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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-07-13
PAW Paw, MICHIGAN, July -, 1883

The free trade papers of the country are
approvingly quoting the following remark Of
n British manufacturer: 1--WE can make
goods cheaper than you can, and give Us
half chance we will beat you out of your
home markets" The statement is doubtless
true, and the reason therefor is cheap for
eign labor. Laborers and mechanics, how
do you like it? Farmers OF Michigan, how
do yoa like it? Do you want the home
market ruined by English pauper labor, in
order to enrich the English manufacturer?
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Waverly.

Farmers are improving the fine weather.
George Wilson is building the wall for his
new house.
Arrangements are being made for cheese
factory at Glendale.
Miss Kate Ocobock is visiting with Miss
May Myers at Glendale.
Marvin Auton is pleased with the country
and thinks he will make Aurora, Neb., his
future home.
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OUR GROCERIES
Heath e Milligan Mixed Paints

We are agents for the best mixed paint that manufactured We sell
Ogaons to OF other the
gong to paint barn roof, call and the
L. Darn ana roof rant the best and most durable barn paint
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The Union Mutua! association Insurance
Society have notified A. II. Heron, their TO-
cal agent here. that the death loss OF 81 800
on the policy of Chas. L Munson will be
paid on or before Oct. lst. This is reliable
company and affords cheap insurance.
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Let no one now omit to buy
The fragrant "Teaberry' and try
Upon the Teeth its cleansing powers,
And gain breath like scent of flowers
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Kelly says he vii! not do any more coun-
try work, they don't use him white. Recent
~, he and his boy Bert worked until eight
O'Clock p. IL. on a tin roof, thermometer 90o
in the shade, and when they had finished the
free-hearted farmer wanted them 10 walk
home, about four miles, but finally did bring
them part way.
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Lawrence.

We thought Eye editor could read anything
even Confucius in the original, but we find
our mistake. Well, we will buy a type
writer.
Last Sunday evening the people were
hanging around the various churches of this
place, like lot Of newly weaned chickens
waiting to be hove &. But there was never
a preach.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-04

IL your ltngs are weak, II cold causes you
quick distress, you will breathe easier, you
will cough less, you will strengthen the pull
monary organs, you will feel better every
way II you occasionally use DR.. Wistaf's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. ask your druggist
for 1t.
Nervous, dyspeptic individuals, whose die.
tress Of mind and body rake lie miserable,
II Your suifsrings have been prolonged and in.
creased by use Of bitIers and pretended cures
OF kidney and liver disesses throw all such
nostrums aside and find health, strength and
vigor 10 tina. simple remedy known as DR..
Gnysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparills. II
puriies the blood, strengthens the urinary
aud digestive organs, and infuses new life
into all parts OF the body. No other remedy
equals Il. Have your druggist getit for you.
II makes every humanitarian sad to see
inyalids seek such relief rs Is given them by
the use OF b'tteis, kidney medicines, and
other nostrpms The frst few doses ms y
make them feel better on account OF iis
SIMPLIFYING Ingredients, combined with some
strong caihartlc and diuratic that are used in
Its composition, but they eventually grow
worse. The My cure for weakness nervous
ness, debility, aches, paips, rheumatism, sores,
urinary and digestive troubles, Is to make the
blood rich, red and pure, by using DR.. Guy.
sotts Yellow Dock ahd sarsaparills, . remedy
widely Endorsed by physicians who have ex.
amined into Its composition and effect.
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BetIaud MIX Cattle.

Beef and milk qualities, in high de,
gree, cannot both exist In the same ami
ma, says John NJ. Stahl, because its diges'
tive capacity Is limited and 1t cannot iur'
nish matter for much flesh aud much milk.
| II the food Ia converted into milk the ami.
NAL will be lean. II the food is converted
into flesh, the flow Of the milk will be
small. This explains why good mich
COW Is generally lean and fat cow poor
mixer. With the Channel Island cattle,
the object has been to develop greater
and greater flow OF milk. It has been &C
complished at the expense Of beef; these
cattle are small and lean. With the Shsft
Horns the object has been TO develop beef
qualities; It has been successful, but has
also produced poor mixers. The flow OF
milk depends upon several things. 1t would
seem that the larger the COW the more
milk she would give, for the more she will
eat and drink. But a big body requires
more to maintain It, TO build up what life
tears down. It is not the size, strength
and yigor OF the body that de-
termines the flow OF the milk, but the
size, strength and vigor OF the digestive ap.
paratus. But then the proper organs may
ulEtst muCut hAu tue Neesoib huA uISHho
that appropriate what they get to flesh
forming, be so active that very little is left
for milk. The activity ofthe milk-torming
vessels and organs Is necessary 10 large
flow. These, as we have seen, may be Gull
tiyated, educated, and exercise will make
them stronger. Hence the advisability Of
milking COW close to the time Of calving;
for It will not only keep up the flow Of
milk for that time, but make the organs
stronger for next season. Then the flow OF
milk depends upon the health Of the COW.
For il she be sick, her strength lessened,
her organs united for work, her bodily
laboratory cannot produce much milk.
Lastly, as the psrson says, the flow Of milk
depends upon her food; for. II the food be
lacking in the materials out OF which milk
Is made, she cannot manufacture the arti-
Gle. Her contract with her owner is to
perform work and labor on materials fur
nished by him. I have thought that some
cows would be legally justified in rescind-
ing the contract considering the materials
furnished them.
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MEDICAL.
The Preachers Quiet Habits!

Sedcntary and studious men some
times become Frustrated before they
knew it. Those who spend. much
time in close mental work and neg
lect to take enough exercise often.
find their stomachs unable to do the
work of digestion. The liver be-
comes torpid. The bowels act ir-'
regularly. The brain refuses to
serveasit once did. Their preaching
becomes a failure, and there is a state
ofgencral misery. So many minis
tiers have been restored to health by
the use Of Browns Iron Bitters that
the clergy generally are speaking to
their friends Of this medicine as the
very best tonic and restorer they
know Of 1trestores thin and watery
blood. to its proper condition by tom
ing it up.with the purest and most
invigorating preparation ofiron that
science has ever made. 1t is pleas
ant to take, and acts Immediately
with the happiest results, not only
on the parsons, but on other folks
as well. %
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S1a FfdRcfsco Ar1oadIt
"The eye," says Button, sis the great ex.
ponent OF character" Button ia correct.
When blue is encircled half way down
the cheeks with ring OF sbon hue, pulled
like new-laid muffin, it Is an indication
that the character Of the man who owns
that eye, and who would give $40 II he
could see with it, isno purer than the eye.
And when the eyes are red as TO. dropping
lids, and prolific in Unconditional tears, and
have general burnt-hole in a-blanket.
expression, it is sign that they see
through glass lightly about once every
fifteen minutes, and that they keep open
as long as the mans mouth does. To see
both eyes shut and the mouth wide opeu,
Is sign that LIES short dream Ia snore.
When q mans eyes Try to look ct each
other over the Top Of his nose it is u sign
that he has to have his spectacles cut bias.
Dancing eyes are, OF course, indications oil
eye-balls. A fondness for green's Is indi.
Gated by 1 browse. A cross eye lens an &ua
expression OF benevolence to the |, thus
giving it B N appearance. @? specsa.
Giles have miraculous power, enabling O
IMAM 10 see with his mica, or eyes in glass,
as You please. "a nigh for an eye" was
probably written Of near-sighted men. A
blind man Is apt to be magnanimous, as he
always hits a man Of his eyes. The eye ap.
pears to be one solid globe, but 1t is built
in tears. But you bet It has the nerve.
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Deserted Farm. and Villages.

Rutland W. HendId.
Vermont fairs show better butter and
cheese, better cattle and sheep, than they
did forty years ago, But the farmers teams
do not stand for as good horse.stock as they
did theB; there are fewer farms than We
suspect in Vermont, there are as many de.
serted farms and decayed towns in South
ern Vermont to-day as there ever were in
our history; at least that is the testimony
given US by very intelligent farm-bred
lawyer who has recently personally visited
the towns that touch either side oil the
Green mountains, from the Massachusetts
line to Addison county. In Sratton,
where Webster in 1910 addressed the great
Wing massmeeting, the farmhouse where
Webster spent the night is ruin and the
farm deserted. In the woodland you meet
the ruina OF the old four.foot stone wallf;
In Somerset you find in the forest stone
walls and the remains Of an old highway;
the decay ing abutments Of bridge across
the stream areallthat remain Of the civiliza-
ton that was once represented by q church,
a grist-nill and country store. The woot i.
land hiss so encroached upon these desert
ed farms that our friend Is confident there
Ia more woodland to-day in the mountain
towns Of Vermont than there has been al
any time during the last forty years. lu
the old counties OF Bennington, Windham,
Windsor and Rutland our informant found,
he assures us, plenty Of evidence OF desert.
ed farms and decaying towns along either
side Of the mountain range aud these de.
serted farms are not being re.occupied by
any wanderer, although mcst Of these
towns are places OF much natural beauty
and attractiveness. Among these towns
are Readsboro, Somerset, Searsburg, Sund
erlane, WardsbOro, Peru, Jamaica, Land
grove, Weston, Plymouth, Salisbury
Wiuall and several mountain towns in Rul
land county. Our friend thinks that town
touching the mountains on either side
have been permanently deserted. TIL,
future OF Vermont, II she Is to increase
henceforth largely in wealth and popula
ton, lits in manufactures, not enlarged
agriculture, and this is true, not only o
Vermont, but OF all New England.
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"And YOU are now worth millions? 2"
Fresh Butter.
Exchange

hTeAuhVe.
straws again indicate that the demand Of
the trade will call during the winter to
come, as last, for fresh made butter rather
than for summer made butter, no matter
how choicely made or kept The reason ID
obvious. The consumer Is finding out
that the ''old" taste in butter is not genu.
inc flavor, and the 'youDger" butter be
buys the better, and so while the market Ia
oyerstocked with inferior grades the fresh,
scarce butter commands fancy prices. The
price Of inferior, or old packed butter, will
always range far below fresh stock. Il d
very evident by reading the dairy ex'
changes that continuous dairyipg is yet to
be the general practice Of the industry.
Butter and cheese are wholly different in
their char cter. On the one hand cheese
improves with age, while butter Is at ID
best as soon as made. The fact is that the
making Of long keeping butter Is not Q
specially with any considerable number o.
our makers, and the only remedy for THU
deficiency Is thoroughness In manufacture
Is to make the supply Of butter uniform
and entiOe the consumer 10 dispose OF i
quite as fast as II is made.
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a GOOD COMPARISON.

The Rev. William Roulatt well.known
Methodist clergyman, residing at Naples,
draws the following amusing, but apt com.
parison between.Dr. C. lfeLaas's Ttrmthtge,
prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and ferret.
"Aferret when placed ut the entrance ofa
rat hole, enters the aperture, travels along
the passage, seizes upon the rat, extermin-
ates his existence and draws the animals
dehlnct carcass to the light. And In like
manner have / found DR.. 0. 4eLaHs,s Vt,mt,
hags TO operate upon worms, those dreadtai
remedy, like the ferret, enters the aperture
OF the mouth, travels down the gullet, hunts
round the stomach and lays hold OF the
worms, shakes the life out OF the reptiles,
sweeps clean their den, and carries their
carcasses clear out Of the system. This,
at least, has been the effect OF the Vermi-
tuge upon my children"
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AuGagr. OF GOLD.

Ali I have seen teaches me to trust thu
Creator for all l have not seen.-EmeFson
We all have sufficient strength to sup
port the misfortunes Of others.-La Roche
ioucald.
The utility Of virtue is so plain that the
unprincpltd feign 1t from policy.-Van'
yenarges.
He travels safe and not unpleasant who
Is guarded by poverty and guided by love.
l-sir P. Sidney.
A mans conscience should be quick like
the eye, and like an eyelid to shut itseli
against evil. ~
We see farther into the future-aud that
is not far-when We most carefully consider
the facts Of the present
There are no more thorough prudes than
those women who have some little secret to
hide,-George Saad.
Nature has periections to show that she
Is the imsge Of God; and faults to show that
she is only the image-PascaL
It Is with narrow souied people as with
narrow necked bottles; the less they have
in them the more noise they make in pour
ing it out-Pope.
Ifa man empties his purse into his head,
no man can take It away from him. An
investment in knowledge always pays the
best interest.-Franklin.
There is an unfortunate disposition in a
man TO attend much more to the faults oil
his companions, which offend him, than TO
their PROJECTIONS, which please him.-Gre-
Vile
ia man does not make new acquaint.
ances as he advances through life, he will
soon find himself left alone. A man should
keep his friendship in constant repair
johnson.
Genius never grows old; young to-day,
mature tomorrow; always immortal. It Is
peculiar to no sex or condition, andsis the
divine gift to women no less than man.
Juan Lewis. Il
What men want Is not talent, it is pur-
pose; in other words, not the power to
achieve, but will to labor. ! believe that
labor iudiciously and continuously applied,
becomes genius-Lytton.
What desolate place would be world
without flower! Il would be face with
out smile,-a feast without welcome
And are not our stars the flowers Of heaven?
Mrs. Balfour.
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
Dr.. William, ian Indian remedy called Dr..
Williams Indian Ointment A single boz
has cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty.
five years standing. No one need suffer i've
minutes after apply ing this wonderful eooth-
Ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorba the tumoSs, AllAys the Intense Itch
Ing, particularly Of night after getting warm
in bee, acts IS poultice, gives instant and
painless relief, and l. prepared oaly for Ples,
itching Of the private paris, and for nothing
F For sale by ali druggists and mailed on 70,
ceiPt Of price, s. 90.
For sale by ]. F. shirk, Logan q Co., also
ohAs. Msnkemeller, Wheeling. and z. K.
MoConAhsy, Bridgeport. o. pAW
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REpIcAL.
MEDICAL.
DR, ]. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapline Street.
Avs Near Fourteenth Street.

s.,. evidence Of phIdelAnS !Iece 81 L Iae
.stInony q h oaS services prove that have dealt
sSn0rApy An1 ~ SStients name without perI1is'
~ never bsks many hundred certificates
d9n. thoogI1b nom have cured after they had BEEN
iOn hoe " i%Trnrs6Ie. 4 thorough medical edu;
S5 many sS'S Dss1 sIR Se SSs ana
hu1IAnN WV ,sHntSi DeculiAKities and strict a..
Ipce Of Nfapsisnin management insures success, u
eatiSn, y IA and frankly give the patient my
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Che QRtelliqeuter
aliIee NOS. Is anu 2. f9pEIseaIn Street
otTOBsR.

| wv UsAAs
N: cOntiaeal
A charmed moment poised between perfection and
The AiLeT9oth Of following green /. touched with
The maple. gold and SCARLET leaf hangs quveti's
As ,hoash 4 y. shFoo Of grief that Summer
Along The way the tangled btieu CLEAN with a
October sbs SSr festal ares meath treasures bend
Ing loWi
And like gorgeous, eopquerinE queen, in some
trumph1l hour
She SCatters with gracious mien the riches Of her
dover.
She hang uso on the clGmberug vine robe Of peer.
And bursting berries. rid with wine, hpened
meath golden sales.
In tawnyFeds and ruHet.brovps the forest trees
arc dressed;
And on their biSsIng crimson crowns she stamps
her royal crest.
whcre'er she goes, at her command, strange beau.
ties burst 70 sight
Awaiting huah ,hangs DER the land, rich with a
mellow Light.
Sill far upon the mountain sleep she spreads
ASH behind is veil to weep for her last perfect
ELIZABETH A. DAvB
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Whenever there Is an extraordinary occur.
rance, o team run over child without hurt
ing Il; mechanic falls from thirdstory
window, and 10 Q week after he 10 OF work
sgAin, We are wont 10 exolaim, what q
miraolel" So, when Mrs 7. s. Eberline, then
OF Allegheny City, Pa, had been sick with
consumption for very long time, had been
told by several Of the best physicians OF that
city that her time was but Tor few hours,
that she must die, spd when the use OF but
one bottle Of Pe1iHa In q weeks time placed
her on her feet Sgain and made her the heart;
ieet eater OF the tamily,all the people around,
IS With one rejoicing voice, exclaimed.
IWbatA wonderful miraolel' See page 80
OF the 'llls ofLile.n Your druggist will eive
you one gratis pAW
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Mr.. Dr. Wniton's Periodical Tea

Mother Walton has prescribed this valua-
bic medicine for great many years In her
private practice, and It has proved IN unfail-
Ing specific in the treatment Of the many dis
orders to which the female constitution IL
subject. Mrs. DR.. W. wishes to fully impress
on the public that the Tea Is not like many
nostrums put up by unprincipal men for
purposes 50 base We will not mention them,
but 10 simply to Alleviate and Cure the many
monthly troubles from which all women
suffer. Price 81. For sale by J. +. shirk,
Logan & Co., also Chss. Menkemeller, Wheel
ing, and 3. K. McCoRahey, Bridgeport or
mailed on receipt Of price by Frazier Medi-
cine Co., Cleveland. pAW
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event barefooted in winter and ragged
in summer, and up to your 18th year ney.
er had so cents to your name?"
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ForpyspepSia,
OOstiyensss,
,slclk Headache,
hronie DIar-
rhma, JaundIec.
Impurlty Of tho
blood, Feyerasd
Vague, Malaria,
aud all Diseases
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The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Bait Rh6um, Fever Sores, Can.
cor, PILES, ChilblAins, Germs, Tetter, 0happed
Hands, and ali skin eruptions, guaranteed to
oure In every instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per boz. For sale at Logan d CO. Q
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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li %e9;onE PROOF.

.,d Liver Diseases and RheumEnhIn.-
Eldney HAsa.lI,SiyHaEothlng seemed 70 help me
::Sald no. Eetoutot p''' zKPT. PHILLIPS
wheeling, W, Va,
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.Eleven yean our daughter suffered on a 'cd oil
misery.
trouble ard nervous debility,
"under the care OF the b st physical 8,
"Who gave her disease various names,
"But no relief,
a. simple remedy rs Hop Bitter, that we had
shunned for yean before ustng It. "-THE PAREaTs
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DID SHE DIE!

"sSs fingered and suffered along. piRlngaray al
the time for years.
'sThe dccsors doing her no good;,,
'And ct last was cured BY this hop Bitters The
papers say SO much about"
Indeed, indeedn
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5oyearQ.

1bsye known and watched the ue o. i swLrs
sP a.,d NJ NJ failure 70 cure Blood Poison when
o. tsSen. / used It on my servants rom
HItGS ~ Ia NJ aid Nlsoa number Of my neighoon
nj in eyery case that came within my knowledge
Il tGected cure in all my NE nave , nStSs
FboEn remedy that would 10 iuIly AccotnpnAn
mi IL d recommended 70 do: ~. 9.
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SIR EDWIN WATKIS says that the Lon
don Cab Drivers Association has more
political influence than the whole OF the
railway interest in the kingdom.
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ARE you made miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite
Yellow Skim shiIoh's VitaiiZer Is positive
cure. Sold by McLain Brothers, and Alex.
T, Young. p4w
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To worry about any Liver, Kidney or Uri
nary Trouble. especially Bhght's Disease Oh
Diabetes, as Hop Bttefs never fails OF cure
where cure Is possible. We know this.
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| Ahbhth DAkO va thN vs.
Wall sea Nar.
Some day the Senate Committee Oh La.
Dor will have Russell Sage before II in the
witness box, and the examination will lead
off with,
"Let's see-ah-Mr. ssge, you were the
poor son ola poor farmer up in New Hamp-
shire?"
~ was"
"Had to study your books by the light
Of corn cob fire?"
~ did,"
event barefooted in winter and ragged
in summer, and up to your 18th year new.
er bad so cents to your name"
Correct, sir"
"At the age Of 10 you began to speculate?
You traded s. watch for q $50 colt, and
in course OF time worked up the colt into
fifty sheep pelts aud brindled steer?"
Exactly, sir"
"And you are now worth millions?"
"Yes, a few"
"All made by selling tinware from q ped.
dler's wagon, and removing corns and
warts at 10 cents a remove? ?"
"Every dollar, sir"
"That will do Mr.. Sage. You and Mr..
Gould and the other boys have thrown q
heap Of light on this labor question, and
our gratitude is unbounded."
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Isit dude? Yes, it is a dude. Was II
always that yay2 Yes, natural born. What
does It do for liying2 1t bteathes, dear
don't disturb Il.
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Catarrh and Bay Feyer-For twenty years
was sufferer from Catarrh OF the he, d and
throat In very aggravated form, and during
the summer with Hay Fever. 1procured q
bottle OF Eiy's Cream Balm and after n few
applications received decided beneft-Was
cured by one bottle. Have had no return OF
the complaint CHARLOTTE PARKER, WAyerly,
MY. (erice 80 cents per bottle.)
fered from Catarrh for ysars. He purchased
a bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm from rs. He Is
now almost cured, and says you can not
recommend Il too highly, We are selling
more OF Ely's Cream Balm than Of all other
cstarrh remedies, can hardly keep suppiy
on band. kvERs BBos Druggists, Indppend-
euce, Iowa. 1THH&w.