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E. A. GRAHAM (I CO., Hard and Soft Wood Lub&R. NEW MILLINERY * Berrien Co. Becord. Model Works, A REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER. Manafaotnr'ars o f all kinds o f P UBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY —BY— JOHN G. HOLMES. Call or Write for Estimates. farm s:—81.50 por Year. Furniture & Sewing Machines REPAIRED TO OBDEft. KyPA-TABLKIIT ADTASOS."®* BUCHANAN, BERRIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1883 VOLUME XVI. NUMBER 48 MAIN ST.,?BU CHANAN, KICH. 0 ?FICB.—Tnliococd Building Oat Street. TROUBLE-BORROWERS. to influence us to onr undoing at a mo­ The Barber’s Great Knowledge. THE NEW BABY. F o r I>ysp ep sia, Use of Tobacco. Co stive nos s. ment so solemn as this! Business Directory. Business Directory. There’s many a trouble “My vrend,” said the German bar­ There came to port, last Sunday night, Sick Headache, “Gentlemen, it ill becomes us, worms W ho ever knew an animal—save one Would break: like a bonble, ber. near the Cooper Institute yester­ The queerest little craft, ' TjlARMERS & MANUFACTURERS BANK, Bu- Chronic Diar­ as we are, to meddle with the decree kind of a goat, a worm and man—who SOCIETIES. JQ chanan, Mich. All business entrusted to tnis And into the waters o f Let he deport, day, “it isn’t nice of you to dalk ahoud Without on inch of rigging on; rhoea, Jaundice, of Heaven, It is plain to me that- would naturally use tobacco ? Offer it Bank will receive prompt and personal attention. ,^Tj#Did we n ot rehearse it, free drade and such dings. So liellup I looked, and looked, and laughed. - O. O. F.—Buchanan Lodge No. 75 holds Its Wm.Pears, Pres, j Geq. H-Richards, YicePres.; impurity of the And tenderly nurse it, Heaven, in its inscrutable wisdom, has ray gracious I A parber has got to to a cow, a horse, a dog, or cat, and . regular meeting, at Odd Fellowa Hall, on each A . F. Ross, Cashier. B lo o d , F e v e r and seen fit to move this defendant's ranch It seemed so curious that she lesday evening. And give it a permanent place in the heart. know so much vot he got all der dime they disdain its use. Even the filthy I Ague, Malaria, for a purpose. We are but creatures, Should cross the unknown water swine, a natural scavenger, seems to RS. FRANC WHITMAN, Agent for Victor a hetache. Efferypcdy’s peezness de Tj\ & A . hi.—Summit Lodge No. 193 holds a reg- Sewing-Machines. Attachments, oilandneed- and all Diseases There’s many a sorrow and we must submit. I f Heaven has And m oor herself" right in m y room-, know too much to use this “weed,” JU . alar meeting Monday evening on or before the Mles furnished for all machines. In Bradley’s Pho­ caused by De­ parber’s peezness been, and ven der toll moon in each month. Would vanish to-morrow. chosen to' favor the defendant Morgan My daughter, O m y daughter! Its stench drives bugs, flies, mosquito.es tograph rooms, Front st. ra n g em en t o f liv e r ,B o w e ls and Kid neys. parber got such a hetache vot he could Were wo but willing to furnish the wings; in this marked and wonderful manner, She has no manifest hut this, fiom our dwellings, insects from, plants, & A . M.—Buchanan Lodge No. 6Sholds a reg- gry owid his eyes owid he UCHANAN MARBLE WORKS. Monuments SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER. -So sadly intruding, and if Heaven, unsatisfied with the N o flhg floats o’ er the water. moths from our carpets, all because F . ular meeting Fridav evening on or before the •and Headstones of all designs and binds of must for his gustimer’s hetache hre- full moon in: each month. B Bad Breath; Pain in the Side, sometimes the And quietly brooding; position of the Morgan ranch upon the She’s too new for the British Lloyd— these creatures loathe the poison! I Marble, J. S .B sistle. panlain is felt under the Shoulder-blade, mistaken for scribe, and for dootaches, lawsuits, It hatches ontall sorts of horrible things. mountain side, has chosen to remove M y daughter, O m y daughter! have known but one ■ donkey—the TY OF H.—Buchanan Grange No, 40 meets on Rhieumatism; general loss of appetite; Bowels vamily drabbles, and bolitics, and say O. HAMILTON, MilkDairy.' Delivers Milk generally costive, sometimes alternating with lax; it to a position more eligible and more quadruped I now mean—to use it, anil X . the second and fourth Saturday of each month, .in all parts of the corporation daily Resi­ Kow welcome the seeming vot he dinks of some new clothes, and R ing out, w ild hells, and tam e ones to o ! at 2 o’clock p- x. W the head is troubled with pain, is dull and heavy, advantageous for its owner, it ill be­ dence,head o f Front street. with considexabl^loss of memory, accompanied Of looks that are heeming, how far it vos to Chicago, alretly.” Ring oat the iover’s moon.1 that was an unfortunate one having f O. G, T.—Buchanan Lodge1 N o. 858 holds Its with a painful sensation of leaving undone something Wliotherone’s wealthy or whether one’s poor; comes us," insects as we are, to ques­ “Shoost tink of vot I hat to dalk Ring in the little worsted socks! less than the average capacity, it may L. regular meeting on each Monday evening. HAS. W. SMITH has a lot of Carriages from which ought to have been done; a slight, dry cough tion the legality of the act. No— have been, and then simply because he C the celebrated. Louis Cook manufactory, for and flushed fhee is sometimes an attendant, often Byes bright as a berry, • apoud to-day. First, vy liab der Shi- Ring in the bib and spoon! sale i p. Buchanan, Mich. mistaken for consumption; the patient complains Cheeks red as cherry, Heaven created the ranches, and it is nese got grooked eyes; negst. der behal allowed himself -in bad-company and 0. T, IT. OF BUCHANAN holds its regular of weariness and debility; nervous, easily startled; Ring out the muse! ring in the nurse! . meeting at^the Freshyteriau Church on each The groan and the curse and the heartache I-Ieaveu’s prerogative to rearrange was taught its use. But I never knew t ACOB F. HAHN , Undertaker. A full and com fee t cold or burning, sometimes a prickly sensation code; negst, is it right to say you are Ring in the milk and water! Tuesday at S of the skin exists; spirits are low and despondent, enre. them, to experiment with them.toshift a human being to use it to the usual plete assortment of Caskets and Coffins con owid ven you aint owid und a taflor Away with paper, pen and ink— st&ntly on hand. Burial Robes a specialty. and, although satisfied that exercise would dc bene­ them around at its pleasure. It is for calls for some money; negst, vy don’t extent, who was not injured in body, ficial, yet one can hardly summon up fortitude to Resolved to be merry, My daughter, 0 m y daughter! ATTORNEYS. tty it—in fact, distrusts every remedy. Several tis to submit without-repining. I warn mind and soul.—The Cottage Hearth; H. TALBOT, Machinist. Engines,Threshing • A ll worry to ferry viramen long peards und Adam’s ab- —Gw. TV CabU. W • and Agricultural Machines repaired. Cider of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases you that this thing which has happen­ bles got; negst, a horse’s head der AN RIPER & WORTHINGTON, A — i—. mill Screws, Saw Arbors, *fcc., made to order . Shop have occurred when but few .of them existed,, yet A cross the famed waters that hid us forget, ed is a thing with which the sacrile­ V and Counselors at Law, and Solicitors in Chan­ on Chicagostreet. examination after death has shown the L iv e r to And no longer fearful; same size a barrel of flour is. Py Curious Chinese Proverbs cery. Collections made and proceeds promptly have been extensively deranged. gious liands-and brains and tongues of dummy hooky! here comes a veljer in ’ Keep if to Yourself. remitted.' Office over Kinyon’sK: Store, Buchanan. But happy and cheerful. men must not meddle. Gentlemen, it The ripest fruit grow on the rough­ -A. WOKTHTNOTOS. AMES CASE, Florist, keeps all kinds of Flower already, and says, ‘Parber, how der j . I. TAX RIPER. and Vegetable Planta for sale- Good plants at It should be used by all persons, old and We feel life has muell that’s worth living for is the vecdict of this Court that the You have trouble, your feelings are est wall. Jlow prices. One mile north of Buchanan. young, whenever any of the above yet. tickens tem veilers can choost ogsack- ATO ) E. HINMAN, Attorney and Counselor plaintiff, Richard Sides, has been de­ injured, your husband is unkind, your It is the small wheels of the carriage D1 at___ Law, and Solicitor in Chancery. Collections symptoms appear. ly tell ven der sun mlt Venus comes wife frets, your home is not pleasant, come in first. made and. proceeds prompt];ly remitted. Office in T.MORLEX, Star Foundry. A full line of prived of his ranch by the visitation of togedder?’” Rough's block, Buchanan, jdidiich. _______________ B • South. Bend Chilled, Plows, and repairs for Persons Traveling or Living In Un­ God! And from this decision there is your friends do not treat you fairly, The man who holds the ladder at Kalamazoo, Oliver and Three Rivers Plows.
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