Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 26, Plymouth, Marshall County, 12 June 1879 — Page 4

The Republican.

Theory ami ÄfC od. There is coming to t great langer, tbe American Cuiivator thinks, that our farmers wi'.l be killed by theories. X grent many writers for the agri -cultural press some of the j uruals as well, it is feared must of the socalled agricultural lecturers and speakers, aud a large number of farmers themselves, are so cooiplete4y filled with notions and theoiies. that they are f rever kept from doing the good they might do, ami frum be Turning the successful, forehanded favuiers they might become, if they rould throw theories to the dogs. ' Well," said a farmer, in conversation Hfith a neighbor about hid achievements, "I went into the field this morning, and Il evan to ca'eulateand plan." "Yes," replied the one addressed, half lntt n upting him, "1 went into the field trud went to work." And if there were we$M who did the Eame. we t-houM a - amoother fields, better buiMiDgs cu the farm, aud more general thrift. Now, theories are all very well, and a etudy of theories, where they are based upon and studied in conner; ion with facts, may become of great service to th practical man. By this means real knowledge is advanced aud the better performance of many useful matters is understood Ui a truer way. But the pushing of theories to a uaelesas extent, the crowding of particular hobbies upon the minds of farmers, till they are uncertain as to What to believe, or which course to dopt, or what to do, only leads to Injury, disaster and disgust. How toany farmers have been di.-curaged t some plan, or experiment, or new way of doing a thing which they have tried, and which has only brought loss and disaster, because it was recommended by some presuming writer or lecturer, or based upon some theory which the party who recom wended It thought to be a very important theory, sure to be correct and in practice to meet with uuiforiu success. Bun your mind back v i the last twenty years and see how m uy bave been demolished by the test of experiment, and Low many disap pointed champions of such theories are forgottee. lu thoee theories may have been som grains of truth, some elements of value; and in many of the theoiies now uppermost in the minds of the teachers of agriculture, es well as those which occupy the attention of thoughtful farmers, there are the principles not to be de 9pised; but the great danger isthat theory will take :he place of method; that good practice will be sactiQced to ideas; that useless scheming and "calculation" will supercede work and tangible results. To a certain degree theories are well, but theoiies shoul 1 never go before good practice. And American farmers, iu their aimless dwsire for novelty, and love of being thought learned and scientific, have allowed men who are not half as capable of instructing them in the management of their own farms as they are themselves, to lead them a hard fount after some petty theory, which ends, very likely, iu the pocket of the guide. low, when our farmers follow theotf blindly, and base their farm operations upon formulas which telate to lots of other things than fertilization take our word for it, thfyj are oo the wrong track. Ooud practice, in ail our farm operations, should go first; and the grent ruaj irity of our farmers are wofully deficient io good, thorough, profitable farm managemeo', methods and practice. Improve the practice, and make the methods better, and let the theories take care of themselves, or follow afterwards, aa they properly should. The farmer whose methods are firstclass, whose practice is such that he receives a good income from if, ean afford to give a little of bis time to study theories; but till his vthoda of culture, of stock husbandry, of manuring, of fruit growing, of generalship, are perlect and at his fingers' end, he woul 1 better let theory alone. The old writers on agriculturethe foundation authors about which our modern agricultural bookmakers revolve In all their wtitiugs, put practice first and foremost, theory last Modem teachers have reversed this order, forcing theory ahead, and neglecting practic and methods; and thousands of farmers are following or trying to follow somo theory which they have had set up, when they should be at work improving the details of their practice, their farm management, that profitable crops and independence may follow.

The Kniption of Mount Ktna. There have been seventy-eight eruptions of the volcano StM since the days of rjlWflor The first recorded eruption occurcd iu the seventh century B. C. and eleven notable eruptions occurred between that date and the beginning of the Chtislian era. The most disasterotis of the later eruptions were those of UM, IGOy. 1GD3, and 1852. In 1169 the city of Catania was destroyed by an earthquake iu i leut to the eruption, and 15,000 lives were lost. In liC9 the lava destroyed twenty towns and villiages. and flowed in a stream from two to three miles wide until it poured into the sea. Reaching the walls of Catania, one stream of lava poured over the wall, MXty feet high, into the city a fiery cascade of destruction. When the main current reached the sea the stream of lava was 600 yards broad and forty feet deep. The couutry for sixty ruibs around was eowred with sand and ashes thrown from th craters. In lG'.U fifty cities ami towns wete destroyed, and nearly 100,000 people lost their liws. The hist eruption occurred in 186.". when seven uew craters were formed on the northeast side of the mountain. The present eruption has been signalized by the opening of of three new craters on the northern 6lope, and streams of lava are 11 jwing down the western slope. The volcano, situated on the eastern seaboard of Sicily, has a circumference of ninety-one miles at the base, and covers an area of 4H0 square miles. There are on the mouutain two cities and sixty three towns and villages, and the population of the fertile districts is about 300,000. The cultivated region is about two miles wide on th - north, east, aud west, and nine or ten miles miles wide on the south. The main or great crater in the center is 10,867 above the level of the sea. but there have been hundreds of other openings within a radius of ten miles. In 1GG9 the lava flowed down the southern slope, or through the most populous valleys. The movement was rapid at first, but as the lava gradually cooled the progress was very slow. In twenty days the current moved thirteen miles. During the last twenty-three days of its course it moved only two miles. .Many of the lava currents eool with out doing any damage, or before they reach the cultivated distitcts. In the eruption now in progress, the new craters are near BioUiizz ), or near the foot of the mountain on the northern slope. The lava current is reported as less than 100 yards wide, and has moved a distance of about four miles. Messina, which, it is stated, has suffered from showers of cinders, is forty-five miles northeast of Mount .-Ena. Arnanvoftbe eruptions have extended over a period of several months, the outburst mentioned iu the dispatches may be the beginning of a disastrous, or, like the eruption of I8oo, it may result iu comparatively little damage. Later dispatches will pro ably in licate more satisfactorily the course of the lava stream. The principal towns of the northwestern slope are lironte. Mulatto, and B tuduzz .

Various tteuuVrinjr of u CIsjmIc Ballnd. The following is the Chinese version of Mary aud her lamb: "Waaga! o un 1 Moll n I lamb. Pleas all saram- wlitti an , Eviy place Moll gall walke Ha ua liopp-f lonj; to i." Wo heard a son of Erin, says the Council Bluff (la; GloU, trying to surrouml Mary and her lamb the other day, and this is the way tie understood it: "Begorry, Mary had little shape, And M 'h'I was wliitc entoirc iy. Ad' wh rever Mary would stir h-r at humps. The young shape WuUld follow Iter completely." The story as told by a sophomore to his little sister: Mary was the proptietress of a diminutive, incipient sheep, whose outer covering was as dovoid of color as congealed atmospheric vapor, and J to ail local! ties to which Mary perambulated her young southdown was morally sure to foliow. It tagged her to the dispensary of learning one diurual section of time, which was contrary to all precedent, and excited cachination of the seminary attendants when they perceived the presence of a young mutton at the establishment of instruction. Consequently, the preceptor expelled him from the interior, but he continued In the neighborhood without fretfulness until Mury once more became visible. "What oaused this specimen of the genus ovis to bestow so much aff ction on Mary?" lbs imj etuous progeny voelferuted "Because Mary reciprocated thewoolprod'icet's esteem, you understand," the tutor answered baek.

America's HI teen I meat ion. An English journal frankly gives credit to the American genius for at fcaat fifteen inventions and dioover !es, which, it says, have beod adopted. ail over the world. These triumphs of American genius are thus enumerated: 1st, the cotton gin; 2d, the planing machine; 3 I. the grass mower: 4th, the rotary printing press; tth, navigation by steam; 6th, hot air, or caloric engine; 7 h, the sewing machine; 8tb, too India-rubber industry ;9:h, the imchine manufacture of horse shoos; loth, the sand blast of carving; lltb, the gauge lathe; 12th, tho grain elevator; 13th. artifl rial ice manufacturedona large scale; 14'h, the electro magnet, and its practical application; 15'h, the composing machine for printers. Tt is not often that American achievements in this direction receive due credit from such a source. .Yv!t' fork Sun. ' ' ..wasaJsV . aSjajMl Peeds always overbalance, and

downright practice speaks more wfuiy than the fairest profession.

"Don't Bite off More'n . vom hoi Chaw." The janitor was as a boy with a new pair of red mittens. Some kind soul in Hartford, Ct., bad fo warded the elub thej iwbones of a shark as a relic to be hung en the wall, lie fastened it up between the beur.trap and the oofTctj mill, and pla; ed under its sharp teeth the legend: "Don't bile off more'n you kin chaw." "Oeni'leuj." said Brother Gardiner as he pointed to the legend, "de language ob dat motto arn not elegant put de words convey a heap of solid common sense, an we doau hev to go down ober fo'teen feet to fin the moral. De man who bites off more'n he kin chaw is gwin to get hisself in an erabarrassin' sityouation. D motto doan' apply altogether to the eating of meat an' taters. It means dat de pusson who wans to ding on gorgeousness beg got to hev de rocks right down in his pockets or fall kerchunk in de road. It applies to de young man on a salcry of $8 a week who am courtin' a gal who kin use up r- a day and not half try. It applies to de man who fin Us he kin sell

out a ward caucus au' deiiber de w . g la a collar box. It appllea to dc man who buys up delegates an' depends on de honest voters to push him frew. It applies to de chap who sails along de avenew wid de ideah in his head Jat all bisness would suddenly step in case death took him away." aSaV- a -aMaas. Old Summer Probabilities. Burlington llawk.-ye. Starlight and silence. Comparative silence. No sound disturbed the quiet of the long thoroughfare of Jefferson street eave the conversation of people as they tramped back aud forth, the ringing of the engine bells, and the ceaseless shriek of steam whistles, the rumbling of the stree1 cars, aud the rattling of wagons on the uneven street, and the howls of boys, and the tireless clack clack of an auctioneer or two, and un Italian band on the corner, and a man playing the trombone up in a third story room, and a boy beatiuga drum in the backard, and a baby in the next house, uncertain whether to go to sleep or stay a Wake and have the colic, and a man falling dowu a flight of stuirs, aud somebody making an opeu-air temp ra to speech on the corner. All else was sileuce. Silence how deep Q larter less twain. And darkness how profound. Adowu the street they walked; walked in the busy crowd, and yet alone, for each to the other was all, or, all to the other was each. At any rate they liked each other. Kind of. "Leander," she said, and there wee a tremulous ititouatioti in the tender voice, "the summer, th long bright summer days and the starry summer nights, filled with the voiceless glory of their love-lit beauty, will soon be here," "Hero," he made her answer, "they are here now. Did you read Iu the Haw key e last Sunday morning, love, of the five young people who died so recently, and in such a heart rending manner; poisoned by vanilla flavoring, love. M. SchwerltigehanptikIcchtniss'T, who h is investigated the subject very thoroughly, says the natives e? South America poisou the vanilla beans for the purpose of in creasing the strength aud delicacy of their peculiar :1 ivoring. It is terri ble, love. I tremble when I think how many times aud how narrowly we escaped death last summer." Hero shuddered aud clung more do ely to his arm, but she said noth ing, and L.'auder went on: "And Prof. Doremas says the ti ivoring ex tract of the lemon is almost identical with the active piiticiple of yellow fever, and he thinks the Government ought to prohibit itslmunufacture and use. But I will stand between you and danger, my own, with my very life." "It is too good of you, Leander," she said, cheerfully, "I uin not worthy ol such d votion. B it do not gn -v for me, dear, for they have a new flu voring for iee cream this year I saw it advertised yesterday that Is not only harmless, but healthful, and far more pleasant than these ol I ami dangerous fl ivotlngs. D not weep, dear," she continued, as L-auder caught his breath and shuddered, "for we can have all the ice-cream we want this sumnvr, and still be happy." And Leander? Oh yes, he did not say anything, but he looked as though he thought they might be happy. Oh, yes, very, very happy. Most everlastiug happy, he seemed to think. Too happy, oh, too, too happy. He could not speak. He could only gasp. and feel his pockets and sigh and kind of choke up and g z down toward the river and look, oh, so mighty blamed happy. Oh, yes. Weights aid HensNres, All families are not supplied with scales and weights, and, therefore, the measures given blow will l ? found convenient. About sixty drops of any thin liquid will ill! a common-sized teaspoon. Four teaspoonfulls or half a gill, will fill a common iaod wine glass. Four wiue-glaesee will fill a halfpint measure, a common tumbler, or a large coffee cun. Ten eggs usually weigh one pound before they are broken. Eight lurge ones will weigh a pouud. A teaepoouful of suit weigh about and ounce. One pint of water or milk will weigh one pound. One nint of molasses will weigh one aud one-quarter pounds. Three table ppoonfulls of baking powder should weigh one outiec. One quart of flour weighs one pound. One quart of Iudian meal weighs one and one quarttr pounds. Important Tax Decision. The attorney general decides that obligations payable in merchandise and used for circulation come wo evidently within the mischief intended to be remedied by the act of February 8, 1875, as to subject tut-in to a tax of ten per cent. The act provides that every per.vm, firm, laMon and every corporation, state bank or state bankfng association shall pay a tax of ten per centum on the amount of their own notes used for circulation and paid out by them. "My Mother in-law is a walking advertisement for Dr. Bull's B it y Syrup," a subscriber remarked yesterday; "she recommends it everywhere."

(Jenis of Thought. Hearts are flowers; they remain open to the softly falling dew, but shut up in tho violent downpour of rain. There is nothing lower than hypocrisy. To profess friendship and act enmity is a sure proof of total depravity. Oood counsels observed are chains to grace, which, neglected, prove halters to strangle undutiful chi.dren, The best thing to vesort to, when evil comes upou us, is not lamentation, but action; we should not sit and f-uffer, but rise and seek the remedy. Oh, wk i CM r -t h hi nlf atni' Bvio-t; the world Vrrcat h Irring deeds. Who indolently Vmiw, When h to stintsaoil Ma;et all i alter him unceasingly call, "O idler, w.icro art lhau?" From thf (rma. A lifeof steadfast, upward striving, a heart of teuder. helpful sympathv for the weak and erring, good deeds brav f done, suffering patiently rn dured, Ü lelity to truth, and cheerful obedience to divine law; this is worship worthy of our giving aud of God's receiving. The contented soul h the sou! held in by lawful and delightful encom passtnent. Br -ak tho wine glasses, and the link amber is gone. It ming les with the vile dust, and uo eye can see it aud no lip can taste it. S t break up the containing forcos of the soul, and it is all poured out; it If not beautiful to be seen. A discontent d soul is a soul spilled out upon the dust. It is henceforth fit for nothing but to be cast out and be trodden underfoot of man. Prof. Siciwj. Tne sternest hearts are melted by the gentleuess of woman; and in no capacity can she more effectually develop this delightful power than in that of a wife. By her persuasive manners she solicitsaud commands obedience; and it should bo her highest point not to impair this power. To euuble her to do thi.-, it i- ueces-sary that she should know how to govern her temper; and this she mu-t mainly rffi-ct by striving curly 10 adapt herself to the exigencies incidental to her altered position.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THü uEWUlNE DR. C. McLANE'S Celebrated American WORM SPECIFIC YEBMIFUGE.

Literary Note. Socialism, by Mr. Godkin; the curr My and U. 8. 8 preme Court, by Mr. Brooks Adam-; the Indian Q icstion, by Et Secretary Cox; the State of Greece; the Condition of Turkey; London Actors.lt cent American and English Liteature, are topics iu the fnitr Xntin .j iV"ie Tr June. A. S. Barnes &. Oo, New Yorl, publishers, sfftoa by mail, post -paid, 50 cts. This hiu'h-chiHs magazine should be in every American household. The ablest an U most charming writers in the world aro contributors. Subset iption, $5.00 a year. Tho Superintendent of Public InPttucth u has filed his semi annual apportionment of Um State cotnmou SoUoui revi niie tor Ulli kM aud thenumeraiion t.y coutdhs, together with total collections. Tho report shows the total number of childien ititheS'ate between the ages of (I and 7 yeiirs to be 7u7.84". Tn- amount of rewnue coll cted, f'j.Vj 17 J .". Ttie amount app ortioned, $l,bri-2,lG1.50. Bit Mere I an! Timi s. If yu m ill tt'; spending much od line clothes, rich loot I and style, bay good, healthy lood, ciic:tcr und but tor clothe; MB! more real and MllMtOttai iMaglofttfe every way, and Oslltcl lllj top the fonli-di lm!it MMpfajrUafj cx-H-nivo, q uick doctors ir DsftM so much of the vile liuiutiiig medicine that does you only bOfOs, toil nut y.aw lru in that imple, pure remedy, Hop Hitters; thai com ilwayi at iriflinn curt, mm rot will sec pood time and liavc good he-dsn. Bet Mother oi unu 39 -Jti

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS. rPl E countenance is pale and lcadencolored, with o casional flushes, or a circumscribed spot on one or both checks; the eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; an azure semicircle runs along the lower cyc-lid ; the nose is irritated, swells, nnd sometimes bleeds ; a sw elling of the Upper Bp; occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion w." saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath vcrv foul, particularly in the morning; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with .1 gnawing sensation of the stomach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting pains in the stomach, occasional nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout the abdomen; bowels irregular, at times costive; stools slimy; not unfrcquctly tinged with blood; IkIIv swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hiccough ; cough sometimes dry and convulsive ; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth ; temper variable, but generally irritable, &c. Whenever the above symptoms arc found to exist, DR. C McLANE'S VERMIFUGE will certainly effect a cure. IT DOKS NOT CONTAIN MFRCLRT in any form ; it is an innocent preparation, nvt HtfiahU of Mug the stigkteii injury to the most tender infant. The genuine Dr. McL ant's VfrMtPUGI bears the sigcatures of C. McLajrt and Fleming Hros. on the

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DR. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS are not fee Undid as .1 remedy "for all the illt that fleh i heir to." but iu affection

I of the liver, and in all Dittoes CociptueUk Uyspqxia am! Sick llVulaclic, oi .'iscaNesof

mat cnnr.icier, tuey i.uui wiinout a rival. A CIUK AND FEVER. Nobctter cathartic can be used preparatory to, or after taking uininr. As a ..ii. ; '. purgative they arc nncipjalcd. r.i u vit i or ixin iTioNH. The genuine arc never sugar coated. Kacli box ha a red was sr!on the lid w ith

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Kavh wrapper lear the ugnaturcs of L. Met. and FlOTMO Hkos. Insist upon having ihc genuine Dr. C. Mr. I.A.nks I.ivkk I'll is. prepared by Hearing IWos., of Pittsburgh. Pa., the market being full of MMtfttiotM of the MM Air I. an ft spelled differently lull MMM p) on uncial ion.

CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS TENTS, FLACS,

. . BEST ia M Wcrld camp Cots j $3.50. ( :nii 'linirw unci 1 1 niiimcclct. GILBERT HUBBARD k CO.,

Send for Cirrnhtrt. CHICAGO. E J. LEHMANN, The Fair," Cor. State caiä Adams Strsets, CHICAGO. Binmn "stocks "msu lor, FOR CASE.

Mri-aixl all dcsiraMc sliafles mixel rvn ly fur use. Established Is..', miid tur Sample Cant ami Prtei UM. IN;, CALVE KT Ä CO., EM Km ioipii st ., i Wcac. 'I onrists, Trawlers. Kxrr.rsionists, should visit ( HAS. T. WILT'S for Trunks. Batcfeels, Baga, Sc. It will My, No. I 44 State t et.

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iH-t.' 14 V lnh Ave. SVnd for uew Fife LM. Arlislir Hair I)rcssin. ft 1 rrnt MfllM

LIQUID ColtagcColors, 23 Shades Ready for the Brush. These Paints are prepare I with our HMoM Kettle iloil.-d l.iiiscl oil, mi I utr the Itt-st in Market, naeare nn'l Huy them '. If J our dealers don't kMf tliem, mm I to u lor circulars and prici. N alsj luanrtfactrtrc Strictly PURE WHITE LEAD. Barn, Bridge and Fanca Paint, aw. Ifttte letW Unseed Oil, PURE LINjEEO OIL PUTTY , &c. Orders ly mail n itl roolve iroiut attteut'n, IRONSIDES PATNT. MMM from IRON II:. iT.i Lsas aks oil min, Cor. Grreen ana Fu.lt a Streets, 4t4 CHICAGO.

SPECIAL AWN0UWCEÄE1MT?. Wc want everybody to Remember The People's Drug Store, Which is io Room No. 8,

LOCAL DIRECTORY.

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M IH I A L Ol 1 H KKs. ( in nit JnAe. fklne KHt.. Ctreait. "r.n. error B. I). Crorloni. Hessions of ti. irruit ( onrt, isl Wonoar in Mur, . :u Momtav in , ftth Monday in xi rnxh r and .ki Moi d iT in lVv n:bcr. CITY 04VEIUMKJT. V'" k III'.'.'.'.'.'. JMeVeesMM iL'XTIi a. , ... Snpt I nblK N l.ool. Kosroe A. 1 nasv City Council meets si-eond and tourth !ouU ia each uionth. 1 "t" 1

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PROPRIETORS

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Fut Pt-ople. Corpul- nt people can be redurd from two to live potadi ier wek without starvHtion, i.y using Allan' A ut i Fat, a purely vegetable aiui perf c ly harmless remrily. It acts uii :Lu food in ilif Btotuaeh, neutralizing all tacvharine aud oleaginotiä matter. H Washinsrtoii Street, BfestoU, Mass., May 21st, 178. BoTAino Mkhk ivk Co..BufTtlo, N Y : (S-ntlemen - Without peeleJ obaUMje or diet, two bottles of Allan's An i Fat reduced me four and one half pounds. Yours re pect fully M. A. Bom. Hundreds of letters similar to the ebove have li-n recrived by the Botunle Medicine Co. Auli-Fet 8old bv druggiiit.

fp-irv to r. fl HM'M A CO.. I'orttand. K Ii I I Naja, for boat Apriii y Hustm ss In kVaUilW ,. World. Kxxtisivi rutflt lM

A. H. BLACKALL, linporW-r a. il 1 nl riu Teas iolfeos and Spices. 49 Clark St. Op. Sherman Rouse, Aft: COR M.IOLJH AND HALSTED STS. CH ICAUO. The Cur', t Ti-io lin;'i-t-il &. BajM Vry Low. CHICAGO, ALTON & St. LO J'iS AND "ire fcfiu City I fc- Skt he, 0 CllatalKC Ctikno A Kmmm CHy. Ol V II B UI('hki(fi IVmirt. Ull ('Ills t. LoqtaA Kweeet CH? Between r,;!"1-tÄ"Qj",,'i" 'I'iit-'i' in--litiii nie s'.M-kml with llir f; h I H11 'nr-. Smoking 'ars, Kivliiiinu t La rjl'ulan- ff-, rnl i-i-Oiuin; Cars, au I I a'lmaii lu.at.- tili Hilajg Cars, i-ver (.!. .-.I in 11 railnn.1 tral-i. 'i li-11 a Daaokiae C-ir. i.it t sapeclaUy for tlise nv li .. ai- itml In rv.-ry rrsni t to the Hr-I rla rars 011 most din's. The new het-litiiiiv 1 hair I ali' 1 Cars a'r ti'tllt xix-cinl!) tur tln-s- ti.-vv tin s M aaM caaat, aattaaajMai to anv aan m BMMf arlwru lor mular pa-St-ntf -r liis!n. hm lia!i.

i i-r-rf-rt flnisli in every r-e f. and trr aHso'nt.-

rotnfftrt, thrjr ant as much sus-n..r m ih- old r -i .iiiini; chair cars of h'Iht roads. :t the (alter are aatraaf toonliiiar 1 in -i .vi in . .Yo Er tin i.nrge irif he wia'f for Seats ifi tAeee Silet4(lid ( Vr.s. 1 h riles hf MM new lines sill he low ss the !.i vet ; an l.iii - .11 c i-'n-n . aiiou- nil; I superior io th in- of any rival route, 1-... L. ...... 'e... ....... I.l.... .

BW99 Our, Day Cürt. Xelmia 1 M A "3T EU OS'S !

ctair Lai, mui l uinnan ram Slteiing f.'nrs. Kim Tiiroauh IHn-ei. Wilhotil ('tmnje, Is.-twei-n Cnic u and Kansas City. Chicago and St. Louis. St. Louis and Kansas City. UN10X DEPOTS In Clii'-nczn. St. Louis, Kans" I iiy. Tick t oMr-i-s s Clark Street ai d at Depot, cor. ('anal ai! Malisoti streets. Clii-af(o. ;.-n i.-il utti i irie r LK-arltorti an I Adaioi St Mr. c. V4 ROM Hata sUpt. Cfctaataa JA MKS I iMKI.roN, lien. Paaaenr-r aud ti .1. . . aCi

PROVISIONS

VO H, WILLOW,

l HIN A k STONE WAKE I W. :tr- liini: at all titns a cheap u hous in Northi-rn Inli:ina. In oonseetloi with the nliove tuiii:- n . iiv t Ij liichepriee in Cash for II Kiuil of PruJu.-e. &l make a ttK. isJt in Hides, Furs, Pelts, Wccl SEI:i, Ac. CALL ON DHajreMj N"w store I' you nsl to pure I .i-'.(i"Ms lu our liu ur tavu nv ' hlna to sell ao us. 23 Ilictiigan St-. Piyinct.-h Inn

l!.VMOI 'ill. LHArmt, RO. 4. M. A M a. Mataal p n MaMMal the liat and thim klaa. "ayau a SMWth. J . liuul.tou, M IC 11. P. pLYMUUTB, UM .K; . A K A A v täte: lou.u.iin.iativas Orat anu tl.ir.i Iriitii mi e.iei, lu-juti. A.I.. hei,W la. J. ihoauii.. sa-e

kll.WI.NNlN l.ofK.K, no :.r A j . & A M Mated rMMrjcatiuL tl l.. . in. t!,ud 1 unalays in taili mi nth l-avid IluiL u w, C. i. .utphen, See.

WAGONS s BUBfi

WMBMJ aud Du Tij'e lor Sale l Uts p at

id

You can Pey a N. a ,

a Month nml rapetn xarai.t--t i,

.j;eli:s. Ontni Ire, hllaw ,v t.o., A'""' i.

The Rothschild who has lust died If the one who is said to have a mortgnge on ruleetiue for tiU.OOO.OOO.

A ptMUUUttM is published of an Auglo-univiTsal bank, to le seteh listaed uader the putronaire, direct iofl and suptrviniou of emitif ot C'atholies in Euylaud, France and Iutly. An act reriulring the lisstruotloe or coeklo Inn r.-i was p.issed by the efnj aapmby of DHnols. TUTT'S PILLS INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS CLERGYMEN, ANO THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.

TUTT'S PILLS CURE SICK HEADACHE. TUTPSPIILS

CURE DYSPEPSIA.

TUTT'S PUS

CURE CONSTIPATION.! tiittjcTdii i e

IUI I 0 I ILLv.'

CURE PILES.

TUTT'S PILLS

CURE FEVER AHO AGUE

TUTT'S PILLS

CURE BILIOUS COLIC

TUTT'S PILLS'

Ute KIDNEY Complaint.!

TUTT'S PILLS

CURE TORPID LIVER. TUTT'S PILLS IMPART APPETITE.

$77

mm m f A ' V. ll u l .-xi-us.-a to acms. 55 Mam m t Iii rrr. Mi a P.O. VICKKUV. AnKUfta, Mail.e. ADViRTISEWHT: 4 : :ilO iu a-)iaHT for lO. Send KV. Inr 1 ih MMj impiilet, O, I' UOWKl.L & f'o Siiruce fir. et, N .

EOP BITTEILS.

(A li-t.. iur, not n Drink.) COXTAIS HHPS, IU " tit'. MANDltAKE, DANDKLIOX,

I Vsu Tua Puaaar ar TV. rr Mrmc&i. Cnuma or I

ali. ii !. a nrrTua. THEY CURB

I All niAPIMTD of f.- MollUM-b 11. r.l . EloiM, IjTcr.l

ZlAoijr, Urinary Or.riri, Krroj r j, ri x p-I

tut eaptH laKr FVmala Complainta. tieee in gold.

rt'in he paJ for a oaan they will -jot rare or b Hp, or I

forar-' T Ini'wraor!- jarfitsrianil In t'irra.

j n' I rl...,.I ' -ia ail try tlu .d

Lef jru you .;u.p. TaL. ao olkcr.

Hot Out'OH Ctraa ia tha at teat, cafit and bast,!

Ask ChUi'ren.

Iba Bor Pi r fur Htomm- h, I Jrar aaxl KVtney la r

rtortoallutlasre. "uri-at yal sorption. Auk druxirtat. j

H I r laaoalmi tntr n-i 1 1rr . tlMcnre fordrunk

onness, ose of o; ium, Utae(-o and narmtlrsi

IfcaaC H b- '-'i tor rlruiiu. T

Abo v4.l rj .iru--u. 11 f Ultun MV-Co. SachaahVtX.'

HOKE MMUFACTUF.ED WAGONS for $50!

pLlaluLTH tUAIiili. kA'llCMM fclAK uitt l iLc trat vw.i.lav ol tacai jmsata at S-Äri:- Jt.a.f.O. mum i i.Li.tiw AMEi;ii t s LOIMIB, ÄO. 1, l.o. O f., a,e,i. ' 0 IUdix'i) ii-Biijf st f. in. lfratt.i t ml v.aiiaijj ht. il.nn urt- oicuii ibkiud lu ai-t-ul, n U. Tfeavar, N. U. L.. t . . , , c pLTHttTl nCTSall Vi vr. i. tIJ. iat.u - liKiMtigs atscotNi aati u.uilli i i Miaa in atti onih. i. euryt-r, V. r. .1 A. I'siM-tr, bciite. I IKK t;ti ..it it v. ADH1AT1C KXOIM 10. Heli cr.M

. 11. 11. Cut It-ti, .. K K. 1 . m i.i'.l, Font

1'OKhl.Ni Mt Jh I.U. htaWit aaceiii fs n ev. 1 J uuaaiar tu eacL uotiib. J.W.I . t, ror van fJitOircilON Um KAM . i ; 'i so, m im i-t.ugs (lift 'liusüay In ai.li aaoaitti. J. . ii'iu.rltli.ii, i i Tili; Ii. LS AaSW I t rte

ULaalOlTM ht ILUINt. Lt'A.N a .yim, AhLt 1. I IO.N, NO. I. Ih iviii ui i:i.tu..a MM Krr JIwk-sv f ras Ii n:'.,iu. V. b. Arn- . roue. I res. (..&.!. c ULYMOlTU ttllUHRU, U-..N ft kATaaVCS ASSUt-lAi K, No. i. i .ant ui On-.Iota met l: t-i ..-.U..UV a rauli U.'iWtU. . L. l.iw, . ia. ii. A. xri.AU. er.

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NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO., Xsuttlo Crsek, Mich. ORIGINAL ANO ONLY GENUINE VIURATOR 99 THRESHING MACHINERY.

Call aail see litem. RMriml MAX RUCE.

T'lT MateMlsaa Grala-Savlac. Tlaie-Sarlaa, aad Mna.T Sarin Thr, -hr of nil. Aar aad pnfrt. in. BaioaJ all rivalry f. i Kai.id ork, fa I t t'leaatac aa4 Aar Marius Uralu frout M-.ili.sc.

'COMPOUND EXTRACT OF

OOINO ART. No. t No. a No e No. n N't Ex KM E. Ad. Kx Bull

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Uves litt.-ti,ti.li dully faeept huttiuajr. 1 i aiti No. 4 l-H k ( I it nro Jmii i m i t t M jrday. All otin i. di.il) exe i-t but i ay. lt. k .IM. Of n. Tas. an! Ticket Au i . IMllANAHILIS, I'KKl'aV CHllAUO. On and after Mar la. IfrlS. irmna will mo I. tt;e roHil. 8uudiA)-$ exctd. fotk ; OOING N'OKTH.

Ct'NTAININOI

SI I tH Potter Threl;t r a ' j-erlaltv. Selal it. ut A-aimlr. niao eijrcl; fur au.iu Po.r. Ol H I arha.oil Stram Thrrhfr Knalnss, bntk rurial-lr aad Tra-'ion. siih Valuabat ImjroTaanti, far be road au aikcr aiaa. or kiiiA. THK ESTIBI Threalilnc BaSMaaM nt oftea i h rar iofl.. usisa that aiaaaut) can a. made by Iba Eitra (irala 8 I VKU bjr tiitmt lanA MacfeUM. all tH Raisers ajtH not anhmlt to tl.e enorni.ni aa.mar of Grafs aad Ihc Inl-rlar work Aebr kf all (Shrr marhlr... neu out pctr-t ou Ih. dllfrraac.

Ua. Tittt lins iucee. 'l' 'I iu eomtiiniue in lh.-t- pilla tin- Ii. r--toforc aiiUKinlstic quajitu- of a HrRKNifiHKNis.. PttSBATITK, unda Ft'RirviMo T.s M Ttieir rtrat a.rarent erTecl IS to iurrvaM' tilt) appetite by (.'aiiaing I ho f.al ttiroerly assimilate. Tlius lh".-ayat-m 'Kunhhed, nml !y i heir tonic action on Iba illiftattvo orvans.

renn 1 1 and healtliy evni'iiatiutia ere ro dtuvd. The rapidity with whi. t. PERSONS TAKE ON FLESH wlnl" under the lutliioiu ol these Pilla, Indiiniuai their n-laplut'tltty toiiotirlsli the IskIv, iSBSI their ctlt'-Sfy fiiruritiK n-rv-ous debility, tni-lan. choly, dysK.-pHiu, waatra'ttK uiuaii, sliii. gishncM of the liver, chronic constipation, and iinpartinK health aiidstrnife'ili to the sy a. U'ui. Sold everywhere. Prill- s (t-nt.1. Office 35 Murray StretH, NEW yonK.

as. I MTOT Otilt Vaatly SepiraSf for Wheat. Oats a aarWJ, llj. and file llralm. but Ihr 0n Saetria

ra Thra.S.r la II'. linsMhr. MIIIM. CTotw, ana Ilka Ri-iire. uo " atlacbiaeal. " or ' aaaaaMaj " ts hat. - from i.raln I flaed. IN Thnroujh WorWmam.lil, BsfSSl FlnUh, IV rfarts a of I'aita. Orm4tra of I'ntpmaet, ela.

ar"Viaaaraa Threaaar Uutuu arc lucouiiabia.

(IstilielTS, Jnniper ft SDirits cf Sitre

in a ccaCEsmrco fORa. ro. Diseases cf the Eidaers k Bladder,

trcnoirhea, Ve;ne:ssE, OvsrMaWlta Gleet, Stricture, Obstruction of tie Urin a.

and all DtNosiso-i of the I rinary

nml NcxhsiI OrtrntiN. Re matter at boa laog ataadiu. aial al ataat M MALE Ol FEMALE. JPrlt - - - Out Illnr.

i iilial.UrfdU

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Arnos.

' l'lvnioiitli... ; Tyuer

Wnlkeiton I I.Aportt' Mi. hiiian !..

i M i-hlcn fity l.aiKirte Wnikerton ; fynci i Plymouth. ' Arjros Walnut ' J'.orloMter Pith , KoVomo i (ndiitti-.tMlis

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Johnston's

V

fraarrj r. m Ml iloal mifc ot PB ItlLL, aad Kid w. j'lHNarjs a Co., 161 Jefferson Avenue, DETROIT. OR MVSJC BV ALL UKUtieUTS.

USE THIS BRA1TD.

- I IU so ty I ' s ion II UI II 14 11 Si IS SNair 1 r 4 m

II Kl H KWKIX. Oon. Ti. Lit Ai.cnt.

0. C. DURR

SarsapahUa

Is ai li wisalsiasil la aa law aM and mat reliable preparation unw prvpai-d Inr

LIVER COMPLAINT

And for Pa.rifing the Siosd.

Thl preparattne U c-r.mj-.nnrlfwl with g-raul care, Irou. ti.. - i MM Honduras fSawaparillit. Vtllow

DK k, ntiilingiit, J):tul'li)u, Wil'l Cbetrryi nni utlicr VaalOaUsie ltclttulieS. Pnnarsd ouly by W. JOHJfMTOS Jt CO. CiivuiiMte & Drtii'irti', 161 Jeffersoa Ave., Detroit, Mich.

Bold by all Drusj MS.

jyr iKHUMs r.r Simpllrlt .r I'arts, uiaic Sara lr. ihaa aas hair th- tonal nlt and 6rar. Malra Clean Work, aith uu l.liu-riu. or heaUrring. pOI'K Alisa of Neparatara Sade. Banria., aflb frtMM Htx to Twelrf-Horar ait, stnd two mty lea of Mvirnv rsl Hra PM ff lo OS I CM. POit Psrtlniliipi, full en our Dealers or srtit to ss fur liiuaLrsu-.l k ircuiavr. 'iit as cmUI frvjoW

PATE

NTS

and how to obtain thorn. Pamphlet oe, uvon rocelpt of Stamp for pcet-ag-e. Addier tilLMORB, SMITH & CO. A.J ..; t of I'ahnU. Atr ratrnl Ofir, ''slnoton D. C

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DENTIST! Office ftrrr J'n k s BrwtJ Lair Office, Uaito St ra t.

Plymoulli. Ind.

VrtioU

C1ESTEKKIAL

1 1 r rouut tily. 1 Jii- pir- S.-r tp lionk of I lincr-ui cf tbc Wurlat s I. 1. 1 .it aro. S nlp . " or 02 pet ar. An Oil I 'hrotuo 'IlnJO inrhrai at " Vossmile Valley " price. - Bm I II . p, a fl 9)Imo. in i-aji t hni.tiii'. rhriatian 0-k!- a M tak a $1 l.'Kik. in ii-r himl im.nnd n saaapl cr.p. o4 "Wood Hjuvb'il.l . luuiif " all post paid, f or only Ui c.-nta

in mnt.'v, ..r :i ... wantiM. Mn-t lil-AdJrvso.S..S.Wisd,

p..-ao alamjia A 'rota

. I. ut nothing -nt lw DaJttiaa-X.a XoskOit

NFaJ VDRLf

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BKST IN THE WOULD. Ami I etter and hialtUier than any SALERATUS, altotf.'tlier tawi-i loir very pnrtsvs- of RaleratUf. I'm up in liaiMlistiiin ami nttweu'emt mir (mhiikI boA s in-ti ad ui in the usual iier wrkges, thus Bfj i MMtWall rakiu" and rllimiliiratiiiii nt pirk.i.'.'. I'l.i- ti!uKiitiil ol I In. ii,..-. I with sour milk npni! K.tur tinsMMiiifiils of the best Baking IMJSSr, SMiBS Twenty Tiniea its cost. !See Mk W. age for ralHaMe iufortnation. If the t.'aspiMitifal is tM l.iivi-ami ilocs not proi!ae tf-ssl n siilts at tirM. u.-- ).-s.- all. r irds fatties preterrliig Saleratus shoul I always ask lor our ''Arm and Bajsmir" fyranrt. amra atySS SS aasai apr I ;

TiunTrrrDfiDu

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I GALLERY Evetystyl- of th rt trom Gern or Thi-io-Cmtdi Ui ikts fn,.-- India Irk ideturc. e-nt.-.l In tin- liiclial arlistlr skill. AI- 0 ' i j -inc.ttid 'ii!;irviiin:iiir n f-rtinlt r. Wf hit! tho baft "t liirltt. eo that iletors nay lt titk.-t. In aay kind f weather i i.-inra fr;m. a SHpt ctmittsotly OH Imnd With ii'ir kin iteH ri'af.it'ils for hti nlreiuh libera! intrtnrir . v -..n!il KeHfi .ik ,-i .-ontinuoliotj if tli- i.assy. hoptnetn tw atit t reatdtM i-.-if.-.-t s.-itlvra-1-'n. twiih In i.. ! mill aaallty nt work. UMjsibt4? t leert, Mieheati street, arm Wtaf...i. i;,mk. rijiiinuUi. In ' Jau7. J. t l u . . ' :i-6i.