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The Osceola times., 1878-01-19
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SIR:-A new counterfeit five doll
lar note on the frs, National bank
ot Hanover, Pa, has msde ,,s ap
p-aranrc. The paper IL very thin,
aud color dark. Dated February
20. 1864, aud bearing signature oi
T. l.. Spinner and l.. +. Gluten
den.
About September 20, 1877 y well
executed five dollar note on the
Pust National bank Of TamaIua.
Pa, made its appearance. Upon
the face OF tins note, the letter So
in the word "Doilars" has \ blurred
look ~ though dono in printing
On the back the word Sowing" il
spelled "ownlg," and the word
",housand" 10 spelled "thousasd." "
The counterfeit tive dollar note
on the First National bank OF
iianovsr, Pa. 10 printed from the
anne counterieit-p!ate ~ the eta.
maQna," and bears the same char.
ac,eris,icr, with the exception that
the word "owing" has been cor
rected, but two dots can be dis.
c~rnrd over The wo,d.
II would be well to advise news
papers IN Your vicinity to give pub.
liclty to these facts. aud to suggest
to the public that all notes on those
hanka ut the denomination of IS
bc refused. Respectfully.
Jams J. BRooKs, Chief.
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Redemption Of Lands.

The fo'io,ir= land, belonging 10 the Conncr-
rial bank at k,n'l,Ly sold Jun- ilih. ls57, ioi
the taxes Of isi,, have hee. redeemed 10y John
l.. Driver 90 z;rn', for said Bank. by the
payment l., the county treasurer Of Ni'-is,i2;l
oonnty, Of AL the taNt-. ,"nalfy. casts aud in-
icrcst. r, ,sprc;ively due ou each tract, viz:
Part n. Of ~ y. section township 10,
range s-sjsa.
The ne 4, section u, tr~n-hi" 10, ra"sr
Part he ~ ne '. section -, township 10.
rrnses Thrs = oi y Oi -s,;ion ., tIwn,hir
~, range a-sSs.ss
The NV y Uf.,c;ion -, to>nshlp 10, rauge
s-taS.
J. X. p HALF,
Ex-of1c'n, Recorder, and County Cl.rk'
peccnLci ~, IsI.
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Trustees Sale 0f Personal Prep
erty.


~ virtue ~ frV-t drs.i 10 NE @srea'~d, 10
secure ce4tHin indrbie'n.~- To- " 4. Hale, ny
.iatnes hest. dated Msy ., A u, ls7l ana
rurur'le,l w the Recorder. Office of Mssirslpid
county. Arkaisrs. Ia Record Book volume y,
pages isl. 1S and l5a sud smother trust dre'i ."
me executed by lanes u. Bet, 10 .s',l'c cfr-
tain indehfrdna-st to W. 7 lisi-. dated august
T. 4 H.. isi7. sni rec rid In the kccordcr's
nffee of Issisrlspi county. Arkansas, la Rec nj
Book va'pfnr !, page. ~. and sSs, ! viii, on
Monday. the 18Th day 81 Jsnuary. \. H.. ls's:
h-tw--n the h"ins 81 nipr uCi ck IN and
tour o'clofk p ~ Ht fhr r.-idrnce ot NE
Elizabeth Bcri, about fwo mil.s wrst q the town
oi p."-a, in tie county aud .isie aiorcsaif.
proceed In srll 10 the high 81 bidder ior cash In
hand. b~ foloni' Z d..criord r,rsoaHl prop.
crty, tO-wii; FN-hcsd Z niulcs. three brad "
horses, one bu Dire aud hiy brad ui hog.
moic or isss fifty h.nd of caii.r. NOR. or les,
two Wagons. all fh" farming lmplrmrnis ula'h
said farm, one steam engine one cntton sin,
belt. and grs;lng belonging ii.r-ta; TO sa,i-h
N. h.ind,bt.dn",, sccnrci by sal iso trust 'lrr-
together with thr cn,is oi ,Arcsiu, TIN -lipr.
o-cYoLA, .. IN =, January I. l,,s
d. ii HALE. Trustee.
BLAtkWOUD i GiTIiES. Attorney.
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500 isEvyAisD.

lwiIl give the a5ov, reward for
the arrest and conviction OF any
party or parties engaged IN the
manufacture Of, or passing counter
'cit coin or paper money; or rirrf
DOLLARS for information that will
lead to the arrest aud conviction o.
the same. ". d. HAsxiNs,
City Marshal
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Notice.

Iwill Open n srie' school In the Goo,lrl' b
huildinY IN O.cvniA, 90 the 3lst day 1 Dcc-In-
her, Is.'. xni rrrpeuifu y so,icit Iibriai
-harv OF thr public patronage.
1EgAs: Primary and Intermediate branches.
a. 10 ier mon h; sy'ta rates frr ad,arc~d
p.piir. inc,dc.tai. du sdyanr-) Tor term. sl "a
Ir,f'r by i.c,u,issiun 10 "hn ", shc'ldan. W
". snd ] t"v-r OF rscrula. and ".
Byar-. county su;.rmt'nd.nt ui iiaywood cvua
ty, r,Barssrv
Very respectfully,
JUliN i AArHls
December y lt--.
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In all last year only fourteen
tsn,ales were buined 10 death by
hurryi"g NJ tho drs with kerosene
Il tSAcs y long time to convince
woman against her first impression
but years aud hl;stcrn will DO it.
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TuE following Main street eisth.
fhing houses. IN Memphis, have
failed: Jullus Beer 4 Co., n. Fad
4 Co., n. Rosenthsl 4 Co., and J.
&. Ward 4 Co. The liabilities Of
the latter are 500, 900, and the firm
offered to settle on basis OF City
cents, which waa declined by Esst.
era creditors. The l.sb'l,Iies Of
the others are unknown.
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THa best stock You can invest in
10 iarm stock; the best shares, plow
shsrcs; he best banks. the fertile
banks VI rural streams, since the
more the latter arc broken, the
better dividends they return on ,hv
invcstncnt.-[ Plowman.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-19

A PHILADELPHIA poetess sings:
IL wosld not weep because the
roses die" No. indeed. That's
nothing 10 cry for. But whcn
black oak wood IL worth S, 30 u
cord and the winter promises TO
last Eve months, then you want to
l'n up your voice aud howl ill
they can hear you ia Nevada.
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TR,purs 10 the press: Railroad
mail clerks declare that the delay
vi daily newspaper will cause IN.
nnitely more grumbl,ng on the
part Of the person to whom il WAS
addressed than will that oi n letter.
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver 4 Goa. drug
s,ors is the headquarters TOR pure
drugs aud medicines, which crn be
bought ., bottom price. for cash.
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AsixoSA cApends S;2.4l per
capita tor the education Of her
children in public schools; Cali
fornia s22.c&, and Ma s,rLese,tss
but so.
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IL 10 contrary TO TIE rules oi xll
printing o0ices for subscribers to
lend their papers. You who bur.
row ought 10 subscribe Tor the
paper.
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Ir costs less thsn half y cent a
day to take = weekly paper; less
than . diliEent hen would earn in
= month Vt tho market pr CO OF
sgEs; lees than = cigar = fortnight,
and very poor one at that; less
thaa the barber nouIJ charge by
she year to keep ones hair
trimmed; lees than = good sised
Christmas turkey; less tlsn an on
ergctic kitchen girl will wmsts IN .
week. A penny . day can Be
saved 10 MANY . better way than
stopping your paper. Aud yet =
great many will say they can't
s1ori to take their county paper.
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GxRNASY has $4,000 900 people
o" . territory not as large as Texas
making abou, eco TO the square
mile.
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TuEnk is SO much snow in Bal
gar'a that transport to and from
tho bridge over the Danube is alto.
gether interrupted.
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TuE speaker of the South Carr.
lima house Of delegates ia only 27
years old. Ilis ability is highly
spoken Of.
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Tuis country increases in popu.
'asi"n abou, 100000 a year, over
5000 every day, and more than
100 every h. ur.
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FRANCE hss 10000. 400 people, or
III to the square mile. She has
only about fUur,6fihs rs much ter.
ritory ~ the state OF Tesas.
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ESoLAAD has $4,000. 900 on n
territory ahont the size of the state
"i New York, onc half of which is
owned by 200 la.dlor.is.
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Mas. LYNS, vito Of Hon. Frank
l.ymn. late editor of the jackson.
port Herald, died Of pneumonia on
Wednesday Of last week.
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Two hundred dollars Is the
amount OF tax assessed on dog. in
Madison county, No.
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"LARoe fire in Rhode Island. I"
Don't believe il; there isn't enough
room.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-19

rIESrr Of trade dollars in town
which will be very useful In max.
ing change.
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For Sale.

Cus sixsh isi~rrst In an undivided r~.asr.
sitna:ed In Mississt,Si roaaty, eustssnihg s.psD
orr< ~ ssad al alssv~ vvss1~w er t~rUs
- dHe,si2sich apply q ~ s0cs U-ed
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Russia has just bought 100000
rifles in Berlin,
The Osceola times., 1878-01-19

MANY Minnesota farmers were
plougi,ing on the iirst Of December.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-19

RrsslA has ordered 100 moro
&eld guns from krurp.
The Osceola times., 1878-01-19

Tss king ct ItaIy died II 2:s0 P.
|. - ~ ttah isst. 10 The alter.
= wsrs stp,alstsrss
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NEWSPAPER
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1ahi IS orratc-. showing cot of advertising and
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CS 0lLr.Eperp s'ARp.. me- two alike, with
soaa.sc 70 cts. pcs,-rais. FELLOWS I ~ /,
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90 Mixed Cards, with nam". 10 ct.. s-mnics
~ for set stamp. J. MISkLEE 4 GO. NA,-
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and all arlang M uts of the NfkN CTS sf--
TEN. eir ular c Inisi"ing particular II many
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mail Ia sll applicants Address % CAf g. .
Most. sole Proprietor. j. Cor,aaai street
New York.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
Nature as a Plagiarist. .

Two brothers in St. Louis resem-
BILE each other so exactly that it is
with great difficulty that they tell
themselves apart How others are
confused is illustrated by the follow
ing story:
1t is a rule in the Circuit Court
that but one attorney on each side
shall examine witnesses. In a recent
trial, in which Thomas and Thomas
were engaged, this rule was violated
by them in very dexterous manner.
Stepping to one side, as if for private
consultation, they exchanged chairs,
and no one could tell that it was not
the same one who had before occu-
pied the seat. In this way they re-
lieved each other, while the lawyer
on the other side had to stop from
exhaustion.
"Mr. Thomas" said Circuit Judge
short time ago, "are you ready TO
argue that motion pow?"
"What motion, your Honor?"
''The motion you spoke of yester-
day"
"Your Honor, 1 was not in the
courtroom yesterday"
Your memory must be very short,
sir. l saw you here"
"Not me, your Honor"
Il know it was you; and if you
trife with the court, [ shall have to
fine you for contempt, sir. }
"Your Honor, it-was my motion,
said the other Thomas, entering the
room. The Judge looked at the two
Thomases in amazement, and recov-
ering his good humor, remarked that
nature. had committed plagiarism
in the case of one of them, he
couldn't tell which.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
Al 3 e'AFss sSiaa


Farewell, long ssrewell to all ny greatness'
This is the State Of Maine; to-day nan puts forth
The tender leases of hope, tomorrow blossoms,
And bears his blushing honors thick upon him;
The third day comes q potatoe-bug;
The fourth day this bug sends for his family
And gets redrcsd rates on the railroad
For colony of his neighbors
The sixth day grasshopper and a June-bug
Put in appearance, and, seeing that
1t is fine opening for young people,
They send fol. all their kith and kin,
Who settle around the poor cuss ike
The seYenteen-year locusts in Egypt;
And when he thinks good easy man,
Full surely his greatness is a ripenng. '
They eat him up slick as whistle,
Not even sparing the brass buckle On the ss
Back of his pants te.4 t
have ventured, like little wanton boys
That swim ON bladders.
These many summers in sea of Glory,
In full view of railroad trains,.
But at last I've come to grief;
NV high-blown pride at length br;le under,
And has left me, weary and old with service, anc
Afflicted with curviture of the spine, ringbone,
SPAWN, poll-evil, rheumatism, unable to swim,
And at the mercy<of ruSa. sfSassh
That must foreVeT hide BfcAsS
Vain pcmp and glory of this world. hate ye /!
feel my heart new opened; oh, how wretchod
Is that poor cuss that hangs on
Princes favors, and expects an appointment!
There is betwixt that "smile" he would aspire to
That sweet aspect of princes and his ruin,
More bangs and tears than wars or women have
And when he falls, he falls like Lucifer
Learning to skate never to hope again!
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lively tones tkeir ssuiIs;piicii suiIs;piiciiof1 that some.

lively tones their suspicion that some
thing unusual had happened.
Half an hour later the Clinton and
Holmesville stage passed that way,
and the driver and his passengers
were astonished beyond measure
For some time it was supposed that
some new and curiohsly complicated
animal, consisting chiefly of zebra and
black panther, was swinging from the
sapling; but just as one of the passen-
gers was about to fire at it, the driver
recognized the minister, though he
was not able to recognize Ills fellow
prisoner The latter's voice was some
what muff1ed, but she was distinctly
heard to revile the minister, and to
assert that she never would forgive
him, no matter how he might try to
excuse himself Six strong men finally
bent down the saplings released the
victims, and with rare delicacy assign
ed the duty of recognizing Miss
Sloane ID the tao ladies' who were in
the stage. Fortunately, neither OF
Master Sloane's victims were serious
ly injured, and they both were able
to walk home on opposite sides OF
the street.
The results of this affair were num-
erous. Miss Sloane left town the
next day on visit to the East, and
has not since returned. The minister
was tried for indiscreetly hanging
from the tops of trees with young
ladies, and thereby bringing reproach
upon his profession, but was acquit-
ted by close vote. As for Master
Sloane it is believed and hoped that
his father has killed him. At any rate
he has not been seen, and the rumor
that he has been sent to the House OF
Refuge il Chicago is not generally
believed.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26

JUST LIKE A WootAN.-There was
a dramatic scene in a. New York Po-
lice Court the other day when young
Seabrooke Purdy, the very black
sheep of a most aristocratic family,
was arraigned for stealing a pair of
earrings and $50 from Lille Stagg, a
girl of Il, with large gray eyes, a fair
complexion and dark hair. She faint
ed when brought up before the JUS
tice as witness, and wished to with
draw the charge that she had been
induced to make by representations
that Purdy, her lover, had been faith
less to her. "Let the prisoner ask the
witness one question:" said Purdy's
counsel. Purdy, who is short, young
man, of blonde complexion, with light
brown hair and d blonde moustache,
stepped up and confronted the girl
"Lillie," said he, in trembling voice,
"did l ever steal $40 from you?"-
"Remember you are on your oath,
said the the court. The girl turned
pale, dropped her eyes, and stood
mute. "Lillie," said the prisoner once
more, very earnestly, "tell the truth,
on your oath before God, did l ever
steal a cent from your" II gave it to
you," said the girl, speaking hardly
above whisper. Purdy stepped
quietly down to the prisoners bar
"I shall hold the prisoner" said the
Justice.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
WHO He Was.

At an Oddfellows' hall the other
day young man in the medical stu
dent line of life came suddenly face
to face with dear, kind, old, fatherly
looking gentleman with white hair,
of highly respectable and almost
Biblical appearance.
They both stood transfxed. The
same idea flashed across both of them.
"Your face is familiar to me, very
familiar; but l can't remember where
we have met so often" However,
the friendly impulse was carried out;
they shook hands warmly, partook OF
friendly glass, and departed, still
ignorant of each others name and
occupation.
But the young man was deter
mined to solve the problem, and he
eized on the waiter, and said to
him: "rell me, waiter, who is that
distinguished stranger, with the white
hair all about him?" And the waiter
whispered slowly; "Please, sir, that's
the pawn-broker."
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
By DR.. T. B. FoRDEs, N D., for
Mrs WIN. III FORBES.
VEG ETsN z
For Cancers and Cancerous Humors.
The Doctors Certificate.
Read It.

ASHLEY, Washington. Co., ILL, Jan. IA, 1878.
Mr. H. R. STEyENs.-
Dear iS,r,-This is to certify that I had been
suffering from Rose Cancer on my right breast,
which grew very rapidly, and all my friends had
given me up to die. when / heard of your medi-
cine, Vegetine, recommended for Cancer and
Cancerous Humori commenced to take it, and
soon found myself beginning to feel better; my
health and spirits both felt the benign influence
which it exerted, and in few months from the
time commenced the use of the Vegetine, the
Cancer came out almost bodily.
CARRIE DEFORREST.
/ certify that / am personally acquainted with
Mrs DeFOrreSt, and consider her one of our very
best women. DIR. s. III. FLOWERS.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD-1f VEGETIYE
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify, and cure such
diseases, restoring the patient to perfect health
afto- trying different physicians, many remedies,
suffering for years, is 1t not conclusive proof if
you a sufferer, you be eured2 Why is
this medicine performing such great cures? 1t
works in the blood, in the circulating fluid. 1t
can truly be called the Great Blood Purifier
The great source of disease originates in the
blood; and no medicine that does not act directly
upon it, to purify and renovate, has any just
claim upon public attention.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26

The PROGRESSIVE TELEPHONE
Mr.. Edison has also. been working
diligently at his telephone. He has
lately perfected the receiver" of the
telephone so that words spoken at a
distance Of 100 feet from the instru-
ment have been distinctly heard 80
rods away. He recently placed a
telephone containing the improved
receiver in his laboratory and con-
nected it in the usual manner with
another one in his house, which is
more than 80 rods distant. The in
strument in the laboratory was plac-
ed at one end of the room and Mr..
Edison retired to the other end, aud
his words, spoken in an ordinary con-
versational tone, were distinctly
heard in the other telephone at his
residence. One difficulty met with
in the experiment was that the other
sounds in the laboratory were also
transmitted through the instruments,
but they did not destroy the sound
of the inventors voice. The resis-
tance thus overcome by the sound
was equal to that encountered in
traversing 100 miles of wire when
the words are spoken directly into
the receiver.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26

Edison, the chitd of inspiration, is
experimenting with new instrument
which he calls the teleoscopophone, a
sort of ear trumpet, which, when ap-
piled to the ear, will enable one to
hear the ordinary conversation of a
man a mile distant. There is no con-
necling wire, as in the telephone, but
everything depends on the property
of the ear-trumpet itself, which is on
an entirely different principle from
those which have been in use. 1t is
intended that this instrument will en-
able deaf persons, except such as can
not hear cannon fired at their elbow,
to distinctly hear anything said on
the stage at the theater. Edison also
works about seven hours day in
perfecting his phonograph, and ex-
poets to have a standard machine, a
phonograph for the counting room
ready in October.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
Old Joke revamped and become

Old Joke revamped and become a
reality: First scientific party, by the
name of Richard A. Proctor, with
his telescope: There is a 'steeple five
miles off; | can see fly walking on
it. Second scientific gent, by the
name of Prot. Hughes, with his
rnicrophone: I can't see him, but |
can hear him walk. Third scientific
person, by the name of Edison, with
his carbon thermopile: l can meas
ure the amount of heat produced by
the friction of his movement. And
(producing phonograph from his
pocket), by attaching this machine to
your microphone, | can preserve and
reproduce the noise of his walking,
SO that people can hear him walk a
thousand years bence.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
NO. 49,


HOW THEY NkRag IS ENGLfsD.
The Graphic, commenting upon some
of the more pleasant of recent mar
riages, points out the hour most suit
able for the union of heart and hand.
Tbesmorning, it says, is the best time
for wedding. The day is fair and
fresh, as the bride is; and nature is
more joyous in the morning than at
night. In England all weddings,
save those performed by special Ii
cense, must be solemnized before IL
o'clock in the morning. This is a
curious instance of how a rule ofteur
survives after the reason for it has
ceased. During the 1000 years that
England was Roman Catholic, mar
riages were always blessed with a
nuptial mass, and as a mass must not
be said after II o'clock NJ, all the
weddings necessarily were solemnized
in the morning. The rule thus fixed
has survived the reformation, and is
stils m fan force. Itis yevy rare in
England for marriage to take place
outside a church; an English girl
would feel herself very badly treated
if she were married at home or be-
fore magistrate. The wedding par
ty, in half dozen carriages, generally
drives to the church about o'clock.
The ladies are all in white, and carry
bouquets; the men are in morning
dress, and wear flowers in their but
ton-holes. There is always crowd
around the church door, waiting TO
see the bride; and if she be at all
pretty, she hears compliments and
good wishes in plenty. After the
ceremony, the party drive off to a
wedding breakfast at the house of the
bride. and all are happy and gay,
without either boisterousness or un-
necessary expense.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26
" C E ETEFa e
I regard it as Valuable Family Medicine
Jan l. 1878

jim. I, 1910.
Mr. H. R. STEvENs:-
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure in saying, that
have used the Vegetine in nty family with good
results and have known of several cases of re-
markable cures effected by it. l regard it as
valuable family medicine. Truly yours,
Rev. WIN. MCDONALD.
The Rev VIM. Mcdonald is well known through
the United States as n minister in the NJ. T.
Church.
THOUSANDS SPEAK -VEGETINE is acknowl-
edged and recommended by physicians and
apothecaries to be the best purifier and cleanser
of the blood YET discovered, and thousands speak
in its praise who haze been restored TO health.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26

There are 700 carpet making estab-
lishments in the United States, which
in prosperous times, furnish employ
ment to between 100000 and 200, ,000
operatives-men, women, and chill
dren-while s4,700,O00 is expended
yearly for wages.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26

SUNDAY excepted. saturday AID Sunday ex-
cepted.
HENRY C. WENTWORTH, H. B. LEDYARD,
G.. P. & I. A, Chicago. Gen'l Supt., Detroit.
*Day Express, (dOn't stop carries mail 1887 p. m
*Day Express. (don't stop carries mail 3:43 D. m.
WILLIS ARGABRIGHT, Agt
Mail going East closes at 1907; going West
at 3l3. Night mail each way closes at II o'clock
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1878-06-26

Be honest, pay yonr debts, keep
your temper, and avoid strong drink,
was Evangelist Moody's farewell ad-
vice to his New Haven congregation.