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Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
General Daloerlec.
9ans amerifanife 3nitrn. - 0uiet
paa otte Varcilcr.

Oct pi9tisite, ipm er at meobele ON
ben tDlte Oeneral 0rep DON 98alpers
lee, ltrlper en- amerltan1t apis me9et
lpDoIgt, er at pan par en- amerltanlt
!0uliru. S0enoes Ptgenapn par Utlls
See, pg bun er Odtter az Ell gten yprt
Slebmano. 9un gtftepe ilg Terlt meO
Yrlns 5reoerlG az Slespt9s 9oIltetn.
Der for al, tunne inogad bette 2ggis=
fab blep npot til at giOs 4ftulo paa
i'm fpritelige Sitel % anore ~Jfettigbe-
Der, ppilte ban bog lenere fit gienups
retteoe al BEN tpite aeiler. S 1872
oeoe Yrinien, pg to Iar ienere bleD
Gnten gift meo ~Q8aloeriee.
Grep bon Waloerlee er MI 6S Idr
gammel. 9an par pelta9et | Here bts
Torllte Sla9. oeribianpt Slagsne ueo
Nteg % Sedan, men bar aIorig p9z
ret %ladret. SilliDnpet pep Itn 0uiIrus
Ambltlpner % Snorpoelle begpnote
Walperlee for npgle Nar lloen at tage
Del i Yolitlten. 6ruen er en- apinoe,
Der er baaoe tlestig pg elitpGrDlg,
og bet liges, at benpes ytaal bar p9ret
Inlet minore eno at fad lin Wtano upz
n9pnt iom 5prIt Sismards Gfterfslz
ger iom RigstanIIer. Der blep, beOer
bet, siprt 9ilnermelier i ben &etnIng
buuoe fort for % itrdr efter ben nuz
pGrenoe aeiiers 5bronbeitlselie, men
bet frugteoe intet; Sismard oar en- for
itor YerIonligbep til at lace iis lflle
paa NGien ielp at en- liItig 4merttas
nerinoe. Selerltte eitsr Sismards
5ratr9Dslie % 0po bar Seiler Wi.z
belm label Jig DepGge til at opfplpe Den
Grgjerrige 5rues Imbitipner. Smio=
lertiD er bet tpoeliet moi, at ban intei
bar imop at bile 0rep WoIoeriee lloz
mGrttlie / andre Hetnineer, % bans
ilonGpnelie til 5eltmarItalt | &ina er
10 ct SeOis for, at &siIeren letter flor
Pris pda ham.
Sa OreD Waloeriec rellte til &in1,
bragte ban meo Jig ct Sus paa 8 gGs
refer til afbenpttelie fpr Zig ieip %
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i'm Stab unoer 5elttoget. Oetie gus
bar gipet 4~nlecning til msgen Wtuns
ierbeo pg aoflilig Harp Sritif blanot
be eprige Magiers OFiccrer / &ina.
Gn ~betjsnOt amsritanii STicer, Der
blanot duoet ubm9rtepe liz / gorgers
frigen unper General Grants aoms
mdnpo. bemGrleoc Ippoigt ansaaenbe
merbemelbte 6us.
"0ette or 10 no9et aloelea npt i DELL
tosenes 6iitorie. Oct er maaite bra
moi / &ina og lor en- 0rere, men oct
pilpe lille Due for os Qmerltdnere. Sea
buffer, bpao General 0rant braate
meo Jig pau lit iioite 5eItiug neoenior
9idsburg. 9an bapoe lite iaa nleset
Tom en- 5iener cher SppdsIer; life
Soeit engdn9; ban bapoe lie Iaameset
ION en- Soerfratte msb Jig. ior life at
tale ON 5eltiite og iligt. Jei life n
gang en- rem Sliorte bdpoe General
Grant taset mep. Seq bar mep BAN
pg buroe bape Gleie paa Del. 5attum
er, at 0~ensralens belle Sasase paa
bette iipTe Seliius bar - en- Camp
bsrite.."
Sficcren bolot inoe ct Zie6lif.
0erpad iagoe ban:
90 t9nt Dem Blot, min 0srre,
bpiltet Sdpn bet maatts pere ior Sc
neral Grant lie at pabs e. iligt Sls
pua s Yarelier at labe runpt NIB
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Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
Wye SaImer al Slir.

Zen betienoie npritc Maalmaup %
S%almebister Yrricsior Glias Slir.
bpis 9lpre Snlmer paa "Mtanlet" III
hinges / mango noritc airicr, bar ibSit
after ncienbt Ell SamIlug al 80 Salmer
% 10 San9e ale pla 2anpsmaal. vi
oenne Samlins biolGttcr III Oct pafre
Slutntn9soiat ON
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

q Jama>2Rsnng go8 r 10 pate tolrrereoe Siaeoef % bprt gilebe
er trtt II qplprer. Gn iorte Sneoe or ct srundglgt. cites Mller at
SeUemc III; oern1r 1rnptr ira inprr Tos. cfer A2aleu al 9trsbers;
Iruyhi ira Satersoaleu. laee0es at Gtrsberg; RoDeu CT ct Sejrnoag.
eet NaRri; 1t lnert a. u SGnr, er Naieri al u. GHeer; Aieien I'll
Sahrn. otter w !rt al stoemaHn Ems pa saaosa; eter Rileu al o.
Mnuthe; SiurianfgutL, err NuRu; Sisru hi9ir SnltgrlGa. eHer Da.
lert az 3cnnq RphJsmi Sniear 90 xisismOr air aielitSaitr. efer Iis<a
al &ubelm Gatlen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

"a proteitdntiiis Observation-Disclosures
bar pirttt ! Sina neb idlt 527 pr9fe,
Oieos "a SO 2egmislipnRrer, fors
BELT pad 40 Stationer. af Setftas
berne bar 4 inisrndiiondls meo 80
piebe % 297 99amisiionRrer. af
dmeritonIte SelItobsr bar eer % m,o
276 pieoe pg 126 e9euisTrnarer.
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Re l uRo 5 MisiionGrsr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

npae dnaaar Sumalfineu 'S%uspenHen. oa
er req aopt iilireos nieo ben. Ten bar az.
teleef ulfrspsitilen0s ! eutueT 9enisenoe l
ben 5Ie, lfg bar bapi ben. 6raateu ioitees
81 50. xare cUen, 9swel, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
Tamilies Srsnimg No. Is iantrereD
2uorab 9oarus me Yrrmie ir 1 9O0-i9Ol
GGo Stbc) e M iGro9 % rnoes iii ale, baabe me ug sumle Ibpnnsutcr,
Der bar betait Tor ct HAT Sorifmo.

aeo oenue Ss iCsr" fire Art Supplements, urmIs:
Winter Scene-From an original painting by the famous Japanese
artist, kozan.
The Falls of Wawa-From an original painting by the famous
Japanese artist, Biyo.
SparrOws Fighting From an original painting by the famous
japanese artist, Kan.
Storks- From an original painting by the famous japanese artist,
Chikusan.
1Nie ginrOr or be furhr JON Tan poonrurs paa enhopraiens cmmpr,
Boh paallonnrs al ubad. Der iorhaarf B paa aunh.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
Smadprat fra
Daihinston.

Wteolemmerfte al bans Hdbinet tnolea
perer Tine gfteosdnisgningsr, islp ON
Der insen 5%oranoring f%oregdar msp
Senipn til Yrsiipsntens Yerion. Gn
&dbinetsminiiter bertilanos aniees
nemlig blot uon9pnt for en- prellz
oenttermin eler fire Ndr, % bet nup9s
renoe aobinet bill fslae ben alminoes
iige Hsgel. S ben Inlebning bar Der
lioen Saleet u9ret megen Yale ON.
bpis @nisgninger pioe blipe inopilssz
be % hpis dfIldaeoe. Oct pauitooes
meo geitemtbeo, at Statsminiltsr
San, Suititsminiitsr 0rie9s % 81
rantsminiiter Gage piloe trGos 10 al
&ainettet efter Abe Darts, bells foroi
Dc ielo snitebe bet, oa bells foroi preIi
benton oierne piloe bsI9ite oeres pldo
ler meo nDe Jolt. Sette ian pare
rigii9t. % BET tan pGre gait. men nj
teri er bet moi. at p~relioenien / &d.
btnetsmsoet iaaar dnmooeoe iamtli9e
Observation-Disclosures ON at blioe Itaa
enoe 'om ~Iddpdnne unoer bans nGlte
Sermin, ioet ban uotalte. at bar
aniod @dloets llofdlo Tom ct Yepis
poa, at Solicit bar tilfreos babe meo
BAN Ielp % bans HuaoQipsre. Sor
troeoe perfor at bdnols / Soerens
itemmelie meo Soltets @ilie. nadr
ban insen Soranoring f~oretp9 / ii
&obinets Communicating. De mtilItes
bepGrenoe &obinetsmsolemmer.
W(soet bar iulotoliqt ielte 'ig
ieIpfslaelia bebageIigt berprt peo pre
ioentens S%pfatnin9 al oenne SdL
men ingen CAB npgtt df9ierenoe Soor,
unotdgeu Snoreminiiter Sithcpd. Der
sis6litteli0 Ipdreoe, at ban meo 8lGOe
biloe bli itddenoe. Soao MI imioler
tio BE- ppenfor n6pntc Serrer atQdar,
ida tan bet 10 bare. at be bar 'tGrte
not percentage 8ruuoe til at in'iltere
poa lin Ifitso. S~alfalo pduitaaes
bette meo Sitterbeo at pGre Siif9lott
meo Suititsminiiter 8ri9gs. Der OF
rer fore erIonliQe 6oroele peo at
bare W}eoltm at adbinettet. Der Der
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8Get eno 8r,ggS's, pg bet bar modite
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itemts Yeiultniug ON at tr9tte ia
tilbage.
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preiibent Sndgudrdtion. Der Itdl fore
gou ben Abe Wtdrte, itdl blipe Ieittt
meo en- PrGot % pomp, Der ltdi
opereud of, bpdo man biotil bar Iett
oeo li9nenoe M%nIeoninger. Roget, Der
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Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

Regularity is one Of the features of
the St Pau Dispatch.
Send IS cents for one month trial SUBJ
scrlptlon.
The true northerner., 1900-09-21
Decatur.


Mrs NJ. S. Carney is visiting in Chi
cago.
G. B. Browning is in Chicago on busi-
ness this week.
Miss Ethel Van Duzer returned to
Albion college, Monday.
Miss Florence Galbreath is spending
the week with friends in Paw Paw.
Horace Lincoln has accepted a posi-
tion in Roberts & Balls meat market.
Miss Beulah Weeks entertained her
aunt, Mrs. Frank Perry, and two children
last week.
Rev. l.. H. Manning is the newly ap-
pointed pastor of the NJ. f. church at
this place.
John Grotsipger attended the funeral
of his brother John c., at Woodland last
Saturday.
Dillon Turner of Kalamazoo is spend
ing the week with relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Martin Yost and daughter of
Tennessee and Miss Maud Young of Chi
cago were guests of Decatur friends last
week
Miss Mabel Willison left Tuesday for
Ann Arbor to complete her course in the
literary department. of the university of
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Treat and son Ar
den, Mrs. Israel White and Mrs. Cha
pin went to Chicago, Saturday, on the
weekend excursion and remained over
Sunday
Henry Justinson, who has been en-
ployed in the creamery the past two
years, has accepted position at Racine,
Wisconsin. Milton Knolls takes his
place here.
The marriage of Miss Clara Geer to
Rev. Alfred T. Shumway took place at
the Free Methodist church at the close
of service Sunday evening, Rev. A. A.
Bradfeld performing the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Shumway left Monday for
their home near Detroit.
The true northerner., 1900-09-21

Mrs. Corwin, having been i'll for several
weeks. is now convalescing.


Mrs. Corwin, having been i'll for several
weeks. is now convalescing.
Alfred McCowen is making improve
ments in his house and on the grounds.
Mrs. Mabel Ames and children return
ed from Pokagon last week and are With
her parents.
On the 18th inst. the ladies met at the
residence OF Mrs DIR. Dewey and organic
ed literary club.
Last Sunday, j. B. Merritt and family
entertained relatives from Bangor, also
from Grand Rapids.
Mrs. l.. Il. Buck accompanied her SON
in-law across the lake last week to spend
some time in Chicago.
Will johnson met with an accident
one day last week; the collapse OF scat
fold resulted in broken wrist for him.
The windmill on Mrs. l.. G.. Skies
farm was blown down during the storm
of last week Tuesday. Corntields and
apple orchards were slightly damaged.
The true northerner., 1900-09-21
ROAST FOR BRYAN.
n New York Democratic Paper Takes
shy nt the Demo-Pop
Candidate.

When the reality of the things that
are is placed in contrast with the shall
low trappings of Inexperienced quo
tations from departed statesmen. with
which this prose-poem is trigged out.
then the pretentious hollowness of the
indianapolis performance is exhibited
to view. Why, this unteachable and un-
conscious actor sustains no more rela-
tion to the Jefferson, to the Lincoln, TO
the Clay, 10 the Webster and to the
Franklin from whom he borrows
wrested sentences than the strutting
and strident subordinates OF the stage
sustain to the imaginary dukes. the
apocyphal kings and the mythical gods
whom they would impersonate in prop
erty roles and in memorized speech.
When acting is oratory. Mr.. Bryan
will be an orator. When bad acting is
great oratory, he will be a great orator.
When staginess is statesmanship. he
will be a statesman. When cant and
rant and roar and fustian take the
place of sober themes. with sober men.
and when lime-light and thin thunder
outclass the sun in the sky and the
elemental forces of the storm. then will
populism be democracy, and then will
America conduct its affairs through the
hands of presidents that should be
medically restrained and Of law makers
that should meet in asylums for the
insane.-Brooklyn Eagle (Dem.).
The true northerner., 1900-09-21

The M. e. pulpit here will be filed by
Mr.. Mcguire.
Mrs. Mabel Stearns returned from
Chicago, Wednesday.
Mr.. Howard of Stevensville visited
friends in town over Sunday.
Rev. Wood goes to Richland to fill the
Nj. Il. pulpit there the coming year.
M. O. Rowland and G. w. Young of Paw
Paw were in town Monday on business.
Miss Nichols of Ionia spent the first OF
the week with her sister, Mrs. r. K.
Wood.
Miss Leila Carpp of Hartford was in
town one day last week calling on old
friends.
Miss Carrie Secord left last Sunday
for Mt. Pleasant where she will attend
school,
Miss Helen Rowland is spending the
week at Paw Paw lake with f.. e. Row
land and family.
Miss Julia Hurley of Bangor has been
spending few weeks in town with rela-
tiyes and friends.
Mrs. Spencer and children of Bangor
spent few days last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Chapman.
Clyde Carris, who has been in Trav-
erse City spending the past year with
his sister, returned home Tuesday.
Stoves were placed in the school build
ing Monday to be used until the steam
heat is placed in, which will be as soon
as possible.
On account of the cold and no heating
apparatus in the school building, there
was no school Monday. The teachers
took advantage of their vacation and
visited Paw Paw schools. They all re-
port very pleasant time.
The true northerner., 1900-09-21

OLD TIME PAW PAW BOY oUIzzED BY DEN
YER NEWSPAPER MAN.

From the Denver POST
The Denver of % years ago and the
Denver Of to-day were the subjects that
j. ID. Allen discussed while visiting the
state house. Mr.. Allen was for time
the private secretary of Governor Pitkin
and at present a resident of Mandan, N.
d., where he located in 1880. This is his
first visit to Denver since then.
"Yes things have changed some." re-
marked Mr.. Allen as he leaned against
Governor Thomas silver plated desk and
gazed at the pictures Of former governors
on the walls of the executive department.
"This don't look much like the old state
house where | used to grind out procla-
nations and jolly the politicians and Of
flee seekers who came to see Governor
Pitkin. We had one little room then
down in the building where the Glenarn
hotel is now located. 1t was on the
second floor and was reached by set OF
steps on the outside of the house, old
fashioned style, you know. But this
place is a marvel Who would have
thought that 20 short years would have
wrought such changes?
IL was the first stenographer that Gov
ernor Pitkin ever had" continued Mr..
Allen. "The way knew it was that the
governor while debating to me used to
always look up over his glasses after every
few words to see if | had them down.
He seemed to be afraid that he would get
ahead of me, and would keep saying, Now
have you got that DOWN. When would
reply Yes, go ahead governor, as fast as
you like he would look at me in amaz-
ment. Stenography and typewriting were
new things to him. In fact, they were
new to half the people in those days, for
that was along in '7S and 70. That's a
good picture of Pitkin you have on the
wall there. Looks just like him when he
occupied the gubernatorial chair"
| Mr.. Allen is taxidermist and is in
Colorado looking up specimens for his
shop at Mandan.
The true northerner., 1900-09-21
West Lawrence.

Farm hands are scarce in this neigh
borhood.
Fred Northrup has two acres of grapes
that are very fine.
Mrs. Reagan of Pitcher lake resort
went to Chicago, Friday.
Carrie and Geo. Fish of Hartford called
on friends here Sunday last.
Deak. Flaharty, who has been employ
ed on the county farm is sick, at home.
West Lawrence got a liberal slice of
the tornado last week Tuesday. Percy
Roots new silo was blown down and
badly damaged.
Among those who went from here on
the Pere Marquette excursion last week
Tuesday were Mesdames Kelly, Sim
mons and Hicks.
The death rate at the county house
for the past year exceeds that of any
previous year; upwards Of 20 deaths hav-
ing occurred during that time.
The true northerner., 1900-09-21
Blooningdale.

A Mckinley club was organized in this
place Monday evening.
Lena Babcock of this place is teaching
in the Mattawan school.
Mrs. /. j. Yost visited relatives in
Evanston, ILL.,, last week.
Vera Palmer has returned from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Det roit.
Mrs. William thinner and son Dale
are visiting friends in Milford, Indiana.
Born, Tuesday, September IL, to Mr..
and Mrs George r. Smith, a daughter.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson entertained her
brother, F. A. Green of Washington, ID.
c., last week.
Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Beare are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Hedrick of Mar
engo, Indiana.
William G. Dean and wife of Williams
Bay, Wis, are the guests of their rela-
tives in this place.
The South Haven school board has Sc
cured Cynthia Vaughn of this place as
teacher of the eighth grade.
The Bloomingdale school commence
ed Monday, the 18th. inst, with Prof.
DeWaters of Kalamazoo as principal;
Miss Wildey of Benton Harbor, assistant;
Maude Baughman of Bloomingdale, in
termediate and Mrs. Place of Big Rapids,
primary.
A party was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Forester last Wednes-
IL, - Nf
of Sundance, Wyo., aud Frank Allen of
Santa Barbara county, California. A
large number of young people were pres
ent and very enjoyable time had. Ice
cream and cake were served.
The true northerner., 1900-09-21
Geneva.

Born, September ii, to Mr.. and Mrs l..
Cobb, another son.
Grace Grover returned to her home in
Grand Junction, Sunday.
Miss Ardie Caster entertained com
pany from Bangor, Sunday.
Chas Struble and family of Covert
visited Mrs. Struble's parents, John Cas-
ter and wife, Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Eitle, who has suffered for
many months with dropsy and heart
disease, died at the home of Mrs. Frank
Brooks last Friday. She leaves hus-
band and number of relatives to mourn
her loss.
The true northerner., 1900-09-21
Gobleville.

j. j. Clement and wife of South Haven
have been visiting in town.
A Mckinley club will be organized
Friday evening" September q.
Ed. Allen has rented the Mrs. Belts
place and will move there next week.
Miss Rheta Myers of Kalamazoo has
been visiting at A. w. and &. ID. Myers
Hattie and Harry Frank of Chicago
are visiting their uncle, Saul Frank, at
this place.
Eugene Whelpley has sold his house
on Church street to Geo. Whelpley of
Muskegon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G.. Brown attended
the wedding of Clarence Green in Kala-
mazoo, September Is.
Mrs. G. ID. Myers and daughter, Mrs.
McElheny, have been in Grand Rapids
buying millinery goods.
Rev. j. A. Sprague has been assigned
to Schoolcraft for the coming year. The
family will be missed by their many
friends here. Rev. Miller will come here
in his place.
The true northerner., 1900-09-21
Cured Of Chronic Diarrhoea After
Thirty Years of Suffering.

81 suffered for thirty years with diar-
rhoea and thought / was past being
cured, says John S. Holloway of French
Camp Miss. II had spent so much time
and money and suffered so much that l
had given upall hopes of recovery. l was
so feeble from the effects of the diarrhea
that could do no kind of labor, could
not even travel, but by accident | was
permitted to find bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Rem
edy, and after taking sevaral bottles /
am entirely cured of that trouble. am
so pleased with the result that l am
anxious that it be in reach of all who
suffer as have" For sale by Longwell
Bros, Paw Paw. m
The true northerner., 1900-09-21

L. klghter was nome from raw raw
over Sunday.
Will Goldman arrived home from Bos-
ton. Monday.
Sui. Cook returned from Traverse
City, Monday.
The first heavy frost of the season came
Monday night.
Mrs. @. Boynton is having the Thomas
house reshingled.
Seth Garland is teaching school south
of Bloomingdale.
Henry Murdock has started ON the
road with a show.
David Cronk is here from California
looking for farm.
Morgan Averill moved home from Paw
Paw Lake, Monday.
Farmers in this vicinity cannot find
help to cut their corn.
The Day Spring is being printed this
week with power press.
II. L. Gleason has shipped 46 carloads
of peaches from this place.
L. p. Walker and wife returned from
Petoskey, Sunday morning.
A carload of cider barrels arrived
Tuesday for the cider mills.
Bart O'Grady was in town the first of
the week calling on old friends.
Hon. w. p. Sutton of Saugatuck was
here Tuesday visiting his father.
Rev. George l. Craigo is the M. f.
minister here for the coming year.
John st. John has removed his Paw
Paw Lake livery stock to Hartford.
Frank Myrick and Frank Hammond
are at Central Lake looking for land.
Parker Johns and mother have moved
into rooms over Ed. Johns book store.
Hubbard & Co have put in two large
windows in the west side of their store.
J. Beavenhimer is building a large
upright onto his house on Maple street.
Ed. johnson is having his house raised
two feet and new stone foundation
laid.
Mrs. Lyman Bridges has moved her
household goods back from Paw Paw
Lake.
forepart of the week here with his
brothers
Hon. r. L. Hamilton will speak at the
academy of music Monday evening, Sep
tember "a.
Dan. Sammons has rented a lot of
Elmer Conklin, and will move his car
onto it this week.
Dan. Reigles is home from Paw Paw
Lake, where he has been running a store
during the summer.
A bus load of young people go from
here every morning to work in the Law
renee canning factory.
John Burbanks has taken possession
of the farm he recently purchased of the
Thomas estate west of town.
John Harvey is home from Paw Paw
Lake. He will double the capacity OF
his ice house there this winter.
Willie Fletcher has secured position
as brakeman on the Pere Marquette rail
road and is running north from Grand
Rapids.
III. ID. Forsythe has moved his family
into rooms over his store. There is not
an empty house in town, but there are
lots of people looking for them.
Thompson & Simpson shipped car.
load of stock to Buffalo, n. Y, Saturday
Monday and Wednesday. They loaded
a car of sheep for the same market.
Old Mrs. Sampson, mother of Ed
Sampson, died in Chicago, Friday morn.
ing and was brought here for burial
The funeral was held Sunday at the
Disciple church.
Tommy Hewitt the eight year-old son
of j ohm Hewitt, met with distressing
accident Sunday while playing with the
tines of hay fork The tines rebounded
and struck him in the right eye, tearing
the eye open the whole length
The true northerner., 1900-09-21
Oatarrh cannot BE Cured

With local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you must take internal
remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is not quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best physi-
clans in this country for years, and is a
regular prescription. 1t is composed of
the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials,
free.
f. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best. IN
The true northerner., 1900-09-21
Chamberlain Cough Remedy a
Great FavOrite

The soothing and healing properties of
this remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have made
it great favorite with people every
where. 1t is especially priced by mothers
of small children for colds, Group and
whooping cough, as it contains no opium
or other hurtful drug, it may be given as
confidently to baby as to an adult. For
sale by Longwell Bros, Paw Paw. M
The true northerner., 1900-09-21
Olin Family Annual Excursion

To Cleveland, o., and Buffalo, N. Y, will
run over the Lake Shore a. Michigan
Southern Ry., Tuesday, October 2.
Special train will leave Kalamazoo at
l0:40 a. M, running through without
change. Fare to Cleveland and return
1915; Buffalo 80. Tickets good 80 days.
Particulars from ticket agents, or by
writing to w. S. Brown. Il. T.. A., Hills
dale, Mich, @. S. Rogers. G.. A.. Fort
ST., Detroit, Mich. or w. w. Olin, Kala-
mazoo, Mich. [72t4
The true northerner., 1900-09-21

The wolf i'm the fable puts on sleeps
clothing because il he travelled on his
own reputation he couldn't accomplish
his purpose. Counterfeits Of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve couldn't sell their
worthless salves on their own merits, so
they put them in boxes and wrappers like
DeWitt's. Look out for them. Take
only DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. 1t
cures piles and all skin diseases. E. b
Longwell. Il