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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-02-14

UK. SA6E'S CAI AKKH RtMtDY.
It's the only form of instrument yet invented
with which fluid medicine can DO carried high up
and perfectly applied to all parts of the affected
nasal passages. and the chambe cavities com.
municating Herewith in which sores and ulcers
frequently exist. and from which the catarrhal
discharge generally proceeds Tho want Of sue.
cess in treating catarrh heretofore has arisen
largely from the impossibility of applying RENE.
dies to these cavities and chambers by any of
the ordinary methods This obstacle in the way
of efiecting cures is entirely overcome by the
invention of the Douche. In using this instru
ment. the Fluid Is carried by It's own weight tno
s""a n off ii gS sg
highest portion Of the nasal passages, passes
into and thoroughly cleanses all the tubes and
chambers connected Herewith, and flows out of
the opposite nostril Its uso is pleasant and
simple that a child can understand it. Full
and explicit directions company each instru.
ment When used with this instrument, DIR.
"toid in the Head 8 by a few applications.
Symptoms OF Cntni III. Frequent heat.
ache, discharge falling into throat, sometimes
proiase. Tatsry. tneS 'nncus puru!snt, often.
or infamed eyes. stopping up or obstruction of
nasal passages. ringing in ears, deafness, hawking
and coughing to clear throat, ulcerations scabs
from ulcers voice altered, nasal twang, offensive
breath, impaired or total deprivation of sense of
smell and taste, dizziness mental depression loss
of appetite. indigestion, enlarged tonsils ticking
cough, &c. Only few of these symptoms are
likely to be present in any case at one time
DR.. >nge's Satnrrh Re- mcdy, when used
with DIR. Piercc's Nasal bctie he and accom-
panied with tho constitutional treatment which
is recommended in the pamphlet that wraps each
bottle of the Remedy is perfect specific for this
loathsome disease, and the proprietor oilers in
good faith, $500 reward for case he can
not cure Tho Remedy is mild and pleasant to
use. containing no strong or caustic drugs OF
poisons. The Catarrh Remedy is sold at so cents
DOuche at 60 cents by ali druggists. or either
will be mailed by proprietor on receipt Of 90 cents
II. ". PIERCE, NJ. d.,
Solo Proprietor
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-02-14

HoLLOwAY's Observation-Disclosures
letter, ringworm, nor scabious erup-
tons of any class should be per-
mitted to dis6gure the beauty of
childhood, when they can be cured
without pain or danger with this
mild but efficient Ointment. Sold
rs Maiden Lane, N. Y. Price 25
cents per pot. Ask for new style;
the old is countcrfeited. 40
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their bones are not &" ,rovc1 by mineral poison or
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FARM FOR SALE

100 Acres Of Land in the southwest corner
of Madison township, Buchanan Co.. Iowa. 80
acIes of which are timbered-the rest, prairie
all under good fences, and the prairie improved.
Good orchard in bearing; abundance of small
fruit; good well; house 1Sx24, good basement
and cellar; barn 1Sx4i: granary 1Sx2l. Terms:
$1,000; one half cash, the balance on time to suit
purchaser, Also,
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A House and Two Lots

in Fargo's Addition to Independence. Terms:
q 900; one half cash, balance time to suit the
purchaser Inquire of +. II. ELY, Indepcnd-
ence Iowa. 19ni2
, 1873-01-22

The Board Of Health held o regular wool1y
moeting yesterday afternoon, Commissioner
Hoard In tho Chnir. The report OF tho Bani-
tnry Superintendent shows the mortality for the
week ending Jon. IS to have boen 181, IN in-
crease Of 18 over tho preceding woek; Oh were
males md 81 fenlafos; "a wore under
year Of ago. Commissions caused tho death Of
rs, consumption Of 70, pneumonia Of 20 and
smallpox OF 20. The moan temperature for tho
wock was 81 dogroeB. Torty-nine new cases OF
smallpox were reported during tho woek, d
slight decrease. Persons afflicted with tho
snnll-pox nre requested not to ca1l at the Office
81 the Board oI hoaltn they, viii De aamltted to
!" well marked" Tho Superintendent thinks
there will bo steady decrease In the disease.
Tho Health Officer was instructed to report on
the manner in which acavengor work had been
done since last May. Eighteen teams were at
work last week, but It was now impossible to re-
moyo all the accumulated garbage. Dr.. schloat-
ger submitted proposition fayoring tho placing
Of tho management Of the Bridgeport slaughter
houses In his hands. It was laid on tho table.
, 1873-01-22
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

Having been appointed for this statc, to aid
exhibitors Of products Of Chemical Industry at
tho Worlds Fair, nt Vienna, Mr. j. n. Hirsh, of
this city, will furnish blank forms Of application
for epaoo to those who wish to avail themselves
Of the opportunity to show to tho world tho pro-
groaB mado by our stato in those industries.
OF tho Importance OF this exhibition, sufficient
has boen aald to render furthor remarks Buper~
duouB.
Tho group Of Chemical Industry is classified
into the following divisions:.
4. Chemical products for technical and phar-
nsceutical purposes (actds, Balts, chemical pre-
paratfons OF NIL aorts);
mineral waters, Gc.;
O. Fats and their products (stearine, oil
aoids, glyoerino, soaps. candles, tapers, &C.,; :.
D. Products Of dry distillation (ns refined
petroleum, elato OIL rarafln, phenyl'e acid benz
Zine, anoline, dc.)
e. Ethereal oils md porfumorio5;
F.. Matches, &c.
g. Dyo-stutfs, mineral and organize,
II. Resins (washed, Dyed or bleachcd), sealing
wax, varnish, albumen, isinglass, glue, stalehes,
dextr1n, 3D.; ........ -,
/. Contrivances and processes used III ohen1l-
cal productions --
X. Statistics Of production.
Tho brief space Of time within which exhibitors
hnye to make their applications should he we'll
used, and blanks for tho purpose should bo Alled
!, as oary as possible, to secure space,
All desired information will bo givon by Mr.
Hirsh. nt his Office. No. So West Waahin1ton
.streot >
, 1873-01-22

PcnnsYlvania uentrnl Railroad, and It's lcnaod
lines, ht St. Paul, vas in tho city yo1torday.
'' Tho following wore at tho Gardner yesterday: !:
II. Il. Btono, Lchvenworth; j. Il, Col]oy, Nor
rie, Ill.,: J. 2. McLafrerty, South loud; @. L.
Henderson, Now York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z, scguin. Misa 11oveen, Mr..
j. Dtookhonao Dow!or. John md Eugenu Clnrk,
Of tue EnBliah Opera Troupe, arc at tho Tro-
mont.
Tho following ucro 1t Antioraon's yesterday {:
3. n. CARPENTER, Albany, N. Y. T.. Bachc!or,
Troy, N. T.; s. D. AloLane Xonia, O.. W. +.
Horton, Princeton ; Il. F. Baokus, Detroit.
Tho following wero at tho Sherman yesterday
II. Z. Stevenson, bloomington J. Fl. McAllfe-
ter, 81: Paul 1siaor Walter,, San Francisco
Poorrta.
The following we're at tho Briggs yes terdsy
PGfi; EaTia h' nSlyor Wsuen VII ol.na 5ohn a:
f!eld v: <. '1urloy bfaikots;; ; Amos drooSH,
Quincy; J. Hathaway, Minnesota.
At the recent annual elootiono Of tho Union
Hide 1 Leather Company, tho following .nsmed a.,
porso9s wore elected Directors; John Z: Chap
Mirsch @ b. and Homer n. r. niebard. III % Tho following
dent T. T., ohapman; .Vico President. D; +.
:Campbell; Secretary and Treasurer, II. n. Hlb-
bard; Superintendent, @. Htrach.
ras esq%qS IT, s: n" sesa s 3 bs aFss sosy and
Ha' sa o,.sa & as % %sepF'''s s and .orey sa0f hs e
boon suffering from rl,oumatisn Of tho hoart for
about two weols, but her indfBpoaltion was not
ovon'ng she was believed BY tho phys'osansa in
, 1873-01-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

H. rAYss'!s9!ns 9 +! Asss''ssa .s,x. .a
ssa st e. e.; %sssfS @
riA1R hn2 2,fso HxiNE ifNHE"{ts5 U.s. q
sru$Ra SSS$ S $5 s': Il: S''4'
e,"I ns'x s:s:'" %""
i S " jiBSf5S h$$ !; 5|s;::: Y $''ss''s'
ooAN TEN nnoGRE, HGRRfEF'sao*a e.. Ann and w. Randolph
AMERICAN otooK S!Sstsi S., u; w.n,.e..v.
rhESJh 18h'ps asayW.fs: aS'' e'
HENRY SEARS CO.. oodiSrYt i sn, Is South oan.l.t
f. nunrnAn ysSgA i, III Il a;ssSs:
OTTO og5fEs'sf sH!S:sfs /; Il" sa & %Ss i""'r
T. tHs'EfS; ~ Il 81
MILLER pn5S ssEiSsES ;gi'fs j i:iS::;
M ongesg&98&a i! ~ %::l slH|s.'sA $f;
s:4 Madison
H. MAx3 H3Yo eq t 4 I'd Jss.Sss ps; 1ss
C. q sbSs sbSSsnsfs g ses}a l Rna 1"o''
wAhs Hnf !fHy 81 saa syH!sSns Wsosssx
Krn1nH BIZ JhsSSHKis ss 9sG:s}S sas %ss1st sss''''
& ss
$$$sS$f B$E$$$ g. ]: e. $:::;:
". W. KMpAEE aes WaSashas WIZ a.naa aud Thr.esuth.s
A. 3. mrEKnn o6! o6piF Fbi5 5Fsni F%n"iia,nav.
II. ". AUSTEN 90, fesa'a'f;2 ii naa 2s South wa,sr...
SNYDER LIZ. 1fn h7tas1R N1o Ralias Ranal Sfns fnss.,no.
aronnnF S3insdaiGEy 1tHrdWare; ni " a;r:..
, 1873-01-22
PERSONAL,

11uu. JsHse W. rell, Of Nuruanl, ia at Anlor-
son's.
Hon. Henry T. Noble, Of Dixon. was at Ander-
eon's yesterday.
Hon. John stillwoll, Of chataworth, is at the
Gardner.
. Hon. J. Rubor, Of Lancaster, Ohio, is at tho
fremont.
:. Colonel T. A. noult, of Maryland, is at the
fremont.
Colonol G. N. Grammar, of West Virginia, is
at tho fremont.
Hon. ]. G.. Cannon, Of Tuucoln, Was at the
Gardner yesterday.
]. Fearless, OF London, England, is at the
Sherman.
j. 3. Williamson, Esq Of London, England,
Ia at tho Sherman.
Or. N. 8. McNarry, Of Connecticut, was ut tho
1romont yesterday.
- Hon. II. ]. Emmonds, Milwaukee, was At tie
fremont yesterday.
Hon. E. CLARK, OF Iowa City, WAS at tho Tre-
mont yesterday.
II on. John nloNulta, Of Bloomington, WAS at
tho Gardner yesterday.
IIou. Thomas suell, Of Clinton, WAS at the
Gardner yesterday.
Colonel John Georgo Of Warner, Now Hamp-
shlro wan at Andorson'a yesterday.
Hon. Lawrence Weldon, Of Bloomington, was
at the fremont yeBte.day.
Hon. ". i. Hammer, J, j. Pcillcoortl, and ",
H. Harris, Of Decatur, arc ut tho uarduor.
Gonorhl George 2. Wright, Of Ohio, was at
tho fremont yoatordAy.
". 9. VanIIorne, Assistant Superintendent Of
tho Chicago d Alton Railroad, il at the Sherman.
George II. Burrows, General Manager Tolodo,
Wabash NYcasern Railroad, WAS at tic Gardner
yesterday.
hr. OharleS n. Capon, aoneral Agent OF tho
, 1873-01-22

Willis A soldier In the tate war waa 20 materially
benefited by tho usc Of DR.. Jaynea ExEectorant, thai
Ircgsrd 1t my duty to inform tho pubic Us to my
experience. Through tho e1poguro Of cump-life In
scry eeyere weather, contracted cold, which 1ualy
settled my lungs, md, III consequence tbs surgeon
discharged mo as consumptive. Boon sitter my ar
ant, and In short time thereafter began to improve
60 thnt in tow weots wss enabled to 90 to my em
E1reotorant In my family for colds and coughs, and
always obtained satisfactory result. therefore
not leatata 10 recommend tB remedy for a1s colds,
nud for consumption IN ita carlier 8tagt8.-itiiua
Uarton, sor,tin9 from Paragon, Mich.
, 1873-01-22

Havo YOU soen tho now Patent Crate -Dower3 II ID
very simple durable coapan ornamental. 1t cannot
possibly drop of 1t regulates tho draft beautifully 1t
inakea tho sses und duat 60 ,,p the chimney, aud In
tho pretes are-shAde n existence. Oarl rre.ze says
" Der lady boeblea cry for DOT" On exhibition und
for salo by John hoWsdo son 10. l79 South Q4ntop
Karegk,
, 1873-01-22

To tho Itadieg. -
This day, Of or own importation, 1000 ararscillos
toilet quilts, at 81 worth 81; 5000 ut s275 ont s. 80,
good sold anywhere for SO to g. 600 r!eccR
1no black mohnir alpaca At 10 Ccnte, good
rctaca in this city for TIC. Te luys u tho popular
brands OF bonchcd and brown cottons, which wo will
sell by tho yard or picce low they arc jobbe in
nearly all prices to BE- lower than my hotAe which
soreenis to ahl ut cost O. " l. Z. Far4lrilge Co.,
Nos lib to ia State street, near Aadtson and No. pl2
St1tD street.
, 1873-01-22
r-Nt1-
NEW SUITS.

Judge Gary, yesterday, grantol q decree Of
divorce to Laura and Homer 1Ierroll.
, 1873-01-22

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Depot qf Harrison AMI Shtrn,anss Ticket a5et
~ lFsst Afadiyun 1T,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-10
Senatorial Dec0deHes.

The Philadelphia Press, whose editor
is veteran politician and has been fa-
miliar with the members Of successive
Congresses for nearly half a century,
speaks of the gradual loss OF high tone
which has become so noticeable in the
Scnate-and is one of the chief fruits Of
"the spolls' system of distributing
patronage-as follows:
OF all the men who hold seats in
that body, the election of not more than
one third was unattended BY bribery and
bargaining. Of these mon, again, how
many have a reputation for other thaa
political intriguery? How many are
statesmen in the higher meaning Of d o
term, or fill the ideal the fathers must
have had in their minds eye when they
created the chamber as o balance 70 the
popular representative branch of the
Legislative body! We know most Of
them as shrewd party loader, in Il e
sense OF their capacity for controlling
caucusses aDd nominating conventions.
The Office is now the aim Of tho lowest
political ambitions, and an incentive to
me practice OF the worst means OF graf
flying them BY system that las
come into general recognition, the Sena-
tons Wnen IN accord with the currei t
Administration, are awarded the entire
DISTRIBUTION OF the public oillces and
patronage IN those Congress districts OF
the" states rcpfesehtcd ~ the opposi-
non, together with share IN the otAer
p."nder .' tue same description that
!',.la.1s Thereto.
lhe Hartford loHfo"t, gifted ~ Cen.
p. Il. hl|-eJ, oi Connecticut, 's c4aaliy
Ilaia..P'fen on .a's po'n', ond says
he ''''reau.zed condition Of the
>'oi' ''> g'',9 occasion -. mediocre
ana @..'.'a'"@ men 10 slip ia'1 the Sen
r., ana era. y l9At'eiai.+, '..-"d up ~
railroad ana ''"1 jobs aud all sorts OF
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-10

: Sglrcu TsAT TIM. TIE TENDER.
The New York & Nv Haven Rail.
way Company have been eSpcrimentu
with new raIcy switch, which Is tau.
Casrribcj Tie lever Of the switch !.
enclosed IN q small bous9 cr sentry. box.
the door Of whiea is locked When
.aa switchma1 enter. tba 4ouss snd
opens tie sai,ah he thereby shuts the
door Of tie house or box, from Which
bo cannot make his exit till, ~ sLut'ine
the switch, he thereby opens the door oI
tha box. 1. by any chance train
com along while the switch is open he
must make his escape ft0m the box 20
ayoi3 ,aa probability Of bcirg himself
alIal. r. cannot mako his escape
without shutting the switch Therefore,
every tim, swItc.mau open, u witch
hc is bound under penalty Of death to
have j. close before any train comes
along. One u1u can attend 20 only one
switch.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-10

hereby gwen tia. 10y virtue Of license or the
Probate Court for tho County of Van Burcn
and state Ot Michigan, bearing date ,h3 Sixth
day of January. a. d. 1873, !, tho undersigned.
as Administrators OF the estate of Albert
Spuggs, declared, wiz sell ct Public Auction
at the front door o. the Court House in the
Village OF Paw raw, in said COUNTY, on the 9th
day Of February, A. ID. 1873, at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon, AL the right, title and interest OF
aaid deceased. IN and TO the following described
parcel OF land sItuated in the County Of Van
Buren and state OF Michigan, to-wit Twenty
900 acres OF land taken in one continuous strip
OF equal width extending across the north end
OF the southwest quarter OF Section Thirty
one (S1) in township one II south Of Range
Fifteen 15l west,
Dated, Jaauary Z, 1S78.
ANDREW u. OoNANT,
q?se7 Ndminis'ratnr OF said deceased
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-10

Will. FAEHryG PAYt- Lis is favor.
ito question with some farmers and
they never determine fully veath,y :he
business pays Or not Il is with far
ming as with everything else If il is
pushed, and time as we'll as money
carefully accounted COR, 1t pays if tue
farm ,leftsto take care OF self, get hun
cry and weedy, it don't pay. Some
farmers grow rich by farming; others,
equally well situated, grow poor Its all
III management and care. A farmer
must make it his own business, wholly
attending to evory detail and then he
will prosper.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-10

PROBATE ORDEE-Siate of Michigan,
County o. Van liuren, 80 At q session OF tue
Probate Court, for the Comfy of Van Buren,
holden at tho Probate Office, in the Silage OF
Paw Paw, on Monday, the Sixteenth d2y OF
December IA the year One Thousand Eight
iiunurcd aud SeventY-two Present. Geo. ".
LaHtoD. Judge ut PROBATE III the matter of the
estate Of James Lowry deceased. on reading
ana fling the petition, duly verified. of Her
mali j.. Hulse, praying that an instrument
thcIeWith tiled and purportng to be the last
Nll and Iestament OF said deceased may be
admitted to Probate. ami that admin stratOn
~ the estate Of said deceased may De granted
10 himself, Executor therein named lnpTe-
upon e is ordered, that Monday. the ihiru
ddy OF February, 1912, at ten O'Clock IA tie fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing OF said peri-
slon, anG that the heirs ut law of SAID deceased,
and ali other persoEs interested IN ead estate,
are required to appear at session OF said
Court, then TO be holden ~ rue Probate Office,
N the Village Of Paw Paw and show cause, IL
any there be, Why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted And it is further o.
dered. that said petitioner give notice TO tie
persons Interested IL saId estate, OF the pen
dency of SAID petition. ana the hearing thereof.
10y causing copy OF tins Order 20 bs Published
Ia the True Nor,herner, a nowspsper priuteu
and circulating III laid County Of vsn Buren,,
for three consecutive weeks, at least previous
to said day of hearing.
GEO. w. LArION, Judge OF Probltc.
q truo cOpy.} GEO. W. LAwroE,
?2St3. Judge Ot Probate.