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South Haven Sentinel (Newspaper) - May 11, 1878, South Haven, MichiganThe South Haven Sentinel William a item arts editor and proprietor South Haven Michigan May 11. 878. The Money a Standard of value. To the Eltor of he Sam Terai the n Lio object and the Only worthy object of discuss Ion is to discover Tod establish to Frith nod right but Tofor Taca Tely for truth and those who seek it there Ere several classes of men who do Dot discuss from that motive. There arc some persons who see and feel and know that their own private self inter sets arc at variance with truth and right. Such persons seek to hide the truth conceal it and prevent its Biog discovered. Then there is another class who hire themselves out to help conceal truth by mis re presen fat Ion. Others again who have no private interests to Subserve arc the natural enemies of everything new that they have not hem selves discovered everything that is contrary to their own cherished habit of thinking everything which does not coincide with the views they have adopted. The opposition of this class of men to truth is sometimes very difficult to account for and very difficult to overcome. Even sir Humphrey Davy one of the most inquiring truth seeking of minds sneered at the idea that houses and Cit is might be lighted with Gas. It was Only by the most persevering exertion and after Long delay that Morse could get a trifling appropriation from Congress to enable him to demonstrate to the world that thought could be transmitted by Telegraph. If Franklin bad not demonstrated the truths of his theories before he published them to the world he would have Tummy to it eco sneered and laughed at. But when a Man has bottled up lightning and got it on hand it will not do to dispute his control Over it. Y these truths which interfered with nobody a private interests were so much Ojo Osco a but May we not expect when the adoption of a truth and a right will reduce the income and deplete the pockets of a Large class of men to the amount of Money i am to pay ? Market Ftp us of the wheat. What governs pud measures the May Ket value ? Supply and demand. The Market value of the wheat it the Standard Fot the Amaat i have to pay and Supply and demand measures Market value. Can anything be plainer ? Money has nothing to do with the matter Only As a representative of value of the wheat paid instead of the wheat. It measures nothing. It is a Standard of nothing los own illustration demonstrates the fact that Money is not a Standard or a measure but simply a representative of value. Again one simple fact recognised by All that the fluctuations of values arc caused and governed by Supply and demand is ample and sufficient proof that Money is not the Standard of value or a measure of value but by Riply a representative of value. I adverted to this Anc to the fact that when values Rise Money Falls has less purchasing Power and when values fall Money value rises and asked l to reconcile this see saw operation with the stability required for a Standard for it is Plain that if one value is the Standard for another the two must be equal. Iii reply to this i will not repeat but simply refer to it and ask is it such an explanation a an honest Man seeking truth would give ? or is it such a contemptible subterfuge As any ignorant conceited blackguard would adopt to evade an argument he could not meet. Id conclusion l demands facts. Facts indeed what facts has he cited from beginning to end his whole tirade has been a string of unsupported assertions. Many of them too in Flat contradiction to the Bull Ouist authors for to does not seem to be of any consequence to l whether his statements agree with the received doctrines of political Economy or with each other or with facts or common sense. I gave him i Frei n years of facts and he does not even e mention one of them. A Bullion St demand facts Why Are the dread of the whole tribe never Appeal u the die ease was not caused by exhaustion of the soil had a tree with about a Dosen peaches which showed the disease yet the Baia toe of the fruit on the tree a Wjt ten baskets was free from it. If a 4be Hai one limb that k effected by the yellows it will be carried to the Hole tree by the circulation of the Cap. 0 Beffer thought it did not matter what theory we have in regard to the Way in which the disease is Diss Mina Ted. When wheat is raised to any great extent for a Many years the farm Era have to give up raising it for a while and then go to raising it again the same As Ever so it is with peaches the nearer you get to 8t Joe the More you have of it. We find Thrifty Trees Are liable to the yellows the same As others. Believed the disease was carried in the atmosphere. Y Wakefield said Tow disease was brought into St Joe by Trees from Cio Cannati. J Humphrey said if the disease was disseminated by bees no Orchard would Temperance department. Edited by the White re Joh club. Tin curse of every age and every clinic _ drink Lead to want conduct to crime blight every Bleming borate of Sature gave drink find Man free and leave him Bol a Elave a the women s Christian Temperance Union hold gospel services Sabbath afternoon at the eld building known As the Black front at of clock. Social next wednesday evening at Temperance Hall. A the woman a Christian Temperance Union will meet next week at the residence of mrs Monroe As their new room Over Temperance Hall is not yet in readiness. The morning train on and Aytac monday next Muk leave Hete at 7 15 a. A. Arriving in Kalamazoo Al 11 a. U. We Are informed of no furl hex change As yet. A i a can you give is a local a said we to father Asoa Asea. A a walk 1 done to know who a any More right to a a than i have a was Hia answer. A or. J. A. Dungill has renovated his Barber shop Aud now has As seac a room As any person needs Lor ton Sorra 1 in spores a Rev. C. Tune of a Hundred millions of dollars and More ? of course we must expect every species of the most unscrupulous warfare. L complains that i did not notice his proposition that a no paper has intrinsic value. All paper is Worth what it rep that proposition has no More to do with the question is Money a Standard of value a or 1 is Legal tender Money v than his proposition about perpetual motion. I should As soon notice one As the other. But it is curious that he 1. Should complain that i did not notice his Points when he does not notice half of mine and does not attempt to fairly next any of them. We Are next told that 412 grains of Stiver Are a Dollar and the Standard and measure of All values in the country. How any Man pretending to common sauce and a decent respect for the intelligence of the Community can make such a statement As that in the face of. The fact that the 412 grains of Silver wont Reu for but 92 cents is a Marvel to me. The Reader will note that it is the Doc Triue of All Bullion Isis that the value of the Silver in a Dollar is what gives the value of a dollars is the Standard for the value of the Dollar. We hold that it is not the Standard and the fact that 412 grains of Silver will not sell for a Greenback Dollar proves our position Correct. Whether l suppose done to know or whether he supposes they will endorse his assertion though they know it to be false is a Point i shall not decide. Bat it is Plain that the Silver Dollar it not the Standard for the Green Back for the Greenback Dollar will buy mors than 412 grains of Silver. What a a the Standard we will show there Are three questions Here 1, what gives and establishes the Money value we say it is the Law and the stamp. In proof it give first the fact that a Dollar will boy More Silver than a Dollar contains second take two Silver half dollars and Hammer the stamp out and you cannot sell them for More than 83 cents third Lake Twenty 5 sent Nickels and Hammer the stamp out and you cannot sell them for 20cents fourth although the Gold in a Geld Del Lar May be Worth 1.50 in the Market As a commodity you cannot oblige Man to take it to a debt or a tax or a salary for May More Baa one Dollar. 1 he value of the Nickel Aud the Silver a a commodity in the Market Are below the Standard of Mousy value the Gold is Listi it As a oct Moditz. Tire fire the Law and the stump gives the Money value. The see oud question to Fri i referred is what is the actual Standard that measures the Amott of value git eur by the Law and the stare i where and what is the Standard which is thus above the commodity value of the Nickel the Silver and the Gerttu Hiir und my the oct Mcvity value of the Gold we will answer this meet too Ai some future time the Thirl question is this i is Money a Ulsan sri Aud maa Enre of value ? his deny a us this ids Tud ulus 100 done to pay. Ibs Law r quires a last to a of Poney we a fact they fool especially to the fact that twelve years of Bullion St Rule have reduced the county front Prosperity to poverty covered the land with bankrupts beggars and tramps and reduced the labourers of America to the condition of european serfs so completely that the Flunky editor of the new York world tells us that a a american labourer must not expect in future to be better off Quot than european but must remain contented in the condition god intended for we think it will not take Many Mere months of such Rule to give the Horff a deeper insight into gods intentions. R. Ata he a want a. We have always dealt we at As facts Are wanted we have alway in facts nothing else and the facts have appealed to were sneered a a Greenback delusions a and the Preeper it we enjoyed and insisted on returning to we were told was Only a a apparent Prosperity we must have of it Ecie payments to have real specie payments have come and by locks Aud Sharks bondholders and Blackleg have real Prosperity. But what has the working Man ? l works with a will for the Money Power but be should know belter than to make statements so false. He sympathizes strongly with the privileged classes and in i eagerness to help he overshoots. He is an ardent but not arty prudent co worker with the world and other monopolist Flunky and will work As hard and is cheap As the Best of them for a aristocracy and the subjugation of Tufe masses to the condition god intended for them. 1 he harder they Woik the better for the sooner reaction will come. We believe in the doctrines of Moses and Jesus in the Equality and brotherhood of Man. We shall a our say and do our Endeavor in the full Assurance that truth will Triumph at last. A a escape. A g guile could Only say a John j Thomas said of Pear blight that he knew toting about it. The disease can be propagated by budding it 01 it a Ina cd in the peach Orchards of new Jersey had a tree on which in one Day All the fruit showed the disease. The disease originated in a peach growing country John Steffer said the tree would not take the disease from the fruit but the fruit took it from the Trec. Believed it was a Lack of something in the soil that was Oer Eskary to make per feet 1 Ruit. T t Lyon said that if the bees Carron the disease All Orchards would be affected alike. There might be a thousand grains of pollen carried from tree to tree and not one pee affected. But if a single peach should be affected it would be sure to kill the whle tree. Did not know that it Voaid he Dias donated by the or us a a a Tife. Yer Strong proof that it is propagated by the Sud came under his knowledge a the Lake Shore Nursery. They sent East for some Trees of the Mountain Rose peach and after having sold Seine of them to different parties word came Back to the nurse the same year that this variety had the yellows. After making further investigation they found such to be the fact. The Only remedy was to dig out Alltus variety and Burn them. A s Dyckman believed that Trees touching each other would communicate the disease. We a Haw got our Trees from healthy Stock Atril any Trees having the Dise Soe the Orrin remedy is to take them out. Question for next week toads snakes and frogs a insect destroyers. A g. Ramsdell Sec. The to Maui a Christian Temperance Union met May 1st in a Small room Back of the Reading room As we have no settled habitation As yet and the i clemency of the weather prevented enough attending to make a larger room Neces sary. The meeting was called to order by the president and after devotional services which consisted of Reading of the scriptures by the president followed by prayer by mrs Blackman Aud mrs Bassett the president gave a report of what she had Learned while in Kalama zoo in reference to the tempera one Woik. She said she did not get As Many hints from the meeting in regard to the Progress of the work in other places As she had hoped and expected but the deficiency was remedied in some Degroe by private conversation with delegates from surround log places Ami prominent workers in the cause. The information thus obtained caused her to return Home inspired with fresh vigor and ambition feeling that our work Here is progressing in proportion to the Aie of the place As Well As in other towns. The treasurer was then called on for k. Cos lit was some four years ago principal of the South Haven Union school. He left Here to accept a a caution in the Minifay at Bat recently resigned that position the Detroit papers of the first of the week reported or. L. N. Clark a being seriously ill in that City. Last season he was clerk of the Riverside and has Many friends in this Section. Living 3 tar sunday school Institute of the township of Covert Geneva and South j havea will be Bald in this Village tur Day next at the methodist instead of the Baptist Church As advertised. The program me is a very interesting one and a Ini attendance is requested and expected. At this meeting officers were elected for the ensuing year this being the fourth anniversary of the organization of this society. The a fours rear by the Metropolis Wei woiday was a failure. A Large number of people a a gathered at the River to enjoy the first excursion of the season the Day was All that could be wished and everything was corrects but one and that was a failure in the inspection papers reaching Here. Capt Mitchell did All in his Power to have the excursion a Success and in his disappointment he is entitled to the leniency of the people. None could feel More than he the delay and final failure of the pleasure of the Day. And common Council. South Haven mich., 178. J if i own reported expressly for the sen Tinkl South Haven society. F j monday evening april 29-the president being absent \ ice president Phillips called the meeting to order. T t Lyon said he wished to Call the Aue ution of the society to the report of previous meeting in regard to the round table presented by a e bid Well to the society. Or Lyon further stated that or j Humphrey had bought said table of Bidwell and had a Bill of Sale of the same. He thought this placed or Humphrey in a Peculiar position assuming to claim what had been presented to the society. Joseph Humphrey remarked that he Aad bought the table of Bidwell and paid for it although it wre a table he did not want and should not move it from Iho society s room. All he wished was to be set right to his claim made for the Tabil. D c Loveday moved that the society accept the table As a gift from or Humphrey instead of or Bidwell and give or Humphrey a vote of thanks for the aware. Carried the question of cause and cure of yellow in peach tree was then taken up. H Linden an still be seved that the moot probable Way the disease was disseminated was by the Nej b6 a id net think that a wee that was at talked with the disease last year could Pread h by the Agency of the bees this year bad made no new Diao ovaries to regard to the spread of the disease. C t Bryant agreed with Liode rmae that the disease a earned by the Bee thought it was also spread by cultivation of the ground. J j Atherly did not agree with the theory that the disease a carried from tree to tree by the bees but was strongly of the Pimon that starvation of the soil was the main a see of the disease. Or Malbone to bought if the disease was disseminated by the been no Orchard would escape in Hia neighbourhood they Tud the f a Howe More than any other it ii Vicinity. Trees that Are the fit and growing in a vary Good a Oil Are just to liable to have the yellow a oth a was of the opinion that the dist Are cares Croas the pm it j peach ires Arfee fog to m Petit hid the Yel Towa. F Wake rid mat Matt it offed Jofay 9, 18 Council Mot Parnu nut to adjournment trustees Cain Thompson Wright Mackey and detainer were present. Or Wright was chosen chairman. Minutes of last meeting were read Audap the Bill of a Edgerton $16,63 for work on crossing and Street was presented and allowed. The following Village officers were duly a Manthal a w Benson Street commissioner. 11 j Crawford fire Warden d u William Pound master a w Benson. A petition signed by Many citizens a presented requesting _. Let. That the amount of Bond required or liquor seller be fixed at $3.000. So that the atm Trot Sare be taken to procure Boud Meo w to Are competent under the a. 4a so that no vender of intoxicating Honor be a towed the Bond of another and that no met Hall become surety a a a be one de41 the petition a on motion Laid Over until next meeting. Moved and carried that the a Lewalk committee establish a Grade for sidewalk on the West Side of Broadway running North from Phoenix Burcet. On motion Council adjourned. 11. E. Dewey Village clerk. The monthly report which showed our finances to be in it Good state though Dot As satisfactory is last month owing to the expenditures having been so much greater. The amount in the Treasury this month is $12.28. The Secretary was called upon to read an account of the convention at Kalamazoo As she bras expected to Furu Teh a move length y report than the president having ice mailed in the Village some Days Leroger. The report consisted of a Svetc h of the Remsik soothe principal speakers and the most important things that were noticed. It was considered satisfactory and the society gave a vote of thanks to the Secretary for the manner in which she had performed her work. The minutes of the preceding meeting were Thea read sad approved. Moved and supported that we pay Josiah Hedrick Twenty Ive cents a week Fot left ices rendered in the past dating from last december. Suggestions were made in regard to fitting up the ladies parlor in Temperance Hall. In respect to Tiff carpet each member was requested 10 seed at least a Pound of rags to the red ribbon rooms where they will be taken charge of by the committee. After a prayer by the provident we adjourned to meet next week at the res i Coce of mrs a Barde. A Lulu Delamere Sec truth for the people a paper published in Detroit and working for Tern. A or. Daniel Fowler Miles Southeast of Bloomingdale had a barn stick by lightning tuesday night and entirely consumed with contents including a valuable Span of horses. Loes $1,200, with an Timur acc of $1,100.____ a at the Republican state convention to be held at Detroit june 13ih the Cox ties Are allowed one Delegate for ech 500 votes cast for governor in lb76, the eur tire number of delegates is b3g. Of which this District has 09, As follows Berrien 1g, Cass 10, Kalamazoo 1g, 2t Joseph 13 and Van Buren 14. In the relignu8 column of the Detroit rot which shows we read it we find that the first and second Baptist churches of Ganges Are just setting or. Platt a licentiate of the Allegan Church As their pastor. He will shortly move his family into the Field and measures will be immediately taken looking to his ordination to the gospel ministry. Dic our readers have followed the Workings of Chris. Green until they find him in Paw 1�?Taw jail awaiting trial on a charge of child stealing he being the father of the child but it through his Lack of sup40 t becoming a co my charge and bound by the authorities to or. J. O. Mead. Wednesday evening or. Mead and or. J. G. Vah Dyke who has the Othar Little girl of Green went to Chicago and returned Friday morning restoring to mrs. Mead the Little girl so ruthlessly torn from her arms. The search in the City was it it a very laborious one they being aided by the following letter written by mra. Grubeh. Other matter will undoubtedly soon be brought to Light which will add but Little glory to the career of this Man Green Chi Root May eth Mil Taw Dovwa dear to a a to if to Kaow my tag c Jato. I Elm from Montreal the a to of april a los tick Tbs a the. Curl. Cam. Itic. And i so tick Perance and All other humanitarian interests gives in its last Issue a three column report of the work of the Reform club in that City. We make some sex. In amp Cis a or. D b Duff id pursuant to previous arrangement proceeded to Dise uts the liquor Bond question lie remarked that the present Law was the most efficient one we have Ever had in this Sute and he thought it All important that it should be preserved. Liquor Laws Sho d not be framed in such a Way that liquor dealers should think themselves a persecuted class lest they go to the legislature in the role of martyrs and get such legislation ret aside. Nevertheless on the whole the Law had proved itself a pretty severe one on the liquor dealers As it bad resulted in greatly Dunyk a ing Alfil number of saloons in Tho City elsewhere. Or Duffiell then proceeded to explain the provisions of the Law relative to License Bonds and submitted the following Friendly circular to the Public on the question a we wonder what kind of a tonary the northerner Man keeps that he applies the term a a prospecting to the business of Hunting up Corners and establishing farm lines. Prospector. Sex Deputy sheriff Kirkwood of Paw Paw was elected a vice president of the Michigan fireman a association and D. Pond of Allegan corresponding a the Correct Way to do it is to pay no attention to what a a they say about you. A a they Aro obliged to talk and when a a they arc investigating you m they Are giving some other person a rest. A Ion. J. J. Woodman has arranged to write a series of letter for the Detroit a Post and Tribune during his sojourn in Paris. He is especially fit Ted for such a series and they cannot fail to be of interest. A there is not much Prospect of any work being done to extend the narrow Gaige Road West of Lawrence this season. The company Are out of surplus nod by and the villages Alorth inc route share with the company to financial embarrassment. Rho fruit crop of this year ought to bring Many of our citizens out of debt and another year should see the Road completed. Ant Ken of cart. Oreene #wws�ft�?~ej10th of april my we Quot Chri. Came Here the la the and broach easy Mead. I have not he cd from for Quot id Tod i am so Lack i in not it of Threll her Lafaix Dable to take a a re of so St a be tar a the. boo a. A ref Nal i ten West Van Bare Street Chicago. H i 9 8 ple be write at once Alo Litvag with any Mother and Ere Hare Herd ,fr5 he Thoet Hatef a a in Cir in a a a a a i Dor or Duft Jyz �>ufcw�o�v1 moving a rubber Ball it bad Goral towed. I a the Ace sunt treat Irene Breu shout j i the paita states have been auth wed to la Lorefa Silver dollars fee. J i Tufie my a Murii so the wet pareve in re sonar have Gem to Hung Bell i h a a Toflia w pee Aad tart Ito a rare j Levea Weid. Jast Obj iced i Greet j Village. Howe a part Matioli Ore the a a a teamed a tee wow Pope at a Rali who Keivit he ref Bem Ere at the thrust gave Iba Fibre a to the citizens of de troll a a applications Are now being made on cd a sides to citixen8 for their signatures a a sureties to the buds of liquor Deal-1 b. It is very Likely that you who Are a thus applied to will be told As is Gener h ally a Aid in these cases 1 it is All a Mere a matter of form and there is no Jar Ticu Al liar liability attaching to the Bonds in order that you May understand Justh what your actually Are the substance of the liquor seller a Bond is g hero Given and if you Are a Man of i property you will hesitate Long before 1 you sign one it i you with the principal m the Bond a that is the liquor Aelker As Yawo 4a i actions that May be brought against a a a a for All damage a Taal and exemplary a that May result to any person for a a Fries inflicted upon them either in per i icon or property or mean of support Iby reason of the liquor dealers Selling,1 Furni Abms giving or delivering Acyl i liquor Papiri Tocoua or malt to the follow Ling prescribed Persona. I 1 i to any a a Bor am or female. 1 i. To any do person whatever Aba of i to snob of nor dealer As an Hab in a a Jamu. 1 h a Teny person known to he in top Felt of i getting intoxicated. S i 4, to any Pemon of Indus i a to by per on who wife i so Rehmi i Quot doubt Leia you Carer Law Orl More a fore Joat what there Provino a wore lao the liquor dealer May pore be say a to Tor Thia is not a True auteur eff tote Kwh w tha Aoh ret. But a Jig Hay Draht it Ulto i Aad compare it with the Presa need for Affefa red Hrachia a he %gff7page214, when you a be Youree lives during the rain Stoi in of tuesday the House of or j. V. Starkey of the North Side was struck by lightning. The fluid entered near Tho Chimney Pas de Down through Tho sitting room floor shattering a Oist to splinters but fortunately creating no flames. In the sitting room were the family none of whom were injured # a or. G. Brooks Abendr from this port to Kalamazoo each wednesday 350 Pontes of fish., they Aro cleaned thursday and Friday noon Are served up to the inmates of the insane Asylum. To May 1st he received to cents per Pound since then 5. A the Lute Worcester Prest Sank $100,000 in it career. That was a a Large paper in a Large City. We still think $4 000 ought to be sufficient to judge of probate Mills sheriff Thomas broke their fast at the Dyckman wednesday morning. The judge starts on a tour across the Ocean tuesday morning to be gone a couple of months taking in Faria and seeing All the boys. If you have any word to Send Over fee him monday. The matters to the probate office will be in charge of Ned Hilton with judge 11 awes As judge. 9 a in 1875 the Bangor Furnace company As a matter of convenience to both parties issued their Bills to their employees in the following form Viz. Bangor mich., August 15, 1875. The Bangor Furnace company will pay the bearer on Demaud fifty cents in goods at their store in Bangor signed by their treasurer. United states Revenue officers have now commenced suit in a United states court alleging a violation of the fractional currency act. A a visit to Bangor a few Days since proved to us that that Village retains its reputation for Enterprise and business qualifications. Several local improve Menta Aro being talked of that will add greatly to her Good looks. Among them is the change soon to he Mado by our Friend Sebrino in his hotel. The Yard on the West Side of the House is to be built on making him m number of sleep ing rooms which he is very much in need of. The Bangor Poat once under the supervision of or. K. P. Harvey is neatly a aged and still further improvements Are talked of in the Interior arrangements Cape j. M. Mitchell of the Steamer metro poli desires through our to Loans to express to the citizens of South Haven and Vicinity his the Good Nat wed a a it i kindly manner in which they received the disappointment of wednesday last. The inspection papers were expected pm tuesday evening or wednesday aeon at latest but owing to previous engagements the local inspector at grand Luven could not arrive in time to make the examination req died by Law. The Steamer has been ins dec cd in Chicago which gives her a permit for excursions on the Wist Shore though not que the East the local in actors for the East Shore will examine her in a few Days and when june she will give a free exc i Sion to St Joe and return due not ice of which will appear in this paper. Capt Mitchell also desires to tender his most grateful acknowledgement to the gentlemen of them aks Cornet band for their Courtesy und kindness in furnishing music on lust wednesday afternoon us trusts to meet the Tiv under More favourable burp its. family Drusa maker Milliner or offices a Ter clot big Pior. Inquire of e. F. Townsa std. A the Best As a rom it of coffin a in Tho count at a. Surema a. Enjoy life what a truly Beautiful world we live Ini nature gives us grandeur of mountains Glens and oceans and thousands of Means for enjoyment. We can enjoy no Betl when in perfect health but Bow Oft a thousands of people feel like giving it disheartened discouraged and worried out with disease when there is no occasion for this feeling a every sufferer can Leaai la obtain satisfactory proo. Thal or ten e a ust Flower will my a a Titmas a. From disease a a Wtown Bora. 190� and liver complaint Ere the of per cent of Yoeh Malad a As Billious Neas indigestion Birk ache Cost Veness nervous dizziness of the head palpitation Vijh heart and other distressing three doses of August Flower will prov its wonderful effect a ample bottles 1u cents. Try it. A Fine assortment of coffins at a a�?�01&Quot a or Shiloh system vital Zer. We Are authorized to guarantee this remedy for the cure of dyspepsia inactive liver sour stomach constipation loss appetite coming up of food \ a flow skin and general languor and debility. You must acknowledge that this would be ram Ous unless we had positive evidence that it will cure. To you who Are suffering irom these complaints these or Ord Are a dressed and will you continue to suffer when you can be cured on such terms. It is for you to determine. Sample bottles 10 Cems regular size 75 cents. Sold by James Selkirk. A 50,000 die annually by neglecting a cough cold or croup olten leading to consumption and the gave. Why will you neglect so important a a totter when you can get at our store Shiloh a consumption cure with the Assurance of speedy recovery for soreness across the Chest or lungs or lame Back or Side Shiloh s i or o�?z3 Row a too v aah w Xuxa Ovia Aas a we is it a flesh spun of Aasu a a of a Avo Bias Reanard Ieuv moiw10u of oat pots a a Oij in Idaj a a in in Jadaa said Reno Tooig Jonq a Soso Pas 8 0u at a a a a a Iolj i a jeep Munox 4as Asci sgt Siroog Oft Iii Pas Are a a ii a k mkt a in it popular and fragrant perfume. Sold by James be Kirk hew advertisements. Bedding out plants for Sale Verbea a pansies. Geraniums. Fulias etc., for Sale cheap by 4swy mrs. L. A. Millington. Receive re a notice. Tie undersigned t. T. Lyon having in Penn acce Aud by virtue of a decree of Therp Ircul Tourt of the county of Van Buren in Tulve. Stale of on the stir Day of Ebro a Kuan Ato Gaa Imp i3jietn St i Job Xuhui Jodi Iqba not Inq rho n3p> of us of to Ilanie Araos Moi 0i3q in Snoj Saiq iof Boom does Job of cd s3i 9 s3 a Obi Ai spoon Ajou Jissi pne qs3jj a mus Tejo s 8tsuoo Jio Ojo a Jno a nud St i Saain Vaaj Oaas Onia Ujj a Aifoi agape is Joaq of ores Ali Mot a 0 pop qua a of Job 3� a Fiaai jbcl3 St it i s t3in3a0jdtdi icam opem Mimas do y by Oue thousand Dight Hundred and Eil by beam appointed receiver of the property Ami assets of the Michigan Lake Shore association and having become Leo annl fled to enter upon the discharge of we a to Tel As a Jan it receiver a persons indebted to said Michigan Lake Shore Nursery association Are hereby nou feed und required to reuder to me a lbs to said association on it grounds int lie \ la of South Faveo. Lit said county of Van by Fox it or Bettie the a the Day of Jane 1878, All debts and sums of Money a actively and to pay the same a i a a us in their Possession no property or effect of a7d afro Chatton Are required to deliver the a in to me on or before the said in the Day of. June Fred it ova of said association Are req red on of the above mentioned Day to Denver to me a a tire accounts open or so Assn so my in a Rwy i Toetasi. At the Bald office to the time above spec it old t. T. Lyun receiver. South Haven March �5th, 1st8.td �?�p0ijpatinjn�q Pur p3ijpossri a Jig Pav fan Ixos a Job big Joao Una Soto Sian Truax Job Ordos of hearing. 8ta>bc Torch county it vah Bokwa i Ata see Tou of the probate count of Van Buren Holden at the probate n the Village of Paw wednesday. May in the year one thousand eight Andrea Al 1 a it o . In the matter of Tbs Eata Teol he Bert Van Horn in Reading and filing the petluon4blrifi#d, i i Diu j. Trickle note guardian of , or dying fit a Lead Wmk therein elated that be May be a sensed and empowered to the 1 of said minors in said petition Immy Parlia laity Quot Quot Hsu a 11 i. Ordered , Llu w Day of june 1818. At ten o clock in the fore Quot i go 01 out tn0j wed 01 3oiaj�� Viu. A Onuta o. It a we a ,ut��9 a Mojo of Paw Paw awl show cause if any there Ber t Jbv the prows or the Imti Ziouer glow told not be muted. A a a if u further ordered. That said s7a019 v do 1� as3is0k p39j9pun ova 101 fit a raw ��>1 a Sutz a a saw a0jj i-1 no 3ai2u�j bnipj�0 8nls a a jct a i a seas too a a is no i�j3 y the Dowagiac Republican of last week says or. Charles Larzelere returned from a visit to Adrian monday a St. He went out to see gov. A Roswell sad hands us the following for publication from the governors own hand. If there Are any Good reasons Why this Toad should not be pardoned let us hear them in the next few weeks and we will give them space. Let them be Short and to the an application is now pending before gov Croswell for the Pardon of James Lewis who was convicted a the establish a fruit journal Here. The talk of forming a $20,000 joint Stock company is unnecessary. 9 my and mrs. Charlie Burlingame left Here wednesday evening to make their future Home in Rockford Illinois. Their stay Here has been rather Short but Many friends will miss them and wish them Toress in their Illinois Home. Charlie expects to handle a set of books for a monafae Turing firm for which duties he is Well fitted. And it i further ordered a rive notice tothe person in fund estate of the be add my of said petition and the hearing thereof by causing a fit r to be dui it i hed in the Trouth line Etc Nihti nil h newspaper printed and circulating in id county of Van Buren Tor three a us Cen a Ive week at least pevious to said a True copy j a Adf a 04 Al Vlku j. Mill judge of probate. 48w4 a Sale state of Michigan i a cock to of Yam by bask in the matter of the estate of Roee Berridge j Ujj Jug Ai s3iqoj3pq�ij Jfe Kfir Eio the Ciss of i is Oppi nri�poo3 Day of april a. Jar by a a pm i j0j Gaid j0 �13uva Ali put Ino 00 1$ to <8j0�0�> Cay of pc Bic �?T�ptojq13 Job Suud and Yyi Vito the it a. A Rem ses at South Haven to the co dirty or \ an i Ujj go Jami of u39q j3a30 3avq Buren in a Aid state on a Torday the a ninth Day of june a. �o., 1818, at one o clock in the after upon of that Day subject to 1 stance by mortgage or otherwise existing 1 by time of the death a i a Aid at thei ume of Attl Vaie Jue following described re Eutaw to a comfy enc inc at a stake in the we jew it the West Corner of land deeded by a. A. Dyckman and wife to Lark Pierce running them no forty five degree East Twenty two a a Road thence North East forty five i eco and �1-1� re a tic no Wuth _ the Lakeside base Ball club of this part have already received four or five challenges from Dube in Chicago. The Lakeside Are just at present a disbanded lot of boys. Ore i Timeus the moot anxious last season have so far made of arrangement for a three Days tournament. Perhaps they Havno to thou to of it yet. A or. Geo. T. Clapp Boa been in Cir Fok court of the county of Van to. Pm Ren of the crime of mans laughter and be to forty of Lvi same Ood to the Stele prison on the to. A a Letb Day of May 18t4, for the term old egg twelve years. It is represented ham80-Ioo&Ltdiui, the conc we in too a a said Lewis and one Benoni Hall were j the a Teryy Kog the jointly concerned in the commission of 100 a Horta. Nor the Erime for which Lewis was Leo i of the oath East Quarter a Section Teo ced and Thal one was As Giuy As 10,. Outh the other and Lewis who pwn a guilty Mic by Lgan containing two �3j�? �n8 s15iitn,b Recerd the aforesaid sentence of twelve j and mine a a. Years while Hall who stood trial was a ssh a Etsu re i a is ii a tests four years and is now at Large served out his term of imprisonment. Tha my a Echt b Shore Nursery a Oci tic under and by virtue i Michigan and for the Lotty were re resin eur 3 us a of it Wnm Nicol a receiver of tire property cd a Coolidge circuit judge before whom la of Tel a Isis Hall was tried and by Beamann i a a to Loifer. Or me he Okwit Unwe cutian attorney of Van to who say Tkv to Jotic. Do lug a a a of Manda the Immediato release of Lewis 00 i 09 80 �0 19 80 90 9 of 90 971/04 Vij Jwj a Jig 01040 8oj0 to six 9jreoqsv0 Joom to spgd0 8fa�h a Onvy q�op95 #9v940j tla�8j� 9011 Remzo v mob if poo Oao Ujma a and be 39nh j0 a soon Are Ohio to Mesa j v 00hoo Pavo Tofu Sot i 3aj jigs n�0jq Poos �?~3ar�9�q8 9pm Paba la a or sniff Stiss �10009110 01 Smi Yohem Pnno up u Autmy it it Jwj j10 Iron 119 special Votice amp. Pal a proving new by. eos to of pm Ink. a a a ,. Other Token of plemed to Pui too a Hohf Fri 1 a took of tint the. I Rufo Felsl which Wito note a great a mme a that Joka Tel fes a Oquay died with land por Eible liabilities of Jare invited to Oife you will j a not to Dis Saado you Yore Biretz it whoe How Chi Hood is to Ted to you a Towouh do counsel Sorlom Thal would Toish i i Leviathan a Lay your had we in in Reato Tober the Battlo do to sore. The Eomy Liosis Roderi the Yeti Moffe Ood you co Buls sad we w be a Krool go it Yare Feto Wreis a a Reo it la a Jwj \ i of Secco tin w a to Wnm Hin la for 74 Canta. I. Ota Emporium. Freeh burned Lime from beeline atone at of quo ii an a us. Jhaj a Friss Jagy 11 to 1818. J addition to the Village of Boa the a inc a Southeast a Ter a a a a of �2e�$k��t�� or i,.11 Tam a to. Excel it Riuz two Ace of we Norm Ifju a a Fig is to ,#rtss55ssb pm a f he the a a it or in. A of the following a Fybel millinery it Populu up Tete a a a Tan team n a a a Carat a he a . Parch Ltd my win dds 1 i t a is a Srsa Ossa 1 the township assessment Roll win i a la la a a a the my at s fee re Retish at s., of up�1 a very Kina ships by express c. O. D. How lonesome it is hrrd.,-,-As poor ,.eie itty gift Tori w Rew reset of we a me to or Oakia oath Ore so. Zailo Why a of win help Sil to san a Preble per sent Otic two re Freo. N a j a a it i it. It a a i i it a is Bey 20, 21, end 22. 9 f a a Ore mfg a if you a sofa a Hama esst my my to cent pm ire to a it tto ramp Vii Liefh Lim to �v�., Gratiot Crery and tire a a Al Lodwino Over to he a Poult notify is Titt Eresto the Wsol Neil Hrmo i desire Ohavo a h it h me at any store or a Liares in this a tar As Jerao Miry Riepo Sihu a in Aneati they. To time Wilh no a by Thia Way. V Lodwig. A Zicai Kolto Quot a. Stack axe a. Ssssss1 at the present to you exd Reive of the to to so film so Al of Egsa a we Quot asst Al . Dytes Aad Teu vol file. M feb bulk z we re 2sui, is7ta ww7i a Jed a a Aioo i 931vii Xiv 8�8l Uto

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