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Consolidated Bank Of Canada ere In cscu1n.,,-
This bank taa no bills OF that deno,niu aton
fonoNro, Jan. g.-The UntarIo Lersl,,,,
opencd to-tiay with the usln1 forn,alities,
Sctefdt fHspd'ch n ne 1rsauns
MONTREAL, Jan, n-AcrorllnE to an ere,,..
pnper sir. l.. Chandler, arbitrator between III
fastEana and tho lion. Mr.. McGrccry. H..
awartlcd to the former go, ,0o0. Col. faslR,r,.
claim was for $2s, ,000 balance due for butd,,'
the sections Of the North Shure Railway.
II IL understood the Quebec Government h,..
been advised to erccs tio new station but,dt,n'
Of tho Quebec, Montreal Il OTTAWA RaiIp.v.,
Lon0ueutl Ferry. Dy 30 doing It Is held II.
Government will be fut1tlEng their oblI1,no,
with the city, namely to build within the latr,.
1tmits, md will save nt the bnme time aoacthl,s
In the neIei,borhood Of 100000
The Directors Of Molson's Bank, prohtfn7h,
tho experiences or the Glasgow Bank Director
are engaged 10 investigating the affairs o, ii.
bank for their own satisfaction.
A. ]. KcArncy, q well-known nuettontp, \,
this city, has been sent to Jail to stand Ills t1,l
for receiving stolen goods.
Afamily named pIchc came here from Verno,,
month ago. Within tho last week ,hrt.n =,
them 1tavo died Ut small-pox, aud a fourth !,
not expected to recover.
scyenty-twc deaths occurred In this city hi
week, which "a great decrease from the u,u,,
punber.
The 0aztite charges Alex Barber, Of Lamb,o,
ont. Will having ruined Agaes Guilds, 13 ye,r
Of age, whom he ndopscd from amonR III.
Rya's cmierant children.
The Filth Fus,ller Regiment Of militia pu.
pose visiting Boston next summer. No iormu
Atept have ~ ret been taken in the mntter.
Tue Corn Excba angc Association has held III,
Anhual General meeting. lhe statement Of tn
treasurer. which II embodied In the annual n
port, SHOWS tnak the total ferenuc for lSs
amounted to S4,5!f. which is 1888 less than h
18M. THO decline Is entirely attributable to Il,
falling on OF members hr rcal0natlons, and u
t!ons, with hardly any compensation Tor ner
memberships, thu roll now showing hut 135 apb
eertpttons, md to an unusual amount Of arrea1
being received In tho year 1877. fhs
amount collected on membership aecouat
LOT Inc year jlht closed ts e1,605, ncninst $a!j1
for tue previous year. In tiie current year@
ls'u another ]argo !ncotno from tha sourrn miy
be expected, In consequence Of tho hatt.t,.
membership being abo!tstcd, ai.a all member
Tho completion Of the shlp.canal betw.tn
Montreal aud Quc6ec to twcnty.two feet at!as
water, at cost Of nearly GOO, - referei
to ~ noteworthy circumstance In tho hlstat,
Of this city and port.
aoettaf Dltpasch TO 7as Tribune.
OFrAWA, Jan. v..-Notman q Sandman, pao'
NRfapu0fss base neen Aoaolea Win sltan9
nnd have obtained excellent negatIyrs Of h!s
Exee,lsncy tho Marquis Of LoFno and Il. R. Il.
Ihc contFaet Tor tho scuatc llanaard has bees
awarded u McSetB. Andrew Il GepfrG Ho
, 1879-01-10


BosroN. Jan. 0.-The letter Of Gov. Talbot to
Al1t.-Gcn. Cunningham to-day, requesting bis
resignation, caused great deal Of surprise and
s0me speculation. Cunningham has been In
Office since tho closu Of the Wnr, where he
worked bis way up to tue command of q brig
adc, and, up to year or two aso, was always
considered au efficient ot!lrer. Lately he has
bean more of an ornamental officer than other
wise, and this Is supposed to Lave been
tho ground OF tho Governors action.
Tho Workipgmen's party Of Boston
has sdcd With the ward politicians,
and to-day presented Eetnonstrancc
against tho reduction Of Tho Legislative salaries.
on the ground that The present salary, $3.50, ia
none too large for tho faithful performance Of
legislative duties. The Retrenchmcnt Commit.
tee IL divided as 10 the amount to DO paid, aome
favorug $500 nid others $500.
, 1879-01-10

sr. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-The Missouri Legislature
completed its organization to-lay by the cfece
tiou Of the Democratic caucua nominees made
last ut0ht as follows: Speaker At the House, j.
i. bulch: Speaker pro icnl.. X. 4. Campbell !;
thief Clerk, ". s. Seymour; Assistant Clerk,
Thomas j. LtngIe; President Ut tlls Senate, ".
II. Pheiau; Secretary, W. +. retutctton.
, 1879-01-10
it0E.lllfAll{l.

DENVER, Col, Jun. v-At caucus Of the Re-
publican members Of the Legislature t!lis eyct,-
Ing, Prof. N. II, Hit was nominated on tho
fourth ballot for tho unlte.l Htas+A Senate. The
Legislature will elect on the l4th !nst.
, 1879-01-10

TENNESSEE.
NasrvlLEF. Tenn. jan, p.-ln rho House Of
Represent atlves this afternoon, the Hon. ]. D.
Andrews. OF Troususlc County, introduced a
resolution providing for the appointment Of
Special Committee of Representatives and
Senators t., Investigate charges that have been
openly made in connection with The Pentten-
tfary Ring, md to the effect TINT corrupt III
tlucnccs wcrc brought to bear upon members Of
tic Legislature BIZ notortoua LOBBYISTS In favor
of certain mcaaurc.. aiming thcm Inn Ennd.
Inv t,,ti Van.asd.rss III, "a rs".,,sss .eyao.-
luz u.''' "a o'''' ~"o "'ea'u's' AAAee'-
ing the Cofoet ieshc' ....
The resolution empowers tho Committee to
send for pcrsone and papcte, make a full.
tbnrotp,,, sco,cb,no Invcett9a,tnn into nm n,nt.
to~ an, ..as,-, -. ns.t. ~ as..,t,. ~" 49, a,.
49,. ~" "'u iet 80. 10 euiS no poess' tao tesoio
t"n WAL very lKey oe transmitted to the set'ats
tomorrow, and adoptcti by t,lat boly. When
the Committee meets there will npuear before
tbc,, c,r,,l ~. ,rh. ,x,,I n,
','s',. @st4'1 """ee ""s WI '"a"e '''' tn"b
o'selos"Ecs. anu pfoouee ooeunehts 10 cor
roborate thctr statements, which your CORE.
epondcnt ia In position to know viii pa yerY
t1amaetnr to mcn who,e connection with ,tha
DJ,,, b.. 49,, .,,,tsa. - t.....,s ...,..,. T..
.as 'sn n,'s ,I e"ues "oq4s.t teN ~
, 1879-01-10

statute-books this testimonial Of gratitude, 10
fhnt In all time to comr those who follow ",
whtle remembering the cnIamity Tint felt upon
their ancestors, may be reminded Ut tlls noble
generosity of the men, wtnleu, nnt! children Of
the other States of o,r Cnlnn, and Of the dis
tant 1ands, who came to thcfs relief In tue days
of their aIllIct1on."
, 1879-01-10


utrs. with the hone that the Governor would
send In t,ts MESSAGE. which he dill not do. aud
The Senete adjourned.
uousn.
The Hon. r. K. Granger. ths Temporary
anc,ker Of the uonsr. caticl The the body over
which he vas presiding To order At 2 o'clock this
afternoon, pursuant 10 ad,ourDm.nt,
Tia Rev. Mr.. phIl,ina. of anr,nrf1f1d, .osde a
short nrayer. altar rhieh tba Journal OF the pre-
ced,no sea.Eon wos ~ ID hr Ar. r.wett, the Tenn
oorarr clerk. and snororei hv The House,
There was mt a larre mar Yery brilliant At
trndo,c~ ~ ,ot,e. an1 .hc snrrtators IN tbe
]ubbv wrre few. The fact Is, that 40 tame and
trann,,i, hec,nnjnp of A session has not been
known for LAM, limo, and the prospect Of
vca,lv md turbutcut Assembly IL not fattcrine
froro a news mint of view,
Thc renort of lho Committee On Credentials
Va, received and adopted,
Mr. Jones. of Washington, renorted that thc
COMMITTEE appointed for the purpore had
waItet, unon Tho Chief Justice. notifying him
that the Ilou.e csired bf. presencc II, atfoInlt-
fer Ia them the oath of Office, and that be was
rrady 10 of1c1ate and administer the oath 1t the
S"..'>hte0Ne ~ s@e tAOo's'
Messr&. Mason, Scott and Sexton we're APP
pointed to conduct the Chief Juat1co 10 the
Tn t,otl, nj t,rco was administered to the .,em-
h.rs ,t.r.l,nr In thair eaots hv I'm Ch.cy Ina.
t,cr. AMI, rrce.s of dye minnie. VA. t.kcn for
III. nurr,,.e ~ atowtuo then, n .,on thc tamc.
| rh,. having hrrn arcompi;she1. Mr. r. n.
shcr,nou nrr..n,c,I = rc.otnt,ontnrovt,1tnr that
/ ,,o fforxe p,,,v nroc.e,, IN rff.ct ,,rrm.ncot
oro, rI,,,,on hv ,hr e,crt,nn of . gnentrr an,l
tho ,,,,,sr os1,rcr. nroyil.I bv law. IL. re.olu.
lion wa, adont.d.
q ho,,hew, nr...n,oa ,hs o.ne of VIII.
,om 4 ia,ne.. At fatr IN. r,or,ar r,,, ma uorn.
mo NJ the Kcnuhltr.an Marty IN = n.,t ltt,Ia
| .rn.an
mi. manhattan .rs. .ocond.d h, tbe Uon,
,,na. annw Snoa,ns - .ho iast unr.c
Th. 1I,, H. ria1.,,n ~ r,1ns r,n,r,+.d
N. i'm .tsmn. 1isr,tngton' -. x.nr. m he.
hair -, ,ha D.nacrat. nm tha no.i,,on nf
sao,1sx
Tho liz, n s,,,t,, ~ Randall, nominated
/ =. ,,.,s =
, 1879-01-10


ST. PAUL, Mint., Jan. 0.-tiov. PlIebury, at
noon today, read Ills fourth annual u,cssoou to
tl,e T.rpa.,atur. in tho prcsenre of .crcrat
t,,,,,,uJ t,,.. 49,, ... .,a, u. 49,, ,,
nu'uico ""'es W. aua sen''e'neh o1 1h,s at!u aa'
lolnlao eIt1es' Ills comments upon the defeat
railroad bond debt and upon national politics
wcro warmly npplauted. The IIouso voted to
appoint u Joint bpec,nl Committee, to whtc,,
will 10 referred oil propositions relating Ia tho
inspection and grazing Of grain. 1t o1so nn-
pointed t}riyo-,ycll Com reittcr. and Commit
tce to reduce tic number OF fui,cIat uis.r1eta.
Ftys bills we're Introduced renting to tho In.
spectton. grading, aud sale Of wheat, Ihia of-
tcrt,oon, tic Legislature canyssscd Tho returns
Of yotes for District Judges Judge f. ".
Cro,by. OF Hasttnra. rt-clce,ed. las but t,yn
votes oeai nst lin In lire counties.
70 The Ut,tern annotated I,rr.,,
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Jan, p.-TLe mart OF
Gov. Plllsbury'K messaes relating IL State
llisatres @ g. shows receipts ior tts ,,oar
:, .0 p t.. St,1o'i onaatea,
s;:IWr. MoSi;r ~. nr,uni ,,cttct, ~ III 5ns
The iloatiug dcbt amounts 70 eln,.Ool.
The GneksaVe recommends cauttun In appro-
pt!atlohs lot tau ensuing frur. ......
IL. a'nsim n"M .aat .!.I @ huss y. .aInrrs
n,..o,lIcc. have n,tra than nn;hl,sl ibnsr ri
1871. Three hundred uud seyenty.ly,, mflrs nf
ratroau weso butt In lS93 and thn traiIlr md
earnings uf tt,t ruaGs show iaryo vane, Thu
new tt0re Of Public Exapner hu4 worked we'll.
Speaking OF uatIDnat allatra. tho tNessaAp eut,-
Erntusutes tho country uuDn resutnt,ttou. anil
rtErItA TIC condition OF tho South u exhibited
In the jate clectto.l uutraGca,
, 1879-01-10
CANADA.

ArbttrAtlon--1taiIway Items-I'ank 1nvesti-
EAtl0n-SMa11.fux-Au lfnsuFulshcd 1loAt3
-vartoux Items.
, 1879-01-10

vi
companies after the clegttun. and II Ia satu, In
tnatIy instances. tiut thozt who have sgne1 ihs
artlrlrsot association, GOT getting an oGlcu, hays
refused to take the oath. 1t Is suggested to
MIR that tic oath should he administered first,
an1 the clectlon held aftetward. Qther Alnrull-
ments might be suggested lii regard 10 tlla us-
ganlzatio,l ot comDanies. Tho process ought to
be greatly ytmplltIcA.h
Tnu present Adtutunt-fe has succeeded
In SECURING the organization O1twciity-0ne c0lll-
punieA. t!luse forming tho associations hayng
Gern lcd to assul!e tlIe buFlens imposed by sklt
law because Of GENEROUS risalry. between the
leading cities anl tbwns. You will ba asked to
lnaku needed amendments to tllc exlst!nl, sfat-
ute. Or ~ enact y new law a.luraing III 1nucl.
announcement t. military organizations rs 10
thu !a~s Of other 5tatcs Ut eauAl rank.
0ecastpR fnr thv use by ctylt authority Of !
wrli-irlIicl anI veil-discltlste bosly of troops
may ariso at any time III our populous luclll-
ties or eych iu rtlntlu districts Wuge ingn cu,1-
crrgats v ho Lavo little Knowledge oI our laws,
ai'd no Teslset tor the peace aud dlgnity Of our
6tAt1.
On ths :eth ot July. ls77, vas officially In.
certain railway etuployes, because of Disagree
uent with thets EMPLOYERS, lind ceased iron,
service, and by thrr inactivity hal ocessuued
Ill interruption Hntt tsrtay Ut transportation
acEoss nEs eoun!y; that no breach Ut tho psara
had couss uuAesIIs observation, aud no tulorua.
tluu pf Any had tleGu received py l,ttn; that,
with the exceptions OF the detention ol
railway traiust t!eFG tln4 been TO 1urcIGlt viola
thu Vt the peseo; and that 10 injury. to person
Or tro}etty hH4 been eollutttrl. lle advised
| the assumes By tic Ut psoclana
t!ou ordering utt unlawful assemh1ages 10 .lis.
pursc, ce&se their yEulence, aud yield 10 the au-
taotiky Vi law, expressing tho opiuion that suvh
NJ ostlcF would command that Respect which II,
oltlser occupying htA ,'osit!un could uot SECURE,
IL couclusiuu, ts s4Id: ''Such proclamation
from YOU " suggest might accomplish tbs d.
hirg4 result; but, H. my Judgment, pcrsuastot
will not avail al,yklia9. l hayc TO orHaurxs&
atn utterly pow rrirs4 in the event ot strtuu'
disturbance, unIess you Will at once turulah nlt
| Ill adequate forc.s tu nlaluta!u tns law" | a
once hsucu and cauaed to be published my proe
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-02
MATTAWAN LOCALS,

From Our Own Correspondent
Josiah Davis and wife have started for Kan
sas.
Harry Fitch and family have gone to their
new home in Niles.
Chas. Fulk is our new express agent, -ofice
at the depot.
Mr.. Isaac Stewart, of Texas township, is to
be our new post master.
Mrs. Durkee is moving into her home, for
mery occupied by j. McCarter.
We have every prospect OF large crop Of
sand burs.
AT the last meeting of the city council it was
decided that wire should be placed around the
park to keep the hogs out.
Dennis O'Brien is again in trouble Sunday
morning at about eight O'Clock, as Dennis was
standing in the eide door Of his boot and shoe
establishment, he was fired upon by an un-
known party. One shot grazed an ear and one
entered an arm. II talk amounts to anything
we should say that it would be wise for Dennis
to skip, as he will probably hear more from the
Saturday night affair. Joseph Porter has been
arrested on suspicion, but it is altogether un-
certain as TO Joe's doing the shooting.
From Another Correspondent.
BY Rev. Boyington, Mr.. Arthur Hodge, OF
Adrian, to Miss Ella Wing, of Msttawan. Silver
ware in profusion and any quantity Of linen
goods. Guests: Mr.. and Mrs:B. Love- Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Harrison, and the Mattawan poet
Here is his effusion:
In our quiet village, few days agone,
Two hearts beat in unison, so they made them
| one
The company was small but very select,
1t being wedding, tbs what we should expect.
II was grand affair, it being so refined:
The guests were ne'er so happy since time
out of mind;
The bride was very charming, as brides are
The guests, though few In number, were OF a
high degree.
There was Mrs. J. H., with her white cotton
kids,
Looking so demure in all she said and did,
There was Mr.. j. H., with very smiling mien,
All things considered 1t was q happy scene.
There was Mr.. Burton with very pompous air.
Also his charming wife, looking bright and
fair;
1t was a goodly company as one could wish
to find,
Success attend the bride and groom and all
the rest concerned.
The shooting affair Sunday morning pro-
voked quite a sensation. Remarks are some
what varied, some holding the ground that
there was not enough powder IN the gun,
and others that the shot was too fine. Prob
ably both.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-02
DECATUR LOCALS.
m Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent.
+. T.. Ruggles has moved Mrs Salisbury s
house from the Wilkinson lot to vacant lot
back Of S. n Thomas residence, which her
grandson has lately bought for her.
D. w. Leavens and family left Decatur, on
Monday last for Bay City, which place will be
their future home. The people of Decatur
have always found Mr.. and Mrs. l.. to be good
citizens and kind friends, and it is with feelings
Of regret that we take leave OF them.
1t is rumored that one OF our citizens has
procured from the Attorney General an opln-
ion, the gist OF which is that those Township
Treasurers who have already held that Office
during the years 1877 and 1878, are Ineligible
to the Office for the present year. This will
vacate q good many of these Offices in this
State.
One or two cases OF scarlet fever are re-
ported in this village and precautionary meas
ures have been adopted to prevent Its spread.
Sunday School Convention was held at the
Presbyterian church here, on Wednesday and
Thursday OF this week.
DIR. Browning has begun laying the founda-
ton for bricking up the walls Of his store now
occupied by l.. ID. Roberts. Mr.. Roberts will
move into the Hill building, formerly the Fred
Russell store, and Bermann g. Schuster will
occupy the Browning building, when it is com
pleted
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Probate Court.

April 23-Estate OF George Osborn, minor
petition for the appointment Of guardian
Marvin Auton appointed.
April 2s-Estate OF Oscar Sherman, deceased
hearing on petition for probate OF will; will
admitted to probate and administration granted
to BENZ. Il. Stevens. Estate OF David Cooper
deceased: hearing on final account OF admins
tratrix heard and allowed.
April 29-Estate OF Oscar sherman: APP
prasers appointed and warrant issued; bond
OF executor filed. Estate Of Orsemus Williams,
deceased: bond OF admir- filed and approved ;
letter issued and appraisers appointed. Estate
Of Roswell c. Dean, deceased: petition for the
appointment Of an admir-; day Of hearing, May
5th.
May 1st-Last day Of hearing claims in the
estate OF John Russell. First day OF hear ng
CLAIMS in the estate OF Orsemus williams; last
day, Oct. 81.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-02

The officers have been very busy this week
gathering In the criminals. On Wednesday
Joseph Porter, OF Mattawan, had his examina-
ton upon charge Of assault upon Dennis o.
Bren, with intent to kill. He was discharged
Bradford Brooks, who is charged with rob-
berry in Lswton, on the first of april, was lodged
in Jail on Tuesday to await examination.
John Wilson, Amos Manuel and Thos Man
uel were brought in on Wednesday evening and
lodged in JAIL 10 await examination on charge
of forgery. Wilson recently cold to f.. J. Nc
Entee, for 800, a note drawn on Burr Jen-
nings for s120, which has since been discovered
to be forgery. The Manuels are implicated
in the transaction. They bad two other notes
for the same amount upon other parties, which
they tried to sell but were unable TO find pur-
chaser.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-02

Mr.. Moon OF the Marcellus News (greenback)
was presented with package OF silver dollars
after election by his party friends, in apprecia
ton Of his efforts in their cause Considering
what the battle-cry of that party Is, would 1T
not have been more appropriate to have pre-
scented Mr.. Moon roll of paper money, tiat'
for instance Lansing Republican.
The Detroit News, in noticing the same, says
" Moon is In luck! The general rule Of politi-
clans respecting their papers is to cheat the ed
itor out OF the pay for printing the tickets and
slips that elect them to Office.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-02

1t will be gratifying intelligence to the at
flicted of this cunmunty, to learn that
Surgeon OF long experience, from the cele-
brated National Surgical Institute, OF Indian
apolis, Ind, will be at the Burdck House,
Kalamazoo. Mich, April % and 29, where he
will be pleased to meet all persons suffering
from diseases of the Spine, Hip ana other
Joints; Club Feet. Paralysis, Piles, Fistua,
Catarrh. Diseases OF the Eye, Ear and Throat;
Female Diseases, and Chronic and Private
Diseases. and give his opinion as to their cur
ability at the Institute. There will be no
charges made, as his visit is not for the pur-
pose OF treating cases. but to determine for
those afflicted, the probability of cure being
effected at the Institute.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-02

You deserve 70 suifer, and II you lead
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful
world, il Is entirely your own fault and there Is
only one excuse TOR 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 Liver Com
plant, or Dyspepsia, with al it's miserable eff
fects, such as sick headache, palpitation OF the
heart, sour stomach, babltual costiveness, dizzi-
ness OF the head, nervous prostration low
spirits, DC Its sale now reach every town on
the Western Continent and not Druggist but
will tell you Of Its 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, 1879-05-02

Our personal appearance is matter in which
our friends ana acqualntances have right to a
choice whether we shall infict upon them an
exterior uncared for and unattractlvo, 9 coun'e-
nance marred by neglected griZzled beard, OF
a crown guitless 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 presentable
and acceptable Ia 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 Buckngham's Dye
for the whiskers. Both these preparations are
kept for sale at all our drug stores, and II any
OF our friends are looking a little the worse for
wear. we advise them to make a note OF it,
North Star, Danvllle, VT
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-02
GOBLEVILLE LOCALS.

From Our Own Correspondent.
Mr. Samuel d. Holly was buried last week
he had been unwell for some time and the
post norton examination revealed a cancerous
formation Of three pounds weight, connected
operation.
Mr.. f. f. Stoughtons funeral took place
Monday, at the Covsy Hill church, large con-
ance.
A temperance lecture was announced for last
Sunday evening, but the speaker (Mr. Rascoe)
filed an appointment at Bloomingdale At that
time.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-02

FERMENTATION OF DIsEAsE.-We are very apt
to neglect the first symptoms OF disease, there
by entailing protracted suffering. In the early
stages most every disease can be controlled
and prevented from becoming serious How
often we hear a patient say, II had only
taken the remedy in season, | might have been
saved this pain" For a household medicine,
adapted to all diseases Of nervous origin, and
ternal, the best is Lawsons Curative, and the
time to commence using it is when the first
indication OF disease is felr. A bottle Of 1t
should always be kept in the house. Large
bottle 80 cents.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-02
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Buy ONLY THE GENUINE SINGER SEWING
MAcHINE.-The genuine SINGER has the Com
pany's name on the arm OF each machine. to-
wit: The Singer Manufacturing CO. None
others are genuine. Companies have sprung
up all over the country, for making an imita-
ton Singer machine. Why are not similar
companies formed for making limitations OF
other sewing machines.
The public will draw it's own inference. Gold
is continually couhterfeted. Brass and Tin
never.
TIE GENUINE SINGER for Sale only by j. NJ
CRANE, The Singer Manufacturing Com
pany's authorized Agent, first door east OF
First National Bank, Paw Paw, Mich.
Prices Low-Terms Easy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-02
Facts that We Know.

II you are suffering with severe cough. cold
asthma, bronchitis, consumption, loss OF voice,
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