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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-12

about In the cities from one quarter TO
another by mobs who wanted TO rob them
tirst and then Danish them; the ieudal
empeFors claimed the right 10 buy and sell
them It was deemed NO sin to cheat aud
deceive, no crime to waylay or kill, q
Jew. Their homes were burned; the
flames often furnished tombs iot their
own flesh and bones At the time Of the
Back Plague, when the hendish aCcnsa.
ton was made against them Of having
poisoned the wells, they were treated with
q barbarity equaled only by Elizabeths
aud Cromwell's atrocities upon the Catho-
lies In Ireland and Catherine de Medicis
persecution, Of the PrOteStants Of France.
From the Volga westward, the Jews were
slaughtered like dogs or burned by thou.
sands In their homes or on the public
squares. They were banlshed from Swift
zerland; In the Italian cities, for which
they had done so much, they were con-.
PEELED to gather in districts by themselves,
-gheth,- and wear badges. In the latter
part Of the fifteenth century they were
driven ruthlessly from Sicily. In Spain
they were massaCred because there was
not the usual rainfall and Ferdinand
and Isabella drove them out Of the coun-
try. They were expelled from Portugal
without apparent cause, but money
enough was able to palliate whatever OF.
tense they were suspected Of and the
richest few were permitted to remain
wherever they pleased. The children OF
the rest were seized and transported to be |
brought up Christians. Their European
prosecutions lasted over two hundred |
and fifty years; history records no grounds
for It's beginning; reason Is appalled, at its |
origin, pToportionateIy frightlil in It's Bit
terness, Irrational, malicious, and, in most
mind, uncouquerGble, prejudice against
this race survives even amidst the free In.
situations and under the blatant preten.
sions OF the American eagle.
Yet this race has never done anything
TO deserve the detestation of mankind.
They are almost the only nation, ancient
or modern, who never prosecuted any
other people! It Is true they had not the
power for many centuries, but there Is
nothing in their blood or characteristics
TO justify the suspicion that they would
have done SO had they possessed It always.
They are benevolent, humane, iilial and
reverential to the old, courteous and
obliging, full Of enterprise, models Of
thrift and economy; and, in proportion to
heir number, the police annals present
lever Jewish names than are accredited
% any other race. They are loyal citizens
n every country where they have their
homes; they are kindly neighbors and
aithful friends.
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NEw foEE, November l1.-Cotton ouiet
and steady at II l3.l6all 6-l6c; futures strong.
Fiaur dull and heavy; receipts, Ii, 900 bar.
relsi supertine western and State 81 5Oa5 Oh .
common 10 good s. 3Oa5 co; good to choice,
% 'VaL 20; white wheat extra, So 00al so;
extra Ohio, S. I5a1 75; st Louis So OOaS 90:
Minnesota patent, s. 25aS 50. Wheat heavy:
receipts, 82l,0OO bushels; ungradcd spring
81 2Ial q; No. ) spring, 81 25al 90; No. 8
spring 81 %; ungraded winter r.d, 81 pal q +:
No. =. II SSal so; mixed winter 81 81: un.
graded amber, 81 36l5; No. . amber, 81 Az:
ungraded white 81 3lal Sc; No, 9, 81 3ia
50; No. do, sales $1,000 bushels at 81 81 4
al 81; No. red, November, sales $1,000 BUSH
els at 81 Ssll SS11; December, sales las 900
bushels at 81 40Xal Az. Rye firm. Corn
hrmer; receipts, 100000 bushels; upgraded.
o9a59Mc; No, 9, 5s2Ia59c; yellow western,
60Hc; low mixed &c; No. 9, November
6SAci December coke. Oats weak; receipts
1000 bushels; western 441&a4Gc; white west
ern false, Hay in fair demand at Soc,
Hops In good demand; yearlings 7alsc; east.
ern and western 15ai5c; New York Stale 3;a
41c. Cottee quiet and unchanged. Sugar
quiet and frnii fair TO good refining sJEagc,
Mo!asseS dull and nominal. Rice steady and
In lair demand TallGw firm AZ 7Na79Ic.
Rosln weak al 81 T5al 80. Turpentine quiet
and firm at SG5sal0C. Eggs quiet; western
l9a2l &c. Pork hrmer; mess $40 0Oall 90. Beef
10 talr demand. Cut meats firm; long clear
80 co. short clear 50 Is. Lard weak: p1ilne
steam ~ lOa1 l2H. Butter dull; western lSa
4Vc. Cheese faai western sal3c. WHISKY
nominal at 81 Is.
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PHILADELPHIA. November ll.-Flour-Quiet;
Minnesota extra family, medium, 50 q; good
~ %: choice 50 621si fancy 50 rs. Rye Flour
Quiet at IS G9S. WheAt-Less active ;
western rejected 81 80; No. . red elevator
81 361Sal 81; No. red, spot and November,
s. S5h bid; 81 81 asked; December, 81 40 bid;
81 Il asked January, s. Az bid; 81 45X
asked, Corn-Dull; high mixed 6Ta5Sc; low
mixed, tsaOk, 56c; yellow, track, 6sS50S; No,
2not quoted; new western mixed, $50; sail,
mixed; spot and November, SIC hid; 81 asked;
December sic hid sc asked; January 56Kc
bid 6sIsc aaked. 0ats-Dull: rejected i0a
4lo; mixed 4Oai2c: white 4Saiic. Provisions
Firmer. Beet-Mess $l2 so. Pork-Mess
Sl2 OOal2 50. Hams-smoked 9I<al0Xc
picked saSHc. Lard-WesterE saa at Sisa
IKE. Bntter-Bloysnt; creamery extra S7a
SSci SlE york aud Bradford county, Ia,
extra SiaS5c; Western Reserve extra aia9sc
good 70 choice &2a2So. Eggs steady; western
go Cheese dull; creamery l2Ifalsc; good
llal2c. Whisky steady; western 81 l2.
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pITTsBuRSH, November PETaotGuM -
More active; crude, higher Of exc ut Par
kers for ahipmenti refined 1Ifc for Phlladel
phia delivery.
On ClTY, November ll.-PErRoLRux-Mar
ket opened with 0lc bid for old; rose to 9SISci
declined and closed Ut 92Ifc bid for old,
Shipments 5000 barrels averaging $1,000
barrels Transactions 100000 barrels.
LONDON, November li.-PETRoLEUM--6Ka
I'D; refined 7a7Hd.
ASrwEnr, November II. --PErRoLEuA-lle-
lined 1871. :.
fined 7Kd.
NEW IoRE, November il.-PrRoLEuM-
refined 71sc asked.
PHILADELPHIA. November ll.-PErRoLEuN--
Firm; refined Ike.
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EAST LtBEErr. November ll.-CArrLE-Re,
scipts. to-day ! ,G42 head, all for this market,
Supply heavy and bad market; cattle hard
to sell At any price, selling fully Nc Off from
Hoas-Reeeipts to-day 2 $50 head. Workers
Is 5Oa3 90; Philadelphias Is seas 90.
saEEn-Receipts to-day 2,70O head. Selling
lOal5c lower than last week.
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ChInarn

CHICAGO, November l.-FIour-Nominally
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices shade
lower; No. 2 red winter 81 ISIS No. 9 Chicago
spring 81 10 cash /; 81 10 bid December; 81 lSX
January No. 8, 81 221I rejected SOC. Corn
Steady and In fair demand at 42Hc cash /;
S0Sc December; 4SEc May; rejected size,
Oats-Quiet but steady at S2Na32ISc cash /;
S24c December; S59Ec May. Rye end Barley
STEADY and unchanged, PorE-steady anu
unchanged 81 75al0 00 cash; 80 5OaO is No.
vembri 50 55aa % December. Lard-Firmer;
81 so bid cash; s. 5IIza8 90 Decerubes,
Bulk Meats-Quiet and Unchanged. Whisky
lin good demand and prices shade higher
at $IpS
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UAlo4eo, November Il. : The 'DFoyors'
Journal reports:
Hoss-keceipta $1,000 head; shipments
6,0oO head. Market dull and easier; mixed
packing IS 6OaS s.; light - 5OGS 90; choice
heavy % 7Oa3 30.
CArrLE-ReceIpts 1900 head; shipments
400 head. Market more active; native shin.
ping 9 5Oai So stOckers q 25a2 %; Texans
saEEE~Reeelpts / 800 head: at a. ennI1n
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AToINdn.

ToLEDo, November l1.-Wheas STEADY; No
I white Michigan, q q; No . rcd winter,
EpvemHeFSl 2gllE; December 81 2SH; Janu.
aEy 81 q; western amber 81 23k; No.
amber Illinois s. 26k. Corn steady; high
mixed, new, 4lHc; No. . spot, 443ic; new,
Ike; December, new or old, CSC; May old,
AaSc; No 9 white, ACC new, axe; rejected
new, 39HC. Oats hrmeg; No. 2 S2ISc; re.
lsctod s0c, Glover seed quiet prime IS Is.
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PHILADELPHIA, November H. WOOL,
BuoyHnt; Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Wiz.
ginta Xxx and above 45ai7c; X 45alTc; me,
dium 5Oci coarse 46c; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and western fine 43a45c; medium
6Cc; coarse 43c; washed oombing and de.
LANES 4sa6Sc; tub-washed 47a55c; unWashed
combing and delaine 3Sa3sc; pulled 40aiSc.
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Cincinnati.

CractNSATI. November H. Cotton-strong
atllNc. Flour-Dull at q SOa6 80. Wheat
Dull at 81 Goal ". Corn-steady'as 43c;
new ear S6aSTc. oats-Firm; No. Q $SaS41Sc
Rye-Dull at 1saSOo. Barley Dull; No, 2
iall 9!aA5c. PoFk-Dull and nominal at
81 co. LaEd-Quiet at Sc 60a6 90. Bulk
Meats and Bacon-Nominally unchanged.
Green Meah-Nominally unchanged Wits.
Iky-Demand active and prices have advanced
TO 81 %, ButteF-Dnll; fancy Creamery S5c :
choice dairy Sc: other grades unchanged.
Linsced 0il-Firm at SOC.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE BEAW0OD COAL PROPERTY.
a. Wilson Kelly

Va In Chaucery.
By virture Of decrOs Of the Municipal Court oil
Wheeling. entered in the above eStltlel cause, Qcta-
will, on
Saturday, the 22d day Of November, 1879,
BEGINNING At 10 O'Clock A. n, at the front door Of the
Court HOUSE Of Ohio county In the City Of Wheeling
SC 1t publlr auction to ths ghcSt bidder the follow
Ing real estate situate In hArsRll county, West Viz
ghi4 that 70 say: Beginning At stake At the In'Cr-
SectloH Of the dividing line between laadS Of Hiram
AeNechen and the old Virginia Rolling MIL COM
pany, with the eastern dde Of the road say Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company; thtnce with
said line S31s T. SO feet, to dead white OAK tree
on the summit Of the river hill; thence with said
summit n. g I. 72s feet; thence n. ". 496
ern boundary line Of the said Hiram McMechen, and
| being the boundary line also between said Hiram
McMechen and James Blake, and thssce with said
last named dividing line n. 73H W. 62s feet, to 4
point where said line Is crossed by the sid eastern
aid or boundary Of said roadway Of said railroad
company, and thence With said eastern boundary Of
lad roadway 5S5 feet 70 the place Of beEHhing con-
tanng alter excluding ard excepting the roadway Of
the MARSHALL aud OHIO Turnpike Company, lying east
Of ald railroad y acres r6ods aud 10 and fraction
Perrhea, more Or les, together with the right and
privilege o. taking, mining and removing thecoa and
other minerals and Orus and stone updcF tho suriIle
that may be found between the northern aud southern
boundaries Of the above described parcel Of land ex.
tended eastward 10 BogS's Run, the area Of which
mining right Is bounded aS follows: Commencing Ut
the dead white oak tree azores I'D on the summit Of
the river hill, and In the south boundary Of the
above described tract; thence s. s3A =. l,O8 feet;
thence n. 8 Z. ~ Eeet; thence Y. Ia Sl 10 feet:
lhenca y. !? T. s flo feet; thenecN. 10 W. lis SlO
feet to the fork Of BOy's Rum thence n. AK W.
ll feet to stake on said summit q the hill; thelso
$ IL E. 297 feet; thence 4. +. laS feet thence S.
W. "a tetto the place d beginning contaiaI9g 3!
acres, rood and and traction perches 10 said last
named parcel; the nId ant pAmtd pIrcel Of q and
fraction acres adIoIaS on IL lines 6E the sumIat Of
the hi the said last named parcel, which contains
aud embraces the mining right aud privilege but this
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all makes firmly held in first hands. Dress
goods doing weiland ginghAms In fair request.
Agents are making liberal deliveries Of spring
NoolenS 70 the clothing trade, but new busl.
ness Is rather less setive. FlannelS In steady
demand and very Arm.
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VEST VIRGINIA UNllERSIII.

Nine departments Of study; tsIt-bOOla furnished
pcnsn I6F one year IRON $40 70 5000; non.ace-
larian, liberal. tacFoash. fan tsrm begins Sep
TENDER "a. 1879.
tSFSt s1tAlos1"l n auS Stssr in!orpltloa .PPly
WsstYa. cal
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NV ORLEANS, November ll.-sugar-Quiet
and weak; inferior To good common GA
&c; common togood common case; yellow
Siariued ga9Ae. Mce-Demandf fair and prices
htsheri Louisiana ordinary to choice 7s<asC.
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NV ORLEANS, November ll.-Cotton-De
mand active and strong; middling ike; low
DO ll7Sc; good ordinary Ike. Net receipts
II, 359 bales.
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+ You FEEL DULL, DROWsY, DE-
I bllSitel, have ftpqueht hoadSehe mouth tasts,
poof HPpeiie aud tongue coated you are 6u6fs
lng tFgI1 torpid liver, or "bl0aSnOaIH and nO(hIng
gleure you % speedily and permanently Is 10 take
si,T Nv N LIy l.. bisnUtAT0a on MEDICINE.
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hI sEF :; barrel Ohio river, 81 10; Pitts.
sEEDs-Timothy seed, s. 20 per bushel Z;
clover, 80 co. Kentucky Blue Grass, nor bush,
65a15c; Orchard Grass 81 25al 50,
IALLow-5 Ha5Nc for country.
IosAcco-Navies, 50a55c; Twists 65a6Oc,
NitFSs4R-FeF barrel, Is 5O4O 90.
MHEEttsa sTodIEs-Per 1000, SO 5oa1I 50.
MHErE LINE-Per barrel, SOC.
WooL--,Quoted at 40a42c for choice washed,
aud one-thid off for unwashed. Market firm.
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Now York Dry (;oods ,1nrhe,

NEw YoRE, November 1.-THE cotton goods
market was very strong and prices are stead.
NY advancing. Prints IN better demand and
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;ctnsinnalI HOG ,rnr,,a,.

CINCINNATI, November, ll.-Hoes-Llvs,
quiet and unchanged; receipts 500 head ;
shipments, S55 head.
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NV foRE, November l1.-MoyEv-Alarket
easy at SRi per cent, closing at Sal per cent.
Prime mercantile. paper CAT per cent. ster.
ling exchange firm at 81 80. Sight exchange
Produce exports for the week, S6,sla,OOO.
GoyERNMsSrs-Quiet and firm, exCept for
stxe5 OF 1881, which were 4 lower. The
Treasurer paid out up to 3 o'clock s., $50, 900
on account OF bonds Of 1881 purchased yester,
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NAAgA Nlt1 AIN4l
and Best Family Msdi,
cine 10 the World.
An EPYECrUAt SPR.
CIBic for all diseases Of
ne Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
Regulate the Liver and
proyent
Cnuls and Fever, Mala.
ri9ui Fever, Bowel COm.
PlaihtA, ReltloanClJ,
JaundiGe and Nausea.
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Nothing Il 70 unpleasant, nothing 90 eoD,,noD a,
bal breath, and 10 ne Tly syOFS eaSS II comas I'm,
tho St3m1eh 1ld eau b ~ easily corrected n Won iii
nke blmmonI Liver Regulator. Do not NEGLECT "a
remely t0I this fepulSVO disorder, II EIl an
m .PPnH your APPetIte, Complexion and 6eneFal
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VUAu 3'VEaH 0uV UIHET9J
By ylrture Of decree Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling. entered In the above ebtlleI cause Oct1-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-04
ALMENA LOCALS.

From Our Own Correspondent
Mr.. William Hoodmaker has moved on to the
Labide farm, now owned By the Phoenix Life
Insurance Company
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Downing have returned
from their VISIT to York State.
There was born to Mr. and Mrs. William
Dyer, 91s lib. boy, on Thursday, March 81.
There YVES 10 be a Maple Sugar Social at the
Hall, on Friday evening, March 2Sth, but owing
to the stormy weather it was adjourned until
Tuesday evening, April LIST, when there was a
good turn out, and all had good time.
Town Board met and settled with the Treas
urer, on Tuesday, April 1st.
Mr.. George Bolders and Miss Helen Dyer
were married April LIST, Rev. j. II. Darling
officiating.
The Democratic caucus met April LIST, aud
adjourned to meet in joint caucus with the
Greenbackers at Whiskey Run, on Friday,
April 4th, at one o'clock p, m.
Mr. Fred Hall expects to start for the west,
April Sd.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-04

Both Scribner's and Harper Magazines for
April have much to answer for. They each
contain suggestion for the production Of II.
M. S. Pnafore by amateurs. The cities have
been over-run with professional uafore COM
panies and great has been the tribulation Of all
large places on this account. To spread this
plague in the rural districts is something too
atrocous for belief. Yet it has been done, and
there Is hardly village in the lard that has
not H. M. 8. Pinafore in preparation. There ID
great reason to fear that this amateur manis
may strike the Cities II this ever happens, il
will be in order for Secretary Thompson TO call
out the navy to blow II. Nj. S. Pinafore sky
high, even II we have to blow up the rest OF
the British navy afterwards in war with Eng
land-Detroit Free Press.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-04

Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Morris celebrated the twenty-ffth anniversary
Of their wedding at the residence of Mrs. j. l..
Bteiy-the house in which their marriage vows
were plighted quarter OF century ago. The
event was unusually interesting from the fact
that during all these years Mr.. and S1rs. Morris
have been highly esteemed residents of this
county. A large number Of relatives and friends
were present, several from abroad, and q most
delightful evening was spent. Although the
cards OF invitation announced no presents,
several valuable pieces OF silver we're bestowed
upon the worthy couple.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-04

Our personal appearance is matter in which
our friends and acqusintances have right to a
choice whether we shall infict upon them an
exterior uncared for and unattractlvs, counte
nance marred by a neglected grizzled beard, or
crown guIltless OF covering, half covered, or
matched with white hairs, or whether we shall
IN Difference TO our fellows, pay due regard to
our own persons, and make them presentsble
and acceptable in society. There are many
helps for those who desire to do this, and there
are none among them more acceptable than
Halls Hair Remover and Bucklngham's Dye
for the whiskers Both these preparations are
kept for sale at all our drug stores, and if any
OF our friends are looking little the worse for
wear, we advise them to make NOE OF it,
North Star, Danvllle, Vt.
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On the evening OF March 9th U. S. Marshal
Parker and a. M. White, SPECIAL post office
agent, arrested Stephen S. Rasco Post Master
at Mattawan, as defaulter to the government
and bad fraud and rascal in the management
Of the Office in his charge. We understand his
shortage TO the government foots up eight
hundred dollars for the money order depart
ment. VIM. Ii. Brookins, Of kalamazoo, son :
in-law OF Rasco, was also arrested as an accom-
plice. The mode Of operations was this Rasco
would issue money orders to Brookins, on the
Kalamazoo Office, who would draw the money
and deliver it over to Rasco who used If either
in his private business or 10 cover up his de-
felt. We understand that he issued some or
ders to individuals in this place on which he
realized the money. He was taken 10 Grand
Rapids and held to bail in the sum OF one thou
sand dollars. He was still in custody at oul
last adyices.
The old scoundrel used the church and the
lodge to bolster himself up and was one OF the
most jealous Of zeaots. He preached when
ever he could get a chance, officiated as an as
sistant at baptisms, and made very loud aud
gaudy show Of piety, when there were people
around to see.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-04
WANERLY LOCALS.

From Our Own Correspondent.
April lst, and general moving time in this
vicinity. Charley Baker moves into Almena
DR.. Carrier into Bioomingdale, Byron Adams
has rented his farm in Glendale TO Leonard
Dickson, and goes to some place in the central
part Of the State, Ed. Snowman moves to Blu
chauan, and Rube Qua is going on his place in
Paw Paw township. New corners occupy each
of the vacant places.
The pulpit at the Convey Hill church is va
cant, Mrs. Anna Bartons time having expired
She viii probably be engaged for the ensuing
year on her return from her visit.
James p. Fox (the doctor) disposes OF bis
horse by lot on April 18th. The holder OF a
ticket is entitled to number at dance that
he gives in the evening. Price Of tickets, Sl.00
Mrs. Stephen Randall died at her home in
Glendale March %. Some time ago she ex-
perienced a severe attack OF the spinal fever
DR.. Carrier was Immediately called and on the
disease taking serious turn. Dr. Hathaway
was also called. Under this treatment strong
hopes we're entertained OF her ultimate recoy-
cry, but she seemed to be beyond the reach Of
medicine and gradually sank till she died. She
leaves three grown-up children and ono little
girl under ten years Of age.
Miss Lizzie McCarter died at the residenc,
of her parents March Goth. For eighteen
months she has been an invalid and for th'
last six months has been confined to her bee
most of the time. Consumption was the dreat
disease. Hosts OF friends attended her to he
last resting place. The Rev, Jaynes ohiclatet
at both funerals.
Let me say a good word for DR.. Carrier, O.
this place. II has treated many patients this
winter, and when called IN time has been al
MOST universally successful. His genial face
IS alone panacea In sick room, and then hi
charges are very light.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-04
An UndeniabIe Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and il you lead a
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this besutiful
world, it 10 entirely your own fault and there 10
only one excuse for you.-your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show you that Green's
August Flower will cure you OF Livsr Com
plant, or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable eff
fects, such as sick headache. palpitston OF the
heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness dizzi-
ness OF the head, nervous prostrstion, low
spirits DC. Its sale now reach every town on
the Western Continent and not Druggist but
will tell you Of It's wonderful cures. You can
buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you. Sold by all druggists in
America. 2
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-04

Scarcely one among our many friends are
aware Of the vast amount of good that is being
accomplished by Lawsons Curative It ID a
noticesbl fact that we see fewer cases on our
streets OF persons limping and hobbling along
on canes or erutchss. while among our friends
and aequaintances We hear less OF their rheu-
matte and neuralgia complaints and groans.
That " Lavson's Curative" will cure Rheuma-
tlsm, \ euralgia, and the many aches and pains
which any one is liable TO have, is an established
fact, aud the preparation is becoming so mi
versally known az a reliable cure. that NO pre-
dict the largest sales for it OF any medicine yet
introduced to the public. Large bottles 90
cents,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-04

II there is young man in this community
who has made up his mind TO get through life
by natural smartness without work, let him
ponder these words of Ruskin: at is no man &
business whether he has genius or not; work
he must, whatever he lie. but quietly and stead
ily: and the natural and enforced results OF
such work will be the thing God meant HIM TO
do. and will be bis best. No agonles or heart
rending will enable him TO do better