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, 1877-07-16

Ct fh,edlide brafi(iaiiide Wicu=
delmorowaffe - Der @anbiaf-if ieet
audi in Seem 0ort aufsetuud)t. Dieier
Gage wuroe Mibael 8erriaan bon Gbo>
mas Monasban meudl.riih aueefallen
uno t6otlih oerlett. Der Mfanu erlag
Mirntaa Sbeno ben G%erletuuaen, peld)e
Mona9ban inn nit cinem Salloiade su@
gefiiat bate. (Der Ganoiad 1T feines-
psss in Seem Oorf etmoS neue8;; ocrief.
be 1T BORT tbeils alS Morowaffe, thctjs
alS Miittel gu tempordren Vetdnbu,ls
bebufs StraeenraubcS felt swan;is
Sabren wieoerbolt ansemenoct ,poroen.
Q. ST.
Gin eisentbiimli6er Selblmorbper.
iu9 miro aus Gan Jrdncisco beri9tet.
Ser Sill ter elmer Observation-Disclosures mar
9rob ge0en cine Game lnb nurbe infol@
9e 9estuunsen. ab5uoanfen; am lebtsn
@onntase i'm SUM- offi3iirte er sum leb-
ten Male; als iebpd Die Grommen Dor
lire Stride famen, fanoen 1ie bie1elbe
peri4loIien, uno oerGifer mar niraenos
al fiaoen. Man erbrab enoli6 Die
Sbiire Der Stride uno fanO Den Mann,
aug elmer ti.fen Salsmunoe blutsnb, an
Den 5tuien Der GanSel lissen. @iele
s%lauben, er babe Dem @elbitnorbberIu@
nur gema4t, I'm SDmpotbie ST. erregsn.
q n SET &ife bon Neufuublano liub
unaebeure aRonen BON Seebuuocn CT
iaieneu, beneu eifris uadseRellt uirO.
@n eins'ser Dampfer nabm fiir,lid Sic
Se0e uno oaS Sel bon $4,000 erle9tcn
Gbieren nit, uelde Qaouns einen Wertb
bon 10000 0o0ars r%epraieutirte.
, 1877-07-16
Dif JnhkMr .

n Seatmwt, b sanse tisbcrisc 9etlpcrfaDnnum lin,
snitoben Sis. &nr rvirb bur4 bas io9alannt.
1pbeai tab bnr5 Ginnebmen pom S~ubpatper
bewfrft. Tte 2obbapcr 5etgsn an, NO pie &rurtbett
abceu ely bot, NJ ttei ie lte9t, un6 gu 9iet3tr
Seit seigen fe bic 2sbenstrait hes Teeni9en On.
E0ulenoe Iinb tn ben lebteu spei Sabren III her
gaossanItolt, "a Stantom ctr We Dh 2,0rfI IA Se ,i
Aerste unb apotheter. Ole aobbi Der untetl5ctecn
j9 BON anberen Sdbcrn ooburd, bait fe brett auf
bic &raufbeit etnwirfcn, NIB ben franten Gtolt ems
~iern,n, tn ioelber Ior,t ct oub gum Sorl3eA
TONNE. Sic iin6 elm 8erbrennnnsss Seer anSlbsiis
bnu9SSBroceB ber &rantbett5ito6e Seber &r1ntc
ptrb bi Der Mnmsuoun9 pieier Sur {~psulagen ietn
eiserer Nrst, SScrn Semano oitr9 otsie Sd0er 9ss
beilt tit. 70 Tt er rirfltA nno %raottol, 9ebetlts nab
renb mad Der tisberisen Scitmetbobe bic Wttte(
OeipSbnlih 9eiabrlt3er Iino ais bic &rant9etttelolt,
unb ii4 tors sSya sansfs Seer 'eeaaparer sr9nts
Aeiten etnlteat. % ~
unb duBerli4, @tnri.en, 10 iino bod bic asirfnngsn
Bel f~olgenben Sranthetteu, DEFENDERS penn nc ite
nod In acutem3 ~uitanoe ~6eiinoen, sauS ouberuroents
lid; Cleber, Ielbit Nerpens rnb SpphuSIeber,
perbet ieDr i4nea, 9ewobnlt9 NIT ID Sdoera,
bsionberS bel lnngen Scntcn u. tn eyIten stadium,
8emSbnlt6 lei6t furtrt. SsaMerIudlt, &beus
ina4tswa5 iperoea oft iebr i9nsu. sebeilt;
ebenio An9en> nnS Sbr'ntrontheten, iolots aae
tupbtIttif@c Sranrbetten in ieosm tsrape sei
dutereu Stroufbetten, Erano .panoct., 1@ss
Sd,,oikren, Gerupbefu &c. 1T bic ~g8irturs etne
pl5blt9e II. fittbare. ytnr SIN Sab tit binrstaeno,
put Seoet pom Der 95tttin9 5h noer5euger. Atos
oeufrebS nno BITE ypgsnannte Sarus ooer
Sarferrnbr (etne bis iebt uRheIbare ardHtRetD
ipurhcu eebetlt 9d Isbtercr ;aruutbett Geben %
4rusent hes !3uderioies NIT iseem Babe burb ben
urin ab.
Oie @abes unb Gtrnsbme=%ufpcr iperben nan
lebem Ylab i'm Sauoe Deylonbt Der NttS beg
@abesYuioers lit ~, her beS Gtnnshme : Srtpfrs
III. Gldu la,je Sb e,ne Btpi6lrc 1ber bte sobf'S
II snati1er ooer beriiAer Spra1e i@tdsn. .a
Fl. RauohfusSs VI
~ q etanton Str, (Box fssN,'
@ep Govt
, 1877-07-16
Defrei4.

2onbon, IA. Suli. Ser Wiener
Correspondent bes ~StanearO" telesra-
pbirt: n@raf @nbraSlp wiro isin Ser.
bleiben i'm Mmts BON Dem 3ultanbetoms
men zines gompromiKes swilden Oeit-
reid nuo unsarn abbdnsis MAIDEN. in=
Dem er Der Mnli&t it, ooB bel Der sesen-
marti9en Situation in europa Die Gin
tradt uuerldbli9 it,"
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Der II mpnber
,,@em @mrlD @mt"
$obof maob @t9aretteoo,
Tabrrirt pn
q. s. s; Nue,p s g.,
Ri6mono. "a.

Ger @i@monSer Sem Eobaeeo' 1T BON ben ausss~sehsasn
Britannia Natural 2eat" scihntten no fret pom Sten9eln. Staue, Parfune
oSr iDomS eiuer Werfalumus. Scr tihte sraue Soceu, noun otFr Gabaf semah>
fen Qn lhmaler @tib in shsna uno 9ortb @arOtna) uno bic srt pes &rod'
mems pernuntmt Die Irosente os 9uotmS beBbalb lam berlebe IN Ete1en o@r
in Gisasten aerauat wrsen, obne gu tfardbha Snsb'ennen, sd1umSel I'M Soy.
f, ODER glafn auf Bet 3unae u befonanen, ipeldS oft ourt 2abat melogr III
eiuena ihwersn esbmboOen scuadien uas nit dt4edide Stea. 2onqqua S0snsa'
uor d1em{he Gubfau3en puuMmrt ODER anoerweut9 perfandt IT. 9e)Dg:
Durh feline 9Ninfei. ieu @roma, fasn naturluAen Gcruh uno @elblnod
cnpfeblt er Gh osm NTern. nnb Observation-Disclosures. atS cine oss aaSselud3Hfen
uno reimReu Gornn Tabaf. beu man baben fam.
Son clue, gndpie. welae fhrlhb bon bidsnn Sabaf con Or. gusuitus
gSder, Der berabuate @bemi1 Der f6n@Gden MISUNDERSTANDING IN ensanos &C.
matt wuoe uno bs0en Same 10 bshunt in ieoem eabnatorium Der ost' TT 0l
|seaoes ea Nasius
laboratory
IL @aisAnp gquure, 6het Stmet 6. @r 9onoon']
SD fnoftmu @puren bon @alptr In benz Sobaf. Iodbes Der gtunO tx IT. e az
ur eiuen 70 mloeu @ddmad bt, oen IN alien farfea, bciBenoen 3abat fnoe H
vtbes anal, oB @alpeter in teoeuteuor Suanttdt oorherr1beno 1T; ee aAo YER
uuub midtiQme Gade, mclde ih 6mdb meine unteriuhun9 ousgtunoen paoe, III
.oas r uur wenia gcot.a cntbat uno oB IN uidcn @orkn Gabof brett ODER pEr'
mai lopnl asfuuoen mho. Sd fmo, oaB oifr Gabat cine per9dlmgmdB,a HN1ns
Suartitat @~ineisfofe eatbdft 6ReS en1drt ben lebidEn @eruh oe5 Haudee
"pOu ohier gorts Sabat. Gs it wabrl@ cine Der wo4rmden1en S0Iten,. os i'd
,e aeraudt bdbe uno es 1T nufGh wabr. baB Der Iabaf nr went9 Nico1n nuo
r@iiuaB1of entba(t. ndbes id uls Elm beonares &eaa3ethea anss lsel"b rteaea'
roea umo mloen Eabats, behatte"
Ser Salpehr oWt Den Eabuf sen mir fir fart uno ihledt bdten. ben 19ar'
fen, baBenoen @&1dmud; ar ghpe6fofT gilt Den unansenebmen Gefudh m ME
rertmunte seoau ODER Som, peher oft i'm lhEeyt brennenoen Gabat bemerft miro
oaS Jmtn 1T br Gttfon.
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30. Ooumans, Elm friiberes Mtitslieo Der
@riebeebung nnb Elm befannter Ge'
iddftsmann 1T ieit aeltern Mbeno pcr'
ihwunben. 6etn Sod uno einige inn
eeb6rigs Bapiere luuroen beute in Der
Rdbe leiner .@obnung 9%efunOen. Sci
ne M%nseh6risen befiir6ten, bab i6m Gin
unsliid 3useitobeu 1T, wdbreno Gnoere
bebuupteu. er iei ,uesen @ei6dftsperler
aenbeiten burdscbrannt. Gr bar9te ges
fern $4,000 BON einem Sreunoe nit Dem
@erlpre9en, Die Summe bsute auriidiu=
;ablen.
(@pdter.) gs ffsnt !i9 iebt beraus,
bab Ooumans cine Note fir $4,000 ees
fdIi9t bat, unb man 1T eesbalb iibsrssnst
oab.e r our69ebrannt 1T.
SanGaneisco.1 Is. SuIi. STA
liuel 8uiron, Elm frieblider girser,
,uuroe seitern lit San SSuan bon Snitine
Irai1 Obne Die serinsite 8eranlaHuns
eridoHen. Mm Abenbe entfii6rte .eine
96aar Masfirtcr Den M6roer aus Dem
@efdnsnihe nnb fnUpfte i'm an benz
ndditen 8aun1e auf. IS muroem feline
8erbaftunsen por9enommen.
3wei Strdf inge, pel6e in oenDtinen
bel 9esalia, Mo., arbsiteten, ,purben
porseitern bnr@ berabtirsenoes @eltein
er1@lagen.
, 1877-07-16
Srantrei4.

Yaris, IA. Snli. 9as Sournal
0Wgsalite ou Ysuple" in Warieiles it
9eridtli@ belanst ,uoroen, mel! es einen
tpesen 8eleihigung bes YrdIibenten DC
Mabon ssiibrten Pro3eB beridtsis.
, 1877-07-16
Endurance
q y ut y a II y,
SO. $40 @alaut Strabe,

PHILADELpHIA, PA.
SncOrpprirt 1910.
SOAR Capital. .:...$ 400, 600 90
Metiba 1,2SO,976 II
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girsinta @taatS< @a3etlt
tasl.e beraassssebsn Son
3ptu 9. ei.n.
go. 8 3uOlfte stra6e.
Midmonb,Y a.
subfcriptions @reifet
c,tr Sc 90
Se&s Mpaate 90 ~
Drst Monate ~ oo
greiit per aaseisen:
-. m,, t075
Gin Squdre, aret @tGa -
&in Samare. brit Wldl Az
YIN Sanars' i m SSsnat 100
eta Ssam.' hra M3rnaN is 90
e5rb5.re Nnsttsen merreu tatsef tert&net.
dtpter nenteer Bel tn btlbsn ssnsn Saaare.
cue Mn,aa.a Fnb I'm @sraus sa satEsn.
Die 2eituns mirb In 8idutunt unb lint
nsaenb spn ben arasern far IS Gents PCT
Wpdt ausettragsn..
, 1877-07-16

6eg slue slrt Drudarbeiten ncrocu
II Ger SifiGe Der pYiraiaia Staais-
@aaettes angcferti9t.
, 1877-07-16
@epr9e Oibtom, IT.,
CWadtSlser Sun Tcllp9g u @tblpn.)
sc o. .12O7 WtaiI Strabe.

Smpp,teur nnb gdnbler in
alien Gorten $orSelan- uno GluS-
8aaren. iowie III peri dieocnea
Irten Sousbaltun9sge-
rdtbl0after.
Sd babe f,etsn sirrft erbt iIten cine neu
5prm gS"irtb{daftss 8iaiGen u nb ollie Mrten
oea @}i&iu, .SlriEall-6ls ltsn, Gbampasnsr-
@ldler, din Y6uss @0orfsmsgt Spa Blsss!a-
firm. Ei5balier ossr @a0ssfsA!sr s9teui@r~
atprs,' idWte eiMs eroRe slpaawcl y Sra ftapjH'
Nhtsu unp epstfDsn VNseaaa.
, 1877-07-16
SerGbermno @eieaf.
Gtr9tnia
Teuer 1.uD marine
Derf1eruugsge(fu(0aft
Capital 100000.
Office: 1915 Wiaiu Gtrabe.

Oie1e Geribern,tgs- @clepfGaft 1T lbpn i'm
Sabre 1882 ms Qsben eerufen unb bat it
tets ais cine bef belten unb ltderffu Wsien-
sAafteu b~cwiesen unb felt ibrsr @attetgt8
$500, coo fir SsrIuits tcsablt.
Ole b%urbfbnitilfgf Disibeube ktrus IL
Yrose per @nliam felt tbrer Wriinbuns.
gBir erludsn Nae, neIde gsrihsrungen
gu MAIDEN baben, tit unlerer Sfics, SO.
1915 Matn Ctr, sprsuiprsgen, peer uas
bur6 bic prit 81 b%enadrihtiseu.
%. &. Goiparbin, grdlbent.
moi @aMuel y. @iuis, Sefr.
, 1877-07-16
pie pennNluaaia
}rufr l)trldsrungs : Gflru(daft
bon Rbilabrlpbia.
@earanoet 1926.

Saur Capital. ....S 100000 90
9lctiua. 1,655,717 20
, 1877-07-16

@sunpsiaentbum in philadelphia
uno i'm G 6uylfill Safer. .St50, 100 IN
Bombs unbSYpo!beten, erfeSW elb 431, $3.50 70
Oarlsben nit GauateraiS .."...,. 137.350 on
Out 8eil1erte Wrunbmietben..... 4f,0l0 SO
y lentobn, 0anal uub Solicit
Gpmpasuis 8unbs........... 1855 90
Gileubabn upp anoere 9~ttti,n..,... 1886 90
@sss,aiatsn Staaten Darlsbsn,. 1l0,250 90
Gtaot. County une Staht Dars.
lsbsr stevo,,nn,mn,u"nnum 56.560 90
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13
Population OF Ireland.

1t has been supposed that the regis
tration of births in Ireland must be ex-
cessively defective, as the ratio of regis
tered births to population is so far short
of that of England. But Dr. w. M.
Burke, who signs, as Registrar General,
the detailed report on the year 1875, re-
Gently issued, calls attention to other
returns in explanation of the difference.
He has, indeed, to state, that in the ten
years, 1864, the rate of illegitimate
births, which in England averaged 33. 4
per ], 900 of the population, was only 26. l
per l, 200 in Ireland. But he has also
something else to state. The census of
1871 showed that in England 14.7 per
cent. of the total population were mar
ried women between the ages of Is and
So, but in Ireland only H.. per cent, so
that there were five married possible
mothers in England to four in an equal
number of the population in Ireland,
and, taking the ages Is to 40 years, the
difference is even greater. Thus, the
birth-rates of the two countries bear the
same ratio to each other as the relative
proportion of married women in the pop
ulation. Looking at the returns from
another point, it is found that the births
in England are annually equal to 224 to
every 200 mothers, and the registered
births equal 223 per 1000 in Ireland.
The marriage rate in Ireland is low in
proportion to the total population. This
is partly owing to the large annual en-
igration of unmarried persons;of the mar
rying ages. There is popular opinion
that Irish mothers are more fruitful than
those of England but this, if true. must
under present conditions be to certain
extent neutralized by the comparatively
late period of life at which many mar
riages in Ireland are now solemnized.
The annual excess of births over deaths
in Ireland is about l per cent. of popula-
ton - ODdOn Times
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13

Another scene which grew out of the
new postal arrangement was the finding
of one of the epistles placed in the bed
clothes by Soledad, the chamber maid.
One of these happened to fall into the
hands of Hunt, who observed that the
address to John Secor was superseded by
what had until then been unknown to
him, the real name of his companion,
William M. Tweed. The result of this
proved temporarily unpleasant. Hunt
exclaimed in astonishment, asking if his
companion was actually the notorious
Tweed. He broke out in Indignation
when he found such was the fact. He
protested that he had never done any
thing against the law to merit this asso-
citation, and he stamped and swore and
wanted the Governor of the castle brought
that he might vindicate himself and be
set ut liberty, or at least set apart from
his notorious companion. He was not
pacified nor was there much comfortable
feeling possible between them for the re-
mainder of the fourteen days of their in
generation. BY that time the Franlin
had arrived, and they were taken duly on
board, where explanation was more
| Wub CluulOIOub I'll Jllc
way to the ship when he learned of the
presence of the United States consular
agent, protesting his American citizen
ship, his rights, and his entire ignorance
of Tweed as such until the discovery in
the castle.
Once ON board the United States steam
frigate Franklin, Tweed found at last
solid and Ineligible ground to occupy.
The commander said, as he received him
from the Spanish soldiers and officers,
that his instructions were to bring Tweed
to New York; and to Tweed he also said
what his mission was, and, producing q
photograph, said he was satisfied to re-
ceipt for him and bear him back accord
ingly, assuring him of his kindest feel
ings and of every courtesy and attention
on the voyage back, placing at his dis
posal one of his best state-roOms, ano
extending to him the privileges of the
officers mess. AS to Hunt, the com
mander had no knowledge, and would, il
requested, extend to him the same priv
ileges, or he was free to go ashore If he
preferred.
Mr.. Tweed's son had liberty to com
municate freely with his father, which
he availed of. AS to Hunt, he speed
lily took himself out of sight of Tweed
and went off, returning, however, il
restored good nature, with young Tweed
when he found there was no more DANCE
} OF detention. AS token of reconcilia
ton and fraternity, too, he left as a littl
keepsake the usual compliments of a Ger
tain class on parting with their friend
in difficulty-a file, whipsaw, and
jimmy chisel.
The rest of the story of Tweed up t.
J his return to Ludlow Street Jail agail
has been widely published already. H
} was handed over to the Sheriff on til
Odd of November, 1876.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13
The Hen as She Really Is.

Now there is another man who thinks
he knows how to make hens lay, and he
communicates the process to one of the
agricultural papers. 1t is in the food,
of course. That's what all these idiots
say. When will all the true nobility of
hen be understood ? Hens are not
machines. They are reasoning, thinking
beings. If there is one sight more i'm
pressive than another it is hen think
ing. If you want to make hen lay get
on her best side. Work ON her feelings
This can be done by studying her nature
and learning her tastes. This accom-
plished, go to work to show her that you
are her friend, and not grinding, grasp
ing leech, with no higher ambition than
worming eggs out of her. When hen
sees that you love her and respect her;
that you are truly her friend that you
are in active sympathy with her reach
ings out for the undefnable in nature,
she will just turn her toes in, tighten
her jaws and fairly fill the entire atmos-
phere with eggs. You can't lay for hen
with food tricks. A hen despises con-
cealment. Ne,Os.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13
A MAnEN's STORY.


Rel gru.ne, book in hand, from school,
ia s,a4s.n + time, one evening COOL
I Slow iuntered on my way,
when l. accosted me:
40, say,
Fair alden, what the special lore
Yol slAdy everything before :!
Ianswsred him most modestly,
- Sir. | ann studying poetry.
Three times I've tried, nor can conipihe
Words in single decent line;
Yet, by my labor YOU may guess
want TO be poetess.
a. NV little friend" he straight replied,
- Your master has but mystihed
His pupil. Sure you waste your time
Learning from such AZ him to rhyme.
obey but me, and, ere you know II,
You shall become a lady-peet.
But promise, If / grant You this,
Az NV reward, one little kiss
From those red lips-just TO make friends.
SIR" said I, "if it serve your ends
TO work so cheaply, from my lip
Any amount of kisses sip"
He did. He took me in his arm
And gave me many kisses warm.
This was Loves very simple fee;
Aud now-I write love-poesy.
-Tnlsleys Magazine.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13

IT is proposed to abolish fast days in
Scotland, because they have come to
mean feast days so far as getting drunk
goes. The London Lancet is of opinion
that there is too little fasting nowadays
among strong and comfortable people,
who make themselves too comfortable,
and eat and drink in excess of both want
and work, and points out that fast is
desirable from medicinal as well as a
religious point of view.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13
card for Rational Readers.

Irrational people always reject good advice,
and in nothing is their folly more frequently
conspicuous than in ignoring precautions neces-
sary for the retention of health. Forecast, on
the other hand, is a notable characteristics of
the RATIONAL and it is the exercise Of this quail
ity which we would suggest to them. Protect
the system against diseases which fasten upon
the debilitatea, the nervous and the dyspeptic,
by bracing the physique, regulating the stomach,
bowels and liver, and banishing dependency,
with the purest and most efficient OF botanic invig-
Grants, Hostetter's Stomach Htters. That these
effects follow its use, and that it prevents as
well az annihilates intermittent and remittert
feyers, are facts established by indisputaDle EVIL
sound mind and a sound body" in all their
plenitude, try course Of this sterling medi-
cir
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13

The Irishnan who thought the druggist
stingy because the emetic vas 30 small Is only
surpassed in his parsimonious drollery by those
who persistently adhere TO the use OF those
nauseating, disgustingly large and drastic pills,
while DR.. Pierces Pleasant PisrgdtiUe Pettefs,
which are sugar-coated, and little larger than
mustard seeds will, by their steady and gentle
action on the liver, correct all torpidity, thus
permanently overcoming constipation. In South
America they have almost entirely superseded
all other pills, and are relied On fully by the
people, and often used as preventive OF the
various affections Of the stomach, liver, and
bowels, so prevalent In that climate. Pierce's
Pocket Memorandum Books are given away at
drug-stores.
SMYRNA, Aroostook Co., Maine, Nov 8, 1876.
II. v. PIERCE, M. d.:
DEAR SIR write to inform you that have
used your Pellets for some time, and find them
to be the best medicine that / ever used. Ihave
also used your Favorite Prescription in my
family with entire satisfaction. have seen
your Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser,
and think it is the best thing that have ever
seen. Yours truly, @. SHERMAN.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13
TIr ,,rb1ic are hereby ass

THE public are hereby assured through
the columns of this paper that Parsons Ptrr
gdtice Pills contain no injurious principle, bu
that they may be administered to children and
the most weak and shattered constitutions, il
small doses, with great certainty Of success.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13
AFTER an experience of over twenty

five years, many leading physicians acknowl-
edge that the Grdetenba'g MdrshaTs Uterine
Cdtl,olicon is the only known certain remedy
for diseases to which women are subject. The
Graefe'abrg Vegetable PtHs, the most popular
remedy of the day for biliousness, headache,
liver complaint and diseases Of digestion Sold
by all druggists. Send for almanacs. Graefen-
berg Co., New York.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-04-13
Going Back to Specie Prices.

The Palmer House, Chicago, the largest and
finest hotel in the world (and the only fre-proof
house in America) has reduced the price to
SO per day for all rooms above the parlor floor,
except parlors and rooms with baths.
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Iuprtant.

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depot $50 elegantly furnished rooms. Best
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AsTHMA.-It is useless to describe the
tortures of spasmodic asthma. Those who have
suffered from its distressing paroxysms know
what it is. JONAS WMTcoMBs REMEDY has never
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Good Measure Is the Watchword

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MEDICAL success in which every poor,
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the land is deeply interested-Collins' Voltaic
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they cost but 25 cents. and always cure.
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DIR. A. JOHNSON, one of the most sue
cessful practitioners Of his time, invented what
is now called yohnson's Anodyae Liniment The
great success of this article in the cure of Bron-
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make the name OF Johnson not less fayorably,
il less widely, known than that of Louis
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A POSITIVE cure for rheumatism-Du-
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RHEUMATISM cured at once by Durang's
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phenstine d Bentley, Washington, ID. G.
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DURANG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY never
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