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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-01
Stramg,lratns pro Grimime
@aricls's Wauen sefnbnt.

euitcau's Ieste eebensifmnsen unc icin 1pe
ant @aIsen.-Gin bepnnseruns swiirsiser
Ippstit.-1er Msrrser @arfisls's mirs i'm
Issteu ausenbiife BON ieiner gtdrfe per.
iafien.-Sie geene aui ssm Sdaifctt.-Sie
antppfie nnc bic ibrisen 2cenen res ieF'
ten Eraneripieis.
Dem Gage mad 1T es beute senau Dor eiz
nem Sabre, baB mie ein Blieifrabl bur6 alle
@auen nnieres srOBen 9anoes bie Sdref<
fensfunbe elite: Yrdfibent Sames q. SAT-
fielb LIT 81 @albington bon einem Meu6el.
r0rber nieSer9ei6ofeu porben!
Die GatiOn bate ipebeu einen i6peren
Sampf beifanben, mar aber fiesrei6 aus
bemielben berporsesansen: Elm neuer Ser
Sud, einen Wann abernals ans 0tuber Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-01
Ser 3ua .um SaaFptt.

lin IL llbr 81 Dtinuten erId)ieu Saroein
@roder nit 6erl Serurtbeilten in Der Ros
tunoa. guiteau lab iebr bleid aus, unO bic
Wiusfelu ietues @eiiftes Sudten trampfbaft'
aber iein Shritt mar ;ienlli6 feft. @eneral
@roder uno elmer Der luterbeamten beS Sc
fangniifes gingen linn uoran, HeO. Sids un6
;mei anoere geamteu, Coleman uub gSooos
rparb, idritten ibm sur Seite. 6ieraui
foigten Die Shlieser, Sones, Snoiou, Sobnz
ion Anb @rodfr, 9ebterer Elm Sru0er 6eS
gSaroeins bes @efdngniiies.
Der 6inridbtunssbefcbl
Su Der Gotunha las 6r. @roder benz Ser
urtbeiltcu ben S;uri9tunssbefsbl uor, mel
der lautet:
n03ie Ser. Stnnten gegen Charles S.
gniteau.-gr. 14,056.-lRor5.
Ser Brditbent Der Sereiniqten StadteH
entbietet benz @nroein oes 8unbesgeidngz
niiies bes 9itrifts Columbia ieiuen 9ruB,
nuo beffimmt, oab: 8a Charles s. guteau
6es Meudelmoroes angeflagt, uno baraHfs
bin bor @eridt gebradlt tuoroen iit, tpoielbit
er nnid]tl6uloig" plaioirte, aber Der Chat
iiberfiibrt tuurbe; unb oa ferner beiagtem
Charles S. @uiteau bas llrtbeil geIproden
norben iit, baB CT am Sale aufgebGngt tperz
ben iou, bis er toht 1T, Sie hermit angeniez
len iuerOen, am Sreitag, Den 80. (OreiBighen)
Gage bes Stunt bes Sabres oes Serren 1882,
stpiiden 3p0lf az llbr Rittags unb ;pei (2)
llbr Na9nlittass beiIelben Cages beiugten
Charles S. @uiteau, Der ii9 ieet in Sbrem
Geipabriam i'm angemeinen @efdngniiie oes
9iftritts Columbia befin6et, 3u benz fiir bic
Sinri6tnng innerbalb Ser Iauern beiagten
@efdnsnifes beS 9iftritteS bergeridteteu
4late su fiibreu, uuO baielbit bic Stn:td
tung bem llrtbeilsiprude gemGB ooajieben
III loIIen. Sc nirb Sbneu 9icieS inter alien
llmfdnbeu snr Yflift gemadt, unc babeu
Sic bieien Grlab on ben attuar beiagten
geridtes 3nriid;ueritatteu, unb 3tpar nit ben
Wiittheiluugen, melfe barlegen, baB Gle
bem Sefehle na9getommen iino.
Sseleubist: 3. &. Cartier,
Oberridter belagten @ertdtes.
q. s. Nieiss, ien., aftuar. ."
@uiteau b6rte, obne trgeno welde 8epss
9ung 3u perratbeu, 5u, uue gldttete fif bas
Soar nit Der Sau6, aueeui4etulth lag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-01
Ytr. l56.

lelbsn naielnNru ynb idWauteubeu Zone, rute
oorher, fort;
IL saved my party and my land
Glory halleuiah,
But they have murdered me for it,
Ano that Is the reason / am going to the L0rdy."
Glory haleluiah. glory kalleluiah
am going to the Lordy!"
abermals begauu CT III Itllndl,en unb
le9nte tf gegen 0r. Soids, nm utdlt ,ulams
men5ubredlen. Der @eiitlide flilferte ibm
etnise SSOrte bes Srohcs ,u, er ermauute
iIh unS beganu Wieber:
~ wonder what ! will do
When get to the Ioriy,
HgncsS that will weep no more
When get to the Lofdy
Glory halleluiah"
Gire neue llnterbrehurg. @eiue gtpp,u
bebten, lein games @eiidt 3udte cOuoulEs
ptld). Seile lprad er iuetter:
% wonder what will see
When get to the LoTdy,
expect to see mos splendid things
Beyond all earthly conception
When am with the Lordy
Glory haleluIsh."
Die folgenoen uno letten SerIe letueS
r@eothtes" ihrie Der Dem SoSe @ewetbte,
alle 6rGfte iuiammen nebmeno, nit geQeuz
Der StrHme:
''Glory halleluiah
| am with the Lord
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-01

fen pon Charles @uiteau." Sd erfl6re bier
nit no6malS, baE gfiemanb meine 2ei6e III
irgeno eiuem auf @el6ermerb bered)neten
3pede pertpenSen ioll. Uenn man in Der
3ufunit einfnal mein Inoenteu ebreu min,
10 ioll man mir Elm 9eutmal errifteu nit
folgeHber SnIhrift: nSter rubt bic Qeid,e oes
Batrioten uno @hrtlten Charles @uiteau. e"
Charles g. @Hiteau. a"
gSaroeiu @rOfer ipuroe Solseuoes iuge=
ftellt: ,gGir, Sran Srances 80. Scopille unS
Sobu gB. @uiteau, @ei6milter uno alleinige
grbeu bes Charles $, @uitean, erIufen Gle
hermit, bic 2ei6e @uiteau's nadb Der Sin.
rid)tung al Geo. gSnr. $. Sits aus,ulie>
fern."
Gin Geceptabler gprit,Iaa.
n8arbein," Iagte geftern Gbeuo @uitcau
su Srn. GrGder, lid babe eiHe quite Sbee:
gGie ipdr's, ipenn sic morgen friib @eIdafte
balber nadl Baltimore reiiten uno perlpred)en
ipiirber, nm 10 ooer II llbr 3uriif ,u febrrn,
aber bod uid1t fouimen? sic t0nuten ba=
nit gott oienen, bem id] bin letH aHsers
m6blter."
.Sebr bibih," anttportete Sr. @roder,
has 1T gut fir @uiteau, - aber iif's aud)
gut fiir mid? Sie piirben Saburd lufidub
WI StAttHluilY tIlulBtuI uIlu w qulle LltlHt
Gbre ols Seamter perloren uno miiroe lofort
entlaiIen tperoen." ,Sb, ba trreu Sie,"
meints @uiteau, lid piirSe ldjpn oafiir ior=
gen, buB Ste nift geIddbigt uiirben. 9ietteu
Sie mid, urb bas Solt pirS sic preiieu
unb ebrett. gtun, tpie ftebt's?"
ollniinn, @niteau !"
nSie pollen alio nidt?"
DSi6erlid niht!"
r8ann ieten iie nit Oen llebrigen Der
Dammit belfen Sie nur, @ottes AuSermdbls
ten gu bdngen, un0 sic per6eu epig III Ser
S0lle i6morsn."
@ie sesen sSie.
8sfanntlid lieb @uiteau am DOunerfag
elmer iarbtgen Srau, bic BON tbm nod so
Gents 3u erlangeu bate, einen balben DOlldr
retdIen, uno 5uar nit benz Senerten, baB
ne ben 9ieft am Montag cOlletttreH f0nnte.
Ser geamte, Der oieien Nuftrag aus9efiibrt,
erSQblte, baB bic Negertn ibm grinienb gez
autmortet babe: oSebr tpobl, Oanu fam
man mir Die 10 Gents i'm Sinlmel ;u GreOit
ld1reiGeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-01
9ie festcn StunSen Ses NN6rbsrs.

gS bing ton, 80. Stunt. - Sobn gB.
@uiteau, Der SrnSer bes Serurtbeilten, err
;Gblte iiber ben Abi9ieb, ben 6rau Scouille
gefern bon ieirem 8ruber genommen: ryNls
6rau Scopille nit them ainbe in's @efdug=
ntiie fam, ging @uiteau i'm Corridor auf
urb ot. @uiteau u1ubte auf Befebl 6es
@ahpoItens in ieine Belle ;uriiftreten. Gr
tuurSe bon 9feu. 6ids begleitet. Ser 9Sad)z
poiten i6lob binter ibnen Die 3ellentbirc sll,
fuoriiber @uiteau in g8utb gerietb. gr
ndbnte, man tpolle ietne Sd)tpeiter nid)t III
inn laIielt unb id)inpfte aIf SSarbeiu @roder
unb alle iibrigen @efduguiBbeanten. Stud
iiber @u6 gllle," ihrie er, ieiue Sdnbe feier=
lid erhebeub, oueriludtiei BrdiiSent artbur,
Der mid, ben Mlann @ottes, bdngen ld6t.
Sbr mollt mid uidbt BLOB bdngem, ibr tpollt
mir auG neine le8 stem 4ugenblidc auf grben
oerbittern unb meine Sdpeiter gum @abn-
finn tretben. SIR moat mir nid)t einmal
gellatten, BON ineiuen angeb6rigen abldieb
III nebmen." @uiteau lieb ii9 ni9t berus
bigen, audl bonn g8arOein @roder ntd)t, Der
ibm bur6 bas Sitter Der 3biire Surief, ieine
Sdmeiier tuerbe beretngelallen. s9tetn,
bleib', b'rausen !" i6rte @utteau ieiner
Sdmelter 3u; nipenn fie Dir ni6t gefatten
tpoltten, BON mir Abidteb gu nebmen, 70 la6
ibren Sdurfeuiireid) geltnsen." lln1ionE
mar bas Bitten leiner S9mefter. @uiteeil
lief ii6 snid5t berubigeu un6 nabm bur6's
Sitter abidieo bon ietner S9pefer. a"
suiteau's .,seffament." = SorfcbIdse fur elm
9enfmaI fir Zen Se6rser @arfeIe's, Don
ibm feIbff semad,t.
@uiteau perfaBte seitern in @egeumart
bes Srn. &eeb unb Ses Srn. Sas. 8eobuarb
folgenoes rSefantet: :" sDAu 8eps gSm.
gS. Sifs in @aibinston. SD, @bsrles s.
Guiteau bon bier, Der idl gum Eose perurs
tbeilt bin unb norgen 3tuii9eu IL Eab llbr
Nadmittass bingeriGtet tueroen ioa, gebe
unb iiberlafie Sbnen meine 9eits, bod ioI
oiele ;u fetnem fduiliden 3nede uerwenoet
tperben. SD iibersebe Shueu hermit aud
metue Sdriften rEbe Grutb" uno ,Ebe
8enopal," unb iberlaiie Sbnen bas Ser
lassredt aui nlsine Geographic unb Beldreis
bung meiuer 9tnrtdtung. Die Biograpbie
mu6 ben 2itel fa6reu ~oas etbeu uuo Bit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-01

e IBY THE LATEST IMPROVED STEAM MACHINERY.

Having opened my Foundry fitted modern
hinery, skilled labor
all of STYLE promptly
lowest prices E3-Send for estimates
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-01

-beifJliesen mir @uiteau's &brednuug nit
ber @elt nit benl 6aeit "Strangulatus pro
Crinine" unb:
Gin outes Neifpiei III betpteegsuertb,
9pcb LAB aud B1ies Dir s'at 8uten oienen.
Gs leErt Did 9inge reett esteaneH, bic
geueitt Dir bprbsr nod anrs uuaefdbrIi6 io5iessn
Salt Rebt 9u uiiabdnbersisb fir Rebt =
aSer 8Iddbt nnmt, ipre 5alp Der SiinSe Sned1t -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-01
&ooapear's 2,n66er Sonse.

Der sBbite Wpnntain Sdngematten' Stutl
4ntsrIteieet f Bon allen anSeren feititehenben rser
as5ufbIsn soSurd, Sab er besr, fefter nuO einfaer
it, Sth fir Sails Garter geranS1 cSer Eager etsnst
ssub in ber Chat nhsr Sig poufommener 9tube, Be
auemIidfeit uiio Seieeneter Rdt" it,
Or fbsltriiit bic Sdnsematte Olammock) in leeer
gesiebuns unS last id 10 auiitelen, bab er tets tm
Edotteu 1T.
Or uirtn,t jsSe SteIluns bpm Siten bs ;Im eeser
Gin b fanu in isoSr bens perner pbne ir9eue tuelde
gnirsnauna fir ben Srbober unS tst ben aorper IN
isosr bsiebteeu Steuag III bic er 9ebrat prS, pGes
xene ber @res 10 utsSrS it, Sas SeSermann ben Stlbl
TG ani6aifcn tann.
So.pner, 2amotreet & &c.,
Gfe Der Baltimore unb 9barlesltr.
tJini 20 1Tt.) Baltimore. Wr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-01
HENRY TOLLE,
Derft@eruneS'W W d fler,
Rr. q. eputh' 'Straae.
rqarIs1sO 2inmer Ssr. i.

-. q. Sere,
ERItsliee Der SaItimprer 6pnnsbprfef feif 1903
unb
Hsed5feIsENdflsr felt 1854.
a.,c,ot aus NIT nisien Bran6en perbunbere @eiAdt
tSan141N In Dr. Al. Serman' 8trGse
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

Cannot the benefits of life insurance be
enjoyed during ones lifetime? Cannot q
man purchase his insurance with the priv
lege of ending it when his capacity to earn
money fails, when his energy flags, and he
stands in need of assistance! Some men are
born to long life. A man of regular and
temperate habits, descended from a long
lived ancestry, has reason to expect to live
longer than a man of different habits and
history. Yet as he is exposed to the acct
dents to which all men are exposed, life in
surance is necessary for the protection of
his wife and children. But, considering his
expectation of a long life, he needs some
thing more; for he may outlive his wife and
children. He needs a policy of insurance,
which makes a provision for them IL he
should die in his prime, and at the same
time provides for himself, If he should live
until he is dependent, or unable to labor.
Out OF this necessity has come the Tontine
plan of insurance, which has been practiced
for several years by the EQUITABLE LIFE As
sURANcE SOCIETY. This plan fixes period,
at the end of which the character of the in
surance, made when life was younger, may
be changed. If the premiums are regularly
paid, the insurance, unless closed by death.
continues up to the end of this period, and
the insured is then offered choice of one
out of several methods of using its profits
for his own personal benefit. In this way
the Tontine policy will provide for the wants
and comforts of his old age.
X. q. BEEBE Genl Agent,
l4s4-e-o-w Paw Paw, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

er or later, with unrelenting force, subjects
all prejudicee. AS soon as breeder Of fine
stock gets enough of a herd together to at
tract purchasers he will have enough to in
vite the criticism of rivals, who, familiar
with the tricks of the trade, ventilate his pre-
tentious pedigrees with gusto worthy of a
better cause.
When one is about to enter contest il is
well to see that he stands on good founda-
ton. In breeding of good stock there can
not be too great care to see that the breeding
of the animals intended for the herd is
worthy. Beginners will do well to seek the
advice and counsel of honorable and posted
breeders before rushing in headlong. To
protect the unwary and to enable the honor
able beginners 10 find strictly good and we'll
bred merino sheep, the Vermont breeders
have made an effort to give such light as will
help all but scalpers.- Cincinnatt CONNER.
ctdL
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
Eraud in Stock Trade.

Whenever given line of goods or live
stock takes boom the sharpers thrive. They
thrive best, too, when trade springs up on
an article of which the majority of BUYERS
are poor judges. The early history of any
breed of animals is not free from stories OF
fraud and trickery. Jockeys are not con-
fined to the horse market. They are abund-
ant In the cattle-pens, sheep-sheds and pig
sites.
When the Western demand for Poland
China pigs sprang up quarter of a century
ago, unprincipled men bought droves of spot
ted hogs in Southern Ohio at butchers prices.
and drove or shipped them West and sold
them as from the herds of Harkrader, Magic.
or the Shakers, or any one that had the name
there of having good hogs, and yet the
Poand-C China hog had merit enough to win
his way In spite of the frauds practiced on
buyers and beginners. So the history of the
noted short horn cattle. There have been
pedigrees made and attached to grades, and
sold at high prices when the buyers wanted
prre-bred cattle, and attached so much value
to the purity Of breeding that they were
willing to pay liberal prices for pure-bred
stock. In their want of knowledge they had
to place confidence on the word of the seller.
And as the seller was not the breeder of the
stock the buyer was sold, and learned too
late that he should have made his purchase
OF pure-bred stock from the breeder direct.
and only from breeder whose reputation
was above reproach. The beginner in such
case could have founded his herd on a line
Of breeding that would have borne the test
of inspection and scrutiny which time, soon
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
Emancipation Day at Bangor.

The celebration of emancipation at Bangor
on Tuesday, was decided success. The day
opened with so heavy fog hanging above,
that many feared the storm of Sunday night
and Monday was not entirely over, but the
sun soon dispelled the clouds and the day
was all that could have been asked for. save
the heat.
At an early hour the people began to pour
into town, and it was soon apparent that the
entertaining capacity of Bangor would be
put to severer test than ever before. In their
best bib and tucker the colored people of
Van Buren, county as mass were there, and
their white friends to goodly number were
there also.
About ten o'clock the procession was
formed in the southeast part of town and
lead by the Bangor Post of G. A. r., passed
through Main street and on to the grove.
where the public exercises were advertised TO
take place. There were some sixty teams in
the procession, mostly belonging to the
colored people. In the procession was a
four-horse rig, on which were thirty eight
young colored ladies from Covert and Airing
ton, dressed in white, representing the sever
al States.
At the grove, after prayer and a song by
a glee club, the Rev. Mr.. Reese, of Bangor,
read poem prepared for the occasion. Col.
Ward of Benton Harbor, advertised as the
speaker of the forenoon, failing to appear,
DIR. Henderson, young colored man of Chi.
cago. was introduced and said substantially
that, though be was born a slave, he knew
little or nothing of its horrors that while !
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
WHAT Is BEHIND TIP

DR.. David Kennedy, OF Rondout, N. Y, Pro-
prietor Of the great medicine, called "Favorits
Remedy" would have but little confidence to
recommend the public to buy and use it il his
own name were not behind it. But the fact
that he has staked his reputation upon il ought
to be, and Is, better than thousand cheap GER
tifcatss-in the opinion OF the people. II you
are sick with any complaint OF the Blood Kid
neys, or Liver, invest One Dollar in the ga
yorits Remedy" and il will speak fer itself.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

According to the information we have re-
ceived, from the various Republican caucuses
held in the several townships of. the county,
there has been very little opposition mani
Tested to the return OF Hon. j. c. Burrows,
as member of Congress from this Congress
sional district. In South Haven where a
persistent attempt has been made, by a sys-
tematic perversion of facts, and misrepre-
sentation of statements made by the press,
to work up sentiment opposed to Mr.. Bur-
rows, the people have elected delegation
which is unanimous in its support of our
present representative. And this is the case
throughout the entire county. We go to
press this week before the holding of the
Lawrence convention, but it is not at all
likely that there will be any noticeable oppo-
sition to Mr.. Burrows in that body, but it
will, doubtless be nearly or quite unanimous
in his support. Van Buren, WILL in 1882, as
she did four years ago, lead of with solid
delegation, and her example will be followed
by the other counties of the district. The
result will be that We shall retain an able.
honorable, experienced, and influential mem
Der as the representative of our district in Con-
gress. This is as it should be.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

One of the prominent candidates for Con-
gress, in the 9Th district, is our old time
friend, Hon. n. A. Earle of the city Of Grand
Rapids AT present il appears as though
Mr.. Earle would be as likely to carry off the
prize as any one, perhaps little more so.
We know of no man that We should prefer
to see thus honored. He is a native of our
county, graduate of the Paw Paw High
School and subsequently one of its most
successful principals
Mr.. Earle is emphatically self-msde man.
He came to this town from South Haven.
where his people reside, without means, and
by his own exertions, taking the position of
janitor of the school among other things, he
succeeded in graduating from the school
with high honor, after which be accepted a
situation as a teacher in the school and was
soon thereafter promoted to be its principal,
which place he filed with ability and success.
Entering into the legal profession be soon
became known as an able and rising young
man. His recognized ability, together with
his well known reputation for honesty and
integrity led to his election to the last legis-
lature of the State, where he took position
az one of the leaders Of the Republicans in
that body, and left his mark for good upon
the legislature of that session. Should he
be elected TO Congress, We predict that he
will make an able, faithful, honest, pains
taking member, of whom his constituents
will have no cause to complain.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
Colorado Excursions.

Colorado Round Trip Tourists Tickets at
greatly reduced rates, via c., b. d Q. X. r.,
new Chicago and Denver Through Line, good
during summer months and National Mining
and Industrial Exposition in September are
now on sale and full particulars as to trains
and rates can be obtained from any coupon
ticket office in the United States or Canada.
2lt4 COW
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

When cooperative insurance association
fails, the failure is so quiet and private, that
it makes no stir in the newspapers, and the
can only console themselves with
the common remark that at has not cost
very much, any way"-a poor consolation.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
Congregational Conventio..

Republican Congressional Convention OF the
Fourth District, TO nominate a Representative In
Congress, will be held At the Court House in Ksla-
mazoo, Thursday, August nth, 1882, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon. The counties OF the Dis
trct will be entitled to delegates follows Berrien
II, Csss IL, Kalamazoo IL, st. Joseph IL and Van
Bnren IA.
Dated, Kalamazoo, July l4th, 1852.
II. q. BRIGGS, Chairman.
SAMUEL HISS,
ELIAS MORRIS,
FRANKLIN WILLS,
JOSIAH ANDREWS,
Republican Congressional Committee.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

The Republican press of the fourth con-
gressional district are unanimous in advo-
cacy of Mr.. Burrows denomination, which
is likely to be made by acclamstion.-P0st
and Tribune.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
Bucl<Ieu,sA ruica SaIye.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price 20
cents per box. For sale by Duncombe,
Stearns Il Co.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04

A Republican State Convention to nominate State
Ofoers and for the transaction Of other business,
Will he held at the Academy Of Music, in Kalamazoo,
Wednesday, August 30th, 1852, at IL O'Clock
III. =. BALDWIN, Chairman.
q. W. PARTRIDGE Secretary pro tenn.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
FOUND AT LAST

An agreeable dressing for the hair, that will
stop its falling, has been sought for. Parker's
Hair Balsam, distinguished for its purity. fully
supplies this want.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
IMPROVEMENT FOR MIND AND BODY

There is more strength restoring power in q
bottle OF Parker's Ginger Tonic than bushel
OF malt or gallon Of milk. AS an appetizer,
blood purifier and kidney corrector. there is
nothing like It. and invalIds consequently find
It wonderful inNigorant for mind and body
Commercial.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
BROWNS
IRON
R/77ERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
BROWNS
IRON
B/77ERS

ennches the blood and purihes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
BROWNS
IRON
R/77ERS

willeure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala.
ma, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-08-04
BROWNS
IRON
'B/77ERS

Ladies and all sufferers from neu.
ralgia, hysteia, and kindred COM
plants, will find it without an equal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-08-26
B. & o. II. r. Timetable.
The following time table of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad went
into effect on the Dist of May:


The fast trains, with the excpp
ton of those mentioned, make stop
pages only at the First Glass Sta,
tons. Tickets should always lie pro
cured before taking the cars, pas
sengers saving thereby from 10 t.
anOtc
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-08-26

nYHIA. \. THOMAS, St. Cloud Build
ing, Washington, d. c. Practices
Inn lakS before the United States General
UIE IL IL Land Office. Contested cases
private land claims, mining. pre-emptiOnald
homestead eases prosecuted before the De-
partment of the Interior and supreme court;
and all classes of claims before the Executive
Departments. Special attention given 10
tOWn-sitc cases. Land warrants, Homestead
floats, and all kinds OF land scrip bought
and Snld.