Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 6, Plymouth, Marshall County, 23 January 1879 — Page 4

The Republican. Ftiueatiorsfll Column. J. F. LABtrKHBAl'tiH.

ANSWERS TO (.l'ESTTONS. The invention of tho thermometer is claimed by sereral persons wt about the same time. The best authorities give it to Dribbel, of Aelmaer. In 1609. The reason for xero being place! where it is, instead of the freezing point of water, was bused upon an errr. When Fartrentaeit tested his thermometer it was on the coldest day of the coldest winter ever known in the locality where h live, and be supposed that the point reached by the mercury was the lowest point possible for it to descend that it eould not be any colder and he called that poiat zero. The Church of England became separate from the Romish Church In 1535, during the reign, and by the acts f Henry VIII. Having divorced himself from bis first wifs, in order to ireairy Anne Bolcyn, ho was excommunicated. WheTeupon, with Sir Thomas Cromwell managing Parliament, and Archbishop Cranmer controlling the clergy, he throw off the spiritual authority of tho Pope, and declared himself the head of the Church of Eng!a&(). Monasteries and eonrentfl wt re abolished by him, uui therr Eevenues appropriated to the crown ; and tinder his son Edward VI, the separation was made final and complete, by throwing aside the old Latin service, the ceremonies of nasi, confession, Ac . and introducing the present "Book of Common Prayer." compiled by Cranmer. The entire amount of gold In the world at present is estimated at stven billions (17,000,000.000) of value in the United States coinage. A billion fe such a Wg number that the average mind scarcely takes it iu A thousand million is more readily comprehended; consequently seveu thou sand millions means more, verbally and financially, than seven billions. How much solid gold would that make? Pure gold is more than nine teen times as heavy as water, and a ubio foct of wator weighs 1,000 ounces avoirdupois. A cubic foot of gpoM would weigh, therefore, over 19,900 ounces avoirduri Is, and each such ounce of fine gold is worth, as we reckon, rather more than $18; so that a cublic foot of the previous metal would have a value of about $.133,333. All of it mtgüt be contained In a block some sixteen feet high, twenty eight feet wide, aud tb'ly six feet long.

Lararest of I heir Kind. The largest ocean in the world is the Pacific. Tho largest sea, the Mediterranean; largest liver, the Amazon; largest gulf, Mexico; largest lake, Superior; largest bay, Bengal: largest Island, Australia; largest city. London; largest public building. St. Peter's, Rome; largest steamer, Great Eastern; largest desert, Sahara; largest State, Texas; highest mountain. Mount Everest in, Hlndostno; largest sound, Long Island ; longest railroad. Union Paeitle; longest canal, Grand Canal, China; largest city in the (felted States, New York. The longest river in the world is the Mbsouii if you measure from its soutce to the gulf of Mexico. A Pazzle for Phonetlekers. A fast man on a fast day took bis horse and went to the ead of the fast land, and there tied him fast. Then be rose and took off hose, and went with his hoes along the rows, aad put the rose on the end of his hose which as everyone knows, is a sort of nose. So his hose water every rose in all the rows. Now say who knows how a foreign wight could learn very fast the meaning of hoes and rows or knows and nose, or to perform any rite right, or even to write wright ri-rht. if his living depended on getting some right which involved the right writing of right, write, and rite? -Harper's liazar.

An Orthoarriifihiral Iii J. There tu a young woman of Worcester She icttrd an alii Shanghai rnroatrr ; When ak-1 what indnrcesti-r To f on. lie the rorcesier. Shi' Mushed, fur Ihr question rooforceater. Hut wnh n orii ami with alight he nboi et r, With rold lisregarl he reforreatrr ; H-' laughed at her charms. And ha fled from her arm, And roamed about )iiel aa ho orccetrr.

That Inatitate. Kditor Fejmbliran:--! have J'Jst read the artieie on the reports of the proceedings of tearheis' institutes. If "Pedagogue will go with me to an Institute, where the teachers of some township have assembled to discuss the subjects prepared by some "Committee on Programme," be will know why vr- reports are generally so un interest rag. When he takes a survey of the teachers assembled, and I ear them express their ideas on varinbjects, he will then know tbut a report of the proceedings can not but be dry. He will find tbre some ten er a dozea young men who have "ciphered" through Bay's third book, and have, by some moans or other, procured license to teach ; it may b through tbe Intervention of some influential friend, or by coming in at the eleventh hour, as many did last fall, being licensed to 01 1 up the schools regardless of qualifications. (There are exceptions.) Now listen- to what they bav" to say. Perhaps the first thing on tbe programme is "Compound Numbers." Well, in the name of common sense, lost these teachers understand com pound numbers? If they do, why discuss such a subject in institute? Have we not got Ray, and Stoddard, od Robinson? Then why not take their text books for that, aud dhcuss some subject Dot found iu hem? But the teacher to whom tbe subject has been assigned Takes tbe flooi, coughs a few times, and proceeds to teil what ke knows about the subject, and preelous little it is not even us much as eld Ray. While he occupies the floor, just notice the township Trustee: see how he twists around in his chair aad looks out of first one window and then another, and taking a ehew of tobacco, looks all around him and then spits close to the ttove. Watch the teachers chew their lead pencils, pretending to take notes while they ate only practicing spencerian flourishes on tbe bit of paper before them. Well, the speaker final ly leuves off, to the great relief i f everybody present Now comes a discussion which needs to bo heard to be appreciated. No reporter can report it. Mark Twain never undertook such a task. Some very queer criticisms will be Indulged in, some ideus advanced, and some not-"accordlng-to established usage" language will be used; but tbey are having an institute, and are saving a days wage, which they think tbey would lose by staying away. Tbey are doing the best they can. and "Peda -oguc" has no business to be poking fun at them -ue We are ashamed of ourselves any how. Don't you notice bow sheepish we look when we come to town on Saturday? "Institute to-day?" some brisk feilow asks, aud we say, "Y e s." "Dont get paid for this day's work?" "No yea that Is we save a day's wages." Noble calling! Our profession! I beg your pardon. Mr. Editor; excuse me, I never did such a thing since I've been teaching. But the end is aot yet. I may touch a bit of red tape next time. Jon 8. JUturbon, Indiana.

Simple Lessons in Science. Force is that which sets a body In motion, as, for instance, the police force, which makes a body move. A liquid violently resists all attempt to force it into closo confinement, spreading itself out so as to make its surface level; and many liquid." communicate their peculiarities to those who imbibe them. When anything is weighed iu water, it suffers a h as of weight. This Is especially true in the case of salt. A pound avoirdupois is exactly f quid Ca 7000 grains. Take a pound of sand und count. When t odies becomo heated, movements a little back wards-and-for-wards take place as you must bvo sen yourself in the case of a street Itffct. Boa I causes a copper rot' to bo ex tended, and it bug the same effect upon a policeman's staff. Most physicians teach that noise is the result of a single blow given on the ear: mu-ic of a series of blows bl our own experience, however, we have obserevd that noise was the result in both cases; iu the latter, more unmusical even than the former. Box a small boy's ears, fltst singly, and afterwards repeatedly, and you will soon see, or rather hear. Attraction and affinity are synony nous in chemistry, but in life, we often find tbe greater tho affinity, the less the attraction. Some precious stones are called eatsoyes; diamonds, surely might be called cat's claws, since they scratch everybody. Electricians neatly divide all todies into conductors and uon conduc tors, but in tho world, there are bodies who, although they never mounted tho monkey-board of an omuibus, nevertheless are ca ls.

the young men, aud is regarded simply as a misdemeanor, or scarcely as bud. But I have not time to write whut facts will warrant, and can hardly say tbat I have the inclination. You will naturally think my picture overdrawn, but it would be as impossible to do this as It would be to describe tbe tortures of the damned." Evidently Captain Somerville has got into bad company. uer- Ocean. fcicms of TlionKt. Religion shoul I sanctify, society ennoble, government regulate, and education enlighten all industrial occupations. Dissipation is a swift and sure destroyer, and every young man who follows It is as the eurly flower, exposed to untimely frost. This life is like a game of cards. We must play thehands dealt to us, and the credit is not as much in winning ns in playing a poor hand well. Let us take example by the post, acting with wisdom, knowledge and reason in the present, by so doing, providing safety iu the future. Life may still be a magnificent experience, as ono of Tennyson's heroines sings: "t pull n.t down nir palace tower that are So lightly, beautifully built; Perchance I may return with others then., When I have purged mjf guilt." This world is a dream within a dream; und as we grow older each step is an awakening. Tbe youth awukes, as he thinks, from childhood; the full grown muu despises the pursuits of youth as visionary ; and the old man looks on manhood us a feverish drerm. Dia.htbe last -de No! it is the iast and final awakening Still are the alii i g 'hat in haven ri-1 . W siting fair wind or torn of the tide; Nothing BBSS fret, though they do not ft Out on the glorious ot - in wide. O wild hearts, that rears IB be lr ,

1 o k. an 1 learn (row the alupa of the

Clarence Carman, a youth of fourteen, died tbe death of a hero at Lanslngburg. V. Y , Tuesday evening. He was skating with a host of young companions on the river, having in bis special company a girl of twelve years, named Cora Oeer, when both skated in an air hole. Clarence caught his youug mate and held her up until he was quite exhausted with calling for help, when with the words "Hold to the ice, Cora, I'm going, good by." he sank, and was drowned. The little girl did hold fust to the ice until the cries of other boys and girls bro ight assistance and she was rescued. The brave boy might have saved himself, but with heroic selfsacriflce preferred to save his playmate.

45 Years Before the Public. THE GENUINE DR. C. McLANFS CR1.F.HR ATF.D LIVER PILLS, FOR THF. CURE OF Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, DvararatA and mck heauachb.

OO TO i i

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Flrst-Class

FARM WAGONS,

T 4 VIBRATOR' ". Rag. Marek Ii. S"

Hobm Will be Up Ag-aln. Farmer, as a rule, are apt to judge the future by the present. Became a ciop sells this year for less than the 'ost of production, thy eeem to think it will always be so, and tbey declare they will never waste their time in raising that crop again, whereas it may be that only next season it may bo tho best paying product they could grow. Just now there is a general feeling tbat it does not pay to raise pork, because the price has been very low tho past season. But all farmers know that it Iihs been a paying crop; many have always made it their principal money crop. It is reasonable to think that it may bo so again. Our correspondent, James Itiley, of Boone county, tbe well known Berkshire breeder, has an idea on this subj-ct that is worth the attention of ail Western fartaers. He says: The pig trad is extensively dull. I have over 100 pigs on hand at present, but my sales are so slow that it does not py the cost of ad vertising. Still I feel confident tbat theie will be a reaction, and the pig will te on bis b et again in the near taut, The farmers all over tbe mewattty t putting their brood-sows, pflyr std n I that tbey can get info t ilus winter, seemingly In tie Ik i t I Mat tht-ru wilt be uo hogs Um I ' xt year. The result will be t etevrt p und high prices. Indiana Farmer. Imoiia; 1 he Moonshiners. Special Agent Somerville, formerly Collector Harvey's chief deputy, is now on duty among the moonshiners of Tennessee. His impressions of his surroundings may bo gathered from the following extract from a letter received by a personal frieud iu this city: "I fear," he says, "my commission will not permit me to leave until matters are set right To do this, I will want a steamboat full of school teachers, one huadred missiouui lee, a regiment of cavalry, and I battery of twelve pounders. The civilization of this state is not fr in advance of the eleventh century. It is utterly impossible for you to conceive the miserable condition of affairs here. To call the iubabitauts bat barians is doing injustice to the noble men who inhabit the South Sea Islands. Drunkenness is a common it stealing among the Modoc-, wbilo murder is only u pastime for

Bravely the ships, in the tempest tossed, Bullet "the wr till the vu he rruaeml; Not in despair f eh ran lair, Though win ,a blow oackwaid and league be loat. O weary hearta that yearn for s'eep. Look, and learu trow the ships on the deep! 77ie Swctu'.or. The great moments of life aro but moments like tho others. Your doom U spoken in a word or two. A single look f torn the eyes, a mere pressure of ttie hand, tn iy decide it; or of the lips though they cannot epcak. Thackeray. Happiness is composed of many small jys. Trample not under foo', then, the little pleasures which are scattered in the daily path, and which, in eager search after some great and exciting j.y, wo are apt to overlook. Why should we always keep our eyes fixed on the bright, distant horizm. while there are s many lovely roses in the garden in which we are permitted to walk? The very ardor of our chase after happiness may be the reus m that she so often elude our grasp We pant ingly strain after her when she h beeu graciously brought nigh, uuiu us. Indian i Patents. The followiug is a list of the pat snts issued to citizens of the State of Iudiana, Jumi.it y 7, IK79, and eich bearing date Jan. 1, 1879, furnished thispuper by C. Bradford, Solicitor of Patents, 18 Hubbard's Block, Indianapolis, Ind., of whom oopies und information may be obtained: Nn JlOO.'.t. To QsefgS Krntz. nf Kvar...villr. lor Improvement In Stcnm Ii dl Off Altiiclimenla. No HU, To Hirnin I). Jim Ht and larael I) Jewctt, if St. Omer, f.r tinptOVSOBi I in MechaMOal Telephones No. '21 1.1 fu LaWNMes Klemm, of Tstne Haute. f..r Improvement in Mid dltag Svunrntors. No. 31 t.ltl. To John II. Siiupaon, of Stone lllttir. for ImpffaWWl in Harrow To 1. H. Sutrove, of ImmHsM lolta, f r intproven e It in tsko tiu mid tension prirg Kr wax tliiend Brwtajt, SMCMbbSS. To I. II. Thucher. of Alton :ind t. L. Thatcher of 1 I.mvood, for iinpiovt-tnri:r in liog traps. To. J. Wright, of Fainuount, lor improvement in churns To J W. Kreckcnridi;i, of Lafavetlt , for improvement in pre im.-ilic stencil pens. To (i V C'iipmtur. of South Item!, for lui)io t meni in abdominal galvanic supporters N.. 111.1ft. To Wm It. II SpimldiiiR, of Ferra Haute, lor Improvement iu Fire Rocks.

An Intestine War. Tho following letter explains itself: Dear Doctor You did a good turn for me once; you saved my life. To be sure you left me miuus a leg in doing it but life is sweet even with but one foot to hobble through the world with. It was doue at ; it was a bloody day but a glorious one! You remember how but I beg pardon, I always forget myself when I get to tolkiug about these old times This is what I want to tell you: One morning last week I awoke feeling very strange. For a long time my liver hud been rebellous, but I had anticipated no trouble, but that morning I diecovered that my atomuch had j ined in the revolt, and a lively skirmish was being curried on, that threatened to end in a bard battle. Tho suddenness of the revolt put the head quarters iu

oonfusien, aud all seemed hopele s! til , su Idenly, like ouc of those flctidiiug orders of Grant, came the comDO ind "Got Dr. Pierce's Golden y dii al Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets;" and a courier was Immediately dispatched for them. Now, what I want to s ay is this, I feel like u volunteer, who bus jiibt re- , ceived his commission, or, better still, as well ms Grunt did wheu he held Lee's sword. And I want to advhe all who suffer from a rebellous liver and stomach to "right it out ou this line," and they will surely be

viftorimi Av i)r.n Vit

Notice of Appointment. XotW' ia hereby givr;i that tha nnderaijrnd h bcrn appoiutad adiuiuiatrator of lh tat of Williams, loan, late id MarahaM county. Iuluna, deraed. Said catata i Mintx to be oIt-c . Cuke i Kit c. ru'i'K. dec 1 V jan 4 A'miuiütraio . TUTT'S PILLS! t NOTED DIVINE SAYS THEY ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT in COLD READ WHAT HE SAYS: T. Titt Dear Sir: For ten yean I bees been a martjr to rjiieiia, i inatipation and l'ilrü. I.aat Sjrlii( your t'lllf waru rtcouiniriided tome; I uaed thrn (but with little faithV I

em now a well man. have ;o.u appetite, deration perfect ri-Kiihir atools. pilra eone. and I

linvti gamed forty pounds noli worth thrir weight in rold.

Kr v K. L. SIMPSON. Louisville. Ky.

id rit-ali. They are

A TORPID LIVER 1 the fruitful aouree of mutiy tf Iteeies. inch

njBpaesle.Oli'lt 1 1 radar he. t uailvanea. Dynentery. Hilion Fever, Anne and Fever, Jaundice,

riirw.jmaiimaiKiii.Kiutiey v umpiaint.i onc.etc.

Tntt' li!!exrt a nowciful Influence on tbe

I J ver.and will with certainty relieve that Important organ from diaeaae, and rsatora its uortual fuucüoiu. The rapidity with which persons take on 9 While imtlf-r the influence of these pills.of itself Indicates Oie.r adaptabil.tr to nourish the body, hence tlu lr efficacy in i tuitif nervous debility, dvapepma, wasting of the muscles. slitKgishnet of the liver. ehron ir onattpatlon. and inj paxllOf health aud s(rc;;;tti to the system. CONSTIPATION. Onlywlth regularity of the bowels can perfect health be enjoyed. When ttie constipation is of

recent date, a auicle dose of TWIT'S PILLS will auflBoe. tint If It haa brnue habitual, one

fttaoula be taka tff t mght, gradually lvi,ag tba frtqunct of tba dra until a rs(lsr daily

MiciTivm ia omajnea, wstrn win aoea follow. oll Evarvwhere. 8a Osatav. OrTICI, 35 MUEKAT ST., IEW Y0RX.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver. AIN in the right side, under the t edge of the ribs, increases on pres .are; sometimes the pain is in the left .nie: the patient is rarely able to lie n the left side ; sometimes the pain is elt under the shoulder blade, and it reijiiently extends to the top of the thoulder, and is sometimes mistaken tor rheumatism in the arm. The Uomarh is affected with loss of appeite and sickness; the bowels in general are costive, sometimes alternative vith lax; the head is troubled with nam. accompanied with a dull, heavy icnsation in the back part. There is cent-rally a considerable loss of memDry, accompanied with a painful sensation of having left undone something which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility ; he is easily startled, his feet are told or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensation of the .skin ; his spirits are low ; and although he is satisfied that exerir,e would be beneficial to him, yet he can siarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, he tlistr usts every remedy. Several of the alove symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet examination of the body, i!ur death, has shown the UTES to have been extensively deranged. AGUE AND FEVER. Dr. ( McLaMk's I.ivkk Pills, in . asks or Act k and Ft k.k, when taken with Quinine, are productive of he most happy results. No better at hart ic can !c used, preparatory to, r .tfter taking Quinine. We wotiUl tdvssc all who are afflicted with this .lisease to give them a fair trial. For all bilious derangements, and as -i simple purgative, they are unequnjed. Si IS MSI or r 'in itmivs. The genuine arc never ugar coated. Ever bo has a rctl wax wal on the lid, ith thr ssssyesftssssBa la. M I.ank'i I.ivs.k I'll I . The genuine M' l.AM's I ivta I'll 1 s her he Rjgaatarea oft. McLami and FLlsttM :v on the wr.ijjcr. Insist npon having the genuine T)r. C. . I.wt's I.ixek I'll. i s. prepaid by Hcni- ;, l'.rn.. of HttaaVanss, Pa., the market l-in nil of imitations of the name Mcl.anr, 'ellnl ilifTcrently but ssbbs ffUsssSBvitisBi

E. W. HELM, Menufaeturer of Light and Heavy

Agricultural Implements

nemanafactarea and keep on head all kteda of Wagons, Bagjpee. Sulkiaa, Ac. Alee,

Horse Slung uü hüz4

ProaapUjr and Chaapl; Executed.

maristr PLYMOUTH . IN D.

The Farmer and the Laboring Man1 Friends.

Nussbaum I Mayer

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In

GROCERIES

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WOOD, WILLOW,

CHINA & STONE WARE !

Wo are ollins! ist all timos M ohean na him

hoiiHe In Northern Imliana. Id oonneetioi I With tht mImivh l)iiaina iv tho hlffhoat I

price In Cash for all Kinds of Produce, ami mako a specialty In I

Hides, Furs, Pelts, Wool,

IKE ORIGINAL & ONLY GENUINE Vibrator " Threshers, wmt IXPKOTED MOUNTED HORSE POWERS, And Steam Thresher jngissee, Itailo only by

NICHOLS, SHEPARD & GO. BATTUE CBEEK, MIC'R.

LOCAL DIRECTORY.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk Uanlal Mel

Auditor A C. Thoaaaaaass. Sh'-riff L.C. tlssü Treasurer a. L. Tkeaaeosa Hecorrter J. B N. IMmm

Surrcyor A. C. Herta.

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area, so Monday in Hay, tta M ear ssrl N Meads la Dseeaabar.

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City CoaDdl aaeeti gStesKl asvd lrmrtk Ms

IS each month.

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CHRISTIAN Gttt'RCH. Preacklag 1CÄ a. aa. aad at T:io p a. Saaday ecaaai at M6U a, as. M V. ur-sd. Paster. 1RK9BTTKR1A! CHURCD. rrtacsvlag ersry Sabbath at lOtSO a. aa., aad al T.su p. ss. Sa bath school at 11:11 p. as. Prayer avsettac Wad. nsedays at 7 p. sa. Seala free ii. A. Little, Pasta.

Hf KTHCDIST EPISCOPAL CH I' KCH.

il Lal'orte and Center streets. Preac hta Sabbath at Urjn a. a , and p. an b

school at !: p. as. T. C. ins, fasts.

DEFORMED CI1VRCH. SerTtees la Ux

IV eran Cbarck the Srat and third haadare

each moDth at 10. 30 a aa.. aad at the Jar ose Charcli al B a. sa. J. B. Hsasry, Paster. ST THOMAS' Episcopal Charts. Dirtae aes. Tices etery Saaday at 1B4B a aa., aad : :M p. aa. Sunday acbool mt li io a. as. arsis arss. J i. r am.. Rector. CATHOLIC (St. Michaels. CHl'KCM rs srrrir, T:BS a. sa. Bsrsnd ssrrics at Is a: aa Vespsra si R p. as. U. Isi ssUsn. Pasts.

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tk. J. W. Hosgiitos,

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PLYMOUTH COl IRC1L, MO. Is, E, A. S. M. Stated coaTocatloas tha aeeoad Wedaeaataw ka aach aaoeth. J. T. aaaeekasarh, TIM.

s HARNESS

And Dealer in

Sick Hoadacho

Too Hoary for Hiu. This coinrb from Waterford. Loudon county, Virginia: A colored meeting was lately brdd iu this place, at which the attendance was largo and tho converts numerou. The stove-pipe happening to fall, the minister ask.d ono of the brethren to put it in position again. Brother Johnson epsnyed to do it, but being rather alow, the old minister said, "Tick It up. bruddsr, pick it up; do Lord won't let It burn you." Brother Johnson, with faith in the assurance, seized tbe hot pipe, and of course had his bunds Uitir l. He dropped it with the inappropiiuto remark, "De debbil he won't!" It was loat a little heavy for him. - sMitor! Drawer, in Harper's Maya tine for February. Threatening Fulltieal Situation. We take pleasure in placing before our readers the following letter. While having no direct political ' caring, it bus a rial significance, showing, as it doe, that whatever tbe people of these Hiatus may think concerning the political situation, they aie far from branding Dr. i'lerce's Family Itoruedies as fruuds. Galveston, Texas. June 8th, 1878. Dr. li Kit cK. : Dear .Sir Your Golden Medical Discovery und Purgative Pellets have cured by daughter of Scrofulous Swelliugs and Open ttores about the Neck; aud your I'd vorite Prescription has accomplished wonders in restoring to health tny wife who had been bedfast for eight mouths, from Female Weakness. I am with grateful feelings. Yours truly, T. H. Loko At tbe death of John Wetley, in 1701. there were in conne tion with Methodism Hl'i ministers, 115 circuit, lo mission stations and 7'JiiOO members Now including the Methodism of the United States of America, col oniai Methodism and branch churcl.es, k is estimated that tbey are not test than .10,000 itinerant pie ichers, 60.000 local preachers and l'J,XK),UU0 adherents,

CARTERS PlTTLE 1IVER JjPILLS.

PaaMivsHr Cured by these Little Pills. Ttiey also rellsre nittraaa frem Iwsi! sla, Inillcaslloo and Too Hi.viv Kating-. A erfsrt rstnady for I 'Unnas. M a u a e a . Drowsiiiasa.UaS Taala In Ih Month. Cuatad Tortfii, Pain In the MIS, dr. Thay res;ulata the dowrla and seevesH Conallpstlnn nml Piles TU small

Only ons ptll a dimi.

Prlc eeula.

a.t and auLa:sat to laka

J in a rial. I'uraly ViyeuU

Bol'l by all lirucaisis. CARTER MEDICINE CO., Pree'rs, Erls, Pa. ataa Ylsla by bbsU far ona dollar.

Saddles, BridlesXollars Whips, &c-

Shop, cor. Laporte fc Hicblgaa St , PLYMOUTH, INO.

1 1-2 in. Heavy Harness complete $27'. 1 3-4 inch heavy $28. Single Buggy $12 to$15 DoubleBuggy$25to30

HEEDS, &c. CALL OH C8 at out New Store If you wikLto purchaa Goods iu our line or bave anrthiQC tO BSll tu IIB. 23 aichiian St., Plymouth lad.

CATARRH. A COUGH OP TWEMTT FTVE TEARS STANDING CURED. Catarrh witd Dmoppiko ii tub Tl'RiiAT.Ca t'ilNG FKKI.I.NC8 UP STBANO UJM, Dizzi.Nsts. PaOM im Siuk. ami Weakmcss up KiuNere, immkiiatki.y UKI.IaVKD, S Ys r KM KKMINGI.Y MADE Dtll Nkw nv i sR op OMM IIottlk. Masaaa. I.ittlsfi ri.ii a OSal I lire in Manrhaalrr uoar, soil bare lired over flfty yfars in ioffaiown, about Ivo miles from here 1 aaa TT J cars old. I havs bad Catarrh for flftern yrars. anil a Imd rough for twenty-five veers, especially spr tie and lall. (iooU deal nf that tints I iiavr had iliaainesa in the head. Tnr:nf Mis fifteen years I have hsd dropping Irtan from the head apon t lie lungs, filling my tbniat with phlrvin, canaing tickllnf in tho throat, ami whenever I was down with fever creating a feeling of suffocating and strangling, i'ooplc hare thought 1 had the i'ouaunipimu. 1 was doctorsd for that I hare conaaltod a great many phyairiana, ba' uever got morn Ikssi teuipor.irp relief. Asat two mouths ago I had a dixzy spell, tell down and waa Inaeuaibla lor some time, aud did not know my own toika for over ait boura. My brother toki in. of your Cosililulun.! Csfsii'A Afetiiedy, aal adviavd meto huyabottle. lie bai Catarrh aad took thia, and it left. 1 got a bot Is and in ten dava it cured the Catarrh, removed tha phlegm. ticklinstD the threat.

an! I aa shir to saw (our rorda or wood, workinc si i boura a day. I never saw anything like it. It seemed lo make me all over uew . I now have none of the old troubles unlesa I get cold, and then a leaspoAnful of the i nulxf,: o ai s( t i 'i r?vissily removf cverythinc. I woald not be without It as long aa I could get money to bay it with. My irraiulson asd hia wile have bad Catarrh, and they are trv.ua it an. I 1ml Immediate relinf. I have hod pains io tbe amall of tuy hack and weakness of the kidneys for many yeara, and though 1 w rk hard daily, ahoveling thia season of tha year, ni kidneys have found great relief, aad the palna have grwaüy diminisUed. JüSRi'K OEORUK. Ilaucheeter, N. U . April it, 1RTB. Cap:. Joseph tieorge can get the testimony of evert hank msu aud city officer to back bins aa reliable and houcat salrllandreda ol eases or a similar nature coxed within the last yesr. Knott aad Lotions flvs ool r temporary relief. TUc CotiilitukuTmU CatareA Remedy strikes st the root, builds up the constitution makes it new, aad firlvea away Cats-tr. and all diseases of the mnroos membsaaea, and their attendant palna and aches, pertaining to the head, back, shoulders, kidneys and throat. Price $1 par bottle. A pamphlst of it pesos givluga treatise on Catarrh, with ii.r.iuiieraW caaea of enrea, sent free by addsrestug tlie Proprie. tors. l.iTTi urn i a ' , Masch ator, N. H. Hold by L Tanner, end Toe & Chapman, Plymouth. Ind. nov ;- lit

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PLYMOI TH. CUAPTKR, MO. SR. R. A. M. Stated coBvocations the Srat aad third Meav daysin sach moeth. J.M. Oaafer. M R. M. T . PLTMOCTR, LODOR; MO. MB; A. P. a A. M. Stated com aaa mean oas first and fairs Pvttaye la each month. A. L. Bseve, W. M. I. sVaeraiee, tec. tr ILW1MMIMU LODOR, MO. sSS, A. M aTm. L Stated coamaaicatioaa Ut first aad third Teeedays ia sach aseaU. ft. A. Vhesa, W. M. C. S. Sntpbsa. Sec

PLTMOCTR CHAPTER, KAflTftRM STAB meru the first Wednesday aa seek seeate at

Masonic UalL Mrs. ,'. O. Smith. W. M. A

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JNEQUALED IN BAKING I WITH MORE IMPROVEMENTS, ALL THE CONVENIENCES ANI THE GREATEST DURABILITY.

BEST !

ODD riLLOWI. A MCRICVS LOIXIR, !tO. Bl, 1. O. O J

it every 1 harsdaj eveslag at a. as

ami nailing brethren are eordiaUy lavit.d is lead. U Ü. Thaver. N. U. H. R. Meaae, fBse. DLTMOl'TM KNCAMPMIMT, MO. I1R. Rt

a meetings second and fourth Meadaya la

aonth. H. Speyer, CP. J. A. Palsaer. Senke

FI RR COMIAMU,

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second l oesday ia each steals.

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'I'oRRKNT HOfiK CO

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Cold Weather is at Hand

GENTENNIJLL

HOTOGRAPH GALLERY

Every Bty le of the art from a Gem r Tootograph to tbe flnoal India Ink picture, executed In the highest artistic skill. Also copyog arid enlarging made a apeclalty. Ws hate the best of light, bo that pictures may bt taken in any Riad of weather. Picture fran.et kafsf 'ustantly on band. With our kindee rt'garda for an a I read) liberal patronage, w would hsspesk s coutlBuatlnn of the same hoping to be able to rendaw oerfm-t aatlafae ion. both In price and 1ttallty of work. Remember the place. Michigan Ntrest, nsaj Whwi-lar's Bank. Plymouth. Ind JanTt J. R. PORTMXas.

For Trice and Description of the BEST

BEER FAUCET

Manufactured, Write

WORSWICK M'F'G CO.,

45ti3 CLEVELAND, OHIO.

n ROT fc riOH HOOK AS D LA DO

A Bseetiage firat '1 usaday la Sfwyer, Furaaaa.

CO.

Mearp

LOAM A8SOCIATIOMS.

PLTMOCTB B11LÜ1NU LOAM a BA'l-'US ASn 1ATION. MO. I. Beard af Oirectors meet first Monday of each aaoeth D. R. Arseetruae. Pres. C. R. Toaa. Bee, PLTMOFTH BCILOINU, LOAN ft Rat AMBOX IAT10, NO. I. Rssfd ef Wrattats set Arat Monday ia each meats. R. B. Raas, Pres. H. A. Brems, Sec.

PITTRBl RU, nRT WATHR A CHIt AliO JLAILWAT. On sad after Not. irk. irtfi. trains U1 iesTB statloas daily, .except BuBdsy ,) as fellow . .

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ACTaD

WANTS ALL THE

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.

MANHOOD : HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED !

Just published, a new edition ef Ir. C'ulvf r wlla I alflirated Kaay, on

tlir ruli.nl rare (without medw nr of

MpTmatorrhna or Seminal Wrakotss, Involun'arv Seminal Los sea. Im pot ncy Meutal aud Pliyakal Incapacity, Imiard-

imeutn to marriage, etc.; also. Consumption, Epl-

lepv and rlty, Induced by selt-lndnigence or seinal extravagance, Ac, tar-price, in s araled envelope, only elz cents. 1 be celebrated author, in tide admirable Eeeay. clearly ilenonalratea, from a thirty yiars' sucreeafnl practice, tha. the alarming roneeoaeueea of self abuse may rdlrslly enred withon: the knife; Kintinc ont a mode of care at onee simple, cvrtain ami efiVclsal, hy means of wbicli eery anCerer, no matter what hia condition may he, may cars himse'f htaply, privately, ami rn .imUu. RTTh1a lecture ahonhl sa in tbe bands of every youth and every man in the land. Heut under seal, In u plain envelope, to any address, post-paid, ou recsipt of six cents, or two poatage stamps. Address the Pulitlahers, aprltyl THE CUlVcRWELL MEDICAL CO.. 41 Ann St.. New York; P.O. Box, 4BSB.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS !

I'rlntins; I'reea fwr Plsasaure l'rofltaind I nat ruction. A in stent- I 'rln tins; ts a dehrhtfnt and pleaaing pastime for the Hoye. I gives tbem a safe and beneficial amuse im nt; keeps them at home improving their lime, learning to read, spell and punctuatr correctly. Ontflt of Press,

Tyi Holler, Ink, rase, rBrda, rlr. lor tS.75. i'IRsWKLI,'.N.NbKs CO.. law sad K4 Clark St., CSitraaav, IH.

taders and others engaged Is the formation of bands or orcbeslrae aauuld send for

oui new uescnpiive car

vogue, ue-. voted n.l

rlualTp) H to

information concerning liatnl and Orebes-l-al rauuiltaa .ml t-..r

Lalnlns alawant Mn.

wigs el ibe 1 steal and most approved styls of Instruments now In aaa. Mailed free. Address LYON & HEALY. State ana Monroe 8ta,Chlcaga

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ntDUÜArOLIR. rKKB CBICsOO.

On and after May is. in. trslBS will run on the road. Sunday s excep'ed. aa follosra :

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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY I GRAY S SPECIFIC BOK IN I

TRADE MARK Is eepecisuv ret TBAM MASK.

nmmenasn as aa

anfaillng cure for SBatasL Winaaa. Sraaaa-

TORBSB4, Isretksct, ead all diesaawe tbat fol

low aa a roni

"S S asrnrs on Se'.l WHP

er i si Lsssltade Pal a is tbe Back, Dtssneas mt talon. PrematBre Old Age. Bad atasy ether diaaasee that lead to Inaanlly. ( ossamptioa aad a Presse tare Uravr , all of which aa a rale are Brat aasest Kv devistinr Irons the path of natare aad ever isdal gence. The Spectic Medic I as Is the resell af a Hta studv ami many years ol experience la treating three special dlsseeee. Fall pen;, ulars in oar pamt blets, which ws desire to Bean free by mail in every nae. The SpeciSc Medicine la sold bj all draggneis at 1 per packaee, or all packages er trill be aaat by mail ob receipt o( lb mow he ed resale r TUB GRAY MatDiriKK Co' Wo IB Mechanics Bsnck, lartraSl, BM aaaTBoW In PlvmoBth, Ind.. hy L TaaSer, Sad by al) druggists every w hers. ean:

Fever and Ague

MARRIAGE

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A DoiK ofnaarlv SB fav K. ia lain lau(ua(a

i.uniaieai vagrm inxa I r-

aacseta Rica ma

Iniarr.rd and those cootrm-

.nlsiint isarrlsjeiSoiild knew "How toeura diaraaea. lasrd-

rada of Hrlpl-. Sant aaalad lr m cpt avsvAaBuauiiyAJi! r,K.ruu street. tx,iaa,lB

CURE.

IN LIQUID OR PIL t.

Poaltirety enree the worst forass of iMRaa, Fsver, lnmh, Ague, Third-dav Ant, r evet without Chllla, Ne.rslgts or Stck llawaWlaa.

( area IVNHty, Loss of Appetite, beSrt op

I the ayaiem to overcome malaria- makes yoa I feet like yoeierll sad never fall to rare, sold by all Urugpisia in Marshall covuaty Agenta wsnte! wanted every bere Ad SB PBRniNGACO.. MaRisfaetorerB.

ss ia i-ii ii Plyjnoutlv inn.