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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-10
IVHIpPEE'S
RECT ANGULAR CHTRN

II tooJ. tie F.RST PEEUIJ.V ami .VPf CiAL
DIPLOHI, ot H. Crtforuio .stoie FAIR.
md also the First Premium At the aa Bu
rem County Agricultural tair. 1t IS admitted
by all who have thoroughly tired it, TO be the
best Churn ever invented being most easily
operated aud producing the best results. Il Is
really great saving to those who use It.
You've heard OF the man all tattered and torn
That married the maiden all forlon.
That MIXED the COW with cruImpled horn
Well, lately they bought Rectangular Churn,
More butter they make, and the money they
earn
Has made things take a different turn.
Hes dotted his rags and wears fine clothes,
She, once forlorn. looks sweet az rose,
And she wears smile wherever she goes.
And YOU hear lt remarked: Now who would
suppose
\ Churn could make such changes as those"
Tbs strange. but truth IS stranger than fiction,
So try the Churn. and it's my conviction
You'll never regret it: but thoroughly try IT,
And II You don't like 1t you needn't buy It.
NoHptoc'as,d mt for .Sala ot Whip.
pics mn, aegr Ppr Par, IAN
BW0 County, Michigan.
IT,. C1-I, -
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Prater has the best Japan Tea in town for
81 per h., warranted.
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For the largest. beat and cheapest assortmen
OF Ladies and Gents hose, go to c. L. Welton
4 Co., opposite Post Office, Paw Paw.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-10

Austins Ague Drops are superceding all
other Ague Cures, at =. II. Prater's and all
Druggists.
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CD. MELTON & Co., new Fin oil dealers
IN Drv Goods and Crockery at the old Post
ONCE building opposite the Court House. ere
selling goods at very moderate prices and have
already an increa ing trade. GO and see them.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-10

On improved uuiueUmlercd farms. lor ole ol
more vrtts For tsrws. CITE. enquire ci
e-r AFI itHI\ Iav en
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The largest stock of Embroideries and In
settings, Edgings, valenciennes and Imitation
Laces at Van Auker and Cos.
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House TO RENr-Enquire or J. W. Free.

Tor Sale.-Sweet Potato Plants by c.
T. Churchill. Address l.awton. Mich. OF in
qure at his Jewelry Store at Lawton. S92t3*
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Buy your White Goods and every thing in fine
Nusllns. Piques, etc. at Van Auken Il Cos.
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Austin's Ague Drops warranted to Cure Ague,
at J. ii. Prater's and all Druggists.
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II you want to buy a pair of good Lisle
Thread Gloves FOR l2i5 cents go to c. b. Vel
ton * Co.
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90 per cent saved by buying Your clothing
at Van Auken and COS.
Have your Clothing made at \ an Auken *
Cos. The largest stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings IN Western Michigan.
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MILLINERY
MRS. HOYT.

MRS. HOYT.
Has Just opened splendid assortment OF
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
Which she offers at very low figures. Call and
she will make prices suit. and show goods that
viii please you. Rooms over L. smith & Cos.
Paw Paw, Apr. %. lS72 S0jly
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Initial Note Paper cheap al the Auction
store, sign OF the red flag, Paw Paw.
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TEA. TEA. TEA. TEA,

Those who enjoy good cup OF Tea are here
CIV informed that choice article OF Japan Tea
an be had at the Grocery Store OF ". II. Gid
den. which will be sure 10 give satisfaction TO
all lovers Of that beverage. $40.
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The SINGER viii do the same work in hours
thar any other machine viii do in 10 hours. We
would cay TO those wishing to purchase ma
chine. try Singer. Any person may have
Machine 70 test 1t, delivered at their house. by
addressing
CHARLES 4. SMOLK, AGENT.
Office Cor. Haln " Niles SITS. Paw Paw, Mich
~ All finds OF Extras. sewing Machines
repaired. 1913
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j. ID. SCRIAiGER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent

NOTARY p BLIC AND CONVEYANCER,
Deeds. Contracts, MOI cages. etc. drawn. on
the shoIt est notice. Collections attended TO
with promptness. uGce, frst door east Of
Rroedsyine Hotel.
BRFEDSYILLE. MICH. s93
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CIRCUIT Court is in session, Judge Epson
presiding. The case of A. r. Wildey vs.. School
District No l. OF Paw Paw. is being tried at
this session.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-10

The latest styles OF Hats and Caps at Van
Nuken and Cos.
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TFg Fanny Denham Comedy Company have
been playing to good houses at Town Hail for
several nights. They give good entertain
nent. and are pronounced by those who have
taste for such matters as good PLAYERS and
performers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-10

To Cure Ague, take Austlns Ague Drops.
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CAsToRIA.-a substitute for Castor Ola
vegetable preparation containing neither Min
erals, Morphine or Alcohol. 1t is pleasant to
take, does not nauseate, and operates when all
other remedies failed. DR.. Pitcher has expert
mented fifteen years liz producing a preparation
moro efficient than Castor Oil, without its horrid
taste. The Castoria regulates the system; cures
constipation. stomach ache, Group and fiatulen-
cy, and kills worms. 1t does not distress or
grippe. BY its quoting, soothing effect 1t pro-
duces natural sleep, and is particularly adapted
to crying and teething children
We desire Physicians to test this article. and
will forward three bottles gratis to the address
OF any one 80 authenticated. Insist that your
druggist order il for you. 1t costs but so cents.
and one bottle will save many doctors bills
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-10

THE Fam cps CLUB Of Van Buren, County,
Mich, after discussion upon the subject Of
Wool, its production, preparation FOR Market,
prospective value a. affected by the Ts-lff,
adopted the following
ReS0lged. That in the opinion OF the Farmers
Club OF Van Buren, County. we are opposed 70
any innovation or tinkerlng With the present
Wool Tauff, both upon fine and coarse woods,
as unjust to the farmer. and deleterious to the
general agricultural interests Of the country
Paw Paw May 4th 1872.
il. WOODMAN, Pres.
A. c. GItDDEN, Sec.
The Monthly Temperance Meeting was held
q; the FreeN.ll Baptist church Sabbath eve,
tIay 9Th. For the first time we were dressed
bv a speaker from abroad. Mr.. Buck OF Kali
amazoo lectured upon the legal aspect Of the
Temperance question, dwelling especially upon
the justice OF the Prohibitory law and the right
OF the state thus TO protect itself against in
TEMPERANCE and its consequences. Such an ad-
dress coming from lawyer wr3 excee lingly
veil timed, as there Is a general feeling that in
ne law is our only salvation. land the duty OF
tts execution is incumbent upon all good clt-
yens The church was filled to its utmost ca
paclty, and Mr.. Buck was listened 20 with inter
IS. and left upon the audience most favorable
Impression. The continued interest Of our
citizens and the harmony which pervades the
society are hopeful ndicato ns. Thanks are
due to the Committee for their efficiency aud
.aithfulness. But while rejoicing at the work
AREA ~ accomplished we understand that the
ne has by no means come to fold our hands
snd relax our violence, aud what yet remains
70 do VII not escape orr attention.
7. y. O.
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Look EHerc.-A farm OF eighty acres in
Allegan Co. Trowbridge town, to rent or let on
shares. There are forty acres cleared and well
improved. There is sugar orchard Of 500
good trees also. l Will sell this farm on time
with a small sum paid on contract. This farm
is miles south OF Allegan.
Address VI. MASON, Physician and Surgeon.
Lake Mills, Van Buren, County, Mchigan.879tf
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SEEDS! SEEDS.

On hand and Tor sale az the lowest possible
prices
MAMMOTH CLOVER.
MEDIUM CLOVER.
PRIME TIMOTHY.
PRIME RFD-TOP.
PRIME NILLET.
SSi Ar ". q. SELLIcK's.
ID. b. Deands Best Saleratus al Gliddens
only 10 cents per pound.
MAY Flower Chewing Tobacco at Glidden's
for :1.2J.
We hear no complaints from that best japan
Tea every one who has tired II saws GlIdden
keeps the best in town.
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The TOTAL amount OF money appropriated
by Congress for the improvement of hsrbors IN
MICHIGAN ia S64q n00 divided IA follows.
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Paw Paw, Apr 18th, 1872.
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1jp per cent saved in buying your Boots. Shoes,
slippers. ETC., al Van Auken IL Cos.
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BE sure and attend the AUCTION Sales at c.
B. Welton Co.'S, every saturday afternoon
and evening.
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Tor salc.-Some choice land for building
or garden purposes adjoining the village. 1t
will be sold IN parcels OF from one to fifteen
acres Inquire OF l.. L. Hall just north Of the
village on the Allegan Road. S39ti
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Try Prater's Il Japan Tea, warranted to give
the best satisfaction
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II YOU want u buv anything CEEAF 40 20
Smtths AMI you viii End Sc u Full
BLOOM.
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We. STEWART. Secy
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OVER 80 SINGER MACHINES SOLD IN
VAN buren, COUNTY SINCE
OCTOBER l, 1871.
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21U. 2#t 20i. 1876
,arluee. ~ Is u
Corn is steady al 81 ,. aud oats at a. &C.
Beans are Grrl a. s2S0p per bu. Batter is on
tie aesne-uea dr' at 81 2js Eggs active
at fic, but without speculative feeling. Maple
sugar dun M 12r Ice Onions are nowhere
offered a. e2a2 20 per Dbl. sets dU' at 80 %
r2 go rer lu 0tatocs are arriv'1 g from Ohio
and u. ~ 'a immense quantities and offering
7t l5 lnecl Yates peaoLbIows nominal at 500
.Gc. Seed .s g1out done wItB-'i0ver ej.2
f.rrfIr aor- mutton 2' bee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-27
Tho Neee..l,, or i. vI.It Overcome.

Tho Neces.ity OF a vi.it Overcome.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
,oweyer distant, who may desire medical advice
IN their respective cases, and who think proper
o submit written statement oi suchin pre.er:
nee TO holding pcrsoDal f. tcryiew, are astnied
hal their communications Will be held Lost
.sc ed, and the cure guaranteed.
Ali letters murt &c addressed TO tho core.
,pondipg physician, thus: -
BENZ. F JUSSELYN, n. D.,
TBox t3Sl 8ls sacramento street.
Between Montgomery aud kearny.
. Iylt IL .f.---rr u .Sa, frapcitco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-27
peremptery Auction Sale.
..-.. ..',.H. o.
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR 4 SAFE
AND LUCRATIVE INVESTMENT.
the EMPIRE STATE MILL TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER.


1T ONE O'CLOCK pm. OF THURSDAY,
"A August the sih, at our talesroon. on G
slreet. Virginia City. we will sell TO the highest
bidder the 6ne roperty known as the EMPIRE
STATE MILL, with all its dependeI eier Tho
property consists OF: The mill. OF fifteen heavy
stamps; rock breaker Of Blako's patent; tix
horn pans with their seitlerr;a double Get OF
hoIlcrr; a hue engine. l6.inch bore; retortt,
water tanks. ETC., all complete. An of1ee build.
lug with dwell Dg attached; boarding nouss
with elcepine departments: stable WIN ali ~
needs castings, tools. cIc., thereto belonging:
Attached 10 premises, there h,a wslsrrisnt
sufficient to supply the mill alec . now,ng o,ng
, rpring OF cool. c ear water, moro than supplying
ssio neren,ptory and terms casb, ~ It 10 70
clore tho esiaie Of former owners: ,. .,a ali
This 10 an occasion reldom met Wild. sn1 n ~ ~
parties interested n mining and miuahR Will W
well to examine 'n'o oJ.'c. 'cURRIE 3 CO..
80, Auctioneers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-27

- RoMAScEs Of the old. fashioned kind
are not yet obsolete in England. The
daughter Of rich English barrtster
some time ago eloped with the coach
man, and thus excited the paternal
wrath beyond hope Of forgiveness.
Tho fugitive pair tired the experiment
OF love In u outage on the Island OF
jersey aud found II terribly discourag.
Ing business. They had hard time
oft. but q few weeks ago the solicitor
OF the hiyh-toued old barri.ter hunted
them up and Informed them that the
old ,nan relented just before his death
and LETT his daughter one-third OF his
large property. .a------- ID. Jos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-27

Go straight OH, and don't mind enc
mies. II they get iu your way, walk
round them regardless Of their spite.
a celebrated character surrounded
by enemies used TO remark. They
are sparks which, II you do not blow,
will 20 ont of themselves" Live
down prejudice. "was the Iron Dukes
J motto. Let this be Your feeling while
endeavoring to live down the scandal
OF t,iose who are bitter against you. II
You stop to dispute. you do as they
desire. aud open the way tor more
abu<e. Let the poor fellow talk-there
will be u reaction if you TO not per-
form your duty; and hundreds who
were once alienated from you Will
flock to you aud acknowledge their
error. ....--...
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
... rr,g... .EsrAsLIsHsD BE-.
DIR. ;. c. YOUNG, IN 1850,
For the Cure Of nll Diseasas Of the
Urinary ana sGe ns rntivc
organs, und
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS
em No. 8Is sucrumesto stre.s
F.' o. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
cures Guarantees. or No Pay REQUIRED.

/ enioyeu Oh tut. coast al uuiuteriup sue
ess Vi eighteen yrars, Anu hxe becVn1e one OF
ue reuOwued Hospitals VI the aye. " hat me
.eleDraleu LOCK hvspitai IL tu LOndon, aia inc
~ Ieps IeiI0M ueu erlaUllshnient ot hlcVrd 10 70
.'aIis, tnIS Institute hls 6ecvMe " tie PACING
Svaet. The tnvuran0e anLuhlly received aud
;urea al lhis place 10 IN POINT VI number oi pa
dents among the veiy nrst oi the world, aud
lie success vi It's treaIniuut rankst second TO
one. f.. ... ....s.ffr.f.r.
.eminnI weakuess or rspermatsr, hoa.
The young msu VINO experiences that growing
.raAuvrs iii LIS muscular anu mentsl orgaihLa-
ION, should stop " cUnsiaer. wnsnce II sriset.
iu Win unu IN tnv weakness VI the lack, tremo'
iuy vf tue hinbs, ulhurusred- digestion. uhac-
vuutable iailiLg oi the powers VI the mind,
,Islusle for svcIely, oreuu ol impending lrouo]e,
vreDouings VI evil. sleeplersLers, u9u1leo and
.sciyluur ureaius, growing ueufLess, lose o
uuscuiar power, aud numerous other symptoms
A uisvrL LaIIIZation. The positive truces VI thAt
uvsl terrible Hnu destructive VI ~ diseases
,euliuuI " cukuers- -wAstlbK away his powers,
lug his hopes oi lie ana mhnLCod, ana
.ravxinr him along the broken plth Of his sx
.teLce lowaTd premature nu lusihrome grave
% ulm whv nnls Ills life dribblibY out In tho
.lscuarge OI the vial principle oi exiuteuce IN
,,,cturlal uuu uiuruHl ginlssiCnb, Tie mere ces.
alton OF its appearance brings no assurance OF
aarriage, that holy ofnce, that safeguard and
uur Of manhood, urlnBs 70 5uch one no nopo
/ cure. but adus ~ his misery Ill the khowleogs
NAT the one who looks " him LOT 50 much oI
ar uapuiness, H. victim " hio evil. aha al IN.
.ocent companion tv his punishment. ne ndda
} hir misery and disoruer until nope taves
lui. There ID No rescue except u proper ano
viIli,l treatment. Those hu have btcome the
ictims Of solitary vices, that dreadful, issei.
rating anu destructive habit, " hich nlls thoo'
.aIds OF sick rooms with paralylics and con.
,umptiyes, ana hundreds Vi uLumey sralrsss sl,s
lie missuiued victims, should Son.uit Witn. tI:
nj n mumeiil'r = delay, one who Viii rympathlzee
yitb their suiterings. To such the Doctor wou!4
Especially addrers nimself, giving 70 eish ana AZ
.ssuruure oi khtkCl End PkhMhNENt
IUlE, wiluout hindIHucc TO business enAnks
II diet or fear OF expoeure.
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FOR r EN- r.

rur sourH HALF OF TIE LOWER stt
/ SfoIS OF Dr. Halls large New Bui q. E
INC ia offered for rcnt on reasonable terms. -
IL compriser handsomely finished room 62iee
Inn. ~ is Get wide. aud II feet high, and 10
we'll adapted for store or salesroom: y y rbo
ofthc most eligible ocations In Gold Hill, hslng
on Main STREET. opposite the. SEws ONCE. IN tns
heart OF the town. For further particulars ap'
piyHs,, -s ."' DIR. J. Q. HALL
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

Black -berrying is the rage now.
Remember the Base Ball game to day
Farmers are in the midst Of hay harvest.
Considerable sickness is reported in this vi
cinity
A number of persons of our coun ty are NOV
ing TO Tillamook.
Several of our citizens attended the camp
meeting at Sheridan. last Sunday
Several parties buying cattle in our coun
ty to be driven east of the mountains
The use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover will keep the hair soft and glossy.
Persons desiring certificates for teaching will
hereafter call on DIR Grubbs. instead ef Vine
yard.
Murphy Croasm an keep as fine selection
of Gentlemcns Dress Goods as can be found III
Salem.
lie got married.--Yes he did.-The reason
was because he boug ht his clothes OF Bolter s
Wortley
Justice should b, meted unto all. J II Bur
nett keeps it, as will be seen by his card in an
ether c9luu n.
This ho weather is causing many Of our pe"-
are prepari ng to go there
Prof Rutan will fill the appointment Of Rev
j James at the NJ Church, tom 'rrow even
, ing at seven o'clock
The rich perfume. of Il handsome boquet pre-
seuted by Miss Martha Haygood have filled
our office the entire week.
We are inform,I Il tha; thsrs is regular or
ganized band of bar glars iufestiug the vicinity
of SheriIan, Yamhill e,unty.
"Where did you get that beautiful dress?
Inqured one lady of another the street. re
Gently. "At Lees" xas the reply" They
have plenty more of the same material
Mr. Dan Holman of Yamhill, has / bead o
sheep from which he recently sheared l6e pound,
ofwool; over ten pounds to the feece-How i,
that for high? Bea; it who can :
Our little folks, though enjoying a respite
from the labors of the day school, are many Of
them busily engaged preparin for the enter
tainmcnt next Thursday
Mr. J Rigg has just returned from trip Ia
Ya1uina. He reports the road in fair con
dition, fish aud potatoes plenty, and people as
happy as clans at high tide.
Painting. Accord ng to promise, we prssen
TO our readers the card of Messrs. Brown j.
Reynolds. And according to agreement the
do all their work. Give them call
In a short ride of three hours last Saturday
we noticed three new school houses, scvcra
dwellings and large number OF barns aac
granaries in process of erection, Our pcopl
are evidently feeling the effects Of good times.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

Was He Poisoned? THE morning after the
Christmas dance party Of two, one of whom
was very much intoxicated, stopped at a house
few miles from town and requested to be fur
nished with accom- modations as one Of them
said he was sick, and could go no further. This
request was complied with, and they were
ushered into a roo IN where there was a very
warm fire. The gentleman of the house per-
ceiving the condition of the one who claimed
to be sick, and being inclined to joke, piled
more wood ON the fire, at the same time telling
the sick man to get closer, as it was very
Gold morning. In few minutes the fellow be-
gan 10 get warm, and an attack Of vomiting en-
sued. In great agony he exclaimed, "I, hic, I'm
hic, poisoned, hic, by-hie "The host informed
him that he had no stomach pump but would
give him an aatidote which would relieve him
until the arrival Of q doctor. Mixing up dose
OF salt and water, he gave it to the sick man,
who began to show signs of internal commotion
and again began his contributions to the public
fund. This he continued until thewhiskey had
about reappeared when he went to sleep, After
refreshing slumber he left declaring ",hat
would be the last time he would give any,
body chance to poison him.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13
Midsummer Maladies.

The hot solar rays that rpen the harvests gen
crate many distressing diseases. If the liver
be at all prcdisposed TO Irregularities, this i.
the season in which bilious attacks may be an
ticipated. A weak stomach, too, is weakest If
the summer months, and the loss of vitaiit,
throngh the pores by excessive perspiration j,
30 great, that wholesome tonic, combinin,
also the properties of diffusive stmulant and
gentle exhilarant, is in many eases necessary
health, and under circumstances should he
dispensed with by the Sickly and dilapidate d.
OF all the preparations Intended thus to refresh.
sustain, and fortify tho human Frame there 8
none that will compare with Hostetter's Cet.
brat,d Stomach Bitters. They have bee
weighed in the balance of experience and no
found wanting; have 'cn recommended from
the first as n great medical specific, rot as
bev, rage, and in spite of interested opposition
from innumerahle quarters. stand after n twenty
years trial, at the head Of all proprietary med.
icines intended for the prevention of all orii
nary complaints of the stomach, the liver q
bowels, and the nerves. In the unhealthy dis
tricts ,rdering tn" great rivers of Calfornia
Hostetter's Stomach Bttters may he classcd a 5
the standard one for every species of intcrmit
tent and remittent fever. The people who in
habit those districts, pa,c the most implici
confidence in the prcparation--a confidence tia
increased every year by the results of its on
ration
As bitters so called, of the most perniciou
character, arc Springing up like fungi on ever,
side, the public is hereby forcwarnea against Il
ram>shop frauds. Ask tor lIostctters Ritter,
see that the lanel etc, are corroet and remem
Der that the genuine article is never cold in bul
but in bottles only.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

Musical Entertainment. Next Thursday
evening, the musical class of Prof Rntan will
give another of their popular entertainments,
at the Court House in the town of Dallas
last spring by the Prof. and his class, and
which gave such general satisfaction. This is
a home institution and should be countenanced,
and supported by all who feel interested in the
Advancement of our young people. They have
made rapid progress under the able leadership
of Prof. Rutan, and we feel sure all who at
tend the exercises W i'll feel amply rewarded
and those who do motif any there should be-
will miss a rich treat. Let there be full
house.