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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-07
The Printers DOii0rs- Where are
Their


A dollar here and dollar there. scattered
all over the country, miles and miles apart;
how shall they be gathered together E? The
paper-maker, the composition, the building
owner, the grocer, the tailor, and all assistants
to him in carrying on his business, have their
demands hardly ever go small as a dollAr.-
But the mites from here and there must be dill
lisently gathered, patiently boarded. or the
where-with to discharge the liabilities will new
or become sufficiently bulky. Weimagine the
printer will have TO get up sn address to his
widely scattered dollars, something like the
following:
dollars, halves, qua rters, and all manner
of fractions in which you are divided, collect
yourselves and come home? You are wanted |
Combinations Of all sorts OF men that help
TO make the printer a proprietor, gather in
such force and demand with su ch good reason
ycdr appearance, that nothing but you will ap-
pease them. Collect yourselves for valuable
az you are, you will never pay the cost Of col
lecting. Come in single file, hat the printer
may form you in battalion, and send You forth
to battle for hm and vindicate his feeble
credit.
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Mortgage Sale-DefauIt having been
made In the payment or q sum of money Sc
cured by an indenture OF mortgage, executed
by James II. Hall and Sarah r.. Hall to Milo d.
Matteson, bearing date December third, 4. ID.
1872, and recorded In the Office OF the Register
or Deeds for Van Buren, County, Michigan,
December Goth, 1872, in Lber "Seven" OF
mortgages on page 374, which SAID mortgage
was duly assigned by said Milo d. Matteson to
James McNaughton, which said assignment
was duly recorded IN said Reglsters Office, up
on which said mortgage there is now due and
unpaid the SUN OF forty-five collars and fifty
-four cents and an attorneys fee Of one hundred
dollars, and no SUIT at law or in equity having
been instituted for the recovery OF the same
Therefore notice IL hereby given that by virtue
OF power OF ale in said mortgage contained.
and the statute IN such case MADE and provid-
ed, that parcel OF land known aud described az
all the norht.e east quarter o, the southeast
! quarter OF section ten, town four, south Of
range fifteen west. containing forty acres OF
! land, in Van Buren, County and State OF Mich
igan, will be sold at public auction, TO the high
est bidder. at the 'front.' door OF the Court
| House. in the village OF Paw Paw in SAID coun-
! ty or Van Buren,, by the Sheriff of said county,
on the 18th day OF May, A. ID. 1873, at one
O'Clock p ~, to satisfy tho amount due on said
mortgage. Dated Feby 9th. 1873. 935tl3
JAMES MCNAUGHToN, Assignee
Foster * Coleman, Att'ys for Assignee.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK. March A, 1873.
Stripgency was ell the rule in the money
N lrket. On call per cent was an inside rate.
Co nmercial borrowers found the rates a tribe
easier, first class paper being quo table at S}1Ct-
IL per cent according to date of maturity
Gold closed at LIS. Sterling exchange was
stead at 1O73I@lOS. Flour preserved very
little HE; retailers we're buying closely and
q rotations were bIrely sustained : white extras
IS 25a1O so Wheat ruled quiet: inferior to
fancy Mich. quoted az - S5@2 10; amber.
81 9002; en- tue 81 there was a stronger feel
ing tldn for week aud holders OF choice winter
were not anxious to realize. The foreign market
Offered nttlo encouragement. Corn was steady
at 90 Gl66, Tor mixed western ati1at; oats
were heavy at 48{qJ0c iot mixed western a1Oat.
Provis ons had = strong upward tendency at
25@50c advance: mess pork. 80 % nl5 90 -
steam lard. S, sos; but-er wac quist ana un-
less CHOICE. very dull: western Ioll. Z5152Sc -
eggs were depres led. Coffee was firm az an
important adyaDce--Rio quoted a. lSg2OJ4,
gol1; Java unchanged sugar was
weak: soft white refined. 10@s@ll; soft vel.
low, 9S(ql0II; crushed aud powdered. IL -
granulated, 11Is@l2; Porto Bioo. fair to choice
$685.. Layer raisins, 10 new curcants, 61S:
new Turkey pruues, 7$l@7ts; dates, 6lfg6I |;
lemons, 5000 % per box Valencia oranges,
"a 5O95 per case. Choice crsnberries, $50
8 so per bu.
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Chancery Ordtr-State OF Michigan. Ninth
judicial Circuit. in Chancery. SUIT Pending II
the Circuit Cour. for the county OF Van Bureu
in Cbaucery at Paw Paw, on the tventy-fourth
day OF February, a. ID. 1873 Herbert y.
Peck, complainant. vs.. Fayette Aidrich AID
William j. Thorndbe. defendenfs 1t satstac-
tofily appearing TO me 10y affidavit that the
said deien liant NIIam J. fhurniiA. q a non
resident OF the said state OF N.lcm- a., and re-
sides ~ the State OF Ihdiana IN motion OF
Charles l. Fitch, solicitor Tor e.it ,',mplalnant
IL IL ordt red that the sad Defendant. William
J. TtOrndlke. cause his appea ,tuc. 20 be Gu
tered IN this cause within three mouths from
the date OF THE Orlet. and tina lse OF hls
app"Graucc. he clu-o hI- answer To he bill OF
compialut herein 60 be- Mod aud copy thereof
to tie served o. said cOmplalDant's sole. or
within twenty days after service on him, OF 8
copy OF said blll, aud IN default Thereof that
the said bit OF complaint be taken AZ confessed
by tho sad deieudlnt, William j. ChOrndike;
and or tie IKE nlOuun It Is 'urther ordered
that sthin tweuty days from the date her or
the said complainant cause tnIs order & b.
published IN tho lrue NOrtherucr. q ueNsga-
per published Ia s6lQ county Of Van Buren, snd
that said publication ba continued ia said pa
per once m each week For six successive weeks
or that he cause "a copy Of ;his order 10 be per
Sonaly served on tue SAID defendant. W.liam
j. ihUrDdike, az least twenty da,s be'oce the
time specified as ABOVE, for his appeara uce
Dated February 24th, 1873 935t7
JSo. j. SHERMAN, Circuit Court Comm
Z. L.. FITCH, Comprts Sol'r.
\ true copy. samuel Homes Register IN
Chsncery.
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HoRsEs IN THE UNIFIED STATEs.-The total
census OF horses In this country was 1886, 7l9
N 1850. 6,2i9,1H in 1860, and $780, 600 in Feb
ruAry last. The total valuation is $3.50, 7O7 GIG.
New York. Texas, Ohio, Illinois. Indiana, Iowa
and Pennsylvania are the great horse-produciog
states. The average price for the whole coun-
nv "a s73. 81. To this must be added $12l, OH
a,e invested in 1870 300 mules, averaging
stso u. The gross value OF the horses and
,oulos Of the whole country is $3.50, 73j, 2S2.
.ornoared with 1921, 462, 6s3 in oxen aud on r
.,,,Is. 1929. SOC 033 in mich cows S3S,771,.
to1 in sheep, and s133, 733, 323 IN hogs.
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Cubonc Acid Gas is the greatest invention
In the world for putting out fires instantly.
The BABcooK has put out over LOO actual
fires, and saved over $1,000, 900 worth OF
property from the flames. II has been ap-
proved and adopted by oil the Fire Depart
ments, by Railroads and ali the principal cities
aud towns throughout the country.
On WHAT PRNorpLE DOES IHB Ex11S-
suIsHER PUr OUr THE FrBE7
Cnrbonnc Acid Gas is heavier than the atmos-
phere. Fire is the combustion Of oxygen, and
cannot burn second without oxygen. The
contents OF the Extiuguisher is harmless Ii
qud gas many times more dense than air.
which instantly smothers the fire. Fire goes
out Instantly in al atmosphere containing five
per cent OF carbonic acid gas.
The 3 bcock ~ the only N .dium that Will
put ous naptha, turpenttns or bennne fires.
Ga little fire is qncaly put out, which. being
suffered, riyors Cannot qdeach."
IL 70 we'll known fact that about ninety per
cent OF the actual fires that annually occur,
are Iii covered in tier lncp,ont rtag IS, ard
may be sxh grshed With Jut material lo,s "a n
an Exunsu sIer
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tufing farmers with since last September

stuffing farmers with since last September
Buyers here offer 45@5Oc for washed wool and
5Oa55c for combng The holding back OF wool
accounts in part for the tightness OF money
In wheat the prospect is better, FOR there Is
hope that values will yet revive; the market
has shown considerable animation during the
last few days. Prices declined about lie per
day until the LIST, when No. touched IL IT,
To-day the inquiry was brisk and prices closed
about as follows: extra nominal at IL 30 -
No. white, 83@1 sSJ9; No. Edo, 60; No.
/ amber, l 81. The receipts are very Light
shipments also light. The stock in store is
229, 1000 bu. Corn is quiet at 4l19of42c; oats
are steady at S6c for No. State, and 4Oc for
white do 4; barley is in good demand. the malt
ing season drawing to a close. No. commands
IL 7591 80 per GENITAL and No. Goal Co.
Rye is quiet but steady at 75C083c. Apples are
dull at 2 25a2 so per Dbl. with no shipping
inquiry whatever. Beans show no change OF
consequence: picked, 2 1902 80; unpicked'
1 25a1 90. Butter is az scarce as in war times
and prices threaten to 60 up as they dhd then
Pre- s are 203c higher than,a week ago and
still tending upward in fact, sellers can al
most dictate prices choice selling at Csc
Dressed hogs are worth Sc 25@6 So very few
arriving live do command $5@5 1919. Dried
apples are dull at $685., and honey at 25@3Oc'
in comb. Hides (sound) are firm at s@S1z.-
Onions are wanted at 81 10 per bu. Potatoes
steady at S5c per bu. clover seed at 8 10, and
timothy at s71294. Tallow firm at ~
Sugar has deolined-straight refined, 1870
115s hards, 12K@13. Coffees are little
higher and irm-prime Rio, 25. Goldfish, 30.
and very firm. 40. mackerel, S1l.
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DIED.-At Glendale, Oct. 25th 1872, OF
Dropsy Mrs. MARY, wife Of Stoughton Skinner
aged 81, after long and painful illness.
She seemed to realize from the first that it
was her last illness; that there was no holp for
her, no hope IN her case. She understood the
nature OF her disease so WELL other members
Of her family having died OF Dropsy under
her own immediate care, that she could not be
deceived. In earlier life the bedside OF the
sick and dying seemed to be her special prov
lnce, the writer having personally felt the mag
ic influence OF her presence under most trying
circumstances, and when death seemed very
near. At such times, when the spirits OF 9TH
ers were depre ssed and hope almost gone, her
own naturally bouyant spirit, would rise az
though she felt equal to any emer gency, and
ner wonderful tact in doing the right thing at
the night time seemed to border almost upon
the supernatural. What pity, / sometimes
think, that such natures must grow old and
pass away, when they are the life OF every cir
Gle animated by their presence; but the 'arrow
OF Death OH it's mission had sped, and elaine
her for its own" but like the wise virgins
her house was IN order, her lamp trimmed and
burning.
Her earthly work Is done,
And she has passed away,
To realms OF blIss beyond
This life, to etc lal day.
In those elysian fields,
Where angel feet have trod
She Journeys with the blest
Up TO the throne OF God.
transferred from Earth to Heaven,
She has gained that blest abode;
= While friends and kindred lingei
Along the dreary road. T.
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Probate ttrsger-Saate OF Michigan.
County OF Van Buren,, SIS. At d session of the
Probate Court, for the County Of Van Buren,.
holden at the Probate Office. in the Village of
Paw Paw, on Monday, the twenty-fourt6 day
OF February. IN the year one thousand eight
hundred and seyenty-three. Present-Geo. "
Lawton. Judge OF Probate. la the matter OF
the Estate of Ralph w. Wooster deceased
On reading and fling the petition, duly verified,
OF Salle h. Wooster, widow OF said deceased.
praying that administration OF the estate OF
said deceased may be granted to herself. There
upon 1t is Ordered that Monday, the twentv--
fourth day Of March, 1873, at ten o'clock ia the
fornoon, be assigned for the hearing OF said
petition, and that the heirs at law of said de-
ceased, and all other persons interested IN sad
estate. are required to appear at session OF
said Court, then to be holden at the Probats
Office in the village Of Paw Paw, and show
callse, If any there be, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted: And it is
further ordered that said petitioner give notice
to the persons interested ID said estate, OF the
tendency OF SAID petition, and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy or this Order to be
published in the True Northerner, ne wspaper,
printed and circulating In said County or Van
Buren, for three successive weeks, at least, pre-
vious to SAID day of hearing. 535t3s
GEO. W. LAYTON, Judge OF Probate.
A true copy. G.. W. LAwroN, Judge OF Probate
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on Wednesday last Mr.. Theodore W. Falleau
started off nephew of his to Nebrssks, wtith-
or he himself will follow in about two weeks
The young man drove three horses TO a lumber
wagon on which was built very comior able
house fitted with a stove and several Of the
modern conveniences OF Housekeeping. Sue
cess and mild weather attend them
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Republican County Generation.

A convention Of Delegates will be held at the
Court House In the village of Paw Paw on
Tuesday, the 18th day of March, 1878, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose OF nominating a
candidate for the Office Of County Superintend-
ent of Schools, and for such other officers as
the law requires, and the transaction Of such
other business as may come before the conven-
ticn. A. =. HAsKINs,
Chairman County Committee,
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ChH ucery Gerdet-State OF Michigan.
Dg in the Circuit Court for tue county OF Van
Buren, iii Chsncery. at Paw Paw. Oh the tws MY
fourth day OF February, A. ID. 1878. Lewis
William j. Tnorpdlke, defendants. IL sstls-
faetorily appearing To me by affidavit In thig
cause that the sale defendant, William j. Thorn-
igan, aud resides in the state or Indiana. On
motion uf Charles L.. Fitch, solicitor for said
complainant. IL n ordered that the said William
j. TborDdlke csuse his appearances to be entered
In this cause within three mouths from the
date OF this order aud that In case OF his sp-
pearance he cause his answer to the bull of
conn lant herein IT, bs filed and copy thereof
to be- served on said compisiusnt's solicitor,
within twenty days after service on him, or a
copy OF sad bill, and In default thereof, that
tue said bill OF complaint be taken as confessed
by the ssd defendant, William j. Thorndibe
aud on the hks motion IL Is further ordered
that within twenty days from the date hereof
the SAID complainant cause this order to be
published in the true Northeruer, a Newspaper
published IN the rad county of Van Barren
and tb. said publication Dee continued In sald
paper once m each week Tor SIX successive weeks
or that he cAus0 a COPY oi tins order tn % ps--
sonaly served on the said defendant, william
j. fhorndike at least twenty GAYS b fore tho
timo spe It's az above for lis sppvarfncu.
Dated Eeb-tary 24th, 1873 9355
JEo. j. sHsilaAE. OIrlut Cou- COuia'r
g. l.. FTlCH Com, Its oOir.
\ irne copy. SAMUEL Holmes, Register I'm
Chsnoory.
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JAMES Ii. ANGEL. Ii. d. President OF Mich
igan University, lectures at the School House
to night. His subject is "Alone, or with the
majority" lie is regarded as the most elo-
quent Speaker IN the State. Those wishing q
rare intellectual treat should go and hear him.
AT the Charter Election held on Monday
last, the following gentleman were elected to
the various village Offices named:
j. Harry Freeman. Presidents William II.
Mason, Recor, er; Charles II. Avery, Treas
urer; Joseph Dayey, and Oliver ID. Glidden,
Assessors Joshua Hunt, George Woke, Peter
II. Gremps, William Reed, Alonzo W. Miller,
James Myers, Trustees; Thaddeus W. Mel
Choir, Marshal; Elijah G. Dunniug, Street
Commissioner.
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From the Detroit Post. January 20, 1873.
FmE-Box was pulled at II 80 o'clock last
evening or fire IN the New Wilson Sewing
Machine rooms, No. 172 Woodward avenue.
The engines were promptly on hand, but their
services were not required, tho fie being put
gusher Damage trifling.
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THE CoNoERT.-The Musical Convention,
which has been in progress for the past two
weeks, closed on Friday aud Saturday evenings
last with a concert under the direction OF Prof.
straub. assisted by Mrs. Straub and citizens OF
this village. 1t was we'll attended, and all
seemed pleased with tho entertainment.
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DETROIT MARKET.
DETROIT. March S, 1S'

DETROIT. March 5, 1875.
Business is considerably restricted because Of
money. Merchants almost invariably report
collections from the interior slow; the cold
weather, beside, has kept buyers away from the
city, 30 that altogether We have had a dull
week. Perhaps little improvement will take
place, 30 lar ~ money matters are concerned,
until the next wool crop begins to come H.
That will be in little more than 90 days-practi-
cally short tEme-and yet holders OF the last
clip fondly hug the delus,on that they are to
got 75@s0c per III for the wool 1t is rslnng
very little to predict that prizes will not i'm
prove much for the next months to come
why3 Because. "a manufacturers csu barely
pay going rates, on account of tire dpressod
state of the gooos market; and (2) the next
crop OF wool vii undoubtedly be large one.
aud n will take some months a'tir tho crop
comes N for the market to set sto.dy. These
plan truths may not oe pslitabio, bat they arc
more wholesome than the var is ol YOaseuso
which certain sgrol'turs' papers have UeCn
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For Judge OF Supreme Court.
ISAAC =. CHRIsTIANCY.
For Regents OF the University,
EDWARD g. WALKER,
Wayne County.
ANDREW CLIMIE,
st. Joseph County.
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The Banner OF Light of December %, has
communication from Horace Greeley, through
the mediumshlp OF Mrs. Conant.
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dh;,ucers ~nle-In pursuance and by
virtue or decree made in the Circuit Court
for tue county OF Van Buren,. in Chancery, in
certain cause therein pending wherein Samuel
Morris IL complainant, and DAVID A. Squiers
as administrator OF the estate OF Isaac r. Hig
gins, deceased, is defendant, bearing date the
2Sth day or January, ~ ID. 1873. shall sell
at public vendue. % the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 5th day OF April, 4. ID. 1873, at
one O'clock in the afternoon OF said day, at the
front door OF the Court House. in the village
OF Paw Paw ia the county Of Van Buren,, and
state OF Michigan, the following described piece
OF land situated in the village Of Decatur. III
said county OF Van Iuren, and state OF Michi-
gan, VIZ The south half 7 that piece of land
designated az follows: commencing on the east
line OF section nineteen / 10 ten 10 chains
and forty-fve 40 links south from the north
east corner OF ssid section Nineteen and run
ling thence south on said line two 9 chains
ana SIXTY l6O links, thence west az a right
angle ten 10 rods. thence north and parallel
WITH SAID section line two 2 CHAINS ana sixty
LOO huks, thence east to the place OF begin
ming; Dated February 17th 1873. g34.7
John i. i,HERIAN. Circuit Court Comrnis-
sioner IN and for Van Buren, County.
richards d Barpum, Comppts soils.
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WE were asked what the officials at the Court
House do? They spend as much OF the time
as possible in receiving fees,
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The South Haven Pathological Society is now
orga 1zed under the Laws of the State, and
meets every Monday evening. Full reports of
the meetings will be published weekly during
1873 IN the SOUTH HAVEN SENTINEL, which
alone will be worth the subscription price OF
that paper Orders for subscriptions can be
left with your Postmaster, or forwarded direct
20 the Editor. Two Dollars per year: six
months. one dollar; three months, fifty cents.
927-3m.
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Ed. SKIES. a few years since one OF jackson 8
poor but industrious boys, is now proprietor OF
tho Pacific Hotel at Olympia, Washington Terri
tory.
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Miss EMILY FAITHFUL, an English lady OF
intelligence aud eloql hence, who has been speak
ing II this country upon womau's rights, dis
coses the painful fact that the number OF
" men who are obliged to depend upon their
owa efforts for sub ,istencs is on the increase,
being now 2,5O0.000 in Great Britain, where
ten years age 1t was but 100000 The great
dtiiculty with this class is that they lack the
thorough training and power of Application to
business which makes men successful. Wher-
ever women are carefully educated, they sue
ceei; for example, young ladies who have
been through the Normal School at oswego or
Albany command, as teachers, salaries OF $500
to 81, 500 per anDum,-equal to those that men
Of the same rank anywhere can obtain.
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NOTICE 10 HEAR CLAIMS.--In PROBATE
Court, Van Buren, County. Estate OF Roswell
Demlnr, deceased, notice ID hereby gwen that
said Probate Court VII receive. examine aud
adjust all claims and demands of cIeditors
Against the Estate Of said erased aud Mon
diy, Tho 18th day OF February, and Monday.
the 3rd dty o. Nsrch, 1873 are hereb, assigned
for hesrIu{ SAID cliims. and FIX months rom
the date here,f are allowed creditors in which
% presen' t1tir 81 tiuis
Datel. rav rtv, 40. q, 1873. 93it7-
GEO. W. l. ,WTON Il, judge OF Probate.
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FROM the Detroit Post we learn this: Con
stantine sca!ped by 3 bridge, returning home to
DO buried,
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We received box of Great Industries a
few days ago, but they are all gone now.
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Wooo, saw-loss, timber, lumber, slaves, etc,
continue to bo brought to market ~ large
quantities.
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MANIsTEE has now as many buildings as 1t
had before the fire OF year ago, and claims
5000 inhabitants
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A JACKSON boy, 10 years of age recently dead :
headed it to California and back, claiming that
he was in search OF his parents
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4 State Teachers Institute Is to be held at
Alegan, commencing March 31st and continuing
until April 9Th.
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We would call the attention OF our readers
to the adve rtsement Of L. r. Cookbook, manu-
facturer OF +. Stevens Improved Stock and
Snow Drift Gate which appears IN another col
umn. AZ it is nearly the time OF the year when
farmers are repairing fences and making I'M
provements on their farms, we believe we are
doing them FAVOR by noticing this Model Farm
Gate. The superiority Of this over any other
gate, IL conceded b. all who have examined il.
Read the letter OF Hon. y. j. Woodman. and
see whether. or not this Is what it claims 10 be
The offer which Is made Gates put upon re-
sponslble mems places on 30 day time, shows
that 1t is not plteut swiudl5. Those wishing
Gates or Farm Rights should call on or address
him before purchasing elsewhere. lie l. locs-
led permanently here. aud intends 70 lnanufact-
ure largely, aud those wishing anything IN his
line viii he fairly dealt with. $50.
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QUNoY people want the name Of their village
changed.