt o f great these measurfea; on the contrary, they paper reached their final amount.
Nothing could better e||pSplHy- the
From President A. 0. White's “Paper Money greater than that o f the: assignats to
applause/that “ theahop-keepers- were persisted in obiding tho natural laws This brought new evils, worse, i f pos
Inflation in France,” published by I). Applesaying o f one o f the shrbwckaf/ mod- *
sible,
than
the
old.
day ; but then the money’ circulated:: Only giving ibaek what theythad hith- ;of finance, and, sfilgpw -issues increase
ton & Co., New York.
But, widespread as these evils were, ern statesmen, that “ theireîll always
slowly, and now it passes rapidly* so. ertoErobbed'lhe'm of.”
ed, their values deer-eased^ in a con
(ConrfutM)
be m on ey/’
’
' **”
that one thousand million assignats do I ’This mob was? suppressed, but-How stant ratio. 3STor did tlie., most lavish they were small compared with-the
Now began to be seen more plainly
- I I S ’Such
briefly
sketched
in.ifs
leading
universal
distress:
The
question
.trill
the work of two thousand millions’ of came the moat-monstrous o f all finan aid of nature avail to help., matters.
Borne of the many ways m. which an
specie.” The report foretells further cial o'tftgrowthS' o f paper money, and The paper money.of the nation se'e'm; naturally be asked, Oil wlvord did this features, is th ci.^ 5tory -of the'most ‘
inflation policy robs the working class
inerense in prices* bu t-by some curi yet’^ f ’ Was uh- outgrowth perfectly ed to possess a magic power to, trjina'4 ^vast depreciation mainly fa ll 'at last ? skillful, vigoroJpygptSl_pcr~iBtant at
es. As these knots o f plotting schem
qWhen this currency had sunk to about tempt ever m ad^^M iiatitute for nat - ,
ous jugglery reaches a conclusion < ildgiqal:
laws were passed mute prosperity irito adversity. '%The
ers at the city centres were becoming
Ioffe three-hundredth part-bf ‘ its' nomi- ural laws ln jn ^ s l^ t h q * ahdity.of a.
favorable to further inflation.
.— laws making'the sales of goods com year 1794 was exceptionally fruitful
bloated with sudden wealth, tbe pro
}nal‘
v|lue, and after that to nothing, legislative b ^ j j y g ndfto ^bstrtute for
The
result
was,
that
on
April
30.
pulsory, arid “fixing their price in paper crops were abundant; and yet with
ducing classes o f the country, thongh
# rie,'!»r| V | n ized
'în: who's?!,: hands was the bulk off it ? a (Standard
1792
came
the
’
fifth
great'
issue
o
f
the
autumn
came-scarcity
o
f
provis
Wdrieyi Won Sybel declaree:
having in their possession more cur
'
qrld, a national
throughout
th>
The.'
answer
issimple.I
will
give
it
rency than before, grew lean. In the paper money, amounting lo 300,000,- : “It was the most comprehensive attack ions, and. with the winter came famine. in the<fexacTf-'words o f that thoughtful standard devised
e'oriesfoqd/ma0 0 0 ; and at about the same time' ;on tlie ’rights ot' the property, as far as The reason is perfectly. simple. The
schemes and speculations put forth by
%
E v e ^ 'o th e r]
;
nipuiated
b
y
schemehistorian
from
whom
I
haye
already,
stock-jobbers, and stimulated by-the Catnbou sneered ominously at public our historical knowledge reaches, which sequences in that whole history are quoted:
ind in human
attempt o f the sa'
•
creditors, as “ rich people, o ld ;finatt-; •wasr ever made in Western Europe—an absolutely ‘logical. First, the Legisprinting o f more currency, multitudes
$ifcdffi8fariGea,;
“ Before the end of^the year 1795 the history, underwhatl
ciers and bankers.” Soon- payment attack made in .the heart of a, great and lature had inflated the t currency and
o f small fortunes throughout the coun
” fln-kind i f
has
Reached
simular
r
paper
money
was^l&ps^^clusLvely
in
.the
try were absorbed, and, while these was suspended on dues to public cred civilized, nation, and .one which was .not raised prices eriormously. Next, it hands of the
-.employes, riot in degree; all o f tl
ihow!Abe
confined to the.braina of a few idle dream had been forced to establish •an arbi
itors
for
all
amounts
exceeding
tLO,many small fortunes were lost, a few
000 francs. This was ivail'ed by many ers, ibut practically carried out in all its trary maximum price for produce. and men of small njj&inS}; ^ôsejjiroperty existance- in the world
swollen fortunes were rapidly aggre
was not .large enougwto ijiv.fîn stores* Itwa asT JWre in their operat] , _
as a measure in the interests o f -the terrible consequences.. It was made with But this price, large as it.seemed, was
gated in the city centres. This crip
of goods' or na'tionai lamfe*j Tjie financiers tESSglalfsl?which hold the plane^qn.
fiery
fanaticism
and
unbridled
passion,
and
pled a large class in tlie country dis poorer classes of people,-but the re yet wTth systematic calculation. Its orig- not equal to; the real value of produce;’ and men of large meansV^hougF.tfiey suf tSeirlbSiftBef. * * *
X
tricts, which had employed a great sult was that it injured them most.cjf , ihators—victorious at' home and abroad — m.any of the farmers, therefore, raised fered terribly, were shrew3keilough to put
’bjbet
has
been
“
Paper
Monall. Henceforward, until the end of were’perfectly ’ free in'their deliberations, less, produce, or refrained from bring much of their property into objects of per
number o f workmen: and created a
lon in France; How it came;
this history, capital was taken from and did not adopt .their measures under ing what' they- had to market. But,, manent value. -The working closes had»
small class in the ci ies, which em
iipbi$>d|lit ; ririd-Haw it ended."
labor ami locked up in all the' ways the pressure of necessity .or despair, but as is usual in such caaeB, the trouble ; no such foresight or skill-or- meariÎ
ployed a great number o f lackeys. In
the* finally - came the great,
I t ‘namri.igs^youâWs -by seeking a
tbe cities now arose a luxury and that financial ingenuity ‘Oouldidevis'e. from deliBerat® ,.choice. These are facts was ascribed to everything rather than
fo r -. a -leomparatively small
All that saved thousands of laborers of univefsali significance, on which we the real cause, and the. most severe weight of the loss. After the- firsfe^fitj
license which is a greater evil than
evii^ in the evil infinitel^-more^danin France fr„m starvation was 'that ought to fix-mir attention all the more measures were established in all parts lapse came up the cries of the.starv m
the plundering which ministers to it.
vgoxouX^jTo cure a'diseasê^porary
they were drafted oft’ into the army earnestly, because they have been disre o f the country to force farmers to. Roads and fridges were neglected: manu-^*'7
But worse still was this growing cor
and sent to be killed oh foreign battle garded,. ‘.although, they are . fraught with bring produce .to maiffiet, the millers factures were generally given up in utter in. fts; uharacter . a eorrdsive poison
ruption in oflicial and legislative
helplessness. None felt any confidence
fields. In February, 1792, .assignats the most important consequences.”
was administered wBiCh ate out the
to grind it, - and, the - shopkeepers to
circles. Out o f the speculating and
, Quuq uaicu
The first “ result o f the maximum sell it. The issues o f paper money in’the future in any
were over 30 per cent, below par.
vitals o f F r e t jh prosp”eri£y/ ■^
to
make
an
investment
for
any
length
of
gambling o f the inflation period grew
On the last day of July, 1792, came was,, that.“ every means was taken to continued. Toward the end o f 1794 : time, and it was .accounted a folly to cur
It progresaemâccording to a law in
luxury, and out o f this grew corrup
another brilliant reporfrfrom Fouquet, evade 'the fixed price imposed; the seven thousand million assignats were tail tbe pleasures of the moment, to acccu- social physics which we may call* the
■A T tion. It is true that the number of
•showing that the total .amount already tarmers..' bfought in as little produce in,circulation. B y the end o f Mav, mulate or save for an uncertain future.”
law o f accelerating issue and depre
corrupt legislators was small, far loss
issued nas abouj; 2,400,000,000, blit as they]" possibly could. This caused 1795,. tho circulation was increased to
While this‘system was thus running ciation. It was comparatively1easy
than alarmists, led the nation to sup
claiming that the national lands were scarcity, and the people o f the* large ten thousand millions; at the end of on, a new goVermriehfc had been estab to refrain from the first issue; it was
pose, but there were enough to cause
cities ’wore -.put on an allowance.
wide-spread distrust,, cynicism, and worth a little more than this sum. Tickets were' issued authorizing the June, to fourteen thousand millions; lished. In October, 1795, dame into exceedingly difficult to refrain from
Though
it
was
easy
for
any
shrewd
i
at the end of July to sixteen thousand power the'“ Directory.” - - Itfburid the the'second; to refrain from •the third
want o f faith in any patriotism or any
mind to find' out the fallacy o f th is,; Bearer to obtain . at tbe 'maximum millions; and the value of 100 francs country utterly impoverished; 'arid its and those following was impossible.
virtue.
prices a certain amount o f bread, or
It brought, as you have seen, to
There now appeared, as another and to show that the paper money spga'r, prkoap, or wood, or c'oaj, to in paper .fell steadily,’ first to four only resource at first" was to print
already issued far exceeded the amount
francs in-gold, then-to three, then to; mqre:paper. money, and*-issue*it even commerce and manufacturers, tbe
outgrowth of this disease, what has
that could be obtained from the na coyer immediate necessities.'
two and a half, But, curiously enough, while wet from the press.
mercantile interest, the agricultural
always been seen under similar cir
-a It may be said that these measures when this. depreciation was rapidLy
tional
lands,
a
decree
was
passed
utter
ruin. It brought on these the
The
next’
attempt'
o
f
-'the
Directory
cumstances. It is a result of previous
. were the result of the war then going going on, as at various other periods* was to secure a-forced loan o f 600,- same' destruction which would come
evils and a cause o f future evils. This issuing 300,000,000 more. B y this
on. Nothing could bo more baseless when depreciation was rapid, there OOOjOOO francs from: the -wealthier to a Hollander opening the dikes of
outgrowth was the creation o f a great the prices of everything Were again
enhanced save one thing; and tha.fe.Qne than such, an objection. The war was eam.e.{aâpp.arent revival of business. classes ; but this* was found' fruitless. the sea to irrigate his land in a dry
debtor class in the nation, directly
: generally successful. It was. pushed Thef flop ba of- -many were revived by Next a National Bank was proposed; summer.
interested in the depreciation o f the thing was labor. Strange as it may?
at first appear, while all products.had. mainly upon foreign soil. ’Numerous^ the:fact that, in spite o f the decline of ■but 'capital' *wais :loth ;to emb.aif'k in
It ended in the complete financial,
currency in which their debts were to
been raised enormously in prico by contributions were levied upon’ Ithe paper, there was an exceedingly brisk banking,’ while the.howls o f the mob moral and political prostration of
be paid. The nucleus o f this debtor
[subjugated countries to support^ the trade in all’ kinds o f permanent prop against all who had'anything’ to do
Fiance— a prostration from which a
class was formed by those who had the depreciation o f the currency,.the
French armies. . The war was ’o.ne of erty, Whatever articles o f permanent with money resounded in the’ ears o f
stoppage
o
f
so
many
manufactories,
purchased the church lands from the
greaf absolute monarch alone was
and the withdrawal o f capital, caused those o f which the loss, falling appar value certain, people were willing to capitalists: - A t last the Directory
Government. Only small payments
able to draw it.
ently
upon
future
generations,‘stimu
wages in the summer o f 1792, .after
sell, certain .other people were willing bethought themselves Of another “ ex
down had been required, and the re
H ut this history was incomplete
lates,. in a sad way, trade, and' produc toffiuy and, pay- largely .for in assig pedient. * I t ‘ ‘was b y no ineans new.
mainder was to be paid in small in all the inflation, to'be as Amalias they
without
a brief sequel showing how
tion in the generation in being. : * * nats;. . Atj this, hope -revived for a It was fully tried On bur pwri' conti
stallments spread over much time. liad been four years before, namely,
that
monarch
profited by this fright
On,
April
11,
1793,
a
la
y
was
pass
fifteen sous per day,--.Ho more strik
timg in certain. quarters.- But erp nent twice^before that’ time, and once
An indebtedness had thus been crea
When Bonapart<
ing example can be seen of the truth ed, to meet the case o f ‘ those who long it wasj discovered that this was sincie— first in -our colomal'fperibd;. ful Experience.
ted, by a large number o f people, to
took
the
counsulship
the condition oi
uttered by Webster, that ‘fof all the • bought specie with pape’rj ‘•-Nothihg, one of the most terrible•results of a* next; ’duriii'g 'our ;G'dnfederation-;9 laBt,
the amount o f hundreds o f millions.
?
fiscal
affairs
was
appalling.
Tho gov
could
be
more
natural
than
such
pur
contrivances for cheating the laboring
natural law which is sura tq come in* by therecerit-^SdutbernGorifedetaby” ■
-A TThis largo body o f debtors, o f course,
chases.
Husbands’ who wished to to play under such circumstances., It — and! here, as ‘ elsewhere;. always* in erriment was bankrupt; an immens
class
of
mankind,-none
has
.beeninore,
soon saw that their interest was to
debt was unpaid.
The further col
effectual than that which 'deludes; make provision for their wiyes, fathers vras simply a.feverish activity .caused vain. ‘ ‘B ut experieneA-yielded to the
depreciate the currency in which their
lection
o
f
taxes
seemed
impossible .^
who
,.wished,
to
.make
‘pr.oyifion
for
them with paper .money.”
"
by the intense desire o f a large num-' ory, jlaitf :bu8iness'i;8en8ff;id'firiaiicial
debts were to be paid] and soon they
their children, desired to.accumulafce^ ber of the.more shrewd class to con-; ’ metaphysics. 'I t was ’-defermiried to the assessments were in hopeiesB con
Issue
after
issue
followed
at
inter
were joined by a far more influential
something o f,acknowledged-yaiuey an'd vert their pager money into any thing is'sue.a new paperi 'Which ‘ shoxild he : fusion. War was going on in the East
class; by that class whose speculative vals of a few months, until.o"n.Decern-, enormous
ori-the Rhine, and iu Italy, and civi
’
’ ’ ' 'wopp*
■*- ••• and eyery thing vrhiclx. they could holdprices
in paperher 14, 1792, we have,au official state
“ fully secured’ and f‘ ab good as; gold.;’ ’ war in L a Vendee. A ll the armie:
tendencies had been stimulated by the
ment to the effect, that -thirty-jour; for gold_. The new law forbade the. aqd hoai[d .until, the •collapse •whichOn February 19, 2.796, - the copper,
abundance of paper money, and had
hundred millions had’ been,put fppth,; sale or: exchange, o f spe’eie; fgr -pore they foresaw should take, place. This' platel o f .the assignats V3were! ^roken had been long unpaid, and the larges
gone largely into debt, looking for a
of which, six_hunflred_miHibhs"had than its nominal value in paêr^with. very activity in:-business was simply up, au dit wAa ' decrbed fhat-riO more loan that could for a moment b
rise in nominal values. Soon dema
been burned, .leaving iu circulation a penalty of ,six .years’ , impfisorimerit legal robbery.; of the-more enthusiastic assignats be issued; instead o f -them, effected was for a sum hardly meetin
gogues o f the viler sort in the clubs
twenty-eight.hripflrqd' millidnsv 'AYhrin in irons. Tt' will' doubtless astonish andjtrusting by. the more cold-hearted: it -was" decreed: that.a new' papenmori-' . the expenses o f the government for
began to pander to jkis debtor class;
it is-remenibered th’at tthefeiwas,''li?t}e" ■many to learn** that, in spite’o f these and keen. It. was .the “ unloading” of ey, i“ fully secured, and as' good as ;single day. A t the first Cabinet;
soon important members of this debtor
evidetttsr.esuits^'f’*too inubh currency, the assignats by.the cunning upon the gold,” be--i88u'e'dy under -the name o f [ council Bonaparte was asked what In f
class were to bo found intriguing in. business to do,.arid . th'atctHe pufcHas*.
intended to do. “ I will pay cash o f
ing power o f the franc, when judged the old cry of a “ scarcity o f circulat mass of the people. :
■“■md’ftdats.” ’ I n oider thafcthese notes* pay nothing.” From this time he con
the Assembly— often on the seats of
by the staple products o f the country,. ing, medium” was not stilled; it ap
But even this could not stop the* Bhdiild''be “fu lly secured,” choice pubthe Assembly and in places of public
was about equal to halfr th’e preserif peared not 'long - after each Issue, no iriadnessi o f -inflation. , -New .-issues, lic- real estate''was. set apart." to an ducted all his operations on this basis,
trust. Before long the debtor class
purchasing powcr .of our own'dollarj” mafterF’tfwiargehand 'reappeared 'now. riontiriued, until :.at.the?, beginning'of ■ amount fully, equal to the.. nominal He arranged the assessments, funde ;
became a powerful body, extendin
’ tFe- debfc,; and -made every payment i*‘ **.
.
eyeryj '-thbughtful studerit o f
it will be seeri into what evils France '
l'796* over forty-fiva iithousand. million- value 'of- the issue, and any one pos casK^ and froiri this 'time— during ai through all ranks of society. From
had drifted.' 'A i tFis mania for paper nnanoial ‘“history knows that this cry francs had been issued, of which over sessing any quantity of -the mandats
the stock gambler who sat in the A s
such issues— nay, thirty-six -thousand millions were in-' could atiorice take: possession: o f ..gov-’ -.the campaigns o f Marengo. Anstei
ran its course, 'even the hell-metalsembly to J;he small land speculator in
‘ti£z', Jena, Eylau, Frideland, down t
rria— b
hccansn
‘fb'pmri—
ecaus eriri
iii obed i*; actual TOiroulatibn.':'-.
sous, obtained by melting; doyn.,tjbe! ;f haît'iriu^f' Icrt’
'ernmont lands toftheir. fullface value
the rural districts; from the sleek
Ihe’ peace o f Tilsit in 1807— trier ■
bells, appears to have been driven cmt' /enci-ô’ 'a’natural law thbre is a adhirq-inventor o f canards on the Paris E x
.*..-It is -vdry interestirtg-tovriote, in the the price-'of th'e:lands to-be determined- was but'one suspension of specie paj
i
t
^
6
¥
;katnb?xfil(ufficTeridy,
of
curren.of circulation ; parchment money frbm;
ccording to their actual rent,: and meat, 'and this only for a few dayl
change to the lying stock jobber in
midsFoF !air;this; the-stea'dy action; of
twenty sous to five-was issued, an’diat' Ycy ;j.ti'sS apsobri-as prices Becbnio ^4?,
without,.,
trie, formalities and .delays, When the .firBt great European coall
the market town, all pressed vigorous
another Simple ^lawîri4finance. ■ The
last bills of one sou, and even of[hplf. ‘j usted tp *thTc;iriew; volume, and- there'
ly for new issues of paper; all wore
Goyernmeiiti';with Its prisons'and its previously. established; in. regard: to. tio.ri , war formed against tbe empixT
a sou, wero put in circulation,;5 ' : [;'r ‘cbinQ8 sonde; little revival of btfsin'ess,
able, apparently, to demonstrate to
’guillofiriesj* 'with itai laws '■inflicting' trio'purchase gf lands with assignats, : lap.olean was hard pressed financiag
But now another source o f wealth wittfthe WuaTiricrease 'of-oreidifcs^The, twehty-y'OarS’ imprisonment in* chains' Tn;. oj-dgr to .make the -mandaits “ as ; y,. and it was proposed to resort
the people that in new issues of paper
cry of “ irisuffioient amount of 'cir.cu-j.
lay the only chance for national pros opens to tne nation. There: comes-a,
Iipbri Yhc buy’ers"of ' gold, , an'd dc.ath good as -goldj” it was ,planned iby paper m oney; but he wrote to hi
lhtirig ' medium” was again •:raised..
confiscation
of
the
large
’
estates,
of
perity.
upon irivestors 'in foreign securities, ■ forced - loans .and, other imeans to re minister, “ While I live I will never r [
The needs-of the Government'-were
This great debtor class, relying on nobles and landed proprietors'who hadwas. utterly powerless against this law. duce the. quan.fcity-of assignats,in cir sort to irredeemable paper.” He nev ?*-.
pressing, :'and within a. -m'cmttfyafte.r^
the multitude who could be approach fled the country. An estimate' in
^Tho louis a’q?'-stood iii tho market as culation so that", trio value, o f each did, and France, under this deteri =
Ihe. passag'eof the fearful penal laws,
ed by superficial arguments, soon 1793 makes’the-value ;of thes'e estates
caf.mdriitbr, noting each flay, withnri- assigna-fe/BhOuld -b.o rais.ed etp. the one- ihation^ commanded all the gold s £
‘ made •necess.aryy b y tbe; old-issues,;
gained control. Strange as it may three billionfraucs.-’AB a conseauerice.*
■erring -fidelity, the decline* in value of thirtietli'.of the yaluripf.gold,..tb6ri to needed^ When Waterloo came, wi :
twelve hundred-® millions [more were
And We W ill Make You
seem to those who have not watched the issues o f ■'paper.money wero con
the' assigttat; a monitor not to be make . mandats legal tender^ and to • tlfoTnyasion o f the allies, with war c
sent forth: - J * ■ ’ ’
*’
tinued
in
increased,
amounts..
on
the
the same causes at work at a previous
‘bribed,-' not to be scared. A s well substitute -them for ’ assignajB.at ;the' her "own soil, with a change o f dynt! /
Abput ten days after tbis a law was 'might the National Convention try to rate o f one for thirty. Neyer weife‘ y , and’ heavy expenses for war ai ;
old theory that they.jwere guaranteed
period in France, and at various peri
ods in other countries, while every by tbe solemnlLuleqge o f these lands passedîriakirig a forced loan o f 1,000,-; ‘bribe'or scare away -the polarity of great expectations, more, cruelly disap indemnities, France on a specie has
issue of paper money really made belonging to the. State. Early in- 000,009 (from the rich.’ 'In August, the-‘ mariner’s compass. On August pointed. Everi'.bgfgrjS.;they.gpjild be experienced no severe financial d [■/
matters worse, a superstition steadily 1793 the cbrisequerices o f over-iesue 1*793*. app?ears:a report by Cambo'n- 1, 1795;. the- gold louis o f - 25 francs issued fi-orn," t h o ^ p fje B y ,^ jmanjlatS; itress; ’ '
gained ground among the people at o f paper .begarf,to.rbejnggn:pfainfriTly’ -Ho’J brihJScaniarea’d i t withonthbeirig ■was worth 920-francs; September 1st, fell to
; I f we glance at the financial hisl ,
large that if only enough paper money evident to. the pebpl,e*afe.larg% ^rArtil -’struckl'bydis ipeirverted ability:;. iRut l,2 0 0 fran cs; on November 1st, 2,-. nal v a l u e ' from thiBir they^ spee'dily, r y J of France during the rcce
iwhilg^Gambon’sfiplan
of;
dealing
jri&ri
fe
ll
to
15
per
cen
t.,
and,’
soon
after;
to.
600’ francs; on December 1st, 3,050
were issued and more cunningly han cles o f obmmo,n‘,-c.onsu!ription became^
Franco-Ernasian war and the Co
dled, the poor would be made rich. enorihously .dear, iand^thejvprice |wah - tifeipublicdebt has outlasfced;ali revq- francs’. ' In 'February, 1796; it was 5 per cent. TEiAplan 'failed—jii^t as ■jmunis't struggle, in which a far mt
Tritiohs sin'ce,*;his plan o f . dealing 'with worth in market 7,200 francs, or one it failed in New England, in i f 3 7 ;
Henceforth all opposition was futile, constantly rising: K^Qratora-pan |
terrible pressure was brought up >.
In December, 1791, a report' was clubs, local .meetings.-and; elsewHere^ the-inflatedi currency icame to^speedy. firaric'in gold -was Worth 288 francs in; just'as it failed under four uwfi Con- Frencb:--finanee than our own reci
made in the Assembly in favor o f a endeavored to 'jenligbten.7 peqplej "by [atfdlwretcliedfailnre^ . .Very,carefully paper money. Prices o f all commo fedefatiori .in .l78 1 ;;’Iju8,| as It Tailed rcirilnwar.pufe'ppon American finan
hehad*
deyised.Ia
funding'-,
spheme
under, tlie 'Fouthern 'Gonfederacy4’
dities went up in proportion.
fourth great,issue of',, three, hundred assigning, eyery' reason but^-the itruei
and i,ybt with no national stagnat:
millions more o f paper money. Goupled one." They. - de’claimed* against: the which, i taken in : connection; with |his * The-'writirig8 Of the period give cu within the past few ybarsl’ " * ' * * .or distress,, but with a steady progr :
with this_waff the declaration that the corri^ptibn o f the Ministry,“ ithe wanF syltem o f issues,:.was,, in effect! what,. rious details of these prices. Tbibau- No enactmenta could' -Btop'the; jdown- in prosperity, we shall see Btill m
total-- amount -o f Jcireulation should of- patriotism among' the ’moderates; 48 tthWe-s days i wouldiTben'called .any deau,' in "his " '-‘Memoirs,” speaks, o f ward tendency o f th is. newspaper, clearjy the âdvantage o f meeting
aecur^d’,” V “ ^8 g o o d ^ 'g o ld y '
never reach more than 1,600,000,000. the intrigues of the emigrant^ nobleh;" mteYcffiv'ertibilityjWcheriveli" %By .van-;: sugar’ as'. 50Q francs' a pound, soap
financial, jbrisis in an honest and m
;
dus^
Tdegreess
o
f
*.7per8uasibn:l£.QE.
iprtce,
tbe
hard-heartedriess
of
the
rich';
tfier;
the"
law§
i^t'.ffnaily.^-gbycr'n'^
What this proviso^ was worth may ho
230' francs; candles 140 francs. Merly- way,. and by methods sanctioil
holdbrs'
bfc.
assignats
sw.ere
surged
to
monopolizing- spirit u f theJmerchant^
judged from the fact . that hot
m his life-like -pictures o f the are not /made in ' Conventions or ’Gbii- by the- world’ s m’ost costly experiec
gresses. ;
^ *'_
had the declaration made hardly a the perversity o f the shopkeeperSi and co iiv'ert’ th'em: fnto :evi de'nc ebo f n atloui; '.French ‘ metropolis at', that period
rather ..than by yielding to the scheil
eat blow of speculators, or to the dreama
year before, limiting* the amount in named fliese as the causes ofi-tho diffr-' ’alrdehtlbearingT interests af=&per jcehjr,,-: ifieritions *600 francs- as carriage hire
'with'.the':Tunder8tanding
sthatafi
imore
:■
;
u |
for a*single "drive, and 6,00.0 francs was, struck.,. HtfWas.decreea-ithatian 'thebries involved in financial mq
circulation,jo_jjil,200,000,000, been cultyi $
ri'a1r i'f t r l'w n r o' ioo ffo w n r o w il t>n n /lo /1 ' im A1*A
Sa
-•
violated,^huOhe~declaratioif*; made
entire day. Everything was pape.r^.munqfi/.s ana, assig^t^,..should',
The washerwomen of Paris,^finding p’ap'erltwereiiiafter.ward needed; imor,e
‘ics.hardly a month''before, in which the soap so dear .thatcithey.dould. scarceljr. Jvfduid be’ -issued. "AllJinuivain] T h e' inflated in about the same proportion,* be-thrit!'
Assembly had ashsolemnly limited the iparofiasditpinsMeds that: allatheimeii-. qffi'oiah .tables:5of. deprecia’tion show 6xceptTthe wages of 'labor ;* as manu bairgai^^î^h^heâîJupr.^lhflMver!
t a il
' ambunttif ‘ circulation!^’ LttyiO6,00 0',- chants* whoiwere\ endeavoringcto; aayb; that "Jbe ra'ssignajsurcontiuued.to: f»ll;;u factories : closed, wages - had fallen,- gui;renGyt^hj|^qgpJq.
AroundfEhe World.
Q00,; had also been, repudiated! The' Something of : their little * property“by‘ soo'ri; aiforced; Ician mallingfinu&s billiciri i FfltjFalljtbat-kept them up at.all was,- value..of the mandats;aohis!fimB'iwasi
M
evils which w.e have already seen aria* refusing*-to*. sell -their. goods -Tor'the bf-’-thefe fcheckedj.this fall,shut! for; al The’ fa’cti that ;so many laborers wore .abput -p? p e r. cent, £oE^their.-nojDDiinal'
New
York
to
San
Francisco.....
3,
ing from, the earlier, issues were'now wor thless curren cy; with -whicdFran ce moment. 'c'sT h ’e ::.:“Intercony.ertibility drafted*'^ into the 'arimy. From thjs
San Fracisco to Yokohama..-...4 ,
achemefYbetweenxcurrency
and
bonds:
was. floode^'-should.be .punished with
aggravated:
. i
The reignjof-paper moneyauFrance
ritate'bf •things camp" grievous wrong
Yokohama to H ong K o n g ........ 1,
But the most curiousuthing levolyed., death; the wopen.-of Jthesmarket,cin'd failed-ja^^dismaUy;,| asAhe. ‘ ‘interconiT and-gross fraud. Men who had fore.- was oyer. ...The c twenty-five hundred,
;Hbng
K o n g . to Singapore........ 1
out o f all this chaos is a iiemj system, th e. hang'ers-on.'bf^the “Jacobin[Qlpb;? ^ ^ | n i ^ | ^ ^ m d ” *JB'evween$ currency seeirth'e8e’sresult8“ fully, and had gone million mandats, went f into.,the com-i
rSinghportf JoCalcutta................. .1.
-andTand'hati'ISiied..'
V
;
o f political economy. - In the speeches . caUed. jq u d ly ^ f^ a lawT f'M^ftqualiza.
t2rs,%
'* ifitef tdebf,” w efcpfi :cp.urse’^ jubilant, mon;heap-of;i?efu8e;wijihJtjpA’preyipiis cGrilchtta toR om b a y........ .. i f
aboftt this time, •we begin
the valiie .of, -pdperlmbivey Tand IsiLver. jj/S pog ftlterffy CanL^ a.iaw .cp
rite’ whorin lT9ttb^.jh>^rjQêd'il0a0Q.Q- thirty-six <bilhpn - asriguatel- \ ITEy
1
3P iBombay-to A d e n .............
declared -that, after all, a depreciated coin.” It was also demanded’ that a the property qfj.alV Frenchineti :w.ho francs! couldripay hisl debt? .-iri 17-96 .wffiole; vaai i
* ’ **
i.iAden.
toj
,S.nea
--..............1
currency is a blessing; 'that gold and tax be laid especially ori^ tho rich, to left F rance before J uly T4,‘ l !7!89..auii ■*:fori'ab'ou£:B5.francs, Raws were made collapse had
nSuez."to: Alexandria.-,....... .
-*£
silver form as unsatisfactory standard tbe amount bf-400;000j00fl francs, to w h^ H affT oF 'retu rn ed. Thisj gave*« to meel: -these abuses, A s la r back nation w a s ^ n p g ^ i ^ c ^ g ^ & l '^ ^ .
Aiexari.dri.ft to Marseilles............1.
MERCHANTS, for measuring-values; that at is h good b'uv bread: and:tbe Ha.tionMiG6nvenianR': to £he“ jniortgagdd for the! as' l ‘794.;a.planuw.as: .devised.for pub
tress-tand-debaucheryA-omtorie endsto, iMarseilles to P a r i s ...... .........
& ‘ -|..i ^ dishing o^dl®h^(£aitbT9S;hfi4^.ephAtipifel
“
w S x ”t- thiD2 to have a currency tha^jwill not tion, which was1 now - tho - legialafivis1 %ecurity<of paper*money:^^
Paris_to. London..........................
ter Headsj B i l l j go out'of the kingdom,, and| which body of the French Republic, ordered ^ cMotith’ after'monthj year-'after ybrir| Ifco be usediinnmakingT-.equitaîejBettle f s p f : m m , ,
^•eap London-to Liverpool...... ...........
Heads,, Envelopes,, 1 separates Fran.ce. from other [nations; that Bucb a tax be levied.. Marat de this went on.*-. Meanwhile everything' aments’of debts.'.but 'all .such machin
pear—Atvfira't fn.-sufficien'pumslo do JQiyerpool to New' Y ork .........
anyr°ilidS’ of > that- ’-thus 'shall:-manufactures be on* clared loudly .. that, the ^people, by possibl’e-was^done^to keep up theVal-- Oryv proved ;futil.Ci : .0ri. the -18th
thp.smalls amount, or bugrges^ jwniphi
ê above includes the direct
Printing, will find couraged; that coinmerce with other hanging a few- shopkeepers..and plunj£ *uetofj paper-- In . obedience toj thos'e iMhy;E‘17-96; a syoungi.-man'poinplained -reniained: afterjrthe’ moBapsgjj fTji.eri,
the Record SteafiF riffitiffri¥4s%'c'urs'eFari'd-=!ever-yJhinder- dering; their stores, , could-..easily,;r e' yfho; bqlieved,,.with..tlia ^market jvom'erii- itouthe; National-. .Co^yentiqxyithatbis after-tbe.: ^sm.esj^de'man^mcreasedje .‘^ qu n d,, the world.. . There are
Printing House ance to it a 7bles8ing; that the laws of
’..n^Ber, o t’>detours that can he
move the trouble.7. The-rresult ?âB, jpfyUaris;+ as; stated|in their„famous^p¥-,-; 1eTder'|bro£her,.-who. ha.4 ê%-varitii{g-^
supplied with mam m ?
|fVthe Ir.aveler has the time, mi
that on tbe 28tb of February; TTa
'ititippj^- tbat^Pla^s^r sb,ouldab.e
terialfordoin
i% e
class t o r
at 8 o clock in the evening, a mqbj of -makiqg p a p ^ a s -g o q d as gold,} ^ o u ^ fesfate; had;paid
.nation j s g r a d u a f e e M y ^ f r o m A e r |»'at|ence’ and endurance to make t|
pnceB will be found m low-as ean.Be ;obUipedi,|Tt^£(;i;p arMciUar!ffimei and, however men and .women m -disguise (begam
M e ,j ’^0P°5?d TSnR that :he receive.di scarcely i SOOtlL l o n g paper money ^ b a u c m .^ j
anywhere. Try us and be convinced.
” f. <■“
.
operative in other nations, are not plundering the'-stores ând* .shops'of*
ThiJ>au<W .a ^ er^ & o^ gh ti
dfiitthei reallvalue ofy his share,
1 Best "Evidence o f Its Worth
operative in F rance; that the ordina Paris. A t first they ^demandeliônly uspn whpjc8hpuldffell:j|a8Sigijat8 Utl'dss"
itudases? Aike*sfthisj a law-: was seryer te lls ju ^ im W 'M p m p jr B .^ b a t
r y rules: o f. political economy are per bread, soon theyl'insiste'dôn .coffee'
[estabU8hing !a,.‘fscale* ofxj.prp -great Tears -.were Ifelt as,to ,a want.o , The great popularity o f Dr. PJ
T U B C E IO S B R A T E n
haps suitgd to. the minions; o f ,despot and.rice,and.sugar ;.»at .last they seiz
’h 5^Taking£as,,SxBtandard- thq .circulating. medium?hetween,the-,time ■jQrearn Baking' Powder is the!
ou ^ a n L coin eymeftbe of’ Its worth. Whenel
ism, but not to- the enfranchised in* od everythmgi.on whichrthey coulc yearB~.later-U.aathon earned} a law» 1valu%roEithe»Bsignafivên*. there/Werc when paper^shpuld
w, r m
atm"nnta in Tah>!«L
r i2,00.0}000;60,Qdrilf.circulation/ this law- shpjild fC on tfj a " ‘ ," ‘ i
'habitants.of.Francc.at
.the
close
o
f
the
- lay
their
hands;
„clothj
.clothing,
gr.o
biscuit is wanted!
The" .■Brilliant" Oil Stove,
eighteenth! century; that’ the .whole • cenes and ^luxuries of - every Dtiifdl
decli&edCthat',5ntheipaj.ment:of debts,-; want y s s pvs^:
;hi;v‘.pot-pie, an elegant cake|
T A l i O R n u ll XATOVI>RX STOVJES,
3 1 E F H I G 3 3 B .A T O K S a n d I C E B O X E S .
present" stat'd b f f things, so farj.frp.in’; Two : hundred'.shops and '-storriAv
qnS^tftlrteiSBhould be "added; to; the,
Dr.,Price s
I S A A C ~W. B A N & S A CO.,,
..being
an,evil,?is
a,blessing.
All.tHese
plundered:
,
Thii
\?ag;':ttSdurw
(for
S
S
s
S
a
r
W
^
m
p
’f
^
_
b
AfafluhtSorigiriilly
ibof.row.ed
fo
i
ievery
310 State Street, near JpalmerJHonse,
ideas,
|jiUe -as:
six hdurs,.‘and finalljf 'order IwaS re^
RfilValr^ T6i all stoves.
CHICAGO,
■;500,:0'0t);000! added:tb thrifriiffihlati.bffi
' . I « .
Noble’s Old Store.
R E D D I N G H OtrSE - 2 . P
. . Redding
C V basopened anew Hotel la Gulienn near the depot,
‘-touihsfda o f the railroad. Good batu iu connection.
* and Fancy Groceries, Provisions
Central B lock, Buchanan.
BailneBBOardo o f flr e lln e i 0 fleaa,$5 perannm nf
le g a l Bdrertteenjestgitstataterotea.)
Transient edvertiBlng payable In advance.
Yearly advertising pay able on demand.Matter in. locaVcolum ns, ten cents p e r lin e for each
insertion; but no lo ca l taken fo r less tlmn $1:00.
ObltnaryNotlcefl—m ore than the announcement—-uin
be charged fo r at tb e r a te o t iiv e cen ts for eacblin e.
: Advertisements not occompeniod.v'itKilirectionr kb 1c
tim e, w ill b eln a ertedn n U l forbldden,snd d ia l ;ed i r
ioeordlngiy.
*■ Short notices o f meetings, 25 centn.
1 Yearly advertisers allowed four changes without extra
charge.
. •.
New Store!
T
M . W I E S O N , d e n t is t . O ffic e fir s t
M i door north o f the dank. Charges reasonablo and
satlflfiictiou gnarantecd.
»
.,s y
.
HIGH’S
H . JdCcXiXN, EC. B ., hoxaeopathio
• Physician and Surgeon. Special attention paid to
chronic diseases, Office and Residence ou Portngostreet
second h o n s e s o a th o f Froutstreet
I
.
1878
« moa.) 8 60)1800)17 00)20 00)23 00)27 00)30 60)60 00) 85 <■
1 je a r jlo 00)16 00)20 00)24 00 28 00^3 00)45 00)60 00)100 P
TO BE FOUND
• holds a regular m eeting evory Monday evening on
er before the full o f the m oou ,in each mouth.
■Edwin Morgan, W . M.
G, \\\ F ox , Sec. £
G
;
,
JJUMBER 2 4 . '
GOODS,
S . D O D D , M . B .» p h y s i c i a n & s n r • geon. Bpecialattentiou given to chronicdia eases.
Office brat floor o f ' ‘ Record Brick.’ * Residence on Day’ s
\.venue,eastalde«Buchauau .M ich.
F
r
SPRING
T V S EXEXiD H O U S E , B errien Springs.
A * W H I T E , D ru g g ist and A p oth -
z -i
25
BARGAIN S
* \7atrbeB, Jew elry, Spectacles, d c. Alsop repairing
dona to order. A ll work, warrantetl. Store, fourth door
north ;of tbe Bank* Main street,. 8nchanan*Mich.
P
BUCHANAN, MICH,, THURSDAY^ JTMY
T H E A S S I G N A T ,-
; T . M O R L E Y , sta r foundry. A l l
•,*kin d s afcaatlag,such aaplowpolnta.sugarkettleB*
U l g b giioes, l c . Iron turning and ja b w o r td o n e to
dar^ O ldiu ftta U a ken in sxcba n ga fa r w orfc, Portage
reeLneacEhe. d e p o t.
3St!
E
X Y
a --s
8mos.) 4 00) 6 00) 7 6618 60)10 00)18 00)17 00)23 00) 35
6moa.) 6 OOjlo 00)13 00|I6 00|17 00)20 00)26 00)38 00) CO
w is t—® ‘- i p w
C .B .
I
lweefet 1 00) 1 60) 2 00| 2 S0( 8 00) S 76) 5 26[.6 001 1 0
2 -g’ ka) 1 6 0 ) a 25| 3 001 3 76| i 25) 6 25) 7 00| 0 00) 14 0
3 w’ ks) 1 76| 2 75| 3 76| i 25| 4 75) 6 50) 8 00)12 00J17
4 W’ta l 2 001 3 SOI A, SOI 6 251 6 00) 8 60)10 00)14 OOI 20
6Wfcs) 2 60) 4 75| G 00) 7 00| 8 26)1100)14 00)19 00) 2H<
JO HN
B
X X
Prices Reasonable.
M O N E Y TO LOAN
C O M E IN,
LOW PRICES!
r BUMS TO SUIT, on approved real estate securltj
front three to five years.
ON EVERYTHING.
rALSO,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
M O S E S JLEGOK jB.
•Office with L. P_ Alexander, Front Street, Bncb&nan,
Mich..........
DR. A.
R
V A N RIPER,
CoDtmltlag and Operation Snrgeoa for Deafness, Blind*
ness, and all discuses and deformities of tlio
E y - .e ’
E a i* .
Operations performed at the residence o f the patient.
JShWe have an Interest in the largest stock of
ARTIFICIAL EYES
in the northwest; an<T wilt idsort them to correspond
with any size or eolor at a reasonable prices
i^Commnnications by mail promptly answered.
lA.tN.van:reper, m.d.,
Bnolianan.^MioIi.
M
3
J. F. HAHN, Undertaker.
Metalic and Gasket CoffinH,
Ready-made, constantly on baod, or made to order on
short notice,
A F IN E H E A R S E
Tarnished to af] orderiOE, on short notice.
I .AGENTS profits per week. W ill prove
I i t or forfeit $600. Mew articles, Jnstpat,
,
„
, anted. Samples sent free to all. AddrsM y f i H . OHU JISTHt, 218 Snlton St., N ew Y ork.
J
r
Richmond Ranges,
rut1
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^# : -
I
icmen
JOHN G. HOLMES, Editor.
THURSDAY, JULY 33, 1818.
Republican State Ticket..
■i
F ot Governor—
CH ARLES M. CROSW ELL, o f Lenaweo*
E or Lieutenant-Governor— ■
ALONZO SESSIONS, o f Iouia.
For Secretary o f State—
W IL L IA M JENNY, o f Macomb.
a
4
a
F or Treasurer— .
BENJAMIN D-iPKITCHARD, o f Allegan.
For A uditor General—
W IL LIA M I . LATIMER, o f Mecosta,
Fro Commissioner o f Land Office—
JAM ES M. NEASMITH, o f Kalamazoo.
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For Attorney General—
OTTO KIRGHNER, o f W ayne.
F or Superintendent o f Public lnstruetion—
HENRY’ S. TARBELL, o f Saginaw.
F o r item ber State Board Education—*
GEORGE F. EJDWlJRDS, o f Berrien.,
F o r Congressman—FouriiSbistrict—
C A P T . JOLTU3 C.JBURROWS, o f Kalamazoo
T. I ; l\
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OF KALAMAZOO,
GREENBACK ISIff i llK l iy llife IS?
^Bferrien
Gounty
certainly will not take the proposed
The Greenback fNational party of “ absolute money” as the equivalent
Illinois met 'W C h icag o /the 18th, or o f gold. I f that sort o f money is
ganized, passed resolutiona and erected issued in the quantities proposed, it
a platform o f principles upon which will not only not be protected as at
they can fight the political battleB o f par with specie, but it will become
that State.
The most interesting utterly worthless, for the reason that
feature o f which is the declaration for ; nobody will: taka it in exchange for
“ absolute” money; upon which the property, and it will be o f ho use
Times, makes" the" following comments: whatever after it has served to repu
It: declares that “ the greenback diate public and private debts for a
must beifulh? legal tender for the pay Bhorfc time.
A few o f the planks in the platform
ment- o f aW.debts and taxes;” and that
o
f
“ the organized national greenback
it must be. “ issued, protected, and
received as absolute money.” It also and labor party of Illinois” have only ‘
declares that this, ‘ (money” shall not a remote relation to the mon'ey ques^
only. be absolute,, and. full legal tender, tiou. Oue o f them demands that
but. also. “ perpetual,” and “ never to grants to corporations shall cease,*‘and
be converted into bonds o f any fate that public lands shall be reserved for
or class.” It may be remarked, by actual settlers. A^fther deprecates
the way, as an interesting fact that all “ all efforts to redress w.ro’ngs by vio
Another demands
the organized varieties o f greenback- lation o f law.”
ets:have wit.h. one accord abandoned that postmasters atyi! other officers of
the idea, o f &convertible bond attach the government he appointed by the
ment, and now contend for “ absolute” ballot box method. Another denounc
greenback money, .which is never to es the employment of convict laborers
be either redeemed in anything else, except for prison purposes, and some
or. converted.into anything else.
<|s few other things. But all these planks
^ * It not.only proposes to ride are subordinate. “ Absolute money”
roughshod oyer; all private contracts is the body of the whole structure,
and it is toward that platform o f pa
:'or the /delivery o f coin, but it de
mands that the. bonds o f the United per suspended between heaven and
States, including those that by the earth, and supported by nothing, that
authorizing acts , are? expressly paya- greenbackerS o f all sorts are gravitat
)le in coin, shall bo paid in “ absolute ing;
NOMINATEDON^THEFIRSTBALLOT^
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Record, ' Buchanan,
From the Post and.Tribunr*.^ ~ .
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Thomas M. Nickel as a Debater. ,
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Michigan,
Thursday,
. The .oommunist outrages against
farmers have broken out in Michigan.
A reaper and mower was burned on
the farm o f G. W. Perk ins,-near Pon
tiac; last week Wednesday night. The
machine belonged to William John
son, a poor man. It was burned be
cause Johnson hired himself; horses
and machine, out to cut wheat for
farmers, thereby preventing the farm
ers from hiring hand labor, though,
on close inquiry, it was acknowledged
.by the very men who excused the
outrage that hand labor was scarce
and could not be obtained in sufficient
quantities, even for such large wages
as $3.50 to $5’ per day for harvest
work.
* *
The perpetrators of
this outrage,' and those whose, talk
justified it, were villagers, misled by
the communist attacks of “ National”
demagogues against capital, and blath
erskite’ harangues about the wrongs of
labor, which are so familiar now a
days. I f this is not true, we shall be
glad to publish proofs o f its incorrect
ness ; as it is our desire to publish
Only facts and the exact truth, regard
less o f party or politics. The report
er o f the Post $ Tribune says that he
talked with one of the village men, a
grocery keeper in Pontiac, who Baid
o f reaping machines: “ Well, d— m
’ em ! they ought to be herned. A farm
In ye8terday.!(i7jPost ^{Tribune your
lattle Croek correspondent relatee/a
little episode that occurred‘ during
Thoma^ M. NichollB speech in that"
cityfoMthe»evening o f the 11th inst.,
in whwn^the Hon. George Willard
was demolished. This reminds me of
incidentpwhich occurred in. Fort
Scott, Kansas,' during the: summer of"875, illustrating Mr. N ’ s. readiness
in debate, which, by the way, is his
fort^. lie was then one ofi the edis o f the Fort. Scott Monitor.? A
somewhat celebrated’, Boston spiritu
alist visited the city and delivered
two or three lectures. Mr. Nichol
challenged him to. a public discussion
o f some spiritualistic propositions,
and after considerable: hesitation and
delay the Boston man accepted. The
appointed time arrived,, and the-opera
house was crowded. The Boston man
strutted magnificently as he came for
ward to make, the opening speech.
Nichol sat quietly in an obscure
corner o f the stage, while his pompous
Opponent delivered what he intended
to be scathing remarks in regard to
the insignificant .gentleman who had
jresumed to throw the gauntlet before
am, and then launched out in a set
oration. After hia antagonist was
done, ftiohol came timidly forward
’not being accustomed to public
California Correspondence.
speaking at that, time) and began by
S a n F r a n c i s c o , July 11,-1878.
saying- that when he challenged the
E d i t o r R e c o r d .: — July 6th I step gentleman he supposed he was taking
ped on board o f the beautiful Bteam- the lu ll by the horns, he rioto found
ship Oregon, in company with my that he had merely grasped a sick calfdaughter, at Portland, Oregon, at 9 by the tail. The remark produced
A , >t.
With 550 passengers we set roars of laughter, and the spiritualist
sail for San Francisco, Gal., and did not recover from its effeots during
steamed rapidly down the Willamette the disoussion.
river. The deep, broad Columbia was
Which animal did Nichol have in
reached in twelve miles. Small towns, his clutches at Battle Creek?
fisheries,. mills, &c., skirt its banks,
A n n A r b o r , July 16, 1878: R.
and some scenery the grandest on
earth. W e arrived at the city o f A s
Paper Mouey o f Venice.
toria, 100 miles distant, at five P. M.
There we took on 4,000 cases o f can
I f we invite our greenback friends
ned salmon, and some other freight. to point to a single instance in _ the
A t seven p, M. we cast off and went history of the past, where money not
rapidly down the beautiful bay of the based upon coin haB been held equal
Columbia, dotted all over with the in value to coin, they point to that
fishing boats and large ships. We spectre which was once, the empress
passed Ft. Stevens and the Columbia of the seas— "Venice. That they- are
bar, and got to sea before dark. It
jed to admit, is the Only case
was a very beautiful sight on that they ever heard o f ; and they know
rough coast, going.to sea at sunset, that Venice thrived on irredeemable
with the broad expansive waters of paper,
because the irredeemable
the old Pacific in our front, the hay speakers o f the Ralph H oyt stripe
o f the Columbia in our rear, the ter have told them so. To dispel this
rible rough coast o f "Washington Ter illusion— if it is possible fo dispel an
ry on our right,, and the distant illusion from the mind o f a deluded
hills and snow capped mountains of and infatuated devotee- of the green
igon on the left. Darkness came back god ’— we ’ quote the following
on. We found onr way' to our state from M cLeod’ B work on hanking and
rooms, to bound over the billows and currency, with comments by the
be rooked to sleep by the deep,- heavy Adrian Times :
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rolling o f the ship. Sunday morning,
Yenico was a small state, hut grad
July 7, the ship rolled very heavily. ually become the center of an enor
A t 12 M . the log was east to sea, and mous commerce; and' as au inevita
we made 924 miles in 4 hours, the ble consequence, a great quantity of
ship under full sail. July 8th we clipped and worn- foreign coins circu
passed Point Rheys at 14 p . -m . , -86 lated in it, brought' by the foreigners
miles from Golden Gate. We entered .who resorted' to it. When the prac
the Gate at 84 p . m . I stood upon tice of bills of exchange became com
the upper deck o f the ship as -we mon, the degraded state of the cursteamed np the broad hay o f’ -jSan renoy''caused an intolerable inconven
Francisco, the old stars and strij
ience to merchants.
To obviate this,
floating from the how, fanned by -the at some subsequent time, though at
breezes o f the golden State. I cannot what precise period we are not inform
describe to you the beauty o f that ed, the plan,was devised of the cham
ride up the hay, on past the gaping ber o f .loans receiving deposits from
guns o f F t. Altocrass. The bay is private persons.
dotted with hundreds o f vessels, 'anc
Every merchant deposited there
it is a scene o f commotion as far as the coins' he received, and he was
the eye can extend. We made our1 credited with their
landing safely at 5 p. M., 56 hours
v a l u e i n b u l l i o n :;
from Portland. "We went to the
and. the bank gave him a correspond
Brooklyn hotel to look for lodging
ing. number- o f its notes, payable to
and meals. W e have visited many
places o f interest, among the many is hearer on demand in full weight of
bullion.
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the new Stock Exchange.
A s the bank; always pledged itself
The new Nevada Bank is one o f the
to pay in full weight, its notes, always
most truly magnificent buildings o f
the city. This is truly a great city, bore a premium as compared with the
worn and clipped coin in circulation.
made so more fully by the millions o f
A ll hills o f exchange between mer
gold and sifter here produced.
This is the great country for fruit chants were made payable in this bank
money. The bank, however, does
and vegetables. The markets are ful
not
seem ever to have discounted bills
o f choice peaches, plums, and all kinds
upon
its own account,'and as its paper
o f fruit. One can have a variety up
only represented the price o f bullion
on the table every meal.
Here are thousands o f Hoodlums o f actually in its coffers, it made no
the worst type and character, but increase .in., the quantity o f currency
Kerneyism and communism have gone in circulation. Its only advantage
by the board in California and. Ore was to save the wear, and .tear o f the
coinage, and to insure a uniform
gon.
Times are exceedingly dull here, standard in mercantile contracts.
This .hank continued to enjoy great
more on account o f the complete over
doing of all kinds o f business with, the credit - and repute, until it fell, with
great over-rush o f immigration to this the republic, in 1797.
The Venetians tolerated no such
coast, o f laboring men and not capital
tomfoolery
as
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A great loss to this city and the
er has no right to buy such machinery
July
25,
1878.
.Raswell G. Horr, of East Saginaw,
is the Republican candidate for Con
gress frOm th'e Eighth District.
His
most formidable competitor was Gen.
Ralph Ely, present Auditor General.
Birney Jennison, a son o f C. E.
Jennison, of Bay City, recently swam
from the B ig to the Charity Island,
in Saginaw B ay, a distance o f three
miles.
P. T. BARNUM’S
O W IN ' A JV 30 03N H LY
I'-On O.V32 H A Y ON X.Y.
The dwelling house and contents of
Morris Hammond, at Okemos, were
totally destroyed by fire Monday even
ing, caused by the burning out o f a
chimney. Loss, $2,000* with no insurance.
^COMPOUND EXTRACT OR
\Ta?
A Battle Creek two years-old boy
was attacked by the older birdB o f a
flock o f wild turkeys, and killed an
18-pound gobler with a club, and then
scudded for home.— Êvening News:
An elastic genius named Charles
Fox, who resides at Lowell, challenges
any one in the state to a jumping
match. His record is, three jumps
backwards," 29 feet 6 inches; ten
straight jumps, 103 feet 5 inches.
“ He doesn’ t advertise for bids on a
single jum p,” says the Journal, “ al
though he can jump 12 feet thus,
starting from the ground.”
Standard Excellence.
CONTAIUINQ-
|Culielis,JuniBer&SpiriteofNitre
lit ACOUCENTRATcO FORM. FDR
FRIDAY, JULY
26.
I
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The most .Magnificent and Attractive Exhibition ever
witnessed in this or any other city.
- One Dollar.
ALL THE NEW ATTRACTIONS
Kccievod w ith the wildest delight everywhere
161 Jefferson Avenue, DETROIT,
The universal verdict is that Baronin has the
F O R SALE B T A I L DRUGGISTS,'
G H A N B E ST
R p M A G E A H T !
SIX PERFORMING ELEPHANTS!
E
Suecial Notices.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
THE BICKFORD
FAMILYB IH i
HISTORY®™ WORLD
P r ic e ,
Prepared from the original recipe ot DB. HILL,
and sold by \T. JOHNSTON A CO*,
THE GREATEST SHOW
P
[ a n d a l l I lis e a s c s o f t h e U r in a r y
a n d S ex u a l O rgan s,
No matter of tow long st&Qdlng, and whtiher la
M ALE OR PE M A LE .
Mr. Bernnm will positively be present anil address hia
patrons,
A 3 T T B K IV O * / jV A N D E V E N I iV O .
The Host iUarvelons fllusenm!
The place that Dr. Price’s Flavor
when there are thousands of idle men
money.’ ’
t h e lYros r iiiYnvcr cu rio sities i
Who want work. You can't blame a ing Extracts have .won in public esti
^G a sso f o lis , 3 :8 5 P . M .
'The platform s-nonslructed after the
man for destroying a piece o f iron and mation sustains us in the assertion THE LARGEST MENAGERIE!
A t thajpEtepiiblican Congressional, Toledo model are, n o f explicit as to
wood which stands between him and that for standard 'excellence they
THE BEST CIRCUS!
Convention held here this afternoon,
/he amount o f “ absolute money” that
Ms bread and butter.” Yet. on in have no equal. Every housewife who VIIE REST RIDERS IN T H E WORLD!
CapfcXJulius C. Burrows, ofrXalama-: •
should' be issuedJ^They propose that
quiry, this piece o f iron and wood did has had occasion to use Dr. Price’s
zoo," was nominated on the firat|formal Congress shallêgulate that matter
THE ONLY T.EOUPE OF
not stand between any idle man and Special Flavoring Extracts will en
"ballot, receiving forty ~ofitfeslxty- “ wisely,” and'according to the “ wants
F O R E IG N S T A L L IO N S
his bread and butter, Harvest hands dorse the above sentiment,
nine votes. The nomination waSj'then
of trade,” b'utTurnish no basis for an
uAt the sight o f the maguificeut Stallions, all intro
were Bcarce, even at high wages; and
made unanimous.
* tf" ‘"Vp -2> estimate of the amount that wisdom
duced at one time in the ring the immense audience rose
REMEDY f o r h a r d t im e s .
as with One accord, the men cheering, the ladies clapping
the men who committed and the men
------;---------- i---------— - ttsssT- S iT W *
f i . lind the wants of trade would demand.
ibeir hands aud waving tbelr handkerchiefs! Such a
Stop spending so much on fine scene
who excused the outrage were village
has never been witnessed in Puiladelphla before.”
General Grant and fam ily aro no^
organized” platform demands
—
Philadelphia Times.
scalawags, who do not work in the clotheB, rich food and Btyle.
visiting Norway and Sw eden.. .
The Most Gorgeous Appointments, the Richest Cos
that all United States bonds be imme
harvest field, and could not be hired good, healthy food, cheaper and bet
tiimes, the Most Novel Properties, the Newest aud
Best Aets, the Pnnniest Clowns, including
- ■
!’
$ diately called in and “ paid,” principal
ter
clothing
;
get
more
real
and
sub
to work, on farms. "We publish the
J A C K
H O L L O W A Y ,
One^nridred and seventy-nyfe cases "and interest,,in “ absolute paper mon
account of the outrage in another col stantial things of life every way, and
THE O R E iT ENGLISH CLOWN.
o f fatal sunstroke are reported from; ey.” A t the time the June statement
umn. The farmers of Michigan are especially stop the foolish habit of To whom Mr Bamum pays the largest salary ever paid
to a Clown in this or auy oilier co u n ty , and to
Chicago during the lateJheated term. was issued; the total debt hearing in
quite capable of making their own running after expensive and quack
sum up, milium in p a rvo,
terest was about $1,800,000,000 and
comments touching this affair.— .Even- doctors or using so much of the vile
the interest due and accrued was some
humbug medicine ‘ that does you - only
in q Telegraph.
JBen. Butler’s brother-in-law has thing more than $36,000,000. The
O N 32A J R T IX I
harm, and makes the proprietors rich,
just been removed from, the P ost’, “ organized” demand, therefore, is
The daily expenses of which are larger than the entire
but
put
your
trust
in
the
greatest
of
Office at New Orleans and a man
gros-t receipts o f anyothorsbow th-it ever traveled or
A Call for Five millions of Flve- all simple remedies, Hop Bitters, that
v? named Badger appointed, in his place. that something more than $1,836,
was ever seoa iu this or any other country,
Twenties.
.000,000
be
added,
at
once
to
the
vol
THE TROUPE OF
ill
cures always at aVtrifling’ cost, and
ume .of the paper currency. A fur
4
W a s h i n g t o n , July 23,— The Treas
R O Y A L S T A L L IO N S
you will see better times and good
The State fair in California will be ther demand is, that all bank-notes be
most beautiful and intelligent animals ever seen; are
ury has just issued a call for the re health. Try at once.
Read of it in The
2
0
i n I V n n i b e r , and wore imported at a cost of
held in Sacramento, commencing Sep withdrawn' and that “ absolute money”
demption
of
five
millions
5-20
bonds
$ 1 5 0 ,0OO- from their royal masters, the Emperor o f
another
column.
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Russia and Germany, tho lato Victor Bmmanuel, King of
tember 16th, to continue: five days. he, substituted^ therefor. This done,
of 1865, two and a half millions of
Italy, and the Grand Khan o f Tartary. They appear
the total volume, of: this sort o f money
D o you think you will go, ?
under the direction of their trainer,
registered,: and two and a half millions
BUCHANAN
PRICES
CURRENT.
would be upward of $2,500,000,000,
'of coupon bonds, the interest to cease
C A R L A N T O N Y , J"i\, '
or more than three; times the volume
A t each performance, in various acts, concluding with
Corrcctcdevcry W tdrittday m orning f o r th e M icordtb}f.
October 23.
During the last twenty years, 814:
the
introduction
o f the entire number in the ring at one
S. <£ W. TF. SMITH",Dealers in Q r o u ritta n d P rovition
of the" paper; circulation when, by rea
time.
F ron t Street, Buchanan, Mich.
murderers have been sentenced to
Thestfigurtt represent the p rices p a id by dealers, units
son o f its redundancy, it wasn’t worth
C H A S . A IS I-X ,
otherwise specified.
penitentiary in the State o f Illinois,
S a n F r a n c i s c o , July 23. — The
70 cents ton the dollar.
The Champion Of the World. A salary o f $50,000 a year
o f which number Cook county fur
will
cheer
ully be paid for the equal o f this great artist.
schooner
Parallel
reports
that
on
the
85
Wheat, white, pec bushel...................................
- But .that is only .a beginning. After
nished forty-five.
SO
Wheat, red, per bushel...;................................. .
W
J
Y T . A X O T V C A V IV ,
7th
inst.,
off
the
coast
about
100
miles
they haye .given us two thousand five
5 50
'/lour, white, per barrel, selliug.................... .
The Lightning Hurdle Rider.
0
00
Ylour, red, per barrel, selling...........................
north
of
this
port,
she
fell
in
with
a
hundred millions o f “ absolute” paper,
Buckwheat flo u r, selling,"per 25 lb. sack......
.
M
I
S
S
K A T IE S T O K E S ,
Japanese
junk
with
not
a
living
per
Olover Seed, per bushel...:..................................
4 5o
Ex-Secrotary Hamilton Pish gives •thq “ organized’’ crowd propose to
1 50
Seed, per bushel................................
The Great Lndy Bareback Rider.
son on board, A number of corpses Timothy
it as: his opinion that Grant will'n'ot “ enter,at once upon a, system of im
SO
Corn, per bushel.................................................
25
per bushel.......... ................... ....................
were found, some shackled together. Oats,
be nominated for a third term, and provements o f harbors and navigation,
10 00
Bran, per ton, selling.........................................
.3 25
The dead must’ have been dead at least Pork, lire ; per hundred..**.................................
that Thurman will he the Democratic: including , the construction, o f an in
5 00
Pork, dressed, per hundred........... ....................
Over whOBe backs
a month. There was no food. Some Pork, mess, per pound.......................................
08
war-horse in 1878.
ternational railroad, directly across
Com Meal, bolted, per hundred, selling...... .
1 25
M
r
,
J
O
F
I
N BATCH ELOB
o f the bodies were dressed in costly Plaster, per barrel, aelling..*.M>M.^......*.........
1 76
the? continent, from the Atlantic to
Pci’torms bis wnuderfnl leap tnrniug a TRIPLE S O il|800@1000
Hay, tame, per ton......,....*....**..... .
BRSAULT.
material.
Hay, marsh, per ton.......*....... .......................... fi*00@6 00
Silver is in demand in San .Fran thejPacific Ocean,” and. they propose
1 40
Salt, fine, per barrel, s e llin g .........................
C
A
P
T
.
C
O
ST
EMTE-IMUS,
th
a
t.
government
shall
pay
for
such
-2 00 The Tattooed Gieek Nobleman,
Salt, coarse, per barrel, selling...,..... ......... .
cisco. Since the first o f the month
tattooed from head to
1 75 : foot. Tiia greatest living curiosity in the world.
Beans, per bushel........ .............. ................ .
improvements
“
in
its
own
creation
Under’
-an
irredeemable
paper
curmore than half a million dollars in
1 fa
Wood, 18 inch, per cord ................ *...............
3 00
currency >
— “ absolute money” — the W ood,4 feet,per cord........*.......... ........ .............
Oq the moroing o f the day o f oxhibitiou
gold: have been exchanged for silver and; issue of greenback, absolute, per10
Butter, per pound.......... .................... .......... .
petualj," full ■ legal-tender money “
prices of all articles of domestic con DSgga, per dozen....................................
6
at par:
8
per pound............... .............. ...................
These. improvements, including the
sumption, rent, clothing, flour mark Lard,
6@6
Tallow, per pound............................ ..................
.
11@12»4
Honey,
per
p
o
u
n
d
.................*.......................
.
Of unusual extent and great magnificence, will pasti
great/'international” railroad among
eting, &c„ advance in a ratio of four, Green Apples, per bushel..................................
5o@eo
through the principal streets. One o f the features ot
In 1S59 the ruling wages for a me
’ 8 this Sceuo o f Proceeîoiml Splendor will he tbo appear
Chickens, per p ou n d........................................
other “ harbors and navigation,” may
six,
and
even
ten
fold,
but
the
wages
chanic was $1.50 per day,, and in
6 SO
ance o f the 20 Stallion* in Procession led by their Foreign
B rick, per thousand, Belling...*.*..*...,*.......... *
be made to cost any imaginable num
of labor rarely double. Which, then, Hides, green, per poun d....*..*.....................
4y. Grooms.
1862 they commanded but $1.25 per
Hides, dry, per pound............................
12#
ber o f “ absolute” dollars,, hut it would
is best for the working man ? Irre Pelts......................... .......................................
6 0 0 1 76
Doors open at 1 aud 7 P .M . Performances One Hour
day, and in both o f these times it
10
Later. Admission 50 Cents. Children, uuder 9, Hnlf
N o. 1, per pound, selling................ *
not he ;safe,-to place the number below
deemable. paper, “ absolute money,” Mackerel,
cost more for clothing and the neces
W hite fis h , per poun d,selling.............*......... .
Price.
five- hundred millions. This would
or honest money— a currency redeem Potatoes, New,*......*............................. *...........
saries o f life than now.
tiadids; Children, and others wishing fo avoid the
swell-tHe total to three thousand mil
able in coin.
crowds i n tlio evening are advised to attend the After
noon
Exhibition.
lions.
There is a decided dissatisfaction
•arRxciirsion Trains on nil Railroads oil the day o f
Next, the “ organized” fellows pro
W a s h i n g t o n , July 2 0 .- —Mexican
exhibition.
on the part o f the European coun
pose-to give “ a definite bonus in mon
sifter dollars and United States trade
tries with the terms o f the Berlin
ey to enable poor men and women to
dollars are purchased at the Fhiladel
MORTGAGE SALE.
treaty, that may yet end in serious settle:on; public lands.” They do not
TvEPADLT haviug been mado iu tho payment o f a sum
phia mint and the Assay Office, New
trouble.
'
U of money secured to be paid b y a certain indenture
say ‘ ‘absolute” money, but as there
York, as bullion at the equivalent
o f .Mortgage made and exccoted by Abner Clark, o f Ber
T i m e T a b l e —N o v . 1 1 . 1 8 7 7 .
rien County and State o f Michigan, to Andrew C. Day,
will soon be? no other kind, i f they
London rate for silver on the day of
tNight
o f the same place, bearing date the fourth day o f May,
•Mail.
•Accom.
The Director o f the; Mint recently manage the business, they will have
in the year o f onr Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
purchase, less one-half cent per ounce, Chicago..................Lv. 7 00 A . M. 4 00 P .M . 9Express.
00 P . M
seventy-five, and recorded in the ofiice o f the Register of
received, a dispatch from the Superin no> other kind to give. And as the
4 50
9 50
Kensington..*............. 7 50
Deeds for said county, on the 21st day o f May, A. D , 1875,
payable in standard sifter dollars.
5 46
10 20
L a k e ........................... 8 45
at 10^4 o’ clock A 51., m Liber 14 ot Mortgages, on page
tendent o f the Mint o f San Erancis- stuff, will soon be worth about two
635
1115
Michigan OUy........... 925
469, wfrch said Mortgage was duly assigned by the said
667
1135
New Bufialo.............. 9 47
Andrew C. Day to George H_ Rough, o f Berrien County
co, stating that since the lstin st. 555
cents.a pound, it will he necessary to
7 12
Oaks..... .......... 10 02
and State o f Michigan, on the 26th day o f July, 1S75, for
Butler wants to pay the bonds m Three
7 43
Buchanan................... 10 32
000 silver dollars had been exchang issue three or four, thousand millions
a valuable consideration; and -said'assignment recorded
12 35 AJMl
812
........................... 10 45
in the officb o f tho Register o f Deeds for said County, on
greenbacks. So do we. An honest Niles
ed at that mint at par for ;g old;coin
more to do the poor men and women
103
8 40
Dowagiao...... *.......
1115
tho 19th day o f Jannary. A , D.1S76, at four o’ clock P.M.*
Decatur...................... 11 39
9 05
1 27
greenback
is
as
good
as
coin,
and
we
in Liber 9 o f Moitguges, on page 562, and assigned by
any good.
9 23
Lawton.*.*.................. 1157
the said George U . Rough to .Tames Bay, o f Otsego
mean to make all greenbacks honest. Kalamazoo...r............ 12 30 P . M. 10 00
217
County. State o f New Y ork, on tho 5th day o f July, 1878.
Gne thing the “ organized” fellows
“ F ia t money , ” the especial cry?of
Galesburg.................. 12 52
2 37
for a valuable consideration, and recorded in the office o f
The bonds are payable in coin.
One Battle
3 15
Creek............. 127
the Register o f Deeds for said County, on the 5th day o f
the irredeemables, has been defined as* inadvertently omitted, and that was a
3 49
225
July, A . D. 1S78, a t 8 o’ clock P. M ,, in Liber 21 o f Mort
is as good as the other. Both bond Marshall...*......^......
410
A
lb
io
n
___*................
2
52
gages,
on pogo 152, by which default the power o f aale
proposal
to
dispense
with
all
taxes,
a currency, w hich costs nothing,: is"
5 40 A. M. 4 55
holders and laborers can take their Jackson....*.......... .Lv 3 45
contained in said Mortgage has become operative, and no
6 07
Grass Lake............ . 4 OS
founded on nothing, is payable: in and pay all government expenses,
suit or proceeding at law or in equity having been insti
choice. When the bond-holder gets Chelsea..... .............. . 4 40
6 31
tuted to recover life debt eecnredby the said Mortgage, or
nothing, and in the end will be valued national, State; and municipal, by
6 47
.
5 00
ariypart thereof, upon which Baid Mortgage and notes
coins for his bonds the laboring man Dexter....................
710
6 28
A nn Arbor................ 5 20
there is now due the sum o f one thousand two hundred
issues
o
f
“
absolute
money.”
When
at nothing.
'
7 27
645
538
and fifty-nine dollars and fifty-six cents. Now, therefore,
shall have coin for his greenbacks. Ypsil&nti.........^...,...
7 09
Wayne Junctfon...... 6 02
7 52
they hold their national convention,
notice is hereby given; that by virtue o f tho power of
8 25
7 45
W e are opposed to one kind o f mon G .T . Junction......*.. 6 33
"sale contained in said Mortgage, and the statute ia such
D etroit................ .A t 6 48
•8 00
8 40
the call for which they indorse and
case made and provided, on
A good article upon the different
ey for the money-lender and another
•Evening
F r i i l a y j i l i e X S i l i t f a y o f O c t o b e r , A .5 > .1 S 7 S ,
second, ’ they will doubtless supply
Accom. Express.
•Mail.
issues o f Government securities, anc
for the people.— New Republic.
at eleven o’clock in the forenoon, at tho front door o f the
Detroit................. Lv. 7 00 A. M. 4 45 P. M. 6 20 P .M .
this "omission, and round np their
courthouse, iu-the village o f Berrien Springs: in said
the reasons for their issue, was giyen
0 35
5 00
G .T. Junction............ 715
county,1 will aell afc public auction to the highest bidder,
beautiful system into symmetrical
531
710
Wayne Junction...... 7 45
to satisfy the amount due upon the said Mortgage, with
in a supplement o f the Post £ Trib
6 00
7 36
Yyailanti.................... 810
In the time o f the French A s Anu A rbor................ 8 30
Interest
at tho rate of ten per cent,-per-annum, together
completeness.
Then
we
shall
all
be
6 30 ■>
810
une o f Saturday. I t is ’well worth
with the costs and expenses allowed by law, and an at?
6 53
8 81
Happy.
signat, it took 6,000 francs to pay D exter..... .................. 8 56
torney
fee
o f twenty«five dollars, the land and premises
T 08 vS 45
Chelsea...................... 915
reading.
’ described in said Mortgage as follows, to-wit: Commenc
7 33 ' .
Grass Lake................ 9 47
the hire of a.livery team one day.
9 07
“ c r e a t in g m o n e y ’ ’ ’
r ;•
",e The , “ organized” propose that entire State was the sudden death
ing
at
a
post
corner on the open line through the middle
8 00
940
Jackson..................... 10 20
o f section thirty-six (36) in township seven C7) south, o f
*a
10 83
Albion ........................ 11 Ot
’ “ every .’dollar o f such issue o f legal yesterday morning, July 11, of Isaac out o f rags and .lamp ‘ black ; that
range
eighteen
(IS) west, at the southern boundary ot the
1103
Marshall.................... 11 50
'I n «four
Michigan Central railroad lands, un the south side o f said
' “ ■ aay® after issuing .the fender, "lawful money Bhall be protect Froedlander, the great grain king of nonsense wasleft for the paper money
1135
Battle Oreek............ 12 02P .M *
STATE
ITEMS.
railroad
track,
forty-fouraud
32-100 (44 32-100) rods south
notice that silver dollars could be re
Galesburg,................. 12 52
12 07
o f the center o f said section thirty-six (36;, from which
ed By. tKe government as at par with the State. He had entire control of financiers o f the -nineteenth century,
4 SO A . M. 12 26 A. M
Kalamazoo....*......... 113
post a walnut tree bears south nine and one-half (D)^)
On the 20th, John Rose, of Adrian, Lawton...................... 154
ceived at par in greenbacks, the Sec
505
1 08
other lawful money in gold or silver the grain trade and market of all • in the hew world of America. Before
dogreesêasfc .twenty-eight (28)Tlin k s! .also, walnut nine
................ .
211
6 20
1 27
was overcome by gas in a well which Decatur
retary o f the Treasury has receive!
inches,diameter bears south Bixty-fiye (G5) degrees east,
5
45
Dowagiao...............
..
2
36
I
57
:
'
California.
He*
was
one
o
f
the
great
coin.” ‘ They omit fo state, however,
a Venetian bank could issue a Bcrap*
thirty-one (31) links; thence south forty-fiyo aud 40-100
231
- 6 80
he was digging, and became uncon NUes.....*.................... 3 05
orders from the National Banks for
»(45 40-100)rods,’to,a posjt corner, witnessed :by:a hickory
2 54
;
-what is very important, how" govern men o f this State, and his loss is deep of. paper money, it was compelled to
6 43
Buchanan..... ........ .
319
"tree
ten inches in diamotor beart.iipfthibrty_(40) degrees,
$810,000 o f the silver.
. , . :
scious. Another man was lowered to Three. Oaks.*..
713
3 28 V
349
' cast fen (10) links; thence West eighty (SO) rods to stake
have * coin in its.vaults, o f which the
ment is going to protect its paper ly mourned.
3 45
7 28
New Buffalo.............. 4 03
in
marsh
; thence north to the Southern boundary o f tbo
him,
who'
tied
a
rope
around
his
body,
-ft!
7 55
415
Michigan City.*....... 4 40
Congressman Lateral, of California, paper, money would be the irepresenissues to that extent. During the
Michigan Central railroad lauds, forty-five 40-100
840'
L ake..................... 6 13
5 04
and
-both
were
drawn
out
unconscious.
(45
40-100)
rods more or less; theuce easterly along the
9 40
5 55
The return match between: Capt.-A. war it tried to protect it.s greenbacks has just arrived home, and is stopping tative. .Has any one heard the greenK ensington...... .
6 05
southern* boundary o f llio Michigan Central railroad
Chicago..... .......... *Ar 6 55
10 30
6 45
Both
were
finally
resuscitated.
la
n
d
stoth
e
p la c e o f bogiuhing, containing tvrenty-five
H . Bogardus, the American pigeon by making them convertible into 6 at the Brooklyn.
backers - o f Michigan demanding a
•Sundays excepted.*'
{Saturday and Sunday excepted
and 26100 acres m ore or less.
shot champion, and Gholmondeley per .cent." coin bonds. That failed*
Bertie Stran, near Grand Rapids,
Bated.July 18,1S7S.
Senator Grover, of Oregon, arrived < paper Imoney with such a ihasis as
H xnbt O. WiMTWO&fS Gefi’l Pass. Agent, Chicago.
JAMES B AY , Assignee ot Mortgage.
H. B, L idtard , Gen. Manager,'Detroit.
Pennell, the English champion, took Th'fcn i f tried to protect them b y mak last night, stopping at the Cosm opol that.? Not* One;. -When “ Saleratus” Was found dead July 15, hanging by
J. J . V an R iper , A ti’y for Assignee.
24wl3
ahalter
in
the
barn.
He
was
11
place in London, England,, on Tues- ing'it a penal offense to buy and sell itan.
Senator Mitchel, o f O regon,: Smith; 'G reen ,In k Thomas, and tHe
. J L
C J L 1 C O .
day. They ehot at 100 birds each, rgold:'af a-premium in, greenbacks; or, will be here to-d a y .' He is, laid high • rest of. that crowd; "demand'that there I'ears old, and it is supposed that he
*
C b a h c e r y - N o t ic e .
To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscre
fo r $1,000 a side. The , match? waB .what is 'the same thing, to buy and and dry upon the shelf, as a Senator shall he no; more"paper money issued, huhg hitDBelf accidentally.
TATE OF MICHIGAN, Second Judicial Circuit-—In
tions o f youth, n eryou s;weakness, early decay,'loss of
S Chancery. Suit .pending in the Circuit Court tor Ber
that is:not representative of' s o ' muoh
* *‘
won by Bogardus, by two birds.
&c., T will aend a recipe that w ill cure you,
sell greenbacks at a discount for gold. in Oregon.
A . man was put in jail at Sturgeon manhood,
rien County, in Chancery, at fterrien'Springs, Michigan,
OP OHABGB. This great remedy was discovered
on
the 10th .day o f July, A . D. 1S7S
To-day I am going to Oakland coin, or 'hullion placed as. security for Bay the night o f July 3, for being 3TRXE
That more than failed; it caused a
by a missionary In Sbuth" America. Send a self-address
Emmo A . Denison, Complainant, v s . Edmond Denison,
ed, envelope to the Rav. J osiph T . I nman, Station D,
further •depreciation o f greenbacks. across the hay, also to the city hoepi-. its; redemption; i they.will he in, a situ-; drunk and disorderly, and jail the soon Bible
Defendant:
House, ITew YorkXfity.
3Syl
Jn this cause i t appearing from affidavits on file that
The Netos should borrow, another; Then government gave up the job Of: tal. To-morrow, July 1 3 , 1 will sail: tion to refer to the.ipaper .imoney of
took fire and burned with the man in
Edmond Denison, ihe defendant, is. a resident o f this
o f those dress patterns and study the
State, but that process cannot he served upon the said
for
Portland,
homeward,
bound,
.by
the
Ancient
Venice,.
as
-.illustrating
the
protecting the greenbacks.
Can it
defendant on account of liis continued absence from his
map and political history o f this State, protect thorn any hotter now ? I f so steamship Great Republic, one ’o f the practicability o f their ideas; but it.
place o f residence ; on motion o f A . Blummer, Solicitor
T
R
U
T
H
S
.
for complainant, it is f rdered that said defendant do ap
A child was born in this
and learn that Calhoun county ism ot: perhaps the “ organized” monetary largest steamships upon this coast* •' until! that time the less they have to
pearand answer the bill o f complaint .filed iu this cause,
June
18,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs..
in the fourth district; and that that
on the 1st day o f October; 1878, andriu default thereof
This has been to us an exceedingly; •say about the paper money o f Venice,
philosophers will tell how; The grand
said bill o f complaint shall be taken as confessed. And
county has nothing to .do with either* Kh’an o f Tartary once tried to protect nioe trip. M y daughter remains five theubetter it will' he for*their repute- Asmuth, possessing the remarkable
it is farther ordered, that the complainant- cause this
order
to be published within twenty days from this date,
peculiarity
o
f
six
fingers?
on
each
hand,
Keightley’s or Burrows-’ nomination’
in some newspaper printed and circulated in said Berrien
(A f lfe d ic ih e t n o t a R r i n k .)
his “ absolute money” by chopping off weeks. She is engaged in the schools tiou ’ as (truthful, honest intentioned
County, and that said publication continue once in eachto Congress.
:
and.the
same
number
p
f
toes
on
each
men.— Ingham County News.
OONTAIN8 •
week for six successive, weeks.-or tbat.sbo canse a copy of
the heads o f people who refused to o f Portland at $700 a year.
foot .-*-*Sturgis Journal.
this order to be personally served upon the said defend
Y ou may hear from me again’ at
h o p s , b u c h c , m a n d r a k e :,
take it as the' equivalent: o f gold and
ant, Edmond Denison, .at least twenty days before the
time herein prescribed for liia appearance.
B
A
N
O
F
L
IO
N
.
home.
J
o
h
n
L
.
S
m
i
t
h
.
A skeleton which crumbled at the
Profi H . S:, Tarbell,.. candidate fo r ' sifter;'- 'Perhaps'our philosophers ih, Dated July TO, 1878. 1 ."
The Berlin “ Peace Treaty” fails
A n d thx P drxst a n d P xst Msdioal Q ualities of
LAWRENCE C FYFE.
touch, 200 flint arrow-heads, a toma
re-election on, the, Republican ticket? tefidf: to ’ try; that mode. I f so, the
ALL
OTHER
BITTERS.
to bring the expected'peace. Itily,
Circuit Court Commissioner, Berrien Conntv, Mich.
to the office o f Superintendent', o f P u b -' Tivies' wilDinform them in advance
A . Plummer, Solicitor for Compl’ t. ,
Tl-t/T
A correspondent o f the Van Buren Austria,. Greece, France, and a few hawk and about four pounds o f brass
T H E Y CUBE
beads
were
found
under
a
large
pihe
lie Instruction, has accepted, the pbBi- that;the grand Hhan, although he was County Republican says:: “ Hartford
others,' seem disposed to make a dis
A ll diseases o f tlie Stomach, Dowels, Blood,
tien o f Superintendent - o f *rthe? City a.yery powerful despot, failed utterly is terribly convulsed over the sohool
stump in Alpena recently.
Diver, Kidneys and Drinary Organs, Ner
turbance about it. ' ivousness, Sleeplessness, Female Complaints
Schools o f Indianapolis; thus leaving a; Jin! his attempt to protect his hark question. Prof. Lamb, their teacher,
and D r n n h e u e t a ;
Huron county has shipped 900 tons
vacancy in the Republican ticket.1- money in that way.
'AUTOMATIC
is a greenbacker, and last May >the
* 1 .0 0 0 ‘ I N G O L D
o f grindstones and 500 gross o f whet
Detroit offers the name o f Prof. "Ira
"*Government has power to compel two greenback members o f the board
The past experience o f England is stones the past month. Not a very
W ill bo paid for a ease they will not cure or
help, or for anything impure or injurious
Mahew to fill the vacancy.?
people to take paper; or chips, or any assisted him in getting a .contract for a good example to show that an irre- sharp county either.
found In them.
A sk your druggist for Hop Bitters and free
th in g else, in payment o f debts due the school another year., at $150 in deemable paper currency is fatal to
' For full particulars and
hooks, and try tne Bltters before you sleep.
The Common Council of the vil
- lowei-t prices for tho Best
Take no other.?
th’e m ,'w ith the alternative of. going crease o f salary.The,* taxpayers public prosperity.
F amily Machine stud to
Time was when it took two-$10,
lage of Albion have ordered a steam
T ile H o p O o n gh C a r e s n d P a l u B e l i e f
without the -help o f government in turned out and by a large vote annull
bills to buy a barrel o f flou r., N ow
la th e C h e a p e st. S u r e s t a n d B e st.
Bickford
fire engine from the Silsby Manufac
collecting ' their debts.
There the ed the contract and' refnsed to raise
TOR .S ilt BT
you can buy a barrel1o f flour for; one:,
Hnde'r
,the
terms
o
f
the
grant
of
turing
Company,
o
f
Senaca,
N
.
Y
.,
I
Knitling Macliine Mig. Co.
. power, o f the government ends. The the money by tax for an increase p f
$10 hill and have-$4 left to purchase
ts«3 a
BllATTLEBOKO VT.
power * to- compel men to Bell their wages, and a deoided majority favored, public‘lands^to railroads, - i f the lands and expect to have it on hand in
provisions or clothing. These are-tKe
' projierfy for/paper dollars, or for any- a reduction from, last year’s salary... Were not sold within thiee years after about a week.
'AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
kind o f' dollars the laboring'manu
sthiiigJelse’ they' are not - willing to ac- Lamb swears he will: hold - the :new’ the' completion'of the road, the land
The Times reporter says that the
wants.’
cept‘,;iS‘thre: power to confiscate their hoard, to? his old •contract, land many . *’could ‘ be’ pre-empted by ■paying the nomination o f T. ■R . Sherwood has
pr6p'6rfcvi:,'and. hand it over to, other; taxpayers of: the dis'trict declareithat* ‘ oompariy’ hot'"exceeding $1125 per lost the Greenbaokera five hundred
OR S0EE THEOAT"
Mention was recently made in this 'm e n ^ ^ e b p le: will submit to the exer an injunction will forbid him/teaching) 'a c r e .S o m e 'o f "the terms •have. ex- votes in Van Buren county. They
Embracing full and authentic account* o f every nation
pfred/
with';
the
’
Western
-road,
.
and
o
f
ancientând
modorn
times;
including
a
history,
o
f
the
t ItEItUIKES
column about the: exceedingly small;' cise* q|;t|m; 'power sometimes,'’, when the school, and the school- board;pay-:;
.wanted Maynard’ or nothing.
rise and fall o f the Groek and Romau Empiros, the growth
o f the nations o f modern Europe, the middle ages, the
dividends that were'sometimes evolve^ ^Heuflj^ropiwtyjis-'
^heir‘ iproperty;is- wanted for1 public? ing him- any wages.". Threats { have thMr lan’ds - are/Jieing settled by pur
Immediate Attention.
The Oceana Agricultural Society crusades, the feudal system,* the reformation, .the discov
ery and settlement o f the New World, etc,, etc.
from an inBoftent’ir estate - ini^Bis^ r,useSj;hut7 they will not; in this country been made to burn the? school-house if chasers’at-Government: rates.
A.
continuance
T
oe any lengthôf timo, caubcB in itation
hold- their annual fair at Hart, Sep
I t contains 6 7 2 fine -historical engravings and 1 2 6 0
country* American^ have-got. things? ^ t ’least/snhinit to/the .confiscation o f Lamb is. suffered to open-.schopl .in ‘of tho Lunge, or aomeTchronic .Thtoat affection, Neglect
largo double column pages, and ie the most complete His
?- hi
tember 25^26.
tory ot the'W orld ever published.. I t Belle at eight. Send
oftentimes results in some incnrablo Luug disease.
down, pretty fine-in .this' res^ctr^But' ’thefr ^fopertyfor."'the Benefit of indi- S eptember/’— Pvening-News.. .?«; t L[ i iBsiF. -Quimlft/5ffa’ther of the editor
for specimen pages ana êxtra terms to Agents, end see,
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROOHEB bavo proved their
faster than a n y other book. Address,
they must yield the pal'm.’tofEngland^'- ■viduals. ^They-cerfaihly w illnot take
Jtrej*,. was found;,dead •. Wm.. Alley, of White River, Mus- why It sells
NATIONAL PUBLIBHING. CO., Chlcago^Hl. . 4efficacyVbyâ testof many yo&r8» and wlll'almost invariA recent estate gave'in'lj' onelamdena^ •S'nythin^ 'asf the* •’equivalentof ^.gold ' 't The 'S tate/’Treaaurer.-retired,$85)-' under; ashockf.of,wheat.oiithe farm'of keflon'. county, , was seriously injured
jftbly give].( immediate, relief. Obtain only-BROWN’S
•When yoh want’ any ‘kind o f prints "B^WNOEdATI TROOHES,' anil ^do not^take any of the
and that was 59-'640chs o f a sce n t-o n ' *th‘aFfs-not’ as’ go6d as.gold, or redeem-' (000 o f tKe'State bonds,* Tuesday » o rn « t tWilliam^McCArthy;" near Coloh; la*t by falling from his mower/-one'side
able in gold. I t follow*" that they # n g ,
ing,' gi?e ill a e s l L - ‘ L- 'vr* ^wertkleii ImiUttonfi^tfiat niay bVoiDTeridi' ' -Friday.' ........... .... " ; ' ‘ " Of hit bead being scalped. * « •■
the dollar .— Free Press,
S p e o l a l D l s p a t c l i t o t h o J S a c o r t l.
>>
Diseases of tlie Kidneys & Bladder,
Gonorrhea, Weaknesses, OverEsertions, Gleet, Stricture,
Obstruction of the Urine,
GOUGH, COLD,
s u z p jE n m
A
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I n j u r ie s
em edy
R
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R
e l ie v in g
an
Sk
of the
B f. a u t i f i e r
of
M
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of
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D
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an t>
is e a s e s
A
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e a l t iif u l
C o m p l e x io n ;
P r e v e n t in g
h e u m a t is m a n d
U nequaeed
r iz e r a n d
in
the
eans
.
s o a p
for
G out,
is in f e c t a n t ,
A
and
and
D eodo
C o u n t e r -Ir r it a n t .
Glenn’s Sulphur Soap, besides eradi
cating local diseases o f the skin, banishes de
fects o f the complexion, and imparts to it
gratifying clearness and smoothness.
Sulphur JBatllS are celebrated for curing
eruptions and other diseases o f the skin, as
■well as Rheumatism and Gout. Glenn’s
Sulphur Soap produces the same effects
at a most trifling expense. This admirable
specific also speedily heals sores, bruises, scalds,
burns, sprains and cuts. It removes dandruff
and prevents the hair from falling out and
turning gray.
Clothing and linen used in the sick room
is disinfected, and diseases communicable by
contact with the person, prevented b y it.
T h e M e d ic a l F r a te r n ity s a n ctio n its u s e .
Prices—25 and 50 Gents per Cake; per
. Box (3 Cakes), 60c. and $1.20.
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M r . Y a n K ir k e n d a l l lost a fine
horse, last Friday, from the hot weath
er. H e was using the horse to draw in
his wheat when the animal dropped
dead in the harness.
§/.&+ Record.
THURSDAY, JUDY 25, 1S73.
,T o Advertisers.
The “ R ecord” is the best A dvertising
M edium in South- western M ichigan, hav
in g the largest circulation o f a n y other
paper in this part of the Stale.
A ccident .— On Tuesday morning
Mrs. Phillip Ivorn fell, at her home,
and broke the Ulnar bone and diato
cated her wrist. The fracture was
attended by Dr. MeLin.
‘ A fte n tM .
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 41 Park Row, N, Y.,
S. II. Pettiagill, ST Park Row, N. Y., and
Rowell & Chesman, St. Louis, Missouri, are
sue authorized agents to contract for advertisng, at our lowest rates, for the columns of the
B e r r i e s Corn t v R e c o r d .
-A -T G O S T I
On account o f the p oor health ot Geo W .
going west, we will sell
t,
A horse belonging to the Rough
Brothers dropped dead in the harness
in front o f the post-office, in Niles,
last evening. The horse had not
been driven hard, but apparently had
lived long enough and quietly laid
dow-ti ami died.
vhi b
A company o f about sixty o f the
young friends o f Charlie Wilson gave
him a pleasant surprise party, last
Saturday evening. The occasion was
that o f his twenty first birthday.
A T C O S T FOR CA SH,
Baring the next bitty tlthss. uur out ice
consisting o f
Sc
s u k t o f goods
wr <e*-
HATS
CAPS,
B O O T S <fe S H O E S ,
---- and----
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Gome in and get prices before you buy, anti aavoyonr
money.
L .F .& G * . W . F O X .
C ooler and more pleasant weather.
S ome of the Niles hoys were in
this place last Friday to attend the
dance. A little better behavior on
their part, on their next visit, will he
decidedly in their favor, and a repe
tition o f Friday night’s proceedings
may lead to tronble.
Q riT E a number o f the boys went
over to Niles to the show Tuesday,
but not so many from the country
passed through town a3 is usual on
sueh occasions. Others are perhaps
waiting to go to-morrow to be hum
bugged. by Barnum, in South Bend.
C om tlaint is now made that the
ea^ly potatoes are rotting badly.
M r s . Wsr. H y r l b u t t died at her
father’ s home, in this place, Tuesday.
R a il r o a d tickets to Barnum’ s show
will be sold at excursion rates.
J am es A pte d , grocer o f N iles, has
been declared a bankrupt upon the
petition o f his creditors.
D e M o nt ,
It is generally understood that Dick
will be renominated, and if so there
is but little doubt of bis re-election,
lie has been a good officer and well
deserves a re election.
I n the Inter-Ocean we find the fol
lowing from St. Joseph, under date
o f July 1 9 :
“ William Irving, the man who ob
tained a horse and carriage belonging
to James Brooks’ livery, o f Benton
Harbor, from a young and innocent
Hoosier named Jaekway, who was
driving around St. Joseph, made the
best o f his bargain by skipping out
with the rig, but before be bad got
past Westville, Ind., was caught by
Deputy Sheriff Clark, and brought
back here. On his way he cut the
hair oft' o f the. horses neck and tail.
Irving will probably take the State
Prison for five years or so.’ ’
in hi oft-repeated desire that the peo
ple, and not the politicians and law
yers, shall stand at the. front in the
greenback party, is doomed to be dis
appointed. l ie wilt be compelled to
support a lawyer, and an old political
wire puller at that, for Congress.
H a r v e y B limpicy , a tenant on G.
H . R ou gh ’s farm, lost a valuable
horse from excessive heat, last week.
F ifteen dollars cash will buy a
mod sewing machine, at this office.
Dome before it is too late.
L a s t w e e k the Studebaker* s h ip
ped a car load of wagons to 8> u>h
Africa for use in the Diamond fields.
M r s . R. M orris , o f Chicago, has
been visiting with relatives and friends
in this place the last two weeks.
M iss E l la W e in b erg , o f Three
Rivers, is visiting with Mr. G. II.
Rough and family.
A mong other speakers at the Young
Folks Picnic, at Berrien Springs, will
be our representative in Congress,
Hon. Edwin W . Keightley.
R a t t l e s n a k e s have b een driven
from the marshes by the high waters,
and now sojourn on the uplands. Look
out for them.
T he house o f Henry Straub, near
Dowagiac, was burned on Monday
last. Loss about §800. Insured in
Cass County Mutual Company. In
cendiary.
W ho knows who T. R . Sherwood
is? He has not been neard from
since the close o f the war. Before
that time he was one of the kind des
ignated “ Copperhead.”
T he Niles Dramatic Company, un
der the direction o f W ill O’K eefe, are
practicing for the rendition o f the
drama, “ The True W ife,” in Niles,
August 9 and 10.
Tuesday a Grosse Point Detroit
man fatally shot a tramp at his house,
in defense o f his life and his wife’s
honor, and then gave himself up to
the authorities and was locked up.
T he Cornet Bands o f this place and
Niles are contemplating a grand ex
cursion to Diamond Lake, some time
in the near future. It will be a grand
affair.
Mu. G. 11. R oi'uu returned from
his eastern trip witli the Evening
News excursion, last Saturday. lie
reports having had a pleasant and
profitable trip. lie saw some fine
fields o f wheat in Canada, hut saw
more that -acre desperately poor. He
was awav about three weeks.
A i r sla c k e d lim e is said to bo a
rem ed y for the d estru ction o f the
cabbage worm .
A n o th e r a u th ority
recom m ends too use o f liof. water,
abou t 2U0 degrees b ein g h o t en ough .
O ur treatment is to p ie t the worms
o lf ami smash them ,
i t is n ever
known to fail.
T he annual meeting o f the Young
Folks’ Picnic Association will be held
in Barnard’ s Grove, in Berrien
Springs, on Wednesday, August 7th.
A ll are cordially invited.
The Niles
and other cornet bands will be in at
tendance.
They had a good time at
their meeting last, year, hut expect to
have a far better this year.
Go and
enjoy yourself.
T he Niles Waterworks Company
propose to sell out their interest in
the Works to the city for §49,000,
§15,000 down and the balance when
the works are completed, but the
Common Council unanimously de
cline. So says the Mirror.
A committee o f the Buchanan
Cornet Band went from this place to
Berrien Springs, this morning, for
the purpose of engaging the steamer
Hanley to come here on the 7th of
August to take a load to the Young
Folks’ Picnic. W e hope they may be
successful.
T he Grange Store now has the
nicest sign in town. The work was
done by D. Montgomery. Another
specimen of his work may be seen
over the front door o f Rough Bros.
Store. David “claims to know just
how such work should be done and
we are not going to dispute it.
O n Tuesday evening last the Pres
byterian social was held at the resi
dence o f Oapt. G. H . Richards. Ice
cream and cake of a superior quality
were served, which, with the cordial
reception extended to all, the lively
airs o f music by tho band, made it
one of the moat pleasant events of
the season. The grounds were illu
minated, and there was a large at
tendance.
M r s . L e v i L ist e r are
the happy possessors o f a bouncing
baby boy, who dates his existence
from last Sunday.
J ohn M a i t l a n d , a Chicago man.
died at his. summer residence, in St.
Joseph, Monday morning, aged 68
years.
M r. F. F.
»— —•
of Berrien
county, Michigan, who was here the
other day in search o f a horse thief,
as mentioned in the Tribune, iound
his man and property at Westville on
Thursday, and has returned with it
to Michigan.
The property was
stolen at Benton Harbor. Dick usu
ally gets wliat he goes after .— Youth
S h e r if f
B ko. H il l , o f the Three Oaks In
dependent, who we believe is sincere
T h e r e is a general demand fol
lower rates at the leading hotels in
the cities.
an d
i^ i q u e*
Bend Tribune.
T he first new wheat brought to
Niles sold for SO cents per bushel.
Mr.
- i
will be a social dance at
Young's Hall, in Dayton, on the even
ing o f Friday, August 2d. A general
invitation is extended.
Powers &
Scidmore’s orchestra will furnish the
music.
a good business now.
G reen corn has made its appearance in the markets.
Oountv
A w r i t e r from the ‘ ‘ California"
school district, in Lako township, sends
us a very elaborate account e f a school
picnic that was held in that district
June 28th. The.ro was a large at
tendance and all enjoyed the treat.
We refrain from publishing the de
scription given by the writer, as it is
rather more elaborate than our read
ers would be pleased with.
T here
W hortleberry pickers are doing
‘ •He who would in business rise,
must either bust or advertise.”
Berrien
H a r d to B e a t .— This week Mr.
Joseph Blake threshed from forty and
one-half acres, 1,517 bushels o f wheat,
being an average o f nearly 37.} bush
els per acre. Six acres o f this yielded
4 8 } bushels per acre. The wheat was
o f the Fultz and Clawson varieties,
the greatest yield being from the
former, and all was grown on Mr.
G. II. Bough's farm, in Bertrand
township. It does not pay to raise
poor crops.
P rof. S. P. B a r r ett , formerly
principal of our schools, hut now re
siding in Oregon, is in Buchanan,
visiting friends. The I’rof. looks hale
and hearty, ami says he is highly
pleased with his far west home.
A re we to hear the call for county
convention before long ?
-
msssS«&r
S&iUsseEs^Si
C ole , o f the Albion
Mirror, gave the R ecord a call y es
terday, remaining in Buchanan until
this morning, the giieBt o f M r. B . D .
Harper, our foreman.
Tnos. S h e r w o o d was in this place
again Monday, -making a few more
calculation on the convention held on
Tuesday.
W o r k i n g m a n , read the article re
lating to the Assignat, on the first page
o f this p aper and o f laBt week. R ead
it carefully and remember wbat it
says.
H r E r a n k P l i m p t o n , who has
been in Toledo for some time in the
employ o f the Buchanan Manufactur
ing Company, is at home for a short
visit.
T h e less ice water draDk during
the- h ot weather, the better for the
drinker. Fresh water from a good
well, is cold; enough, and far more
healthy for any one.
W e find the following in the Even
ing News ;
July 2 2 . — Albert Stewart,
an upholsterer,"who is alleged to have
confidenced Austin Walker, on Thurs
day, out o f §180, was found at Buf
falo, N . Y ., and brought hack this
morning by Deputy Sheriff CroBS for
examination before Justico Gilbert on
a charge o f larceny. His attorney
claims a perfect defense.
N
il e s ,
S pencer & B arn es are cleaning
up the old Howo store, corner o f
Main and Front streets, and will oc
cupy the same as a salesroom. Their
business has increased to such dimen
sions that their present location is
not adequate for their trade, hence
tho change. The entire'building now
occupied by them on Day’s avenue
will ho used for manufacturing pur
poses. W o are glad to note this evi
dence o f tho prosperity o f our
friends.
T h e National in its last issue ex
plains the article so often referred to
as an editorial from the N ew Y o rk
Times, b y publishing a letter from
one o f the mailing clerks o f the Times
stating that some such article did ap
pear at about that time, hut It was
from some person n ot connected with
the editorial force o f the Times anc
in the agricultural column o f the
A p e t it io n is being circulated ask
ing the Common Council to prohibit
the sale o f intoxicating liquors in this
place on Sundays. I f this is being
done it is the duty o f the Common
Council to put a stop to it without
being petioned, and it is also the duty
o f any person knowing o f any such
sale to he made to report the same to
the Prosecuting Attorney with the
proof. The trouble is, people, will
petition but will not themselves act.
A lictlc more prompt action by those
who know the laws to be violated will
have a more salutary effect than a
cord o f petitions. It is not to be pre
sumed that the Common Council will
resolve itself into a “ nosing commit
tee,” particularly when it is no more
the duty o f the members o f that body
to do so tân it is the duty of those
who circulate or sign petitions. When
you know the laws are violated, go to
the proper officers.
T he Greenback Congressional Con
vention, held at Niles, Tuesday, nom
inated Thomas It. Sherwood, a lawyer
of Kalamazoo, as the candidate for
Congressional honors.
This party,
claiming to be a workingman’s party,
a workingman’ s friend, &c., it was
expected by 3ome that men identified
with the workingman’s interests, and
no others, would be put up. as their
standard bearers, but they are doomed
to be led by the old political hacks
who could not get nominations from
the other parties. It begins to show
itself to some of the followers that the
jarty was gotten up by these same
old political hacks with the hopes that
it would take them into the offices de
nied them by the other parties, and
that the cry “ for the people” is a
sham. Look at every convention hold
by them and you will seo that they
have been controlled by the old wire
pullers and not in one instance by
the people.” W e doubt if one ex
ception can be shown.
D r o w r e d . —-Last Friday forenoon
Master Freddie, a ten-vear-old son o f
Sirs. James Graham, was drowned in
the river at Berrien Springs. He
was with two other boys about tho
same age who had enticed him to the
river, and when he was drowned they,
instead o f giving the alarm, hid his
clothes and went home. Towards even
ing search was instituted, and by
questioning the boys learned the facts
as above, and about eleven o’ clock in
tho evening found tho body in the
river nearly half a mile below the
scene o f the accident. The action of
the boys he was with is rather unac
countable, but they were said to have
given as tlieir-reason; that they feared
being put into jail.
Beeord,
•Bis©hanah,^‘ 'S fe K g ^ v '*' Thursday,*' "‘“iTuI}
T his week wo conclude the history
of the French experience ivith.^‘abso
lute” money.
Rpad.it carefully and_
preserve tho papprs containing jtffior-a j
second perusal. Tho . “ Assignat” , is
exactly such a currency as is clamor
ed for by the Grecnbackers, that ia’redeemable only as it is redeemed by one
individual from another, and is based
upon the ‘ faith and integrity o f the
nation.” A good understanding of
tho effect o f such a currency can be
had by a careful reading of this arti
cle, and we doubt if many will wish to
try the experiment in this country, and.
especially so wi th thelaboriDgmen, who
will lie tho moat effected by it. Be
sure you know what you aro doing
before you east your vote for men
who advocate, such a currency.
Hems From Three Oaks.
given, showing the powers and duties
of Teachers ; -also the relation they
sustain to School Boards, Superin
tendents, Pupils,..-etc.
Teachers will be requested to ask
questions, or .state any troubles they
have had, that the Instructors may
know, what is most needed by the
Teachers o f this county.
Special Programmes will be publish
ed before the time o f the Institute
.showing the order o f exceriaes.
Arrangements have already been
made for the free entertainment of
Teachers. The advantages o f the In
stitute lectures, etc. will he free.
Reduced rates on the O. & M. L .
S, R . R.
Let every Teacher of this and ad
joining Counties consider himself, or
herself, especially invited.
Special information given by the
Committee.
J. H . F assett , St. Joseph,
G. W . D a v i s , Benton Harbor,
Com.
July 25, 1878.
Weather cooler
Wheat about all harvested.
Threshing commenced.
Saturday was a lively day in town. Banmm’s Great Show and Wonderful
Mr. E. Well wood, who lives at CorStallions.
imbo, near Michigan City, states that
Barnum is coming in all his strength
a woman was found dead near his to South Bend, on Friday July 26th
house, in the whortleberry marsh,
H is great novelty this year, in ad
supposed to have died from the effects dition to a first-class circus, a mam
of the heat.
moth menagerie and an enormous
A farmer living in Mr. Crosby’s museum, is the troupe of. twenty
neighborhood, a few miles south of Btallions.
New Buffalo, died Tuesday last-from
The approbation bestowed by the
the effeets of the heat.
public upon his famous “ Trakene”
A I’olander working for Ezra stallions last season induced Mr. Bar
Barnes, four miles south o f Three num to purchase this famous troupe
Oaks, died on Thursday last. He o f -trick stallions, which, on the con
had worked part of the afternoon, tinent, have been regarded as the
drank considerable cold water, also a arenic wonder o f Europe. A ll New
bowlful o f strong vinegar, then start York has flbeked to witness the amaz
ed for ! is homo, not far distant. - He ing performances o f these marvelous
he sat down on a log, fell off- the log animals.
Fifth Avenue, Madison
and died.
Was found the next day. Square, and Murry Hill have throng
Mr. Geo. Maitin is under the doc ed the Institute afternoons and even
tor’s cere from over work and flieheat. ings to behold the wonderful exhibi
Mrs. Mary Hilton and Addie came tions o f these reason gifted equines.
home Saturday for a short stay. Mrs. They are introduced in groups,
D. Savage came with them on her according to their different nationalireturn from Dowagiac, where she has cies, by Prof. Carl Antony, who had
been to visit Mr. and Mrs. Larzelere. charge of. them in Europe.
They
She reports Mrs. Larzelere as yet enter the arena free, from rein, bridle
quite feeble.
or saddle, and the spectator is at once
Whitman Savage, a young man- charmed by their majectic forms and
now in Kansas, reports that he weighs lofty bearing. A t the word of com
thirty pounds less than when he went mand from their trainer, they nod
there. lie will soon return home, their plumed heads as a salute to the
l i e likes Kansas, nevertheless.
audience, and at different intervals
Mr. W - W . Rowell, who Went to : engage in their astounding manoeuvres.
Kansas last September, and again in One o f these horses is a vaulting
February last with his son R . Rowell, stallion, and readily and artistically
has rented a farm o f 400 acres near performs the wonderful act o f walking
Larned, Kansas.
He states in his up to a temporary wall twelve feet in
lector they intend putting in 200 acres height, standing motionless before it,
o f wheat. He has taken 600 fine settling back upon his haunches, and
wool sheep on shares for three years. vaulting over it with the lightnessof a
Has three teams and all farm tools rabbit, Another jumps objects after
furnished.
The same land this year the manner of the trick riders in a cir
has produced o f wheat, thirty bushels cus. The. group o f Russian stallions,
to the acre. Corn is splendid this at tho word o f their instructor, form
year, and so are all other crops. Mr. and go through a regular army dress
Rowell has also taken up a soldiers’ •parade. The Italian group execute
claim o f 160 acres. Mr. R . writes a the most difficult atepB and motions of
cheerful letter. Ilia family will go the waltz, quadrille and other terpsito Kansas this fall.
chorean performances; they stand
N ext Thursday a picnic will be erect upon their hinder feet mounted
held at Wilkinsons’ grove, in Ohicka- upon pedestals, they assume devout
ming. It is termed “ The Old Maid’s attitudes, and the New Y ork papers
Picnic.”
assert that they can do anything
A friend was down to Buchanan last except talk. They are pronounced
week. Says he had a pleasant time. by turfites'and horsemen in New York
The ice-cream dinner was a pleasarit. to be the purest blooded equines ever
surprise. It is a kind o f cold; comfort seen in this country; indeed, the royal
when the thermometer ranges among stud-books o f Europe claim for these
the nineties. He says he visited Esq. horses an unbroken Arabian descent.
Sparks’ office. His honor was pre Magnificent in action, noble in ap
siding with a great deal o f dignity in pearance, spirited by nature, intelli
an assault and battery casev-| ,Hon.
gent b y birth, emulous by rivalry, and
Mr. Plimpton, attorney for -the-pros- trained as horses never before have
eeution, quoted considerable scrips
been known, to be, their equals cannot
ture, which seemed to strike Mr. Hin- be produced.
man as a new kind of argument for
These wonderful creatures form,
Mr. P., and did not reply to it as he however, but a single feature in Bar-:'
said he had not been in the Bible num’ a magnificent establishment.
'
class for spine time. However Mr,
The Great Street Pageant will be
Ilinman won the case. The fruit tree
given at 9 a. m. It Will be a sight
man sat in the south-east corner, a well worth coming many miles to see.
disinterested spectator.
Mr. Barnum will positively be pre
A gent in this village, in trying :to sent and address his patronB.
kill a beef for market, on a very early: Excursion trains on all roads.
day of this week, was using a pitch-;
fork. The animal kicked the fork.
Sore ribs, tho result.
. 4;
A young man in this village com
New Torchon Laces, at Highs.
plains of the law of gravitation. He
hung up a ham at the grocery door.
Go to the post office for stationery
Took a seat -beneath the ham,.it fell, and news.
hit said young man on the back of
. Everything at cost at F ox ’s.
the neck. lie now walks around in
the shape of an organ box.'7.
•- ■ .
Shoulder Braces at
D o dd ’ s .
J. M. K . Hilton lef trior Dowagiac.
New box papers, an assortment of
to-day (Tuesday). . Also- several
reading and stationery, at
Grecnbackers for the Niles Conven
B . F . B e a s d s l e y & Co’s.
tion.
•
New
pieces
o f the Broadhead A l
" I t e m iz e r ,
paca, thatwash, at
H ig h ’ s .
Locals.
THE C0WOTT PRESS.
|Ut. Joseph Republican.J
George Morse, a carpenter, while
at work on a barn, Tuesday morning,
in the excessive heat, was suddenly
prostrated, and. soon; exhibited symp
toms of sunstroke., 'He'(was cared for’
in a proper manner and'soott'recovered.
o
(Niles Democrat.]
Don’ t fail to look at the stock of
hoots, shoes and clothing that is go
ing at cost at L . P. &. G. W. F ox’s.
The Fourth of July has passed, and]
the season is becoming so advanced?
that Mrs. Dunning has decided to put
her remaining stock of goods down to
the lowest possible figures. Call and
see how cheap they are.
PARASOLS A T
COST A T
H IG H ’ SCurtain Fixtures only 1 2 } cts. A
big bargain, at
H ig h ’ s .
Dodd’s Brugf Store.
S. & W. W. SMITH’S
LOCAL LIST.
Adrian Cheese is superior
to any other in this market.
lOcts. per pound.
. '
We have the finest assorted stock,
o f Linen suits in City, at Highs. .
Salt fish are much cheaper
than meats. W hy not try them,
Struck Oil at T . M . Fulton & Co’s
A job lot o f clothing just received
at Noble’s, at prices that will sellthem.
6 lbs for §1, o f a Dark bean,
moderately clean Coffee. Don’t
condemn it because the price
is low.
Muslin, Factory, Shirting and Den
ims, at rock bottom prices, at High’s.
New Goods Saturday, at T. M:
F u lto n & Co’ s.
Did you ever buy No. 1
Whitefish.for 5 cents per lb. ?
W e now offer* you the oppor
tunity.
Call at T. M. Fulton & Co's and
see what a nickel will buy.
Just bought some o f a job
lot of Syrups.
Pure sugar
goods, good body and good
flavor, that we offer at the
price o f a cooking molasses.
Take it quick.
Pure Liquors for medicine at
D
odd’s
From the Three Rivers {Mich.) Reprortor.
After witnessing the success that
attends the practice o f Dr. Y . Clar
ence Price, we can but speak o f him
as a thorough and efficient practition
er. We have for many years observ
ed Dr. Price steadily advancing bis
favorite doctrine for the cure of
Chronic Ailments, and dissemminating the principles which' be concedes
to be the true, scientific and unerring
basis o f medical practice.
We know
that Dr- Price is not of those oneidea, all-idea anil no-idea doctors who
exist but for a day, he seems to be of
more enduring material, free and
clear from medical fashions and su
perstitions, with an independent sys
tem of his own, draw from the secrets
of nature and common sense. Devoted
sa he has been for so many years to the
treatment o f certain‘Chronic diseases,
with all the qualities for a skillful physican, he could not be otherwise than
successful.
Those diseased who want health
should see Dr. Price on his next visit
at Niles, Bond House, on Saturday
and Sunday, Aug. 10th and 11th.
A R em arkable P ublication .
The enterprising New York Pub
lisher, Frank Leslie, supplies the
reading public with more pleasant,
interesting and instructive literature ;
than any other purveyor of mental
pabulum in the country; and in his
Popular Monthly be has achieved one
of his greatest successes, and produc
ed a really remarkable, and beyond,
question, the cheapest magazine pub
lished in the world ! Each number
contains 128 quarto pages o f choice
reading matter, and over 100 engrav
ings ; and this rich feast for the mind,
with abundant accompaying
em
bellishments, is afforded for 25 cents,
the price o f a single number, or §3:
per annum, sent free o f postage. The
publication,-. therefore, may justly
claim to be as remarkable for its
cheapness, as it is for its literary
merits and artistic excellence.
With
Fiction o f a high order; Poetry,. Es
says articles, on - Science, and -the
Fine Arts, Anecdotes, and a general
Miscellany, from which all tastes may
derive gratification, the merits of
Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly could
scarcely fail to secure public recogni
tion, and it has deservedly obtained
an immense circulation.
For sale at
this office.
New Goods!
T ZEE
W e have the word o f an es
timable lady who looked Niles
over For Dishes, that our prices
on certain lines o f Crockery
are 20 per cent less than theirs.
Please make a note o f it.
“ The Grocer” is thejbest
5c cigar in the country.
Fruit jars, Mason & Queen
Jars, at lowest living prices.
c/5
CHICAGO
W e have a new Jap Tea of
this' season’s pigking, at '.60
cents, that will please you.
Try it.
It pays to trade at
T. M. F ulton & Co’s.
Beautiful Helen no doubt had a
fine complexion, hut it is more than
doubtful whether it exceeded in purity
the complexions o f the ladies who use
that inimitable auxiliary of female
oveliness, G le n n ’ s S u lph ur S oap.
Sold by all Druggist: ■<«*..H il l ’ s H a ir & W h isk e r D ye , Black
or .Brown, 50.
^22
Hignly Esteemed.
Dr. Price’s Unique Perfumes, Pet
Rose, Alista Bouquet and other
odors, are rich and esteemed per
fumes. They are used by the most
jolished and refined persons for their
jowerful, durable and exquisite fra
grance. No toilet is complete with
out them.
33
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CHEAP
STORE!
T.M. Fulton
&Co,
O FFER
How an Investment of $2 IHny Make
a Forluue.
F o n r t ii D r a w in g o f th e C o m m o n w e a lth
d i s t r i b u t i o n C o m p a n y , a t J .o u isv iU e,
K y ., J u l y 3 1 ,187S.—Jtiust N o tice s.
Positively on the above date the drawing of this popular Oompanv will occur.
“ N o scaling.” “ No postponement.” The
names of the parties representing ticket. holders are sufficient guarantee that all
1will have justice;done. them.. “ The;spHeme
;is u'nprecedented.’ .' iReacl it.aud' compare
iitjwithvothers/ •; , s
j
Nearly 2,000
prizes amounting to
§115,400, and tickets only §2.00. 27
tickets.foq$50.Q0. 5:5 tickets for §100.00.
Full lists u f drawing will be sent to all,
but the names o f parties drawing prizes
will not be published without their con
sent.5 'r' .}]!:
W h a l1 number will draw the §30,000
P rize? T ry it.
Orders lor tickets will be filled up to
.the evening of July 29tb, unless sooner
exhausted,-and should.be addressed to
T . J. C omjierfoed, Secretary.
Courier Journal Building,
:
Louisville, K y .
•Or- to B. LI. Porter, & Go.,. N o": - i ’22 7
Broadway, N ew Y ork, who are’ th e ’Gen
eral-Eastern Agents of the Company.
W e w ill insert a one foch advertisement, thirteen
timed. In one thousand American w eekly newspapers,
and from good parties w ill accept a six months* note In
settlement. Advertisement m ay appear three months
every weefc, or every other week s is months,
will be
sent to &n.y resident of HALF
INCEC------------FOR $425
FOUR LINED__ ______
FOR $280
THREE LINES________ JFOR $225
Berrien County not now
a subscriber, until Jan.
1,1879,for FIFTY CENTS.
KEOKUK G R E A T
iAt tliis price the money
Mercantile
must aGGompmy the
order.’ . Will every sub
scriber, show this paper
to his neighbor, and ask
h im to subscribe ?
T lie R
ecord
For Cash payment entirely in advance, five per cent,
jdlsconnt. N o extra charge for sending cuts. Files may
be examined at oar office, f o r catalogue o f papers and
other information address GEO. P . ROWELL A CO* 10
Spruce S t,N e w York.
P. 8 . For an order amounting to $1,000 wo w ill give a
reading notice gratis.
COLLEGE, K iokox , I owa, on the Mississippi. Book-keep
ers, Penmen, Reporters, Operators, School Teachers,
thoroughly fitted. A pply to editor o f this paper for half
membership at discount. W rite for circulars to P R O F .
H IL L E R , K e o k u k , Iow a .
Awarded highest prize at Centennial Exposition for
fine chewing qualities and czetttatas and kitting Oiaracter o f sweetening and flavoring. Tho best tobacco
erer made. A s onr blue strip trademark is closely
imitated on inferior goods, seo that Jackson's Best is
on every plug-. Sold by all dealers. Send for sample,
. free, to C. A . J ackson A Co.,
Petersburg, Va-
D f i l i n Beautiful Concert Grand Pianos. O D H i l l
i
coat $ 1 ,6 0 0 , only $ 4 2 5 . Superb Grand 8quare Pianos, cost $ 1 , 1 0 0 , only $ 2 5 5 .
Elegant U prisht Pianos, coBt $SO O , only $ 1 5 5 . New
Style Upright Pianos, $ 1 1 2 .5 0 . O r g a n s $ 3 5 . Or
gans 1 2 stops, $ 7 2 , 5 0 . Church Organs, 1 6 stops, cost
$ 3 0 0 , only $ 1 1 5 . Elegant $ 3 7 5 M irror Top Organs
only $ 1 0 5 . T r e m e n d o u s s a c r i f i c e t o c l o s e
o u t p r e s e n t s t o c k . New Steam Factory soon to
be erected. Newspaper with much information about
cost o f P i a n o s a n d O r s r a n s S 3 S N T F R E E .
Please address BANISL P. BEA7T7, Washington, N. 7.
IAHII
Liver is King.
The Liver is the imperial organ o f the
whole haman system, as it controls the
life, health and happiness of, man. W hen
it;is disturbed in itsiproperhctjoD, all-kinds
of'aiimSnfs are (lie natural result. The di
gestion o f food, the movements o f the heart
and blood, the action o f the brain and
nevous'j .system ,, are all , immediately
#qdilne;eted with |b’| Akorkings; of the Liver,
H e -has. b een . suqe'essfffily ^proved that
Green’s August Flower is unequalled in
curing all persons afflicted with Dys
pepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu
merous symptoms that result from an un
healthy condition of the Liver and Stom
ach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns on the W est
ern Continent. Three closes .will prove
that it is just what you want.
GO TO H IG H ’S F O R P A R A
A little son of J. K . Apted while SOLS.
T he St. Joseph Baity News says :
“ While coming down the river in the playing with a little wagon, on Mon , 25 cents will buy a corset at T. M.
steamer Dr. Hanley, last evening, day last, fell out, fracturing his arm Fulton & Co’s.
James Dolan, a young man working at the elbow joint. Dr. Whitehall.
You Must Cure That,Cough.
D o dd ’ s .
; Trusses at
for Mrs. Brown, on the Niles road, attended the case....... The following
W
ith
Shiloh’s Consumption Cure yon
was engaged in tossing oranges hack is the population given of the princi
Our summer goods at bargains in can cure yourself. It has established the
and forth with another young man pal towns and vilages in this county.;: everything, at High’s.
fact that Consumption can be cured,,.while
in fun, and stepping backwards farther Niles, 4,588 ; St. Joseph, 3,400 ; Bu
for Coughs, Bronchitis, W hooping Cough,
F or R ent .— A good room 22x22
than he supposed, caught his right chanan, 3,000; Benton Harbor, 1,500;:
A sthm a,; and? all .^diseases oG Throat and
,
feet,
suitable for an office or wofkfi jEimgey it is’ absolutely without art equal.
Berrien
Springs,
900;
New
Buffalo,
foot in some o f tho machinery o f tho
’ J - “Q
tf.
2Ewb! Hoses will relieve your j child of
boat, taking off about one half o f the 900 ; Galien, 8 0 0 ; Tree Oaks, 700. shop. Call at this office. ,
ankle joint, and making an ugly and
[Berrien Springs Journal.-'];
Extra copies of the R ecord will Croup. It is pleasant to take, and perdangerous wound. A s soon as the
Mr. Hezekiah J. Howe, of the be sold by B. F . Beardsley & Co., -at-: t fectly harmless to the youngest child, and
no-mother can afford to be without it.
steamer reacker St. Joseph, Dolan Shaker farm, lost a horse Wednesday the post-office.
tf.
Y o u can use two-third3 of a bottle, and if
was removed to tho Perkins House, night,‘.from the effects o f the heat.....
, F or S ale or R ent .— A good house what we say is not true we will refund the
and Dr. Webster apon made him as Young America at St. Joseph, has and lot. Enquire at this office.
price paid. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and
comfortable as possible. It is feared asserted himself by posting the follow
$1.00 per bottle, I f your lungs are, sore
We have the best lace curtains in
the leg may have to1he amputated.
ing n otice: “ The boys do hereby
or chest or back lame, use Shiloh’s Poroustown,
at High’s:
give notice that they intend to go in
Plaster. Sold by W., A . Severson. ;
T he National c Greenback party swimming after dark every evening,,
‘Q u e r y : “ W hy will men smoke
does -not appear to-be entirely free all promenaderg .to the contrary. Sign common tobacco, when they can buy
H ave you Dyspepsia, are you Const!
B oys.” • . Marburg Bros. ‘Seal o f North Gafofrom political trickery, at least such ed,
have you a Y ellow Skin, Loss of
is the conclusion from the exhibition
Una,’ at the B am e price ?”
48yl
Appetite, Headache ? I f so, don’t fail to
at Hiles, on Tuesday. Two of the
use S H IL O H ’S S Y S T E M Y I T A L I Z E R
A Teachers’ Institute for Berrien * O ld papers fo r sale at this office.
It is guaranteed to relieve you, and will
delegates from St. Joseph wcife una County will beheld at Benton Harbor,
ble to attend and appointed proxies, commencing Monday, (August) 26th) - Noble has put in a large line off you continue to suffer when you can be
giving them each a certificate. Pre 2, P . M ., and closing Friday) August. now suits. They are to be sold at cured on such terms as these ? Price 10
cents, and 75 cents. Sold b y W . A,
jobber’s prices.
vious to the report o f tho committee 30 th.
Severson.
on credentals, it was learned that
Profossors C. F . R . Bellows and
0,p.ora kids for 50 cts. per pair, at
those two men would vote for Clute, Daniel Putnam, o f the Michigan State
' s.' .
W ella’- Persikn Perfume “ H A C K M E
and when their names were presented Normal School, will be the Instructors
->A big line o f hats just received!at T A C K ” , is rich -and
and fragrant Try it;
the Sherwood men objected to their ad during the entire weekA P u b lic. iecj
Noble’s, aGjobbers prices.
Sold by.YV". A . Severson.
mission, After a sharp discussion the tures will be given evenings o f’ the
‘ ‘•
. A tiOOU ACCOUNT.
‘‘ '
vote of the Convention was taken, anc Institute.
Hurrell Duplex— best roller for
.
.
the' proxies were voted out, notwith
Tho Day Sessions will be devoted, a curtain you'evor saw, at H ig h ’ s ; ; - “ To sum it up; six long years ofstanding the fact that the Convention to instruction in all matters pertaining
bed-ridden jsickness and suffering’cost-.
J fry {o,u wish a new suit or anything
had previously admitted M. R . Scullin to schools, such as School 3Organiza-)
ing
§20Q/p.erj -y,.ear?-. itbâlj.'^lÔOl-all'
in Roots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,,
as a proxy for Levi Sparks. Just how tion and Discipline. Special attention
bottles
call at Noble’s , and bu y, them for less
this sort of treatment will sot on the given to Primary and District S ch ool!
. o f -Hop VRittVrs_ taken-'.'Gy my wife,’
|Kait) they can be bad of the manufac^
'stomachs ;o'f the St. Joseph Green- Work.
wbo baa .done ber_6.wri IBousewprk for
c: '
rT}rj* tu m ;s.G
:i a,.\
, '
-X
hackers, is hard to tell, but such
a yeM jinca,without,:tlie loss o f a day,
Methods o f teacKing'Eeaditi'g, Writ-)
treatment'from a party o f political ing, Spelling, Orthography, Arithhie-" $ l:U 6 T O .H IG H ’S F O R HOSE.
and^Fwafit everybody1 to know it for
purity, as the Greenbackoral
t
o & W f e W ’. . ' - ' "•
' r
tic, etc., discusaedp ..-a;
I
lifrira d r t a f ?
is hardly to be tolefated,
" • “ John W e e k s , Butler, N. YV’ V’
Important' fadta;-of Schodl LtTWi ' H i g h 'i '. ‘
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50md
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Tor Business .Purposes, ours excel*
,others in clearness and volume o f tc
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MACHINE
THE WORLD RENOWNED
WILSON SEWING
in workmanship is oqual to a Chronometer W atch, and
as elegantly finished as a first-class Piano. It received
the highest awards at the. Vienna and Centennial Expo
sitions. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other
machines. Its capacity is unlimited. There are more
WILSON MACHINES sold in the United States than
the combined sales of all the others. The WILSON
MENDING ATTACHMENT for doing all kinds of repairing.
WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine.
, AGENTS
WANTED.
1WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.
827 & 829 Broadway,-New York; New Orleans, L a.;
■.E m inent G h e m ists a n d P h y sio ia n s .certify t h a t th e se g o o d s are free
fro m ad u ltera tio n , richer; m o re..effectiv e, p ro d u ce b ette r r e su lts than
a n y oth ers, a n d t h a t t h e y u se th e m in th e ir own. fam ilies.
if f - UNIQUE' PERFUMES are the Gems o f all Odors.
1 " T O Q T H E N E . An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice.
L E M O N l S U C A R :'. A.substitute for Lemons.
E X T R A C T -J A M A l C A _ p IN C E R . From the pure iJot.
: * rare*,
t C ln em tm tl.
n tm <
flm m riiM i
The
R ead 'T
Farm and Household,
T hroat,
Domestic Recipes.
T w ic e ! — F iv e to thirty' drop s of..
f t n e v e r fa ils 'in Croup.
hours.
O ne b ottle
hits cu red
B ron ch itis, o f
v o ic e where the person had n o tsp o k o n a b ov e a
w hisper in five years.
A s an outward applica
tion o f all cases o f pain or lam eness, n oth in g
One b ottle will
Potato lSoupi-4-Beal and VUce* three | cu re a o r case- of. Lam e B a ck o r O ilic k in the
'Or four good' sized ‘'potatoes, *puf them-r?ack. L’pr diaensesof the Spiuo huiI C
Ooontraction
over in two quarts o f water; cook o f the M uscles it is un eqn aled. In R h eu m a tic o r
nntil they break to pieces. Season liny oth er paiu the first ap p lication d o c s you
with salt, pepper and butter, with an g o o d .- ft* stops- E a r A c h e and the pain o f a
even teaspoonful o f dour well mixed Burn in -three m inutes, and ia altogeth er-th e
with cold water. Some prefer to Boa- ch eap est m e d icin e e v e r offered to tho p eop le
rf-the ch eap est, becau se it takes so little to do
son it, with a few slices o f salt pork,
y ou g o o d . I t is com p osed o f six o f th e best
not very fat.
o ils know n, aiid n o th in g bu t oils. Is w orth its
Bread Omelet.— One large teacup
bread, one teacup cream, one teaspoon
ful o f butter, four eggs. Salt and
pepper ; fry like an omelet.
^weight in g o !d .
W h y . n o t try it to-day ?— A.
jit. D es R o cn sR s, ‘assistant post-m aster, A rth ab a s k iv ille , P . Q ., w r i t e s — “ T hirteen years ago
if was seized. by a severe
|m the head, from
Boiled. Pudding.— Two cups o f but
termilk or sour, milk, one and onehalf caps Indian meal, two cups of
flour,, one teaspoonful saleratus, a
little salt and one cup o f chopped
raisins ; put in a pudding dish and
cover tight; boil one hour without
taking the cover off..
•etantly suffered.
attack o f rheumatism
w h ich X have nea rly jeou-
A fte r havin g used ‘ T hom as’ ,
jE cle C ftic -Oil’ fo r iiiue days, bath ing the fo r e ;
’head, I have been c o m p le te ly cu red , and have
jOnTy used’ h a lf a b o ttle .
This I ca n certify un-
der o a t h 'i f you w ish .” — R ev. J. Ma ll o r t , o f
W y o m i n g , , T . , lyrites, “ JDr. ThomaB’ E c lo c tcic Oil cured m e o f B ron ch itis iu one w e e k .”
D ealers a ll o v e r the cou n try say, “ W e have
Cheap and Delightful Sponge,Cako.
— Four eggs, two cups o f sugar, two
cups o f flour, the juice; and .grated rinds o f £w<J lemons, orieteasptfonful
o f yeast powder, three-quarters of a
eup o f boiling water poured over the
whole.
j "never sold a m edicin e that has g iv en such com
p le te satisfaction as this.”
>
S old b y a ll m edi'clue dealers. P r ic e , 25 CentB,
SO cents and: §1'.00«
""
P rep ared only b y F O STE R , M ILB IIR N &
|CO., Buffalo, R . Y ,, S uccessors to S. M . THOM
A S , P h e lp s ,H . Y .
^
hrote— AVfidi'ic— S elected and E lectrized . -•
#•
21-86
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Good Molasses Candy. — Two
pounds o f white coffee sugar, one
quart o f molasses syrup, three teaspoonfuls of vinegar; put in a small
piece o f butter. " You'-.cari' tell when
it is boiled enough ] by dipping your
finger into a cup o f cold'water, then
into the candy, quickly back into the
water, and i f that which sticks to
your finger is hhrd and snaps, the
candy is done, and should "be poured
upon a greased marble or tin pan3 ;
add a little essence o f lemon, theu
pull it till it becomes white.
A d m in is tr a to r ’ s S a le .“
la the matter o f the Estate of John Dearmond, deceased.
virtue of an order of sale of tho Probate Court of
BYBerrien
County, made ihatwenty-fourth day of De
cember. A. D. 1577, to me, the undendgoed, directed, X
do hereby give notice; that in pursuance of said Order of Sale, X wilt sell on
Sponge or Jelly ’Cake.— Two eggs,
and cup o f sugar, five,-teaspoonfuTs -of
water, one and one-half cups o f flour,
one and one-half teaspoonfuls o f bak
ing powder. For je lly cake bake In
layers.
A Cheap Fruit Cake. — To one
quart o f sifted flour add a teacup o f
sugar, half a cup o f washed dried
currants, two teaspoonfnls o f baking
powder and alspice to taste ; rub all
thoroughly into the flour; .then stir in
cold water to. make at .stiff batter.
Bake an hour, first'half boftr quickly,
then slowly.
Flo F lo Cakes.— One pound of
sugar, ono pound butter, eight eggs,
one pound and a quarter flour, two
ounces currants and a half nufm eg;
mix the butter .with the sugar and
sp ice; then add iialf the eggs, and
heat fo r a few minutes; add the rest
o f the eggs, and work for five min
utes longer ; stir in the flour and cur
rants, then' bake into shape.
S a t u r d a y , t U e 3 d 3 > a y o f A u g u s t , A.XKXS7S',
at pubUo-vendoe, a t 2 ojclock in the afternoon o f rsaid
clHjyia front of the First Nations) Bankof fl uebanan,
iu. the village ok Buchanan, lots, numbered thirty-two
(32) aud,thirty-tbreo (33}. and~all that part o f lot thirtyone(31) not included iu a. certain deed heretofore exe~
c.nted. by Oari^tt Morris and Sarah Ann Morris, his wife,.
toJouathan. P Roe, being the eame premises described
in a deed by John DdArmbnd.Or., and wife to John DeArmond, Sr., dated tha 23d day of February, A,l>.1874,
Uod recorded in the office oi the Register of Deeds of said,
Ctmuty, at page 01S,of Liber45 ofDeeds. Said lots being;
iu Hamilton's original plat o f the Village: of. Buchanan,
Cbunty o f Berrien and dtate o f Michigan.,
Terms made;known on the day. of sale..
1917
GEORGE H RIOUAKD3. Administrator.
Chancery Notice.
CiTATE OP MICHIGAN, Second Judicial Circuit—Tn
O Chancery. Suit pending iu the Circuit Court for the:
County o f Berrien, in Chancery, at Berrien Springs, In
shUX .County and State, on tho 29th day o f June.! A . D.
■I87S.
‘
DoraXIndaay, Complainant, vs. Charles Lindsay, De
fendant.'
Itappoariujf upon, due p roof on file that Charles Lind-eay,.the defendant i n the abOTe cause, is n o t a resident
o f the State o f Michigan but is a resident o f the State o f
Wisconsin. On motion o f A,. Plummer,. Solicitor for
complainant, it is ordered, that the said deiendant,
Charles Liudsay, do appear and answer the i b illo f com*
plaio&nt, filed in said cause on the 8th day o f October,
A . D.IS7S, and in default thereof, that: the said bill be
, taken as confessed by said defendant.; And it is further
ordered, that the complalnaat cause this order to be
published within twenty days from this date in some
newspaper printed and circulated. In the said County o f
Berrien, once In each w e s k fo r six successive weeks, o r
that she cause a copy o f this order to be personally served
upon the said defendant at! least 'tw enty days before the
: time above prescribedrfof his appearance.
Dated J uly 3,1878.:‘ V
f
LAWRENCE 0 . TYFE,
Circuit Court Commissioner in and for Berrien County,
Michigan.
!
A .P luhxxr , Solicitor for Complainant.
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T H E G E N U IN E
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Treniont
House,
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is sometimes an attendant. The patient
complains o f weariness and debility ; he
is easily startled, his feet are cold or
burning, and he complains o f a prickly
sensation o f the. skin; his spirits are
low;; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would 'be beneficial to him,
yet he can scarcely summon up forti
tude-enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several o f the
above symptoms attend the disease, but
cases have occurred where few o f them
existed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the l i v e r to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
D r . C. M c L a n e ’s . L i v e r P il l s , i n
c a s e s o f A g u e a n d F e v e r , when taken
with Quinine, are productive o f the
most happy results. N o better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. W e would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them a f a i r , t r i a l .
F or all bilious derangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEW ARE
O F IM IT A T IO N S .
T h e g e n u in e are n e v e r sugar coa ted .
E v e ry b o x has' a red w ax seal on the lid ,
w ith th e im pression D r . M c L a n e ’ s L i v e r
P il l s .
T h e genuine M c L a n e ’s L iv e r P il l s b e ar
th e signatures, o f C. M c L a n e an d F l e m in g
B ros , on the: w rappers.
In sist u p on
h a v in g
the g en u in e t)R . C.
M c L a n e ’ s L i v e r P i l l s , p rep ared b y F lem in g
B ros., o f P ittsbu rgh , P a., the m arket b e in g
fu ll o f im itation s o f th e nam e i i f c X a n e ,
spelled differently b u t sam e p ron u n cia tion .
.LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEARCHER;
^Totter'. Scrofula, Ulcers, Boils, Pimples,
m and allM lood disease* yield toils yvouderful powers. B u re B loo d Is the guarantee
of health.J-.Brooki,
Read : “ Pafn&tnUe,
It cured my ion
O. of**21ctr,Serof*
cured-1
f my child of.‘Eryiipelai
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Price
91.
R.
£.
SELLERS
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Px- Sold by
DruggitU and,
.Xup*n*
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h < li the greiteit B l o o d J X e m e d r of the i ;e .
T a r r e d -P a p e r
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-T I I K M I iW A U K R E ;
m m^MSIGAL MSIHUIE.
SatAblished 1807 and .Chartered by the State X>fflilatnra
for the improved treatment .of nil Private and C&ronlo
Siaoases mentioned in this c*«L' Just published,
<-“ -TH E -!SILEN TTH lE N D I»
y o u r j r e c o 'i f i ;:
,
A confidential Adviser for theyounr and
znU'he aged of,both sexes {OHaliDIseaa*
m e n d a t i o n r t o . * . u s o ’ ’ t a r r e d " p .a p e r - f a s m i u E i ^ X ' ics of a -[Private N ature, axlsxsgfrom•".*i|r™^^™ ^/iViEarly.Âhii*oe‘;ocIaleotion, SeminalT
p r e v e n t i v e f o r H c e i n i p o u l t f y , K o u B e 3 ;rpc'î?Wea3tncast*ind.Losfl
of Manliood^ and the best meant*
* Act cute i*wiih-valuabIeladYice-to~tlie.MaRied and those
a n d , y o u r r e q u e s t fo T th o s e ", in t e r e s t e d
eontemplatlnc Mairiager including a treatise on Female
Diseases, and •Chronic Affections o f the Throat* Lungs
t o i r e p o r t ; c 1 'h a v e * d i n e d * m y ' b t u r d i D 'g $
jnd Skin; Catarrh, Cancer, Rupture,rFiIcs,FlstuIa,the Opt*
um Hohlt^cTIt contains SODIugepages and numerous onb e t w e e n e v e r y v p ie c e b f b o a r d
o r t im
A g e n t le m a n ., .w r i t i n g t o
World; s a y B : “ i _ r e a d -
ber,
fa r
and
have
even
not
th e
Poultry
i n t o m y 'n e s t s ,- a h d s o
s e e h a lo u s e > a b o u t .
-I -
Ibo principles ofjnedicsl practice in their treat
. . •'1’ricelOcU. r Address. Attending Physician,
- ~
> M , A S . IN STITU TE, . ;:."S k
J 7o.43ff-V7oteroti,r-ri- XHiWAXTKES.Wlm;
h a d a . h e n - h o u s e o v e r r u n w i t h l i c e ,t w o
years
ago,
The Mule.
-b u t u p o n
, „
.G
C
' GBJrs.^Taka'"!^;
part grated corn ? a d two par^s ^>f
water, thicken *with "Graham flour a
little thicker than for soft biscuit. ' j
U
“ Oneotthe.best.rem edles for Catarrh, nay the be3t
rem edy we have fonnd in a lifetim e o f suffering, is San -co B b 's ’R auioai.- Cu r b . I t Is n o t unpleasant to take
through the nostrils, and there com es with each bottle
a small glass tube fo r use iu inhalation. I t clears the
head and throat so thoroughly that, taken bach morn• lug on rising, there are no unpleasant secretions and no
disagreeable hawking during the entire day* but an un
precedented clearness o f vo ice and respiratory organa."
— Jlev. J.M. WlffQin,iii Dorchestei', Mass., Beacon.
Cider Mill Screws, Saw Arbors,
&0., &c., made to order.
Shalting,
Pulleys, ’ Hangers,
Couplings and mill supplies fur
nished on short notice.
Shop on Chicago street,"near mill
race.
16tf
The word mule oomes from the
Greek and signifies “ to stop.’ ’ - Like
multiplied by like produces like.
Grasshoppers multiplied by grasshop
pers produce.famine, and:;pota'to;bu'gB
Each package contains Dr. Sanford’s' Im proved InTube, with full directions for use in all cases.
multiplied by potato.bugs p'roduce a •, 'haling
P rice, fl.0 0 .. F o r sale b y all W holesale and RetailDruggists
andD ealera-throughout the U nited States and B L A C K A S T H E R A V E N ’S W IN G S
rise in the price of yeast; But when
.Canada. WEEKS & POTTER,.G eneral Agents and
IS K ID D E R ’ S
you try to multiply mules-ky mules ' W holesale Druggists, Boston, Mas3,
they don’ t multiply, and hence the
IJ V Ivword mule. He", has no more sense
Nftver niota!
H o* b Freely!
of taste than a stone jug;, and will
Never Spreads ! Always Ready!
Perfect B lack! No hiss or trou
eat any thing that ;oon taiiis!mutriment,
ble ! It Is used without prepar
ation ! Sold by all drugglnta andatid he don’ t care ;whether■it be
stationers. Torrey, Templeton
& Co , New Yoik, Proprietors.
one per cent, or twenty-nine. The;
mule is a good worker, but.he is lia
W H E N FEVER AN D AGUE,
ble to strike, and when a mule strikes, j F o r Xibcal F a in a ,I ja m e n e a s , S oreB eaa.'W eak- M A L A R I A , A N D A L L F E V E R S C A N
B E CURED
human calculation fails; to' find, out
nsaa,- H u m b n eaa a n d Inflam m ation, o f the;
F O R 5 0 CENTS,
any rule by which' to reokon when he? .Xiungs, X iiva r, K id n e y s , S p le e n , B o w e ls:
I t is criminal to mfi'er. An absolute means of cure is
will go to- work again'/=You .never! Bladder, Heart, and Muscles, are equal to
found in
ean really know whether you like a* an army o f doctors, and- apreB o f plants
,
S H O L L ’S
mule or not till you-have'heard him! and shrubs. E ven in Paralysis, Bpilepay
sing. I have been through' the New
or Fits, and ITervoug and Involuntary MuaThis specific cures not only Chills and Feveta, but
York Stock Excfiange-and spent part
os'ery form o f Malaria! tafut, trom Aching Bones to the
bular Action, this Blaster, b y Rallying tha Shakes. There is no mistake about-it, if yoa get the
o f a day in a boiler factory,? and> have
Hervous Forces, hag effected Cures -when right article.
Remember the name—S l i o l l ’ s A g n e P i l l s . Re
been on one or two iSunday school;
member the price—F i f t y C e n t s .
every other known remedy has failed.
I
f your druggist h.is none, I will send them b j mail
excursions for children, but I never
on receipt o f 50 cents, or I will sends box'free to a n y
3 ? rlc e , 2 5 C e n t s .
porson uot able to pay for them. Address,
knew -what noise was till I heard a ,
JOSEPH SH0LL, Burlingtonj N. Ji
lot of army mules bray. The mule
Has one more leg than a milking ; Asfc fo r C ollina’ V o ltaio B laster, a n d in stool, and: he can stand on one and t sla t o n h a v in g -it. S o ld b y a ll W holesale E V E R Y
B L E M IS H
'a n d B e'tail D ru g g ists th ro u g h o u t th e U n ite d
ON B E A U T Y
wave the other three round in as’
!s
quickly
removed
by Dr . T. Felix Gouraud’ s Oriintal
S ta te s a n d C an ad as. "W E E K S & P O T T E R ,
many different directions; One of
Cream, or Magic Beautifier.
ThsOrieutal Cream is not a cheap clap trap paint to
the dead certainties about'a "mule is “Proprietors,-Boston,-Mass,
bedaub the skla with rediculouA bneb atul leave the com*
plexlon'ruined.
I t is a dolighiliil, artistic lotion the use
that he is sure-footed, especially with
o f which canuot be detected, and whlcli' removes every
his hind feet. He never misplaces
blemish instantly.
—
H eadach e
The Oiisutal Cream has for many years b een 'to the
them.
I f he advertises; thit’ his-feet
fashionable ladies in Europe and America * the Secret of
Positively Cured by
Beauty.” Its effects are immediate, giving at once a
those Little Pills.
will be at a certain Spot at~a certain
lovely life-like tiut, a soft, brilliant, and natural complex
T h ey also r e l i e v e
ion,
o f wondrous delicacy and dazzling beaaty.
Distress
fVomDyspeiv
time, with a Bample b f mule’shoes t o ,
O^Seo to it that yoa get the genuine Oriental Criam .
sla, - Indigestion and
T oo H e a rty Eating.
which he would call yohr attention,
bparing the signature o f Da. T. F sliX Gouraud. the in
A perfect rem edy for
ventor. Look out for imitations , partly similar in name.
Dizziness, K a n s e a ,
you will always find theni’there at th e:
Solti'by Draggtata and Perfumers, Address o f the pro
Drowsiness,Bad Taste
prietress, M adame M. B. T .Q oURaud, 4S Bond St,, New
fn tlie M o u th , Coated
appointed time,—-Boston G-lobe.
York.
RAVENINDELIBLE
C O L L IN S ’
V O L T A IC
PLASTERS
Tongue, Pain in the
Side, «fcc. T h ey regu
late the B ow els and
prevent Constipation
and Piles, 'T he smalleet and easiest to take. Only one piU a dose.
40'inTa vial. P iirely V egetable . P rica 25 cents.
Sold b y all Druggists.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., Pi-op’ rs, Erie, Pa.
Pivo.Viala b y mail for one dollar.
E s t a b lis h e d t u 1851.
T h e F ir s t P e p s in .
Dr. J. S. Iloughtoifls" PURE PEPSIN.
A New. Hampshire- man waa_going
Mr J II E aton. o f Philadelphia, who le sole 8UCcesso
on a trip^.with t,he partner ^ f his.bo]to Dr. J . 3 llounHTON, still prepares this unfailing reme
dy for ilvpppptic3 according to ihe original' formula.
sqm recently, and the train, started
H O U G H T O N ’ S P E P S E V ls t h e O ld e s t* t h e
off very ' suddenly jvhile he .was talk
C h e a p e s t , t l i e B e si^ t h e S c i r e s t C u r e .
Try It, ye Dyspeptics. When your physfeiah orders
ing with his friends. He grabbed
Pepsin, insist upon having Houghton's, Take no other
recommended because the dealer can make more on it.
hold o f a woman, chucked her .on the
Get tlie original Houghton's and you w ill be cured.
J . H . EATON. Philadelphia, Proprietor
train, jumped after;' her, and;.away
AYEAE. Torrey. Templeton Sc Co..N ew York, Gan’ l Agents.
they Trent, a thousand y miles_31an AYEAE.
hour, .with his wife shrieking;and;tear- W A N T E D ^ Z o o F fin e * t0Canva8S
ing her hair on the platform,.'.>nd |a
a woman he never saw before goingw n t 0
t n w t .
in high, hysterics in the car, calling;
him a monster, . and yelling . “ Save"
SNQI1I 8II and GERMAN, PROTESTANTftnd
.
CATHOLIC
m e!”
B y a terrible mistake he had
tcece/aIc l c : « S t o w n
Comprising nearly 1 0 0 different S T Y L E S , with hugot hold o f the, wrong woman, and 'merous..elegantly III nstrated Explanatory Features
The most C O M P L E T E , P E R F E C T S : JBEAX7Established
the ; conductor^ refuBingj to listen to T I P U L line o f Bibles ever offered to the American
*
—
1822.
his explanation,,kicked,him,put .of ;the "public.
;
, —ALSO ON OUR—
chr, the.brakeman: chuckled-.hip into" 'Grand'Combination Prospectus of 150 Purchasers o f Brown’s Ginger are warned against pirat
ical counterfeits intended to be sold on the splendid rep
the .ditoh,; the; sheriff met him before
utation o f this matchless article. A ll real Brown’s GinDistinct Publications.
prepared, by F rbdsrick B eoWN, Philadelphia, and
he g ot: half way back. tor town.and '* Representing Agricultural. Biographical, Historical, geris
the label bearing his name is incorporated with his
and Miscellaneous Works,~aud Family, Pulpit private C. S. Internal Revenue Stamp,, to counterfeit
put hand cuffs, on him,- j.and.-yyjien he Religious
and Pocket Bibles and Testaments, wanted in every fam which is felony.
at last got hqme,-; he saw, his.bjusiness" ily .''
*. . . '
•
_ A N o v e l F e a t u r e i u C a n v a s s i n g ] . Sales
B r o w n ’ s G in g e r—io r T r a v e le r ’ s u s e .
partner h o lin g hiB; jwife-* on^his lap;! made, from thlB Prospectus, when all Biogle books fail.
B r o w n ’s G in g e r —fo r Sam m er^Coinislalut*
and telling her that there were men! "A lso GENERAL and LOCAL AGENTS WANTED on our B r o w n ’s G in g e r—f o r C r a m p s a n il C olic.
i
in the world who loved her much bet
B r o w n ’ s G in g e r—fo r S e a S ic k n e s s , N a n sea.
ter than her faithless husband ever
B r o w n ’ s G in g e r —S t im n la u t : n o r e a e tlo n .
the. most Comprehensive* Reliable and Accurate History
did.
B r o w n ’ s G in g e r—u se d l>y A r m y & W a v y .
ALL KIND S OF
DONE WITH
k
Book,
AT THE
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AT THE
P A B il o f 45 acres, best quality o f U sd, good
,
situation, good improvements,' within one ‘^RSg
m ilo o f Berrien Springs* A n acre o f grapes, good
orchard, and all kinds o f small fruits. Terms ea sy ;
p rice.low ; title clear*
Sneers.
o f the ;Great. Contest between, the RUSSIAN and the
TURK. - With ita 300 elegant Eogravinge, Maps, and
Plans, the most ihowy, desirable and useful B ook now
published. For Circulars and Liberal Terms, address,
A ny body can soil the reputation j- JOHN S.' POTTER &00., Publishers,
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PH ILAD ELPH IA.
o f an individual' however, chaste, byuttering a suspicion that', bis enemies
wifi believe, and bis ,friends never
bear of. A .'
,
q
f
:million of tbe^ Be'B'ds o f ’’a’ tBisti^^nd:
do the work o f mischief which the
husbaiidmai! -must laboY long to undo, .They Are The Best. Ask For Them,
the particles being too fine'to b e !8een,
F o r S a le E v e i-y v v h e i-e .
and too light to be-stopped;. Such
are the BoedB o.f slander, ô. easily
D R , A V J. R O E & C O .,
sqwn, so difficult to. be gathered up,
2 3 4 W o o d w a r d A v e ., D e t r o it .
and yet b o pernicious in .th eif fruits^ Corea Pilea^wfthout K nife, Caustic, Ligature or Detention
from Business . No cure, n o pay. Consultation freo.
The slanderer''knows that many a Beat'ol References given.
• 10w4
înd. will 'oatcu-. ‘h y 1. th3*[>P£g&t| :.arfd
become
without ever seekineâH''antidote! No
reputation can refute a sneer, nor any
human skill4 pfeveni'itV' "
And yet we! often hear shbers cast
upon the reputation ofJitHSgmos't;
chaste in the cquntry, andjiay.e known
the life o f many a pure womanvblaats.
ed by the sneer from" theîndiscreet:
person who bore no ’malice, but in-i
dulgod in. a thoughtless ^conyjrsationv
W e cannot; he].too car.efplfhowwe
speak, our thoughts. I f, they.are |not
kind, they should reinaiif' burie.d:m>
; our bosoms.
.Let nq ihdisoreet1Word:
iaj ure the good nam e'of our'height
>bor.
Seeley’s Extracts,
SeeleysPerfiiines.
Seeley’s Hair Oils.
B r o w n ’s G in g e r —u sed a l l o v e r t h e w o r ld ;
B r o w n ’ s G liig e r —c o u n te r a c ts Im p n re w a
te r.
B r o w n ’ s G in g e r —p r e v e n ts M a la r ia l D is
ease*
B r o w n ’ s G in g e r —D e lic io u s S u m m e r
D r in k .
B r o w n ’ s G i n g e r —e x c e l l e n t
t is i n *
iu
F o r g e ' the F i r s t D o s e
P r o v id e n c e .
Mu. FI.H.S tevens:—
bear Sir,— 1 li lvo fn-en a
sufldror Horn Dropsy. T
was confined lo my hmitto morn limu a year. M r months
o f the time T whh entirely lu lulhBs. I was obliged to
Imve two men help inn In mid out of bed I was swollen
19 inches larger than mv uatural sizrt around my waist.
I suflerod »1I h in<»u ronld and Jive. T tried all remedies
for Dropsy. T bad three riifler»«nt doctors. M ylilends
all expected I would d io: ln*my nighls L wjB expec ed to
die before morning. At last Yegetluo wan Bant n e by a
friend. I never shall forget the firnt rtosiv X could re
alize its good eff ctn trom day to d a y; 1 u:aa getting
better Alter 1 had taken some 5 or. 6 h »ttles I could
walk trom one p^rt ot my room to the other. My appe
tite was good ; ilia dropsy had at this time disappeared
I kept taking the Tege*fne until 1 regained my usual
tunltb. I b e a id e f a gre>it many cures by using Yegecioo after I get out-BOd was ablo to attend to my work
l am $ carpenter and b u ld e r. I w ill also say It has
cured an aunt o f m y wife’s o f Nouralgin, w ho had suffer
ed for more than twenty years. Sbo says she has not
had poy neuralgia lor eigh t moinba. T have given it to
one o f my children fi>r Canker Humor. JLhave no donbt
in my mind it will cura auy humor; it is a great cleanser
o f the blood; It is safe to give a child I will rrcommend
it to the world My fat or i J 80 years old. and he Bays
there i6 nothiiig like it to give^strougih and life to an.
ogod person. I cannot be too thapktul for the use o f it.
Ia m ,
Tery gratefully yours,
JOHN S. UOTTAGE.
: A lt.D iseases of the B lood—I t Yegctipe w ill relieve
paio, cleoso, purity, and euro su:h diseases, restoring
the pucient to perfect health, after t r jic g different phyhiMauB, many remedies, suflerinc for years, is it not cooêlusive proof, I f yon are a enflerer, yon c m be cured?
|Why is this medicloe perform !og such great cures?
T t works in the biood. iu the ciiculating fluid. I t can
•truly be called the Great Blood Funder. Tbs great
"source «*f dirteaao orlgiuates in the blood; and uom edid u e that does hot act directly upon It, to purity and ren
ovate, has any Just claim upon public attention.
VEaETXH B
I OW E M Y HEALTH
TO Y O U R V A L U A B L E
VEGETINE.
N ewport, R r:, Apr., 29,1877
Mr . U. H. Stevens.;
Dear Sir.— Uaviug suffered from a breaking onfc o f
Cankerous Sores lor more than five years,, cûaed by an
accident of a frs’Clured boue, which tincture ran Into a
roni ing sore, aud having used everything Icon ld th in k
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C u red m e w h e n tlie
D O C TO R S R A IL E D . •
Cincinnati, 0., April 1 0 ,1S77.
D r . H. R, Stevens:—
Dear Sir,—I was seriously troubled with Kidney Com
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iu the city, I have used you r Yegetine for this disease,
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Yonrs trnly.
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iorge,’ Vsaid the little girl. “ Butrl
don’ t know such a hymn.1’ “ Yes
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lly Comfort and Georgia Turner,
you know.'’ The mother H ang" over
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child exclaimed : “ That’s It I That’s
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The particular verse that fixed
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and proved a source o f much gratifi
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’ • T is re ligion that cau g iv e
S olid y-omfort while w e lir e .’ Tis religion can supply
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“ Btxravagance is the cause o f
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“ We must be more economical. Teh
years ago I commenced working in a
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and in less than a year I o wned the
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or §3,000 a month on a salery of §5
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amalgam.” •
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American peanuts have been'
introduced into _ Southern France.
The Florida cracker feeds them-to
his pigs, but the Frenchman makes*
them into “ real olive i il,” which he
exports to America, where we smack
our lipa over it and s a y : “ flow
strange olivts won’ t grow in ibis
country .” —Lowell Courier.
A lady fainted recently at a
temperance meeting in .Des Moines.
Two hundred hands idv duncarily
thrust themselves into the left breast
pockets of two hundred coats, then
the owners happened to think, and
the lady was carried to a neighboring
drug store in order to be restored to
consciou sn ess.— Keokuk Constitution.
good old farmer found him
self one day with his hired boy at the
farther end of the row when the din
ner-horn sounded. Anxious to make
every step count, be commenced to
hoe his way back, saying to the boy
as lie did so, “ Thomas, do you t-ver
think about dying?” “ Y ts ,” Said
Tom, “ I think I shall die pretty soon,
if I don’ t have some dinner.”
BSy-Dentist, to old lady about pur
chasing some false teeth : “ For mas
tication, my dear madam, they cau
only be surpassed, by nature herself.'”
Old la d y : “ Oh, laws, d octor! I
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if I can only chaw with ’ em.”
!B@=Ilobinson (after a long whistbout at the club)— “ It’s awfully late,
Brown. What will you say to. your
w ife?” Brown (in a whisper)-—“ Oh,
I shan’t say much, you k n ow ; ‘ Good
morning, dear,’ or something o’ that
Sort. She’ ll say the rest.” — [Punch.
Jt®“ T f a man is to be baptized it
ought to he done thoroughly. The
other day a convert was immersed,
and when he went home he,- tpok-with
him the minister’s pocket boqk.f tjlf
he had been held hnder water, for half
on hour this accident would never
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or w ill take in exchange a good team, harness and wagon. ;that catgut; in wet’ weather'shrinks,
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Mrs. FR A N C W H IT M A N , Agt., Buchanan.
T £ H A / T D ’P C I 7 80 screB im proved; 80 acres o f
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north o f Galien. W ill be sold at a bargain. » A sm all. ip.ended against - the^ wall'indicate] the’0
payment down, remainder on longtim e at seven per cen t.'
interest.
• weather by rising .;befqre0iram ianSv
sinking - before, fair - weather/ r* Salt
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of toe B la d d e r . K id n eys* L iv e r , L u n r a , Ajthma, CaUrrh,
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Tho Ellen villa (N. Y .) Journalmys:
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‘The
captain qf the canalboat', P; H.'i
CELEBRATEb
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INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
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* B ostvobth & Co;; Denver, Col., large and Influential
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and universal satisfaction.- N o other disease Is so
wi-nty five feet and' brought up a 4i alarmingly
prevalent in that region. They speak o f the
l follow ing gentlemen as am ong their best citizens: —
DYSPEPSIA AN D SICK HEADACHE,
piece of iron thrown overboard! > On
SORELYAFFLICTED.
Monday a piece of wood arid a ' piece
,7. O. Bosicoi'th & Co., Denver, C ol.: Gentlemen.'—
pted b y a fellow-feeling fo r tbOBc afflicted with
o f iron tied together were' thrown1 ‘prom
Catarrh, I wish to .add m y testimony in behalf o f Sa n
’ s R adioaX C u r b f o b Cata r r h . I have been
overboard, and to them waB attacbVd' ford
sorely afflicted w ith tbls fearful disease fo r four years,
A IN in the right side, under the edge
and have tried every-kn ow n rem edy w ith ou t avail*
P o f the ribs, Increases on pressure; u small line with which to hauV.up .thq untlt
lb o u g lit a.bottfo o f th e above Cu r b from you ,
hich gave m e almost Instant relief. I t being a consti
ilou; when he had recovered th eiofm ef' wtutional
os w ell as a lo ca l remedy* I believe It to b e ell
sometimes the pain Is In the left side;
that Is claimed fo r it* a R adical Care fo r Catarrh.
the patient is rarely able to lie on the* articles. He gathered liimselPup'In
V ery truly yours, TTM. AMETIVE,
Denver, 9ept.23,1875.
with Jenson, Bliss & Co.
the style of a man or a frog when Vn ‘
left side; sometimes the pain is felt
GREATLY-AFFLICTED
tering the Water, ahd'-ift^r''ib'#iti^'*utf'!under, the shoulder blade, and it fre
Messrs. J', O.Jto&corth& Co.,Denver : Gentlemen, —I
quently extends to the top o f the shoul
der for a time appeared with tlie'wqod, take
pleasure inrrecom m endlng Sanford ' s R adical
C
tjrk t o r Ca ta b r u t o all w h o arc afflicted with this
der, and is sometimes mistaken for
and iron in his mouth and wa's nauled’ disease; L.X'WftS grcat)y afflicted with it for a lon g time,
and
cured
It with tw o bottles o f the above Cu r b . A bout
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach
on board the boat, hanging tby Ibis
a year afterwards I was taken again with Catarrh quite
severely, and imm ediately sent f o r another bottle,
is affected with loss o f appetite and
teeth to the wood attached to the rope.
w hich nxed m e all right, gfv in gm e re lie f from the nrsc
dose. l a m confident that this rem edy will d o all that
sickness; the bowels in general are
He has only one known rival at thiB
is claimed fo r it, and m ore t o o . 'Wishing you. success
costive, sometimes alternative with lax;
In its introduction, la in , v ery trulyjyours.
^ ,,
A . W . SMITH* o f Smith & Doll.
bptiinees,
the
latter
b.eing
„a
Ney,
the head is troubled with pain, accom
Denver, Oct.4,,lS73.
Foundlan'd dog owned: a't v.efpianckl‘^
panied with a dull, heavy sensation in
TRIED EVERYTHING.
Point on the Hudson. The distance
Engines, Threshing Machines,
the back part. There is generally a
; Messrs. J. O. Bosworth cfc Co., Denver, C o l: Gentlemenv
—I have used SaUtford’ s R a d ic a l Cu r b fo b Ca t a r r h .
he
irii.n
was
sunk
on
Monday
was
considerable loss o f memory, accom
Sawing Machines, Horse
•and it; has given p erfect, satisfaction. I have triad W ood
almost everything, and 1 t is the on1”’
panied with a pajnful sensation 'of hav- * nineteen fee.t. The oaptain - claims
glven-me relief. * i j therefore take p i ______ __ . __
Powers,
Mowing,
Heaping and other
mending its use t o all afflicted with Catarrh Of any kind,
ing left undone something which ought
that the dog sav d him from drowning
and offer .this as m y testimony to its beneflts.
Machines
repaired.
•'
Very truly, ^W .S , DECKER.
to have been done.' A slight, dry cough
at one time.”
Denver, Oct. 1,15^.
;r a p h e r
- has
Thursday,
.lU-iKC-q vus
m- Ei? BRADLEY,
Apple Cake.— Take two cups of
dried apples; stew ju st enough-to chop
easily; chop as fine as raisins and
boil in two cup3 o f molasses till pre
served through; drain off the molas
ses, then add two eggs, one cup o f
butter, one cup o f sour milk, two
teaspoonfuls o f soda, five cups o f flour*
and spices o f all kinds ; -add»the- ap
plesan d one large - cup o f raisins the
last thing;
~.
f
VI
Michigan,
The WroDg Womkii,
Minute Pudding.— Put three pints
o f sweet skimmed milk over the fire
in a porcelain kettle, or something
that will a good deal more than hold. it.
Salt it, and the minute it beils stir in
rapidly as-much flour as it will mois
ten.
Take quickly from the fire and
serve hot, with butter and sugar or
sirup.
- o a f . -f.TOlooÔ-'rlri^.. . I
R e c o r d ,.
45 Years Before the Public.
I t will cure
eigh t years standing.; re ce n t cases are cured
i n th re e to six days. I t has restored the
n « i; r i_ r \ f ■[ 4. lik
,, e it’ hhB ever- b e e n .known.
\
County
a., C old orG pugh'Jn. tw e n tjifo u r to tw enty-eight:
Bread Fried for Breakfast.— Take
one egg, one teaspoonful o f salt, beat
sufficiently, add one cup of water, dip
your slices o f bread in the mixture,
fry in meat dripping, have your spi
der hot when it is put in. .
•! r\
.
h is
T h o m a s ’ E d iS oiR iQ ;O tc'.w llf c u i'e c o m m o n S o r e -
Berrien
N E W ID E A
C o fT o o F ilt e x -.
Fils nuy coffee pot. P ric e 2 5 cts.
IMnkcs tlie coffee clear as red wine
witliout eggs or gclntinc, preserves
all thcaroma and saves 3 0 ^ cent.
Sold l)jr Grocers &Hardware deal
ers. Liberal discount to the trade.
Sample by mail on receipt of 8 0 c .
A g e n ts w a n te d . WATKINS &
iGIHMAN, OOHearbom St., Chicago
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Tlie Advortisor, Living been ponndueutly cured o f that
dread disease. Consumption, by a simple rem edy,is anx
Ioub to make knowu to his follow-sufferers the moans of
euro. To.aU who desire It, he will send a copy o f the
prescription’ used, froo o f charge, with the. directions for
preparing aud using tho same, which iliey will find,a%8U&s
iCORX for CoRSDMIIION, ASTHMA, BE0K0HITI8, Ao.
^ a
Parties wielilng the prosoription, w ill please address
,
B. A. WHiSONi 194Penn St,, TTlUiatniburghi N»Y
"8@=Both the goddess o f liberty
arfd the American eagle on the new
dollar don’ t look you square in the
ever They are afraid th ey. will 1e
dunned for the balance o f the dollar.
“ Are you the mate, o f this
ship ?” said a newly-arrived passen
ger to the cook. “ No, sir, I am the
man that cooks the mate,” said the
Hibernian.
A t 20,' a woman reacheff for
the trailing arbutus. Aut ;25 she is
after horse-radish. A t 30 she digs
roots for the blood. Such is-gentle
spring in the various stages~of feminine
liio.—-‘Banbury News.
woman dreamed th at her
husband would come home drunk as
a bli :d owl, and woke up..at two
o’ clock in -the morning, to finjl It true.
To prevent dreaming, go to bed‘With
out supper.
,
'
Jl ' m. ; • T“ it _ .
j ® “ The Buffalo JExpress modestly
replies to the Pittsburg Telegraph’s
inquiry, “ Gan two consfcitutera riot ?”
by saying, “ Not Unlpsa^they happen
to he married.”
2
ja«?“ How nicely this cofn-ptfps 1"
said a young man who was sitting
with his sweetheart before - the fire.
“ Yes,” she responded,! demurely,
“ it’s got over being" green.”
•
£ jg “ “ How can ! leave thee ?*’ said
Adam to Five. She" made nb reply,
but calmly pointed 'to a fig-tree in the
distance.
enny, what makes you such
a bad g ir l.?” “ Well, mamma, God
sent you the best -children'-ho^could
find, and i f they don’ t.'suitty'ou I
can’t h e b it.”
’
is said that if you thrash
potato vines with a gold headed cane
the bugs will make haste for’ other r
scenes.
A potato bug can’t ?go style ^
nohow.
tSg^Tho dollar- o f our forefathers
only gave them a quarter apiece after
all. *
' .
' jj@ “ Swallow tails never go out o f
fashion, hut it seems to us that news
paper readers don’ t Bwallow tales as
they used to.
*
B @ » A song.heard by a" h ive: “ Be
it ever so humble, there’s' ho place
like comb.”
• B @ iW h y ought poultry-koeping^to
•be a most- pr/>fitab(eT business? Bec.ause; for every grain you giye a fou l
it gives a peck. - .
;

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