Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 20, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 May 1879 — Page 4
The Republican.
Fals? and Traf.
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The false is rairer than Nh true. B-hohl Ton rloa.lv giant on the hills anpitie! The ttgnre of a falsehood ltit i t ti whine, Atmorrd and he!me;cd. in such a go!d As in thr mart wan neer hoiitht or sold, Giant antl BW1 twt t EaJteH sjji f hupe lee glorious Batst (rata lea fln Of lorm of truth outmatched .1 tho'.isau I fo'. 1! Ah, Pocf.ii: Thou i ha-ni. r sir thou cues:: Mm for uTesthat Ml with happy tears. In tinta delusive, pictures thai repeat lal', earthly forma in heaven 'v atmospheres! How iloat thou shame Um truth, till it app-ara Lew lovely far thaii thy divine dec- it! Scribnrrfor Mj.
Ediiralioiial Coin in u.
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BE BOMDnOMBHC Ther Is nothing In ibis world which ioures success so completely as does perfect independence. Peo Die who are always waiting for help
may wait a longtime as h general considerable force among the ticks thing; a little assistance, a little rec- j This wil prore instant death.
Proper. It lies betwevn lat. 28 de, and 31 deg. south, and loug. 29 deg. and 31 deg. enst. It is bounded N. N. E. by the lirers Tugela and Umzimyati. which separates it from Zoo loo CafTrea, S. E. by the Indian Ocean; S. and S. W. by the river
: Umzimkooloo, which divides it from
Caffiaria Prop, r; and W. and N. W. by the Kdilaraba or Drakenborg mountains, dividing it from the Orange river republic. Its lng-h is about UOO miles; breadth from the sea to the mountains 100 miles; area, 1800 eq'iare miles. Agricultural Notes. If.after the wool has grown to ?orae considerable length, sheep or lambs become annoyed with lice or ticks, wash the lambs in a strong decoction of tobaceo. Auother way i to take a pair of bellows aud inhale tobacco moke; then blow the smoke with
(Jems of Thought. He who gives you fair words, feeds you with an empty spoon. An idle reason lessens the weight of the good ones you gave before.
The passion of acquiring riches in
order to support a vain expense, corrupts the purest souls. Tako your place modestly at life's bumpier, says Knebel, and ask for uothing not in the bill of fare. Heaven ever renders her dews to the earth, but earth seldom, or never, renders ber dues to heaven.
omnendation, a little influence is not to be had for asking, bt there is al ways something one can do for himself. Do It, whatever it is, and do it
wHh a will. Obo thin? leads to an
Pastime. Louisville, Ky . has two female blacksmiths. Yet the arerage woman can't shoo a hen. If anybody attempts to blow Senator David Davis' brains out, the nsuzzel of the gun must be placed agaiast his belly. Alexander IT. Stevens was so poor when be first commenced the prac tiee of law that be had to live on $f a month. No wonder he only weighs 96. Copper money is coined for exclu
andal. like the Nile, is fed bv in- ! sively religious purposes. It enables
numerable streams; but it is ex- nau to feel he has contributed to tiemely difficult to trace it to its ' the spread of the gospel without source j drawing too largely on his income. Four things come not back; the' "r- what does nobby mean?" broken word, the sped arrow, the past "Stylish, my dear." "Well, then, p i, life, aud neglected opportunity. yur nose must be very stylish, for
45 Years Before the Public. THE CENUINE DR. C. McLANE S CELEURATKD LIVER PILLS, FOR THE CURE OK Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, uvsrarsiA and sick heauachs.
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i joiniiiiiuRirs
An Euglwh farmer, very successful
during ten years in fattening cattU j
and sheep, supplied a ration made as follows: Eight bushels corn soaked in ten nails water two days, then
other. If you are a girl, don t sit atui j 8tmmer for and hour, afterwards mix j atvi hope u rich man will marry you, wjth fourteea pounds coarse sheep The greatest thoughts seem dewhile vour old father toils for your 8ffar.and t-ornroiiiizle with cut straw. 1 graded la their passage through little
dariy bread. Mtk dtcises, or go Day or other fodder. into a shop, or if you know how to j An experienced poultry man pives i
be a good servent into 6onte one's j ,ne following reeclpt for chicken ling through a key-hole.
kitchen. Good, honest pluck and cholera: For every forty fowls take! Friendship does not consist in
a piece of asafoc-tida the size of a
grandma says you've g it the nobbiest nose in town. An ugly young lady is always aux lous to marry, and younjf gentlemen are seldom anxious to marry her.
! This is rosultaut of two mechanical I powers, the inclined plain, and leave her. A little girl at school reaf thus: j "The wi low lived on a limbicy left j her relative.' "What did you call
minds. Even the winds of heaven that word?" asked the teacher; "the make but mean music when whist- ' word is legacy, not limbacy." 'Bat,"
A bend properly constituted can accommodate itself to whatever pillows the vicissitudes of fortune may place under it. Pleasure, like quicksilver, is bright and shy. If we strive to grasp it, it still eludes m. and still glitters. We, perhaps, seize it at last, und find it
sensible independence are a dower
la themselves, and there are men i Uekmv nut, break in small pieces ingless smiles
and mix it iu about a pint of corn
words, in great dinners, or in mean-
Sbow me the man
said the little girl, "my sister says I must say limb, not leg." Greatness aud usefulness in this world, little man, do not depend on
who know it. If your means pUce you beyond such need, be independent in aoothor way. L ?aru how to help yourself, and tak care of youraolf as much as possible. Rather be
meal; wet it thoroughly with boiling j and I will call that man ray friend. - .. i. .i i
water ann piace ii near me ioo..iuK M , y. snow ball. Loave
place so thnt the chickens can eat it tbe first thing in the morning.
The liquid yieldings of animals are ! good that's in him melts like butter;
who will break his last loaf with me. ' 'ize- Tu0 smallest thing abiut a
man's trousers Is the suspender button. But j ist let it snap off while h is presenting his respects to his hostess at an evening party. An ulster that would Qt G lUh wouldn't cover
him hin r in idleness against the sunny fence of prosperity, and all the
ono who does things for others than
ono who must have things done -for worth niore-good authorities say ! but kick him around, and he gathers ! ht8 ccafualon.-7friiiytow ILxxckeye you or suffer. Two hands, two foet, i oQe gixtn m0re pound for pound, j strength with every successive revo- ! A Bird that TuVnT Somersaults.
stgnt ana sirengiu, inet o..B.iw iu , than the goH), excrPn,erjr8, Hnd they ; lutioo, until he grows into an ava
enable you to dispense witn tne ueip
while you are young and healthy. Wo like men who can defy advene ircumstances, and could earn a liv-
are saved with greater care by the lanche. Tj succeed you must keep
Thert-'s a pretty little bird that lives in China, and is c tiled the Pork-Tall-ed Parus. He is ab out as big as a
robin, aud he has a red beak, orange
. . at a i
waicn tney were aroppeu uowu. wuu , cau3e of ßreat dea. of wa8te
ean roll up their sleeves and set to
best European farmers and gardners. : moving. All the leaks in the stable aro not in I Virtue tn it8eif go autiful, ap-
tne roor; inoso onen in me noor are n.ur. . i. Ain an innn i j . . ..
! image. Man, indeed, does not hat wings. Nearly all the colors are in
In preparing ground for squashes, j it for itself, but for the check it puts ; his dress, you seo, and he it a gay put a liberal quantity of manure in j upon his desires. If its presence j fellow. each hill and cover it some two inch- j brought no constraint and its aspect But this bird has a trick known by es with soil. Then cover the whole no humiliation, he would never cease , no other birds that ever I heard of. with coal ashes with which the whole j to rely upon it, and to find it beauti j He turns somersaults! Not only does
is filled, and the soil on the manure covered. The seed are then planted
work at almost anything that offers, and who even sew on their own buttons and make themselves a oup of tea when deprived of the help of womankind. We like women who are not anni
hilated when the servant girl goes off J
in a huff; who could wash a dress or sweep the floor, if either the unpleasant effort were necessary, and who, if plunged Into the depth of poverty, would fight their own way out of It, asking help of no man. Independence makes bo woman lees loving. Tbe most helpful women are fouMeat and truest, and as for nan, never trust him in any capacity Äfce has not tte true spirit of independence, without which neither strength nor sweetness may be heped !br. In the battle of life there is but one way to succt -d flht it out yourself. Givo the helping hand when you may. Take it if in some sore strait if it is offered freely; but never wait for it; be independent, as far as man may be, if . u would honor yourself, or be honored by others, or be happy. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. "The Battle of Spurs" took its name from the fact that when the spoils were gathered by the victors there were 4000 golden spurs found on the Held. As none but knights then wore tuch spurs, the nunber of them found marked tho extent of the knightly laughter. The "Battle of Spurs" was fought Ht Coutrai, in Flaudets, in the year 1302. It was aa pochal event, because it was the first great battle between the nobles and the common people, aad the common people won tbe day. The uriny of the people was composed merely of the citizens of a Flemish manufaetur rag towus, aad yet they utterly over threw the knighU and gentlemen of France, who expected to slaughter the burghers like sheep. Tbe result of this terrific engagement opened tho eyes of the world for tho first time to the fact that mechanics, uaerehants and day-laborers had as much pluck as knlgUU and noblemen. From that day the odious feudal system began to decay, and the subsequent battle of Bannockburn, Crecy and Polctiera, which were also won by yeomen, decided the fate of feudalism. No; there is no alcohol in grain in tte natural state, nor in any substance in nature. Alcohol Is a product of mans ingenuity. Tho elements of
iu tbe ashes directly over the inn nure. At each. ho ing. scatter a fresh supply of ahes around the plants, and grubs will never trouble the plant. Confinement and want of occupation are among the chief causes why fowls eat feathera. The former is often inevitable in winter, but the latter can be avoided by burying some of their grain food in tbe sand and allowing them to hunt for it, which will afford them pastime and healthy occupation. Givo them some green food, fresh meat two or three times a week, burnt bones, oyster shells, charcoal, clear water aud a clean hennery, and if all this doesn't euro them of tho habit, wring their necks for they are ino irable. It is folly to keep old sheep. They should be turned off to the butcher while they are in their prime. It does not take half as much to fatten them then. Wheu they get old and
rul and attractive. he d thh in his free life on the trees. Earth is the source of everything but aUo uf ter he is caught and put in the eyes of mun which bears a j into a cage. H-j ist throws hta hvml character of dignity and force. Vul- j far back, and over he goes, touching gar souls wi-di to see, to touch, to the bars of the (age, und alighting grasp; others have the eye of faith on his feet on the 11 tor or on a perch aud are great! It is always by He will do it over aud over a number haviug faith with others, in them of times without stopping, as though selves, in duty, or in the Divinity. ! he thought it great fun. that men have done great things, j All his family have the same trick, Faith has been, in all time, the j and th?y are c died Tumblers. Tho strength or tho feeble, the salvation people of Cuina are foud of koeplng of the miserable. In great crises, iu them in cages an 1 seeing them turngreat exigencies, the favorable chance , bie. Travelers often have trio I to
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'ik- i .Nctp uet-n tut mm nuu i. j agaiust hope. And the greatne.s of individuals or of nations maj be
measured precistly by the greatnca of their faith.
; uiing uicuj to our cjuntry, out a sea voyage is not good f r theiu.a'id they ! are ulm-t sure to die on the way.
Vtei m Mi fM(aV St. ffidtotao for May.
Bill Arp on ( arrjlni,' I'istuh. I remember when uobody carried I istuls, for there was none to carry The generals aud c l oneis of the
big oues about a foot and a h If long,
whieh they carried iu holsters hung
thin, in order to put them in condi- iD th pommel of the saddle as they Hon to slaughter, the whole super- traveled around to the general urnsstructure must be rebuilt. Four sets ; anJ a föW bloods had a case or of lambs are ull that a ewe should i duelling pistols, which they kept
bear; this will bring her to five years, and this id an age when, with a little extra ?are, she will round up to a fine und full carcass. Exceptions may be made when the breed is poarce and the blood is more durable than anything else. Mm York Trib UH".. Many orchards become unproductive. Tc restore them to productiveness, sow them in clover, and when the clover is wel established turn in the bogs and sheep, Their droppings will fertilize the ground. They will
Among the many bud things said by Col. Kobf. J. Ingersol, th re ar always some pood aud b- au itul sei ' enre.t. Tut tn I iwlno whii h mirrlif
Oeorgia militia did have some great Ue an a9omt9m l0 i4ghu.r
appeurs in his lecture at Ci.ieago, Sunday, Apiil 2):h: "No day can be so holy but what the lauh of a ebild will make it hotter still. Btrlko with the hand of fi:e, oh, weiid music.. in, thy harp strung with Apollo's golden
hail ! Fill the vast cathedral aiales j with symphonies sweet and dim, tieft , tout her of the organ's k'yo; blow baffler, blow, un'il thy silver u tes Co touch aud kias the moonlit wave-, and charui tho lovers WMlljf laj 'mid the viue-clad hills, But know your sweetest strains are discords ull compared with childhood's b ippy laugh the laugh that fills the eyes with light j and every heart with joy! O, rippling i liver of laughter, thou art the blessed ! bouudary line between tho be istsund
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver. 1)AIN in the right side, under the edge of the ribs, increases on pressure; sometimes the pain is in the left side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels in general are costive, sometimes alternative with lax ; the head i troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back jiart. There is generally a considerable loss of memory, 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 patent complains of weariness and debility ; he is easily startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensation of the skin ; his spirits are low ; and although he is satisfied that exercise would be beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet examination of the body, after death, has shown the i.ivkr to have been extensively deranged. AGUE AND FEVER. Dr. C. McLane's Liver Piixs, in casks of Ague and Fkvkr, when taken with Quinine, are productive of the most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We would advise all who are afflicted with this disease to give them a fair trial. For all bilious derangements, and as a simple purgative, they are unequalcd. BI S AHE Or IMITATIOKM. The genuine are never sugar coated. Every lx ha a red wax seal on the lid, with the impression D. McLane's LiVkK Pi i t s. The genuine McI.ANt's IjTM Pit i s bear he signature of C. McLa and FUMtM Hkos. on the wrappers. Insist upon aavta the genuine Dr. C.
WCLaNE! LIVE Pil l s, prepared by Fleming I'.ros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the narae Mr Lane, petlcd dineicntbr but same ivonunciation.
TUTTS PILLS I A NOTED DIVIDE SATS THEY ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT in COLD READ WHAT HE SAYS: Du. Titt: iH-ar Plr: For ten yean I have been a BMttjrt to l?iixia:n, Constipation and li I I.nxi MjiriiiK yuur Pllla wprartTomina.idetl to tne ; I used thm (but with little faith). I am now a woll man, hare good apneüte, dlg-oa-
uon perfect. reKu..r sloou. iuihi Koue. and I
lldflean.
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$1 nrn profit a Nam investment ot MM I II 0 U in Vetcrii t nion. March 4 MUU
For First-Cla!8
1'roportioiial ret urn every week on Stock Option
oi o . .., - raioo, . .-oo. Official liriMirta and circular free. Addre.
T. PCTTE2 TI3ET i CO., Banker. Vall St. N.Y
FARM WAGONS,
COUNTY OTT it EKB. 1 reaaiirer A. L. Thotnaoi Recorder j. L fg ? P? , A. C. North. school bupenuteodeut yf ft BraUry 1 lliruti Hamck Coiamiaaiouera Hvwnrri Baraab ) Jaataa Abraot. Reg-nlar acaaiona of tbe Commiaaioocra' Oocr flrt Mondays in March, Jone, September and D. ceuiber.
We will p:.y huunlu v oi i im pi r month
an1 expe !ie-, ir ilu-.. a latj;e Cvoiiut.ia., toail our anil mawtfM lawtiawa. M'awrni ?( vrtav, bauaple fieu. AJurcuEi.iii t o , lu..UaIl, alivlu AC.KNTsJ WANTKI) for Smitir Hihi; Hi. tlonary "u,HitJ!AV1PICTORAL BIBLES Prices reduced. Circulars tree. A. J, ItOI.MAN A O . , 1-hilK.
$7
A DAY to Asent eanvassinc for the
Fireaide Vialtor Terms and Out-
lit Freo. Address P. O. V CK Ell Y. Au
gusta. Maine
dJWPf a Month and rxpnaa gaarartced to 4) I l Ajjen". Onli-t free. Sua w i Co., Aucuta, Maine.
AND
Agricultural Implements
USE THIS BRAND.
lie manufacture!' and keep on hand all kind ol IV agon, Buggies, Sulkies, Sic Also.
lone Mil m BlacksmiUucg Promptly and Cheaply Executed marlStf PLYMOUTH. I D.
The Farmer and the Laboring Man's
friends.
B Nussbaum ; Mayer
Wholesale and Retall Dealer In
M OH TAI. orriCKRS. Circnit Judge 8Maey Kelth. Circo it Proaecator b. Ü. Crowfse. S'-.Mcu of the I in int i ...,,i I . ftj -
Oer and 3d Mond.iv in Uecember.
CITY OOYER.N JirT.
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Jama. A. Olimoee Sup t Puolic Schals i; jacoe A. t base CI t Council meets second and fourth Moudara la each mouth. '
cm It t H tJIKKCTORT CHRISTIAN Clil KCH. 1'reaeidng MM a. m and at 7:3o p. m. Snnday school at lt ls p H. V. Herd, Pastor.
1 hKSBYTERI AN CHURCH. Preaching J Sabnath at 10:30 a. m., and at 7.N p. m. ftabbath school at i' iK n n i-m... . w.
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J- f- ' oi irre . a. utile, ra
KTaCDttT KF18T0PAI.CIIUKCH. Come, ! Ijil'orti and Center Hr-t. Preaching rr al.battl at lonw a. m . and 7 p. at ennJar t hoolat 12:40 p. m. G. W. l ower, Paator. KBFOKVtn CHI B( H. Scrices In the Latheran Lurch tl.s Bret and third baadara ta n.onth at in;ao a. b., aLd at Iba Jacobe Chimb at p.a. J. B. HaatY, l'astcr.
OT THOMAS' Kuiarnn.1 i,,... m.i
O vices every Snuaa) at iul at.', aad 70 p Sunday school at 12: p. u. Seats free. J J. aude, Hecio;.
BEST IN THE WORLD. Aud better and healthier than auy SALERATTJS, altogether answering every jirnoae of Sahratus. Put up In hindaome and'ronren ent one pound hu? instead of ia the uanal patier packages, time preventing all cakini; aud discoloration of pa k age. One tcaspoonful of thia Hex I a used with sour milk eiuae Four teaspoon fa IIa of the beat Baking l owder, siviag Twenty Tiaasa its cost. S.-e pack age for valuable iulormation. If the teaipoonfnl ia too large and doea not prednce gcxKi result at first, use less sfterwarita I'art.r preferring Saliratas shoakl alwaya ask lor oar ''Arm and Hammer" Brand, samt style as Soda apr 1 7 S mos
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CATHOLIC (St. Michaels) CHURCH. Firs service, T:S0 a m. second service at 10 a: at Vespers at 8 p. m. L Znrwellea. Paator
MASONIC. PLYMOUTH COMMANDKHY, E T. KO M
v Im , . r- ' . 1 . uuu 1 U L! Sua I Ul I mouth. J. . Houghton, E. C. c S loan eoruer.
PLYMOUTH OOÜKCIX, NO. 1. M. A. . . Stated totirocatiour the svcoial V adxisoay la each Jio.ith. J. F. Ungeubaagh, T. L M
PLYMOUTH. CHAPTER, NO. 4. R. A Stated couvocaliona ih fliai ..! tkii
daysine.ch moat. J W. Honghtou. M R. M. P
WAGONS : BUGGIES Vagoasand Baggies for Hale C heap at MAX RUGE'S! Yon can Bny a New. HOME MANUFACTURED WAGONS for $50!
ruarQtufi
Call and see them. MAX
RUCE.
have, gaiti'i! forty pounds soli
They ara
ortor hid out aud exhibited ouce iu a while to iieraou .1 (tieudd; but these litt Its uw fashioned wpffl and revolvers uud 4f OOokfl that evt-rj-boily uud the uiggera t uny uow-a-dayg hudo.t heeu iuveuted, aud I wish thy hado.t yet uot that I atu afeenl of anybody shooting we with malice aforethought, but they occasion so many accidents thai I don't want one in a huudred yurdd of me or ray folks. I don't seo much sense in tbe law against carrying them concealed, for you can't call it con-
worth their weight In go d
Riv. K L. HIMPSON, LouhTTflle, Ey. A TORPID LIVER it the fruitful source of many diseases, rtirh aa Iiytpepsla. Sick Headache. Costiveueas, Dysentery, Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever, Jaundice, Plies. Koeuninlihui.KldtieyCoaiplalnl.Colic.etc, Tutt't Pill exert a powerful influence on th IJesr.and will with certainly relieve that Inj porfaul organ from disease, aud rettore iU Ounnal luiictiotis. The rspid ity with which person! taaeon fleah. While tin i. r the iiifle.ence of these pills, of itself indicates their adaptability to nourish the body. Lance their efficacy in curing nervoui debility, dyipvila. wast ing of the musclea,s1uRgiahnesa or the II ver, chronic constipation, and LuiparUaf haailb and atreugth to the ayitcm. CONSTIPATION, Onlrwlth regularity of tho bowels can periScc health I enjoyed. Vhen the ronttipatiou Is of recent date, a single dose of TUTT'S PILLS will suffice, but if it has boo.inr t.hitua', o:io Mil houM be taken evsry night, rraduallv 1 iui n -lag the frequent; of tbe drwe entd a regular daily moT.rnrnt it ol'tainad, whieh will tooa fi lli w. Kol! I v er win re, BS ( tnla. OFFICE. 36 KUBJLAY ST.. NEW YOLK.
num und Ter vrnvwunl wnvn nf
pick up all tbe worm falls, and this cealmnt wken you know tbat a fel- thine Joth (,rown $omö n,Q(i will wonderfully lessen the deatruc- low has got one unJer his oat tail. of care q jttUgDter r0se-lippetl lion of fruit by worms. Top dressing In quui reling with a m tn iU a rea- ! ,,HUguter of JoTi there' are dimplt;!S or rottoa manure, leaf mold, a-he, sonable presumption that he's got enough thy cheek8 to Clltcn arj(, lime, etc.. are very beneficial to ; one and tbst you'v, got another, and hoJJ UQ,, tf,jrify lhe teHr8 of griof orchaids that have been In bearing a i It don't make any difference wheth r m ,
its concealed or not. If he didn't
few years. Orchards can only be
The avenue-) leading to an early
kept good by care, good manuring ! hava one he can step in a store and : grave have often been opened by a
and good pruning. Labor is indis- get one mighty quick if he wants
peusable to success in fruit culture, a ia all other things.
All Ready Tar Dinner. (Chicago Journal. 'My dear," said Miss Clara Morris
to i cougn or cohl. inousaatiä have
been cured aud saved by Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup. It is cheap, only M cents a bottle.
which It it composed exist ia a natural to Mr. Clara Morris, at the Palmer
state, in various products, but these j House the other day, Mare you quite say that a man who does ain't as cynic, to whom grumbling has be
kill you, or he ean get a shotguo like they used to do in old times. They make 'em bo small now tbat
a boy can hide one in his watch pock- j The Meanest Man In the World, et, aud thev'll kill every pop at close Of all the man character that quarteis. I never toted one in my have come under our observation.
life, for I'm aferd of em. I don't tho tnoanest of all is the dyspeptic
Sick Headachei
PotK.vsty Cured by these Little ki.la.
They also rel level
Iilt;-as rrini IyaH.p-i si.i, 1 1. d igest ion au.ll
loo Hmrly Kiit.nu A erfcl remedy f, r I i'kiiism, I n u e s .
liri.wsiueae. Bad I aalel
in lhe Mouth. Tostedt
Tuna. Pain in lhe
S ! . .Vc. T! iv rein
late the Rnnsla mi ll
prwv. nt 'otiilprtl o' and 1'iles. lUeaniall-
cat and eaaiaat to tHke. Only oio p II n dne. 40 In a vial. I'uri e. fr.co H cent. Mold by all lJrugg;tta. CARTER MEDICINE CO., Prop'rt. Erie, Pa.
rive Vials by mad for ons dollar.
CARTER'S SPITTLE
Special Rates
:fo:r.
Job Printing.
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WOOD, WILLOW,
CHINA & STONE WARE !
We are aftlltng at all tlma na cheap as an aouae in Northern Indiana. In connetioi with the nlove businesa. we pay the hlghcri price in Caah for all Kinds of Produce, am' make a specialty In
Hides, Furs, Pelts, Wool, SEEDS, Ac.
CALL ON U4 at oui New store If you wial to purrhanw Goods In our hue or (tare anv'hina to aell to ua. 23 ffllohigan St., Plymouth Ik.
NICHOLS, SHF.PARD & CO., DMttlo Creek, Mich. ORIGINAL AN ONLY CENUINE "VIBRATOR" THRESHIKG MACHIKERY.
T'TF. atahleae Grala-Kariar. Tlaie-Karlar, sad Moaer-SmTiua Thr..h. r or litt, dar and rarrm-
Una. Re. aad all Hialrr fr Ranid a'ark. rrr ClaanlLf, so tut Saviag Uraiu rrvra Wa.Uf.
ULY HUU1 H, LOI OE; NO. Hi; A T A A M Mated ecumuniraUoas erst and third Frists Iu each month. A. L. Keive. W . M. J. ItrvwLia,
Kilwinmno lodge, ko. abl, a. r. 4 a. m Stated cominnnicatioiia the trat md third lucMiays iu taih Month. lald Hull W M C. . Sutpben, Sec. ILYüOITH CI1A11 EK. KAD'I EMS ITAR ueeta the trat V.axlnslay of lath aaeath at Maouic Hall .'aiab Ltub, , . Ja. Jits v. O Smith, Sec.
OID rKLLUWk. AMKRICrs LOIK.E, NO. H, L O. O F., BeeW eery I buredaj enin; at 7:SC p. m. UeatCcat and viaitina; brethren are cordiallr invited Us aV eiKl, II U.Tbiier.N. ü. H. k. keoc, 8.
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FIRE COMfAMK. AMDATK KNQINJC to. Ma:d secoud I ttesciay ia eath nutth.
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KOTFCriON IHH.E AND LADOKJt CO.
a meet loga fir. I l aaaxlaj in each month. J. JL iloutrlitoti, Fonuan.
LOAN Aai4ClATlUS.
IJl.i Ml1 1 1 11 BUL0INU LOAN 8 A VI
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toeet trat Monday of each moatb. D. B. A trour. t'rea. C. K. l oan. sec.
PLYMOUTH Bl 1LD1NO, LOAN A 8AMN
aSDOilAI 10, r0. a. Board u. IM
meet Srsl Monday 10 each mouth. V. . fisas, Prea u. A. hroaa. aec. '- Kjr fll 4 Ml UO, I iil.l Aa A thltAbu KAIL AI. On and after Nov. ii h. 187. trains wll ieav aiutious dji . .eit.pt buuday aa fwllowr :
Ot INO WERT.
element have to be extracted from those thing lo which thy exist, ami recombiuied in artificial proportions and bj artifieial proceaaes, ia order to bring about tbat peculiar oombi nation which is kaowu a alcobol. Permmioan is a preparation of preserved meat, made by cutting lean meat into thin strips, and after they tue thoroughly dried, the subatanc is reduced to powder, uud mixed with melted fat. It ia largely used by th northern voyageurt, and constitutes
ready for dinner?" "Awfully ilte, my love." "Bave you laid out tbe paste dia mond for the chambermaid to steal?" "Ys, d city.". "And writtan the usual notice to tbe chief of police ready for mailing?" "Everything regular, my pet." "And ordered a nice, gentle horse, to run away with me to-morrow?" "Yea, dear." "And sent those marked copies of
brave as Julius Cu; jar, but I beard come a ecoud nuture. Tbe weather
Dnni Hammond charge the grau 1 is always too hot or too dry; the jury of Floyd that a man who had meat Is too rare or too thoroughly one hid about his person bad a streak cookd, too fat or too lcau In short, of cowardice runniug down bis back- be grumbles about everything from
bone as big aa his arm, and wasn't fit to associate with gentlemen and Chridtains, and hw wouod up by say ing "that's the law." Atlanta Con-Htitution.
bis coffHe to Congtess. He is always in want of something he has not, and forever discontented with whatever he has. Contrariness is his distinguishing trait. If bis wife desires to spend an evening wi h a friend he insists upon staying at home, Ht warns all of his bachelor friends to beware of matrimony. His brain is so full of whims and crotchets, there
an important item in the supplies j tne 'moxa' operation to the Sunday furnished by the Hudson Bay Com- papers?" pany to their employees. "Certainly." The penny is an English coin ef "And did yu tell that reporter
the value of 1-12 of a entiling. The Saxon introduced it and rnad It of silver, weight about 22t grains, or 1 340 of th poncd. It weight was reduced by Edward L to 1 20 f an ouace, and in the reign of Elizabeth it value was fixed at tbat of 1-62 of an ounce, which it Mlil retains. It has ljng been coined in eoppr, but on account of to inconvenient Elze of the copper peony, a new bronze
that I intended to buy a $200,000 banana plantation somewhere?" "All attndd to, sweetst." "Then let us look unhappy and go down."
A "Tidal Ware" uf popular Favor. Seems to haye struck ScuibssB's Monthly. Th increase in sales during the past six months ha beea
nearly twenty thousand copies, and ; is little room for reason or sense, tbe edition in England has doubled, i But the dyspeptic cynic reaches tbe The May issue (95,000) contains ! acme of diaagreeabienesa when a di thirty tree arlu lest and departments, seased liver has supplemented th among them an account of "The New ' grumbling by hypochondria. Then Museum in Rome," Wilbelmj and Be- j the slightest unpleasant clrcummenyl, A Day on the New-York stance is magnified into something Docks, the first part of Adelin Traf- j momentous and terribl. The victim ton's story, a capital installment of j becomes distrustful ef the best "Haworth's", &c, &c, with the first j friend, and all sorts of imaginary of The Brazil Papers." which have ! evils haunt tbe weakened brain.
been so long in preparation. In
trder to givo now subscribers the openiug chapters of Mrs. Burnett's
Great Novel, " Ilaworth s, the puh-
TbU picture is not overdrawn, a thousunds uf bnmeg can attest homes in which domestic happiness and harmfny have ben wrecked by nothing more than a dyapeptic and chronic disease of tho liver. Uiven a sound stomach and healthful liver
Mr. Cyrus W. Field has bought tho land whre Major Andre was executed,
and will erect a monument on the lishers offer, or any dealer will sun
place. Ftir this he is being severely ply, tbe bound Volume XVII iu the condemned. But is it uny worse to new and elegant olive-green etnboss-
coramomorate tbe fate of a mere spy d covers (instead of the unbound : and the results will almost invariably than to canonize by tinatlntod praise , numbers) for tbe past six months, be health and a cheerful temper, the bf-ail and front of the late South- without charge; that is. for $4 on Dr. Pierce's Oolden Medical Discov-
' will be sent Volum'. XVII bound. Ktid ery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets a 8x mouths' subsctiptioo (M ty 79 to are uufailimr remedies for all chronic
Why let your Baby suffer and per- October 79 inclusive), with four diseases of the stomach and liver. hilf tat .!! whcll II Ikf.ttlA flf T)r I. l.'j frnn'Lt.'i.A nnrtruila .f T . t x r w 9 . 1 1 e tar I Inwr ula infirl triam no (ha tno
, . , -a. a I " ? " -"- W. m vaa ... 1 W I I I -J 1 t ' ' W a 11 HI ' a W AJ ' 1 j - - I1U V V ( A S l aa, SIOIO I W a 4 V 11' Ml fat? IM l from which it is separated by a thinly j Btiby syrup would at once relieve it Emerson, Holmes and Whittier. j popular domestic remedies on thtir inhabited country called Cufftaila und effvet a cure. Price 25 cents. Bonaxn Ii Co.,7i'j Broadway, N. Y. liit.
WW.KIK.BALL, PIANOS & ORGANS, Ctrser Maie & Adams Sis, aa. f aätUCJC -atlL aJlV" ZÜaW LADIES! DO NO T FAIL To vlail the PARISIAN SUIT COFor Suits an 1 Oarmrnts at HVaaoiia'ile Prices, Corner of Statn St Monroe Sta., Under Palmer House, CHICAGO amaa-a Scott & Co., "Hatters to the Great Northwest." 135 it 137 Madison St., and 18:1 Lak St.. oor. Clark St.. CHICAGO, Carry a Larir- r mm k and uMke Lowar I'ru-rs than any uthrr hnuse in the Waat.
coioago has been Uaued bince 18G1.
Natal, Is a British colony on the eru Conft-deracy. - Chicago KWt
soutbeust coust of Afilca, ubout 300 miles northeast from 13i itiah Caffiaria,
AHE YOf QOma TO THE CARNIVAL? Kan as at AND OR TOVI Sl l'PLY OF TEA, CXJFFaB3K i-.ll Ij:r-i Ami ','." mt Out, ;Ot TEA AT T K N T V t'KNTS. i3 r. Strtit. 0?;:iti th? C-srsua Z. Orcorner Maillsnii Süil Hil.'Uil Mn i '..
PATENTS and how q obtain them. Pamphlet froo, uion receipt of Stamp for post bvg-o Address CIL.MORE, BMITFI & CO. Hvliritort of Vutrntt, Mmt V.'r.fl "Jet, 'IftaAiaj-tüS. L) t
As every busines nun is preparing for the spring opening ol business, it would add greatly to his conrenicne and Jan to the appc-umner of his busiut ss it he had aoiue nratly printed Sialiuiivry, such as
LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS. STAEEMENTS.1 ENVELOPES, CARDS. TAGS, ETC.
All of the'nUore will be printed to crdtr. For the Information of those that ara not aware we are offering extra low figures on nurh work c publish a statement cl prices :
Letter Heads, 500 - $--t5 Hill Heads, 500 assorted sizes 2.50 large sizes $2.75 and 3.25 Note Heads, 500 - 2.00
Statements, 500 Envelopes. 500 X " XX - XXX Business Cards, 500 $2.00 and
STKl Povter Thrtlr a o. ait Spatial alia, af Saparaiur. made rvaraa.1, far Straw Paatr. OIK t'arUalsd St. am Thrrsasr Eairlasa, both PartaM ..a Tra-llrn., vtia Yalaatal lmproraBMSt, br ba.acd tat ottrr aiale or aiud. THE K3TTIBK Threahlnff Kipsatea and aftea tkra ta l.a time, tbat amuct I rao w madt b Iba Kttra Urain S VPU bjr tba la. pro tad Macblaaa. GUI IS- Balasra will not abmit to ti. taor. mo vaatafa of Crala and tht Infarler work dose by all other macbliwa, wbaa oaca poaatd aa th. diCraajia. fbjrOT oui t Vastly Knpsrlor for Wheat, Oaa, is Barl... aja. aad Hk Orala. bat tba Osir Saeraaafal Tbraakar la 111. TlaaMbr, Mllkrt. l.'iovrr. .od ht Sarii. Kaqalr so "attaekwmtt" ar rrballdias" M obaa-a from Craia tsSsoSa. X Thoromrh WorLmanahla. I'lcant Flalah, P.rfactloB of Pa) u. Ci rupl' t.t.f. of r,aliaiaal. ats.,
' naT.a TUrcabcr uluiu art I&oouiiarabla.
Kv. i Ko. i "So. i Ita.s t-'MlCx l a. Ex N't Ex Malt .'Utabnrgh . . iiaöim aassl i e-t can saoaaa M unuataf iii a 2 .i b 1 asaja A haue j lunui r. 5 1 n. SX&i.sa 11 aaaM Orrville 4 uu i Kru. l Uin 11 ss.ia Jlun tli-lil i ofiain 1 (i( m v ttibiu S lib SB Crustime. ..iu 7 suan 5 i n v :.mu ttpm Ol saltlas ..It : soan. sovm spn Korent t Jsaoi . T Sspao ll tta-ta, I Lin.a loats tWBt jisssistl ft. Wayne 1 in n BByra t4a F'ymou h M-pn 2 ft tan j Clueafa t an. etwast Tsa.-1...
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"ABVKLOl'S for Kiiupiirltr ' f farts, asla I . Uauoua-h.lf Ikeuiual Soll and i..ar. Makr.
Claas Wirk, with aa l.iiurla. or Scauanaaa. POl K Sliss af Ssparatoni Mads, IUncina fraaj fill to Taralra-Harac au, aad iwoatrlrt of Mtfuaiad lloraa Pawar bo matcb. FOB Particulars, Call aa ear Dealers or writs la st at lUuitrat-4 Slnuiai, wbiaS aaall Iraa.
On and after Mar 11. irrs. trams will ra on lb- na.. 8umlnrr excelled. a folic wa: (OINO KOKTH.
Iniiianati l p Kokomo I'oru itociieator .. Waluut A ;;- l'l) saoatb Tyner , WalkertOD 1 h !' , MlrhiaraaCI'T . . ....... OOlNd
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1.50 2.00 335 3.00
All other printing at very low price We furnish the stttieuery in all cases.
Republican Job Office,
J. W. SIDERS & CO., Proprietor.
I a raonthl larv-paxc Hcrap Hook of I lia cr.-am cl tho Worlit'a Lilvratiiru. flmlo oopy, aOo , nr S2 pft rear. An Oil Chromo net inchrai of " Y(rmit Valley " price. 3: " Black Bhrep." s f 1 40 hook, in tpr hm-tinrf ; 'hrtatian Oaklfy'a M utalo-. " aifl nook, in piir Inn l.iik'. anJ a rampln (op, of ' Wi.od'a
Houjehild Magazin all ixiat-pa'd, for only Jl o-nU ti ri CSV, or la one-cent pout sen atom pa. Agents wintH. M liharal terma. Inrt ntb.ncaent ire. AiUrxi 6. S. WgoU. Tribune Bu:ld:a:, Now York Catj
CATARRH. With all its Loath ome Attend, ants Cured by Fonr Bottles or rua Constitutional Catarrh Remedy. The Co.NSTiTi'TiuNAL CaTaaan Kksedt is tbe first article placed hufore tbe public that prop Baad to cure Catarrh bf hu cling up th i 'nstitultor, It strnck at the root ot the hol difflrultv, sun tbouaanda upon thouMnds of Icttt-rs bavt been received by the proprietorB, aettinjr forth the marvelous caraa. ana what ia remarkable, enrinir not only the catarrh, bat all ottwr ailincnta at tbe same time. This is what it always docs. The flla inn rtati -tntnt is only s sample uf what we are constsutlj receivinc, from well known people to whom MSI can write, and not to Ixhjti" onta. Catarrh and ita
attendant evila. cold in hea'l, hacking coah, in-
Ciplri loir
M City
I.Hrorte... WalkertoB
Tvner
rlymouth. .. Argos W'alr.ut Roeheater... I'eru Kokomo
Ia liar.;.;. oil"
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SS SS S41 ICS is as lis 11 14 11 1
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F.V vT APE. Or n Tlekat Acaat.
ripirnt consumption heam be, pains In hack ami
loins, diexiiKia, laucuidneaa, loaa of
general weakness, all laave together waeu tke Con-
stitutioaal Catarrh Remedy is taken as recommend
ed.
Adams Mouse, S71 Washington Ht. I Boston, Mass., Feb, U, 1873. Maaaas. Littlepielii & Co.: 1 'i4i Sirs: It givaa us great pleasure to let the pabhe know inroagn yon that by lhe saw of yoar C'onatttwfionaf cafarrA lUuirdy I have been tared of one of the worst esses of catarrh. Ism to-day aad have bean sine I left off uaing tbe Remedy as free from it aa when 1 was bora. ror len years 1 bad tbe disease (n the worst form. There was s Continus) filling np of my dead, and s feeling aa if I wanted to free it, and It was na aooner cleared ant than It would again ceimmeuee to all ap. At night and morning it seemed to sesame lis worst form. When I laid down there would be a roaning of mums ttom oiv head to my throat, which caused me to awske in s choking condition. This Wrought on a cough which lated for some time, and! tliotilit 1 hnd rouMiniplion. Your Rernt'd v whk reeommeiidvd fo me by a fri. n't who had um il It and In-, u i un-d ol u MiTi re casv of ( atari Ii. The flrat ivoltle me ench relief thit I felt I could not say too much for your Kemey, I houcht it of J. Noble, HiUist, M (iruen St., Hoeton, who will vouch for whut I say. In all. I iihciI four bottles, and, as 1 n.itl U-lorc, am eutiiily well. Yours n-r-iKctfullv, VV. TRFADWAY. Price H per bottle. A pamphk-t of SI pa-i s giving a treatise on Catarrh, with innumerable cases of core, sent free by nddressln? tlie I rotrie.
tore. Litti rnri.ii i Co., M it . h eti-r, N. II. Sild bv I. Tauntr, and J oe i Ciispinau, hiss outL, lh '.. Ub !3- 13t
HIGHEST REWARD
Cheap Homes in Michigan, $S tm BIO jsar Acre. STRONC SOILS ! SUMt CROWS I Eallroai tiroug i Centre sf ZsaAs. HIAITNT ClIStATtt tettsts aas usnt limtlStST MfSU TsM I Those lands are a long distance KART of ta Mississippi Klve. Laws) anDoaBl swrsd IB Umvsl sod t ra.rvaporta.1 Ion of rrofai. Doaeripsl re pamphlet In Kngiish ard Oai-raaux. Addrssa, W. O. BTfilAatT, (l tiilaibsr, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
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Every styl of th'- art from a Gem or rbotoffrai'ii to ilic flnost Inilia Ink iiictnre. xcnted In thu bisbt artiattJe 111. Also eopyrg und enlarging matle a aieilt jr. We hava the. best f light. -0 that piettirva may ht tHki-r, in an v kiml of woatln r Picture trasbri kupt ont(tnllr on huni) With oir Linde regoriir-for an alroatlx lilral pulr" nng. w woulil besiieial. n iontlniifltion of the aama )...... I . I. A al.U ... - .. . . a , .
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