Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 3, Plymouth, Marshall County, 2 January 1879 — Page 4
The Republican.
Circumstance.
T ELLA WHKELK. Ts k not to m of aoule that conceive .ahlime id- ale, bat ilet-ri t b.j Pate. nd, biiun l hy eircutnatar.ee, all deoola'e. An i long tor higbt they uevt-r can achieve. It not bo. That which we MM Iksijb. W th M orvt'iutiiutf, we at last obtain. In hol- or ,art. Ihold tbare i n. rin, No Jrluge, tbitcau qncii.ha haaMMif lire. Show me thy labor, 1 arraUhiway i natnr Hi k ' takasajata Who ucn the bow, Aaai letj taw arrow Irotn lie- at rained aliiu ffo. St ikes sume-jrhvre avear Um object ot Li -im. We txalkt 'nr ahip from tim'xr of the brain. With prod a-U of Hie m. load the hold; fflii-r- Ilea the biauie if the; bring back uu gold, Or If they auriutf aleak upon Ike mala? Th so i no fate, no Piovirlenre. no Chance, I he Will ia all. So he it ihoo art pnrAnd a ronr 01 purpose, the sacn aa fa aar. Bat toots and li garda prale of Circuaiatauce.
The Power of Drei. Tkero are few thiols the influence of wbieh are more absurdly overrattexl than dress. There are persons who seem to think that their well being in this life depends upon their dress; that position, respect and friends will be lost if they are not dressed in the latest and most bewitching style. Hence. 1 ith many, dress becomes the chief end of existence. The care and burden of their life is dress. Wealth, health, and life itself, are sacrificed at the shrine of this idol. With them life is one long "dress parade," and they seem to think if for a bingle hour they were to venture out from the environing walls of fashion they would be likely to bo forever dishonored
od disgraced in the eyes of those where they choose aud play with
' the houses are some distance from
the road, and so, sir, almost everyone passit g here is sure to have a thirsty bors-e." Mr. Harvy looked down Into the gray eyes that were kindling and glowing with the thought of doing good to others, and a moment later he j"gged off. poudering deeply upon th" qiiaint little sermon that bad been delivered so innocently and unexpectedly. The Cultivation of Self Respect. A child that is uniformly treated with courtesy, with consideration, with j istk-t?, will unconsciously deem himself worthy of such treatment, and will become worthy of it, unlesss he is by nature wholly base; and he will unconsciously treat others as be is treated. It is a fearful thing to give a child the lie, to accuse him of steuliog. to accustom him to unexpected and unmerited cuffs and blows. He may have been guilty of an untruth and of theft, he m.iy merit punishment, but the wise parent never will admit into the household vocabulary the terrible words thief and liar, and will never permit in himself or others the hasty blow, the bitter taunt, the stingiDg epithet; the reflned aud educated parent can never toler-ite language such as we have indie ited. bitter words are more cruel than blows, and inflict more lasting injuries. Care in the choice of associates will do much to foster proper self-respect in a child. Some mothers think their sons and daughters can cro
tiein or TboBfTkt. Alas! it is not till time with reckless hand has torn out half the leaves from the book of human life, that man begins to see that he leaves which remain are few in number: and to remember, faintly at first and then more clearly, that upon the early page3 of that book was written a story which he would fain read over again. Longfellow.
It is very easy to pick holes in oth
Good Souse A Philadelphia clergyman, the Rev. Mr. MacLeod, contends that there is neither health, sense, cor religion in full mourning. He tells bis congregation that a bit of black ribbon, worn in ome way, will tell the story of the beravement just as well as a complete mourning suit. A bit of crape on the bell-pull gives the hint to those who pass by, and it is not considered necessary to cover the
. . - . . I iv 1 1 !( frrtnr. with M.u'L: dr.uicrc Whv
er work, but it is far moie profitable j ... . . . .TT 7 ' . . . . then will not a bit of ribbon on a
to ao ottter yourseir. is there a rooi in all thu world that cannot criticise?
Those who cannot themselvei do good services are but as one to a thousand compared with those who can see faults in the labor of others. To put ourselves in a passion, in consequence of the misconduct of others, is unquestionably very weak behavior, but it has also something generous about it: for we are very olearly annoying and punisning ourselves, when the offenders only ought to have been the sufferers. We both read and hear bitter complaints about the uncertainty of human affairs; and yet it is that un certainty alone that gives life its relish, for novelty is the teal and radical cause of all our enjoyment. Under no clrcumstauces, whether
cloak or coat answer the purpose, and a weight of useless expense and a custom that is always gloomy, and in warm weather very uncomfortable, be takeo from the shoulders cf bereaved mourunrs. Christians, be is convinced, ought not to take a gloomy view of death. There are glorious hopes linked with the sorrows, and the hopes oi those who are goue before should be symbolized rather than the sorrows of those who are left behind. He would have eheerful garments worn by the mourners in token of the glorified ones, and a bit of ribbon or crape as a simple memorial of their owu sense of bereavement. The rest of the full mourniug he would send to the heathen, who, iu their sorrow at the grave have no hope. Fat Man Reduced 50 Pounds. Mr. Chas. U Danforth. 91 Main St , Buffalo, writes as follows: "To the Proprietors or Allan's Asti-Fat:
Gentlemen Somejtbree months siuce
Sheriff's Sale.
so
of pain or grief, or disappointment, i I commenced the use of Allan's Anti
or irrenarable mlt-take. can it ho true Fat, The first week I lost two and
that there is not something to be
Br virtuo of an execution issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, to me directed, on a jadtjatsat in favor o! James Burton, and against cieorge 8. Fletcher and Deiilah Fletcher. I will offer for sale at public auction, on Saturday, the 1 8th day of Jan- " nary, A D. 1879. between the hours of ten o'clock a. m . and four o'clock p. ro.. at ti e door of the court house, in Plymouth. Marshall County. Indiana, aa the law directs, the following desctibed real estate, to-wit: Lot number two (2) H'ushton's addition to th- towntnow city) of Plymouth. In liana Si: wate in Marahall county. Indiana, to tho highest hiddwr for cash, without regard to appraisement law. sabjeat t.i redemption. JOHN V. ASTLEY. Sheriff of Marshall County. W B. Heat. pUTs tty dec .fijatrt , 1 "Sheriff's Sale. By virtuo of an order of Hale and a di creo
of 'oreciosuro of morttiago issued out of ths office of ths clerk of tlio Marshall Cu- uit Court, to mu directed, on a judgment in favor of Chrislena Kimblock and against Gottleib
Km.,.,. i, u.U. l win oner it aale at puouc
auction, on
Saturday, Jan. 4, 1879, between the hours of ten o'clock a. m., and four o'clock p. m.. at the door of the court house, in Plymouth Marshall county. Indiuna as the law directs, the following described real estate, to-wit: The undivided one-third (Sof a lot in Bremen, desertbed as fallows, to-wit : Com -mencing sixty (do feet youth of tho southwest corner of lot number fourteen (14). in Hingis's amotion to the town of Bremen; thsnca south one hundred and twenty six (I'M) feet: thence oast sixty-nint (s) fet; thence north one hundred and twenty-ix I m 1 feet : thence weat sixt y-nine (St) feet, to beginning, and the undivi Jd one -t hire () of all improvements tboroon. Rituate in Marshall county. Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash, without regard to appraisement laws, aubject to redemption. JOHN T. A am kV. Sheriff of Marshall County. P. J. Essex, plff atty. decmUojanl
OO TO
Hill G.LE01 RO S
For PIrst-Clast
FARM WAGONS,
AND
Agricultural Implements
Be manufactures and ketps en hand all klads at Wagons, Borates. Salktee, A Alao.
F j Horse Stating d Mssitliiag
Promptly aad Cheaply St ecu led
marlStf
PLYMOUTH. IND.
NEW ADVERTISEBENTS. A CREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS!!!
! We will during the HOLIDAYS ltuo nlOO PItXIS OKGANS. at KXTKAOKIH N-
AHV LOW prices for t ili . s i j. K j 1 1 OR. O ANS 2 3 3 rta of rrvda SOS, S . t with .Sub Bats 11(1 t on ji! w 80, arts gV5) 1 act 40, 1 set 35. 7 Octave II KOdLWOOU PIANOh 9liO, 713 to ftlAO. warranted for SIV jsar. AtiKNT WAVTKU. Illaatratetl CkHsJagsw Mailed. Music at half price. HORACE WATKKS4M 8 Manfr una1 Uealt-ra, 40 t. 1 1th at., N. Y. K 13 iWTr i: 1j L rpwKUl THE FRENCH GALVANMEDICON! What is it? The latest auJ rsudsst triumph of Klsctro-MeOical science. By this new scientific sppliance ('hronic Discsres sr radically am! rxraisnently cared. The worst forms ot Kt.enmstism, Nt-arslgia, Paralysl. lisadacbe, Dyeptrpsis ao I Nervous Debility dispp sr aa by magic; paia leaves st its touch. No nvediciues iuU-nal y. Costs o little that loos med snffor. Send for psmpn'.et to Dr. K. It. fA i ritMX, Bos lian, Tarrs lisute, Ind.
UCCESSFUL FOLKS.
Matthew Hale Smith's new book.
leu pi.-:;u-Tit persons -men and women a a ys-d Strel i straits of A. T. GTCklfADT i'a-dff...' I'.-nnt'l, etc. Ol Uff Hill) 1 h-iK-iiaat.iju of the russoo. Now is thw time (or ÄßCjTüto ei'nie trripjry. A NtNM for HUaalf I O a,;t'Lcv circulars su'i tctin. Auiericsu Pub. C ., 1 is KsnJ ilph st , CMuf HI.
LOCAL DIRECTOBT.
Sheriff's Sale.
one-quarter pounds; the econci weck two pounds; the third week three and
nna-hitlf nniinritt- nnrl th fnnrta wauilr I 7337
rieMilv thret sind thraa nniuttri Uy virtue of an cxeaution issued out of the tieaiiy tnree ana iura quarter; ofTloe 0. Ul- Ccrk m thw Msrshsli Circuit pournlg. Ill about the ahotr ratio, j Court, to me directed, on a judfment In favor
whose good opinion they must rsteem .aad hence are "all their lifetime subject to bondage." They greatly overestimate th power of dress. The hold which dress has on sympathy, the affection and the respect of mankind is comparatively slight. The man who is ebarmed by a new suit of clothes,
despondency, but a sky not perhaps of radiant, but yet of most serene, and chastened, and manly hope.
a n..i,.irr I Tür l a V which 1 goue forever, ! ,0M of Uc'8n ha8, been Permanent to of associ ! but I NrtfM wnicu is still our C' R D"
aod floe linen, will Und eventually that she has made a terrible mistake. There is nothing in satin that binds the soul; there is no genuine perma-
own. Robertson.
If ever. In autum, a penslvtness falls upon us as the leaves drift by in
up in hope to their mighty monuments? Behold how fair, how far
prolonged in arch and ai-lc. the ave
wbem they please, and come out well enough in the end. There never was a greater mistake. As well might j
one think it no difference what air
we breathe. Children are
than we to catch the tone
a'es, to pick up Blang words, bad grammar, vulgar ideas, these often seem to be taken in through the very
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loses nis enmusiaiü wuen mo cium- pores, as typhoid poiion is when least ; their fading, may we not wisely look
es grow out . tue woman no mings ( eipected .and later, like it, to show to enchain the hearts of her admirers ' themselves when least expected by a show of silks and satins, purple j Care in the choice of reading will do
mutth to foster due elf-respect iu a j uueg of the valleys, the fringes of the child. The boy who grows up with a hills! So stately, ao eternal, the joy familiar knowledge of Washington, 0f man.xhe comfort of all living creaof Franklin, of Lincoln, and other j ture's. the ttlory of the earth -thev
nent attraction it silks and furs, hi j men who have been the glory of the -r, but the monuments of those ooor
flounces and furbelows. What raeu nations in which they were conspicu- ! that flit faintly past us to die. and women are attracted by is per- j 0us, will be far more likely to find his j Let them not pass without our underonality. vigor, intelligence, health, j minJ HW with noble images, with LtalMjug their last couusel and xaui-
bigb id als, with lofty ambitions, then one who reads sensational newspapers, dime novels, ami the comic almauac Any soil that yields abundant y muft contain in itself elements of fertility, and barren soil may have these elements artificially supplied to them.
done as well as sometbiug to bo suffered. And thus it Is that tue spirit of Christh nitv drawa over our life.
not a leaden cloud of remorse and ! 55" wt4tfnt decreased until I bad lost! tfJEj ElÄiÄ
" PUOf,9- 1 r,ow wein 1Ö0 pounds, naj, Peterson. I will offer for sal al public
and feel healthy and strong. Buffalo, N. Y., June Wth 1878. Gentlemen Yours received. My
The Farmer and the Laboring Man's Friends.
Nussbaum i Mayer
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
GROCERIES
strength and grace. Ribbons and
ruffles form a very poor substitute for these essential and important things. That man or that woman who has the wisd m that make th the face to shiu" the intelligence that gleams in the flashing eye; the culture 'that shows itself in the wel biaeled features; the physical vigor wbi accompanies good digestion, good : .lrhini g'XJi -pirire , the power to do, and to endure; courage, faith, 'ievotlon, honesty, goodness and Oodliness, finds in these the forces which link hearts together, and which forge ban It that even death irself oannot break. Compared with these, a few ribbons strung about au empty head ; a few silks and laces hung upon an enfeeb ed fonu; the latest sttle f dress, with all its yau ly and tawdry belonging.-, wrapped about a acrawny aud devituliz-d Irame, is a very poor substitute for the honest countenance, the beaming eye, the ringing laugh, the ready wit, the sympathetic tear, the gentle grace
Another Virginia Wouder. Charlottevüle dispatch to New York Herald. Accounts from uto?t reliable sources have reached this place of a remarkable occurrence which has recently taken plaoe iu the Blue Ridge mountains, iu the county of Oreeue, and which excites the wonder and apprehension of the rustic populatiou in the neighborhood. A flsätire has been discovered in the mountain opposite the middle fork of the Rapid river, which has been traced for many miles, and is believed to extend entirely through and across the mountain to the Shenandoah river, on the wee ern side. The fissure Is about a foot wide, and of such depth that its bottom could not bo reached with the
pie; that we also, careless of tnonutWeut by the grave, may build it iu the world monument by which men may be taught to remember, not where we died, but where we lived. lluxhiii.
which wins and retains the hearts of longeat polea out for the purpose of those around. The life is more than i exploiiog the ore vice. One man in
the meat, and the body more than the raiment. Let the soul be renewed by the grace of God; let the mind be cultivated by patient and intelligent study ; let the sympathies have their play in acta of kindness and good will ;let the heart find its anchorage in tho faith and love of Christ; let physical health be maintained in Us native vigor and with all its attractive comeliness; and, while strength acd activity will afford ample means and opportunities for least nable attention to apparel, yet pov-
search of lost stock tiaced the fissure
for at least four miles. The earth on ! una of its kidtH iri suiiil In ha nurnnn. '
- - -- 1 " -- - p " dicular, but on the other side is slantinir Hh if tht ntirst northpnatern aidft
... . . . . . , , merry-making, and as a bohday wh c of the mountain had been depressed , . . . . ti is to be made the mo t of for th
uy tue suuuen seining oi us unter- : . ,. a mu u ! PUbllC
I MUVUW a v sj a i . hi m t t - ' ' i i i i t ' t non is certainly curious, and will
doubtless be further investigated and the fissure traced in its entire course.
Rapid Construction of Holes. A cow method of planting telegraph
erty itself with its rags couid not hide ( poles has been introduced in Pennsyltbe grace and lovelines of one who, I vaula. The ground is staked off at a possesaedof true nobleness of soul, distance of two hundred feet apart, a bad sought first the inward adorning, man starts off with caitridges of and thus won a beauty fairer than 1 "electric powder," and with a crowbar that of fashion, more durable than in his hand. The bar is driven four
A Suudar ia I'aris. A Sunday tn Paris is as tboroughl unlike a Sunday lu this country as it is possible to be. Work goes ou there the same as ou a week day; the shops are almost all open; the wagons laden with goods to go about the street; people attend to nearly all their avocatious, and until
noou they work just the same as if it i were a week day. After midday. I everything closes except the cafes and newspaper offices-for the evening i papers all come out on Buudays with their raciest editions and the city ! takes a holiday. I suppose some of the Parisians go to church on Sunday
but it really seerns as if church-going was the least matter tl ought of by most people. They have their horse racea and their eiectious on Sunday, their theaters and operas give the best performances in the evening, and the exposition on Sunday drew Its
largest crowds. Iu fact, the day is j treated as a day of extraordinary
h
the
amusement. This is the
French idea of Sunday, and assured -
j ly it is aa entirely unlike our idea as j two dissimilar things can posaibly be.
All the great French festivals are celebrated on Sunday . and it ia the day when the largest crowds can be attracted, and when the public, by turning out in the largest numbers, make those great di-plays for which Paris is famous. Paris Letter.
A Urest IMssppointment. For the last few years, physicians who have made a note of parties purchasing early cucumbers, water-mel-lons. ets., have been greatly disappointed because of "no calls." aa the people have found Dr. Pierce's Compound Exttact of Smart- Weed to be a ptompt and certain cure for colic, crampa, dysentery, diarrhoe, cholera morbus, aud all pains in the stomach and bowsls. As an external remedy for -iitn, bruises, sprains, burns, and the sting of insects, it is uuequaled. S.fi.l by drufftjlsts.
auction, on
Saturday, tha 4th da? of January, A. D. 1879. between the hours of ten o'clock a. m.. and fouro clork p. m . at the door of the coutt houso. in Plymouth. Marshitll county, Indiana, as tha law direct, the following Ueacrlbed real estate, to-wit : The north-iist suarter (") of tha southeast qusrtiir 54 f section number thlrtr-flve e . township number thirty-five ( s north, of range one 0) east, in Marshall cuunty. Indiana. Hituate In Marshall county Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash, without regard to appraisement laws, subject to redemption. JOHN V. ASTI.KT. LrfT f Marshidl County. 8nyder A Snyder, plffs attys tlecli 1 39 j
.A 1TJD
Notice of Appointment.
PROVISIONS
WOOD, WILLOW,
CHINA & STONE WARE !
We are selling at ail times as cheap as an house in Northeim Indiana, la oonnectlot with the above bnstneaa. we pay the highest price in Cash for all Kinds of Produce, and make a specialty In
Or Aodltor .. Slierlg.... Treasurer. Recorder..
8 irveyor.
School Snperintcndent. .
COl . STY OPF1CEKS. Da.l McDonald a A , V i ssQMaPaaMJeas iTTTuut as A . A. 1 bOCDftO&a J. B N Kliogw.
v. Korta.
V E. Ha' ley.
S
1 Hirssa Kauft Commissioners Bewani Bsnuey I Jeaaet Abraava
ltegnlar sseslons of Ute C ossssiaaior ' Cour first Mondays in March, Jane, September aad Ls-oember
jtnictAL orFlcin. Clrcnlt Judge Sidney Ketrk. Circalt Tosrcutor P.O. Jewte. Seseioos of Um Clrcait Court, 1st Mosn us March, Sd Mondsy In Msy. Bth Monday ia Sepissa bor sod Id Mooday iu December.
CITY (iOVtRNMIINT. M&Tor Anas Johaeoa Jera Daeid E. Snder Tressurcr .James A. Uiiatere Snpt PnWJc Schools Koecoe A.:chaee City Council meets second aad foorU Mondays ia tach mouth.
FITS,
EPILEPSY, FALLING SICKNESS
roaiTIVKi.Y mtKD. the worst csaea of the
kMageal auii'ling. hv using lir, Urbbrd'a Curs). "Ml tlt'MHt'ti." IT HAS CtlaUCIl THOUSANDS, win give ai.ooo rr n it wiu not benefit. A aamsle bottletree to sll sddressinfr, .1. E. 1)1 lttil.hr.. Chemist, Ofüre IJM Broarway New York.
SWEET Chewii
NAYI Tolacco
CHI It t ' 11 DlKhCTOKY. CHRISTIAN CHUBOB. KreecftlBg : i- a. as. and al T:0 t m. audsy school at IfM v. m. b. V :.r.-i. Pastor. 1)KE-BVTKBM.S CD I'll t U. PreacbTa -r-ry Sabbath st m a. ., and at 7.i p as. Sab bath school at is: ( p. m. l rsver aseetiag. Hateds at 7 p. m .s.ata fro ii. A.Uule. Pastor.
METUCUIsr EPIs'OPAl.CHl KCfJ. tonsf Lai'ort and c voter meets. Pttsteiag eve y Sabbath at a. m . sad 7:jft u. as eaviajr
siiiooi ai p. m. i . i . stringer , la
REKOKMED CHL'Kt H. Sei vice la the Lntberan t l.urcb tbe nrst and ttml baedsys In each niontb at 10:W a. as., a sal at tee Jeceby Church st p, m. J. B. Henry, Pastor.
T THOMAS Episcopal Cbnrch. Dirtne err-
rices every ssaslsy at io:Sva. m., and t:e p.
uodsy school at 1X30 p. as.
;auue, kuc;ot.
Scats free. J
lATUOLIC (St. Michaers) CHVBCM
sertice, T: s m. Secoud service at lu a. sv.
Awsrdej A-aW via at Can'erTiial Exaoaltioa fat
A ttimcing qttnittim and earaSana -S bwlias eAar Sir i a asstm mnd Jhaoruy. The beat lebaaes ever aka1. A ear blna atrip t-ada-mar). I cteaat BaftlaJ en inferior oodi. aee that Jam'wm Saat oe ertry slnf . 8V14 by all deaJem. Send far tarn Sie Sjaa. ss CT A. Jaosses A Co.. Ufrs.. PetarsassK. Va.
IATU0LIC i service, 7:
Vsspers at I p. m. U. Znrweilen. Pastor
IASOMC.
I LYafOT TH COMSANDIRT, K. T
A bta'eo conclaves me
morjih. cord ci .
J. W.
cond ibatsdai ia
Hoiifhton, E. C. C. g. Tessa,
ch mouth.
$1 Q ft f profits on l'i dsr invest meal ut SIM I 1 1 U in Western futon. November J ItVV Proportionsl reterus every week on Stock Options ot 9o. . sa. moo. . sseo. DfTtcial Keports and 'Irmlars free. Address, T. POTTIS TKHT CC.. Bsnkers. Wstl St. N.T. A OENT8 WANTKD. For the beet and fsstest
XA selling Pictorial Books and BiMea. Trice re- days u eich mouth
anced 53 per reut A'iürve AT. PCB Co.Chlcago fff 17 A DAY to Airents anvaftslng for the M Fireside Visitor Terms an.! Oat w- fit Free. Address P. O. VICKERT. Au-gust-c Maine
PLYMOUTH COUNCIL, NO. It, , A. S. M. Stater! cunvoestlona Uie second W ednrilaj 1
M.
J. T. Laugen baufh, T L
Bl ruCT uu. witti Lsme, inc.. plain or oid. Arents
mi otrftt, irtr. ISO styK-s Hull A Co.. Ifudsnn. N.Y
M ized Csrds.Snn (Take. Damaak.Ac, no t slike
PLYMOI TU. CUAP1KR, NO. e. R A. M. Slated CO:, vocational the St al and IKiS Maaa.
J m. Coaler. M a M. P.
PLYMOUTH, LODGE; NO. Ut; A f. A A. M. Stated commanicati;a first acd third r ndays
in cud invaia. A. L.. Meeve, n.J.. 4.
30
40
a ith name lOrts. J. M Inkier öt t o.Naaean.N.Y
oultlt 10 cts. L. JON RS A CO.. Nssaaa. N. Y.
MIXKD CARDS with name 10 cts. Affeats
Notice is hereby riven thst the undersigned h
sppointed so
Wlltisai . i oan, Istr ot Msrehsll countv. Indisns,
been Willi
deeesseil
Imtmsrrstor of the eAtst-
Sald estate Is supposed to be aolvect
CHIEKTKKI ni l R, 4eclt jsas AdrnlnlsUstor
of Hides, Furs, Pelts, Wool,
SEEDS, &c.
TUTTS PILLS! A NOTED DIVINE SAYS THEY ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT in COLD READ WHAT HE SAYS: Dm. Terr-- Dear 8lr: For ten yssn I hare je -n a martyr to Dyapera. ous'tlpation and Wi les. s,r i. vnurl'illawererecODimerKletj to me : 1 used them but with little fait1 I am now a well man. have food appetite, digestion perfect, regulnr itooU. piles cone, and I here gained forty pounds aolid flesh. They are worth th. ir eicht in go'd Bat K L blMPbON, Louuvülc, Kj. A TORPID LIVER It the fruitful source of many rtliease. stich as lyspcreis.ii k llr'adache.Cos.ivrnesa, Dysentery. Rlllonr Fever, Ague snt Fever. Jaundice, Piles.KJieuuiatlaui.gldue) Complaint, Cullc.etc. Tutt' llllseaerta piwr-rfui i;innenreonth I.lver.snd ll - Iheertaty relieve thst im porutit otiii dont disease, and restore lis normal functions. The rs pld ! ly w' t b wh I - b persnns lake on flesb. while und r the laSucnreoJ these pills, of itself Indlcstea the r adiptab 1 ty to nourish the brnly , hence tiietr efflcacy in uring nervous debility, dvspepsia. wasingof Hie musclis. uitKiahrii'aa of l a i . rr.chrrinir lo.tipatlon. and tiLipaxUng bealUt und strength to the system. CONSTIPATION. Onlywtth regnlariry of the bowels enrrfeet bcsltn I enjoyed. When the contcrntkun Is of recent date, a single dose of TWTTf FILLS will suffice, but if It has become habitual, one sill hon 14 ba taken every n I. fradualif leaaenIa the freeiieacT of Iba dote until s fegalar da.ly moremart attained, which will s n fallow. Motel 1 ver here. SS en', OFFICE, 35 HUiBAY ST.. NEW Y0BJL
Sick Headache
Xeticc of Appoiuti-teat.
Mottce Is hereby giventhst the undersigned hss been sppolnied Admislstraior '! of the eatate of Sophia Hoover, lata of Marshall county, Indians, decessed. Said estate la supposed to be solvent. decl364 J.N HESS, Administrator.
Flection Notice.
Plymouth lluPding. fxnn and Hnviuf
The annual mectine of stookholdr of the
Loan und Knvmira As
so'Matiou win oe u-: l at trie orn-'e i.r the sc
rettty. n Monday Ewula. at sven o'clock.
I Jmuaiytth IS"?, for tbeeletion of ninediI re. tr-. to eervs) for tbe itasuiag yar. and I uoh othrr huelne as mar eomo before tho meeting of etockkohlnrt.
- i . CiiAH. E. TO AM, Rae'y.
E. W. HELM, Manufacturer of Light and Heavy HARNESS
CALL ON U8 at out New 8tore if yon wlsL to purchase Qooda In our line or nave anything to tell to ut. 23 Michigan St., Plymouth Intt
CATARRH. A COUGH Or TWENTY FIVE
TEAR)' trTAMOIMO CURED. Cataukii with UMWftSMi IK TUB j TPROAT.C'Al'aiNG PniMI OP 'f It A Ni i una, Dizzi.nbhs, I'ai.n in Side, and i
WgAg.NgaS Or IVIDNgYS. IMUKDIATBLT RKLIKVKO, i-TIU EKVIINULT MADE ovgR Nbw ny vac or Nit lioTTLK. V saass. 1 iTTi.ru kl ii A Co.: 1 live id Msathseter aow, aad have lived over fifty yeara iu Uof:own, s'ut two miles troin brru 1
am 1 yeara old I hava bsd t'stsrrb for fifteen
yesre, and a bsd ceugh for tweaty-five years, es-
tai
ive had diasioess iu the iiesd. U':rius the fiiteen
: and
Uootl deal of that time 1
And Dealer in
PesMivsr CsSed by tnsse LMle PMIe. Ttity also relieve Distress from Dyspepsie. Indiaaetioa sad Too Hearty Kating A perfect reoaedy fur Dtuinses, Nausea. Diowst nets. gag Taste in Iba MuiilU. C'uated Twaarwe), Pais u the Hide. Ac. They recuIsts the Bowels sud prevent ( onstlpstlo'i and I Mae. Ttieamall-
eat and i ail eat to lake. Only oue pill a due. S Ins vial. Purely Vegetable. Price osu is. Maid by sll Druggists. CARTER MEtMCINC CO., free'rt. CHa, Ps. Flew Vlala Sy all far ene dsnar.
CARTERS MITTLE iflVER jpi
Saddles, BridlesXollars . Whips, &c. 8hop, cor. Lapo, t e Si Michigan St , PLYMOUTH, IND. 1 1-2 in. Heavy Harness complete $27. 1 3-4 inch heavy $28. Single Buggy $12 to $15 DoubleBjg7$25 to 30
iKcisily ipr .vt nave had rJlasic
yesrs I have havt droppinf; f rom from tbs tiesd upou
tbt luug, tiling my tliroal witb phiewsa, .ausing tickling in the throat, and whenever I was down with lever creatine; a leeling of suflocstloa; an-l ntraiigiiog. People have thought I ha-1 the Cou MNtpftWl. I was doctorvrt (or Ihst I bsre consulted a great tusny phystiaus, bu: uever got more than trvooratp relief. Ab ut two mouths ago I hsd s dizxy spell, fell down aud was insensible for some time, aud did oot know my own folks tor est sik hours, it y brother tolrt me ot your Constitntiotial Catarrh Hrtiiedu, and advised me to huy aboitle. lie bsd Catarrh aal took th.a, anrl it let. I got s botle sul ia ten days it cum I the t'atarrh, r.-suoved the pblefrttt. ticklinc in thvtbrest, siit' I was able to saw tour corda of wood, working aix hours s day. I never saw anything like it. It seemed tu wake me all over ties . i now have noue of t!i aid troubles unless I get cold, and then a teanpoonful o( ths f - ustttutio ml Cal'ft rh ,'rme-
Ju removes everything. 1 would not he without it
ss long as I could get money to kuy it with. My irrsudson aad bla wits have had Catarrh, aud they are trvlug it sad lud immedis'e relief. 1 have hsd pains in tbe s.nall of ny back tud weakoera of the kidneys far many yesra, and though I work hard daily, ahoveliug this season of ths year, m; kidueya have found grst relief, and tbe psios h .vc greatly dimiutsael. JOSKI'II OEOROK. Man heater. N. II., April M, 1ST0. apt. Joseph Oeorge can get the testimony of evrrv bank mau and city onVer to back him ss reliable and honest ariluudrr.ls of cases of a timiiar nature cvred w ith iu the last y aar. Suufa and Lntiooe gl ve only temporary relief. The Co isfitutioriAi Ctrr femetfy strikes at ths root, b uhls up tbe r institution, makes it new. and drive away Otarb and all diseases ot the mucous membranes, au. I their sttendsnt psisssnd arhes. pertsiaiug to tbe hesd, back, shoalders, kidneys sud throat.
TO At:KTISKRS. SenT fr ourSelect Lletof Lecal NewaiaO'-rs. Sent free on spplicstion Ad'irea UEU. f Ru WELL A CO.. 10 Sprace 9t . New York.
CENTENNIAL,
HOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Every style of tho art froan a Gem or rhotograoh to tb finest India Ink picture, exe cutsHl in the bigheat Artistic skill. Alao copyr.g and enlarging made a sneelalty. We have tbe beet of light, ao that pictures may bs 'ttket, in uny kino of weather. Picture frame k-p constajitly on band. Wttli otr kirdei regards for an alrtd III STtÜ patronag". w would hnapoak a (.'ontinuation of the sarne hoping t be nble to render oerfect n.itisfnc Ion. both in prlre and quality of work. Remember the place Michigan street, neaj Wheeler's Bank, Plymouth Ind. Janrr J. B. POP.TMEB. For Price and Description of the BEST
BEER FAUCET Manufactured, Write WORSWICK M'PG CO., ma CLEVELAND, OHIO.
STYLES !
A psmpblst of tt narei
Price it per bottle
riving s treatise oa Catarrh, with laaussersble
esses of cares, sent free by addressing tbs Proprietor!. LlTTLttllLD 4 Co, aisuchestrr, N. If. Hold by L Tanner, and Poe & Cbspman, Plymouth, Inil. nov 14 131
lbat of dresa. The Christian.
or five feet into tbe ground, a cartridge witb a ligbted fuse is dropped into tbe bole, end tbe man proceeds to tbe next stake, but before Le reacbes it tbe cartridge bus exploded, unking a cavity as big as a flour barrel in tbe ground, aud a gang of men who follow plant a telegraph pole iu the spot. Iu this wuy four men will
A Bo,' Sermou.
Tbe Toung Folks' Gazette Ulis tbe following story: Mr. Harry was riding slowly along tbe dusty road, i looking in all directions for a stream or even a bouse where ha micrhf rwfraah hi tired thiratv hnra
. , m, set up one hundred and fifty poles with a good draught of water. Whilo J , Jf m he was thinking and wondering Ue j P-r day. aud at a cost two-thirds less turtvedao ibrupt bend In tbe roaU tbaa by thold way. aud saw belora biua comfortiibU- j fjMJ u Rmm wewp,pr. locking farm bouif , and at tbe aame N. w Uork Pott Urne a boy ten or twelve years old j The bar room journalist stands in came out Into the road with a small , lh) 9U)Te wllh his back t0 tbe gt0Vf) pail and stood directly before him. j and tea how ne oould ruQ a n(,wapa. -What do you wish, my boy?" said j nr. hw h f.olilJ bc iu,ieuendeut
The great question as to an avallaI ble "Northwest Passage," which has interested explorers for hundreds of j years, is to be answered. It would j seem, by a Swede. W have referred j several times to the Arctic dlscorer- ' ies of Prof. NordeuskjoluV who, iu ! 1875, made tbe voyage from North ! Cape (Lapland) through tbe Arctic j Ocean and Hea of Kara to tbe Yenisei
' river, in Siberia, and who made a !
seo ud vovaffe to the same Doint in i
1876. The importance of these expeditions, in opening tbe trade of tbe Siberian rivers, was appreciated in Russia, and capitalists of that couutry joined tbe Swedish government in tittiug out a new expedition, not only to explore th Siberian eo t, but to deiuoiietrate the existence of
Cold Weather is at Hand
Mr. Harvy, stopping his borte. "Would your hoise like a drink. ir r" mid the boy, respectfully. "I . ised he would, anti I was won deiing where I could obtain it." Mr. Harvy thought little of it, suppoaiog of course that tbe boy earued few pennies In this manner; und ehereforo be offered bim a bit of silver, and was aatonisbed to see bim refuse It. "I would like you to take it." be said, looking earnestly at the child, and observiug for tbe first time that be limped slightly. "Indeed, sir, I don't want It. It is little enough I can do fo myself or any one. I am lame and my bak is bad, sir, and mother says no matter
as a ho. n ice, and call tbiugs by a northwest passage by way of Beh-
their right names; how be would expose corruption in high pluces; how he would wiite good common sense, and none of your frivolous try to befuuny stuff. Tbeu be criticises other people' methods of conducting newspapers, and just wishes some one
riaffs Strait. News baa been received that one of these veiseli passed Cbeluyskin Cape (North Cape of Asia), and reached the mouth of the Lena river, iu Siberia, iu August, and that the prospeet of making the jouruey from that point to Iietuln' Strait
would stive biiu a chance to show his ! "as very favorable. If successful,
journalistic- ability. Tbe way to cure j Professor Nordenkjold will have one of these chaps is to get him to I demonstrated that vessels can pass write a very sensible article every ' tT(m the AUantio to the Pacific
day for a week. Before the week is out he is sure to be pumped dry, and will gap worse for an idea than a chicken does. The late William Dixon, of Yioksburg, Miss., was a philosopher. Tbe
bow small a favor may seem, if it is day before he was baoged he oaught mil we are capable of, God loves it as three mice, erected a miniature scafmuchaa he does a large favor, and fold ia his cell, and worked them off. this ia tha most t can do for others. ! Tbe result of the experiment satis-
You gee, sir, tba distance from Pains- Red bim that death by hanging was j The average American thinks he
through the Arctic Ocean. The Uulted States baa a direct intereat in these eiplorations, as she holds a large slice of territory on tbe Arctic Uueun hers lt. Inter-Ocean.
SIMON BECKER
JNEQUALED IN BAKING 1 WITH MORE IMPROVEMENTS. ALL THE CONVENIENCES AN l THE 6REATEST DURABILITY. BETTER R6? BEST !
i
n THE GREAT CAUSE OF
WANTS ALL THE
The Cincinnati Gaiette says Pan Voorbees is iu danger, and he feels it. TL honest money element in the Uemocralio party U asserting itself.
ville is eight miles to this spot, and I j painless, and next day he walked to can do anything if he has the money.
happen to know there is no stream J tbe scsffold like one sustained by an Tossing the read that distance, and . unfaltering trust.
A business education is not regarded
as of muoh conseinence.
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN In Marshall and surrounding Counties to call and see him before making purchases for Fall and Winter, as he has a Large Stock of Eveything, and the Goods will be sold. It does not make any difference how big the Blowing done by others, he will not be Undersold by any one.
All-Wool Blankets for $2.50 a Pair 100 PAIRS OF PANTS AT $1.50.
HUMAN MISERY.
.luat PulillaUeri. In a Sealed Envelope. Price til
ceLU. A l e tnre mi Hie Nature, Treatment and Rnrilcnl curt-: x-miual Wcukue-a, or Spruiotorrhm a. induced bjr Self-Aboe, Iuvoiiiuiarj Etaietona, Impotence, Nervous DehiMv, m l linuedi mriit to MamaRv generally ; I ou'uwptiou. Euil-en-v. anl Ftta; MeutaJ &nd l'.i.elta. Iii apac.l, Ac."-By ROBKIM J. CLLVKKWKLX, a.b.. author oi the " MB Book." &r. Ihu world -renowned author, in thla admirable I..-. '. n clearly pro re fro.li ble ovro experience thai Hie awfnl conaequenrea o: !elf Ahuar may ne ffftxtual rj removed without medicine, aud wtihunt danfiroue aurgical operat'oiia. bnuiria, inatnt-m-nu. riuffa, or cordial. pwtB'lu; oat a mode of eure at once certain and effectaa , oy which every aufferer, no matter what hin coudition tn v bv, may eure himaelf cheaply, privately and radically. rv i'hii Lecture will prove a boon to ttiouaande and tbouaanda. Sent auderstta), In a plain envelope, to aof a.idreaa, poat-paid, on receipt of aix cents, or two poaiare atampe. Addreaa the Publlabera, aprtSyl THE LULVtReVELL MEDICAL CO.. 41 Ann St.. New York; P.O. Boa, 4SS6.
HOLIDAY PKESENTS
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l'rlntlna; Vreaae rr l'leanre I'roHt and Instruction.
Amateur I'riiitlitK i a dcliifhtlSf and ph Mnin); paatime for the Boy a I; fivtat i beut a rate and hem Ociai amnae mint; keepe liieio at home improving their timo, learnitn; to read, ajM-ii and punctaate correctly. Outfit of Prre,
Tyoc. Holler, Ink. caae, carda. etc for ' UV.V KLL, A N.N Kit &. CO., WtmßiH CUik St., ' IU.
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liiiortnailon concernjnjr Band and tirciejtral reijuia'tea. aim coeliilnlna; t-leaa'it rntrnv-
nre of the laiov. and tnoat approved aryla of taau umeuu uow lu use. Jilalledliee. AUdre-ta LVON & ntiALY.SUtoand !ionroePta..Cl.:c5.-:o
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meat trat Moauay of eack month. 1. B. atronr. Preo. C. E. iuaa. Hoc
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Pl'aTSAILMU, font HAiNM . CttllAOO MA1L.WAY. Od sad after Nov. lrh. in. tralas will leavs t alius daily. vSkcrpt Buudar.) SS followa :
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Alliance 4 oopm u 15pm 9 roam ir Rochester....1 4 99pm i 1 Mam ll eSatc 9
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Train Nos. and 4 run dm i y Train Ho. 1 lea vat Pltuburch dally except Saturday. Ttalu No. 4 leave Chicago dally except Baa urday. All others daily exeept Kurday. T h MYERS Gen Pass. And Ticket Ajcsat, INDIANAPOLIS, PEKUA CHICAGO.
On and after Mar 19. irrs. train a will ran on tha road. Sundays excepted, aa follows : GOING NORTH. Indianapolis ttspm 7 Maaä Kokomo 195pm 9t. Peru 9 Vpm is 49 Roebostsr 19 9pa 19 l"paa Walnut 1 m 19 99 Argoa 11 SSjBB 1141 Plymouth ll9Ss 1 tl Tyner.. 11 4Spat ist Walkerton IS 449 1 A4 Laport 11 44 99V Michigan Clr IAS SB OOINO SOUTH.
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the great english remedy! GaAY b specific fdicine
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ommrndiO a aa nnfailltie core for siaiKil V instss, Sprkkato '.aaaa, 1 aro-
Ttnt'T, nd el diaeaee that fol low aa s rooae n ll-f 1 Cat OD He'
BilVfAboo te ifUjt Takbff er al Lsawitudr. Psiu in the Bark, Diuioees ot Vis. Ion. Prernatare old Aife. and many other dieeaae.
tliat tract to Iti'anitv. nrn'ii i t on and a I rc-
tore Oravr, ail of which a a rule are flrat raaeed l j
deviatln from the (Iii o( i ll ire iii t sm isdal rei'Ce. Tbe Hecific Medicine la tlio reoalt of a life atndv and many yeaia oi eterteaco in treat Isf tkeea apectal ilieeaaee. Full uanicDlara lo onr pamt biet, which are deo.tr to eeod free by mall lo every one. The Specific Md:ritie ia eotd by all drncfiata at f I per package, or aix packafre or will bo arat by malt on receipt of tbr mi nev bv adtlieeainr ti:k okay medicine co.. No in Mechanic' Block. Detroit. Mlcb.
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Poaltirety en reo the wprat forma of Cn'tla, Fever, Dsinb, Arue. Third-day Ag f, Ferff without i bill. Neuralgia or Htrklicadaw be. Cure IVhility, I nw of Appe'He. Iiaiide op the aetem to' oven owe malaria - make yvo feel like yon aeif aud peyer fsilf to care. Sold by all Drinrifista In M arfhall county Kent wanted wanted owrj where addreae PERSHING A CO.. ?annfactorf to. It M T7. -lit( Plymouth. In.