Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 33, Plymouth, Marshall County, 31 July 1879 — Page 4
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The Republican. Kran. Proved by Fif nret. The Indianapolis Keics, which eTerybody in Indiana knows is not a Republican paper, comments as follows: "On a page and half of its Monday issue the New York Times publishes a complete analyses of the election of 1876. It can not, of course, prove fraud in so many words, as the cipher dispatches did. but when It shows that for a period of forty eipht years elections of the most momentous kind have drawn out no more than 85 per cent, of the popular vote and then shows, according to the returns of 1876, that 88.2 per cent, voted in Connecticut, 95 2 per cent, In New York, 98.6 per cent, in New Jersey. 99 per cent, is Louisiana, 109 4 per cent, in Floiida, it shows a presumption of fraud Xrom ' hi .b there is no escape. When further it shows that of all us enormous vote the Republicans have only their otdi nary proportion, and tbat the magical increase was Democratic, it shows that the fraud was for the behoof of the same persons who dealt in cipher dispatches, and the inference is, perpetrated by the same master manip
ulator. Indeed in the light of th
Madadane Bardett Conti We do not know of any more suggestive or helpful message to send to you, good friends, during these enervating days than a little record of one
of the royal women of tin century. Baroness Burdeet Coutts, the woman I distinguished as possessing more i wealth than any other private women in the world, and a woman honI ored throughout the world for her wise use of her fortune. We are in1 debted to Sarah I. Hale for an inter- ; estiog sketch, from which we ccni dense the following statement: "Miss Burdett Coutts is the youngest daughter of Sir FiancU Burdett , Barf, a philanthropist and nf jrmer, I whose political career is well known. : Her mother was Sophia, youngest daughter of Thomas Coutts. an opulent banker. She was born Apiil 25, j 1814. She was not educated an ex.j pectant heiress, because her grand-
BiiMine Impression in England. In Burnley, England, 5,795 looms are idle out or 33,000, and 307.870 spindles out of 900,000. In Blackburn district. 11,300 looms are idle out of 52,000. and 84,000 spindles are working on short time and 48,009 are stopped. In Chorley district, 1,000 looms owned by two tlrras are working on short time. Nearly twenty other Arms are running part of their machinery on short time, and seveial have stopped. In the Bury district, both the woolen and cotton trades are depressed, the average time of working in the woolen manufactories being only four days out of the week, and 400.000 spindles, and 3.720 looms are working on short time. In Stockport the prospect, especially in the weaving department, is said to be atmout hopeless. It is computed that now only 500.000 spindles and 300
looms are work" g against 1,195.000
Not Enough of Theui. An Iowa correspondent of tue Chicago Evening Journal tells a story of a colored temperance orator out there who was known to be ia the habit of
indulging pretty freely in drink between meetings. A fow nights ago
father's mapriage with Miss Mellon, i spindles and 7,900 looms five years
the actress, and his gift, by will, of
his whole fortune to this comparatively young wife must have deprived his children of any expectaucy from the step mother, who subsequently married the young Duke of St. Albans. But the amiable, affectionate, and interesting Angela Burdett was ever a favorite with her step-grand-
ago. In Rochdale, Ave mills are working full time and 500 bouses there are tenantless. The Manchester Ouardian gives statistics to show that the condition of trade in R sendale district, where the machinery of the factories is adapted for Indian cotton, is eveu worse. Out of 100 mills only six, and these compara tively insignificant, are working full time, thirty-five have stopped and
mother; uud as the latter had no
Time's work the cipher dispatches ! children or near relations of her own,
. ... hj i : lot i- ilr -r m t r hi :u ' im' h . i. ij
are for tne nrst time entirely ccmpre- J lDe reniainier are running on an av
erage of three and one-fourth days per week.
1 i I i m i ii i i i
hensible. The frauds worked out in u"u rec-ivea iruni ner nrsi uuaoanu, detail in these separate states were 8DOul(J return to his family, and wisesupposed to be all sufficient; then j & i5ted the youthful Angela as comes a hitch and the desperate de- I ner neire89 would a8ame the ddiaire to get the -uaufruct" of ao mucb ! tional surname and arras ut Coutts, weRrv labor, originates the scheme of 1 whlrh. roal "cense, was permit-
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buying up the rascality that previous
work showed existed. The Time' figures show that in Louisiana the Tote claimed by Tilden involves the assumption that of the lOu.t 41 quali
fied rlectorals in tbat state only 1,500
I ted. In September, 1837, the subject
of our sketch took the style and surname, and came into possession of the fortune, she being then twentythree years of age." Since Miss Burdett Coutts came
Freezing Fish for Winter t e The wholesale dealers of Fulton market have perfected a plan w hereby fUh now obtainable only in the summer season can be supplied in the depth of winter. The Fish Market Association have caused to be constructed on Fiont street a large
young men looked sheepish, and went off after a drink. Now why is thin? Isn't croquet a good, moral game? Haw key e. ( 'Micken- Raisimr a a ?onrre of National Wealth. One of the secrets of prosperity of
the French people, and their ability ! BOme n?4,1?hty youug men iu the to bear even the heaviest bürde-: s ! town wnpre ho Wrta louring underwithout giving way under them, 3 I took to " set it up on him," and get the extraordinary thoroughness with I D,m indicated. Their plan was to which they cultivate their farms, j moet hirn ask him to drink, vineyards and orchards, and the I and 80 b' rehys overcome him. After profl-8 which they contrive to obtain j tDe proceedings were over the lecfrom the smallest and seemingly jD. ' turer went to his hotel, where th sicniflcant products. We find n. frpah : landlord asked him how he likt d
exemplification of this in figures latc-
NE V ADVERTISE DENTS.
TUTT'S
NEW ADVERTISED! ENTf.
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
PILLS
e i a n n ptottt si i h y i n vrai n n t of
W I Wm t :n. i:n K.-imr'-. Jr.-. a.
Proportional rettinin t-verv week un Stork Option t o. . suo, - aioa, . a.-ioo. Official Report ami miliar tree. Al'rene. T. POTTXS TUET i CO., Banker. M Wall St. N.T.
Clerk... Auditor STii-riff . .
Trvaaurer ........ .
COUNTY Ol 1 ! KRS. . Dänin! McDonaal Ii. K. Brooae.
I Olm V AstVy
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND Crwn1 ' THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. O t H U jffifcS
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lypublished in an Exchange, exhibiting the extent and profits of chickenraising. Thre are in Franc about 40,000,000 hens, valued at $23 000 000. One fifth are ranrketed yearly for the table, bringing about $4 OOO.OOO. The annual production of chickens is 80,000.000, worth in the city markets $24 000,000, and $2 000,000 are added for the extra value of capons and fatted hens. The production of egg? is estimated at 40.000,000, making tne total value of eggs, chickens, capons and bens, annually sold, about $80,000,000, $i 22 to evjry m in, w oman, and child in France. The power to
the people. He quickly replied: u You have fine people here, sah! very fine! very sociable like most sociable I ever see; but dere ain't quite 'n iff of Vm, sah !"
THE GREATEST MEDICAL $77
TRIUMPH Or THE Abb.
TUTT'S PILLS! CURE SICK HEADACHE.!
Dr. Titt hns siieCcoli in combining in ttu'be pill tho here-
loluri' -IM;it Mii-tli -.i.i-
ties : ,i oTRENii riiKN-
i.i. urrii r ('irr.iit .1 MwJMb Circuit erTWK-ntor It. D. Owrtord. ,1 II,. . ,r, nil l .., .- 1.. ...
A KKai.l Mnw to ne-ntü. rr-h :-' M(,i,.: i .vt, Monday in iAtm-
n M"ntli ani oxiK-n-a puarartred to Ai-i.e. iMitfit Ire1. Sna A: Co., AngiiütA,
X) (until Km . .-uiiiv-H
P.O. V1CKKKY. Avgwtm. Maih
TÜTT'S PUffl-ÄwSrrvSISS
CURE DYSPEPSIA
Their fiist anuarent
effoci is to increase the
THE tONSTIToTlOW CF THE UNITED STATES Sent free to anv 1 'r- on receipt ol 3 ent Minip A'UtreKB Ow, K Kowall A Co., M Sprnee M , N'iw Viirk
A lit'SKun and a Hint. A well-known clergyman relates that lately talking to some youngsters on the coming vacation, and diverging into the neeea&ity of kindness to animals, he accidi'ntly remarked: "Boys are often cruel to frogs and toads. I remember when a boy of wickedly filling up a toad with firecrackers, and ligh'ing the slowmatch." He was her riled to see this
remnrk received with the liveliest
make much out of a little, and to live emotiorj9 , interP9t Bn,, ddighf( arjd
utterly proatrate as he passe I out at bearing an urchin say to another: "By jings. that's a new note. Won't we have fun blowing up the bull pad-
frugally on small meaus, and with limited resource to fall back on, is
the distinguishing trait of the French people, and one well worth emulating
Keep )" of Debt. Half the perplexity, annoyance and trouble that men have iu the worl t is in consequence of getting iu debt. I
TIITT'Q 2)11 1 CI appetite by caorir Um IUI I O riLLJJfoo.i topropcrlvi-jiMm-
CURE CONSTIPATION. JHate. thus the system i Uis nourisheil. nnd by "rilTTjo nil I Crl,,u'ir u,niv ction on IUI I 0 rlLLOfit!l(' 'Hgeslive ornns rilRF PlICC liegtilar und heulthy aj wunc riLco. ii vncnations are proTUTT'S PILLS5d" I U I I 9 f I"! which PERSONS TAKE CURE FEVER AND AGUE.IoN FLESH while n iitier - - . -Jfbe influence ol these TIITTH5 DM I CbH.IK Imiinit Ueir I UM 0 1 ILLtJfia.loiiUtiilitv to nourish CURE BILIOUS C0LIC.Rtne ly. hence üielr jjellii ocy uacwtaa; uervTIITTJC nil I Mous debility, niehmU I I I nLLjIeholy, dyspepsia, wast-
n i-rr-rr ,.rT7i 7h .
icnronic contipuUou,
&uu linpnninK lienitn and strength to the system. Sold everywhere. Price " cents. Office 35 Murray Street. NEW YORK.
TUTT'S PILLS
CURE TORPjO LIVER. TUmPILLS IMPART APPETITE.
Sick Headachei
lies down in the metider?"-(ommevrinl.
Boston
CARTERS
freezing bouse, which in the beat of
failed to come to the polla, and that j into Pression of her fortune she summer can keep the fl-b at a temevery white voter In the state, dead has been iodefatigable in her works perature below zero, thus entirely
or alive, sick or well, absent or pres ' 01 oenevoience. in aaoiuon to ner ! checking decomposition. When the
ent, 72,906 in number, cast his vote varied bequests to public and private j fish mrtrket is overstocked the best for Mr. Tilden; wnile, in addition to charities, she baa built one church are selected for freezing, remoyed to
this,S,4i0 colored voters rallied to his lul accoiuuiouates i.uuu persons. lhe freezing bouses, cleaned, and
support, the remainder of the colored MDÜ endowed two schools where ote going to Mr. Hayes. Tb would children are educated.
require that in every 100 qualified voters 0 Uwe state of Louisiana. 99
t th noil .ail vntl Scolding i mostly a habit. There
Iu Florida the nooulation was 216.- ' l Dot much meaning to it
149, of which 44,741, white and color-
400
Scoldiuir
The Indianapolis Journal says: Since it has become generally known
seems to be natural for some people j that the Confederate Congress failed to bti3. and incur obligations without j to mak appropriations to pay the exmeasure, so long as they can avt i.l penaes of the United S'ates coutts in paying ready ca-h. Give one of this criminal prosecutions, the co ;ntry is sort a chauee to buy on credit, and being overrun with counterfeiters; the questions of payment are mnttfrs that is, men placing the "queer" in tbat he cares but little ubout. B it i circulation. From reliable informawhat a crop of trouble springs up tion received there could not have from the seed of debt! How many been less than twenty persons pas?gray hairs it brings, and how often it 1 ing counterfeit money in this city on shortens life, somo'ims leading men last Thursday."
to commit suicide
3
ITTLE IVER
PILLS.
It is of-
ed, were entitled to vote. The Democratic claim rested 011 the declaratiofl that there were 48,791 votes, ol which 14.441 were polled for Tildeu, and 24,350 for Hayes, which required 4,050 ballots in excess of the whole number of quaitfed electors. Iu Mississippi there were 174 227 qualified electors. 81,887 white, and 92.340 colored. The presidential vote was 164,778, of which 112,173 votes were
alleged to have been cast for Tlld- n, wy t scolding always ilud some
! ten the result or uervousness, and an ! irritable condition of both mind and j body. A person U tired, or annoyed j at some tstvfel canse, und forthwith j commences tluding fault with everyi thing aud everybody in reach. Scolding is a habit very easily I formed. It is astouishing how soou ! one who indulges in it at all becomes ' addicted to it aud couürmed iu it. It , is an unreasoning and unreasonable i habit. Persuus who once get In the
and 52,605 for Hayes. This would require tbat in every one hundred voters 94 5 came to the polU; and if every white voter in the state. wi;hout a single exception, bus cast bis Tote for Tilden, it would still require
then placed in freezing pans covered with ground ice and salt, thus ex eluding the air while the process of freezing is going on. The Front street refrigerator is divided iuto three sections, each cauable of being
divided into six boxes, and the walls ! are coated with zinc, a second or in
ner wall of the same metal separating eac'i apartment a spuco of several inches being left between the w;ill of each subdivision, with oblong slits pMtnitiiug the air from those spaces to pass into the apartment. Tue paces are tiled with ground ice and rock seit, 5,000 pounds of the former aud fourteen bushels of the latter be iug required daily to keep tho temperatute up to freezing point. It is elaimed that the tlsh can be frozen wheu required, and tbat they will be as good as ffVsh 1i-.l1. In addition to the freezitig house of the Fish Market Association, there are in this city two houses constructed by private entetprise, and it is calculated tlut before September there will be more t an 100 tons of the finest fish stored therein. M. V. Herald.
Baby Shows are the rage evrrywher , and we understand that the niiiviTSal remedv ued to keep the little ones quiei i.s Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup. It coutaius no opiate. Ptict 25 cents.
or murder. And
yet how easy It is to keep clear of this terrible monster. Every young man should form a fixed and unalterable determination, befc re commencing his active business care r, not to
incur one penny of indebtedness, un- The St. Louis Globe De von at of ; der any circumstances. Never boy I ieserfbtwg m wHrfag match' anything without you have the money ! between Mhs Fannie Louise Buckto pay for it at once. Pay no atten 1 ingm Mt. Arthur Harrison, j
tlou to "splendid opportunities." ! 8a'
PoiKively Cured by .1 . Tl - 1 1
ineio Linie run.
Thev alo rllf.v
ata, indigestion aul
Ii Ilvnrty Kutn:i:.
4rTl ft lennily turl
Mirxnn-, ..11 :. I
Iiri'vin-w.iUd
,n the Mtmlli. 'ini'-.ll
Tonga. Cum In t!i. Mule. Ao. Th.-v n-L-u-
litc tli 1V. null
MTXIl CXMtlMtlu ; Mini fll. Tlieain:ll-
st nnd aal il Intake. "Only one .:l a, :.ie. J In n v -1. Ilirely Vgrt.ilil. Ifnct SB Ct-ntv bohl t.v all Hi .an 11 CARTER MEDICINE CO.. Prop'rs. E-ie, Pa. t :-c Vlala by mail for on dollar.
J0llC..LE0AKir8 For First-Class FARM WAGONS, 1 A XI) Agricultural Implements
LOOK OUT !
The time lia foine when yon neo-l a morli -
' cine at hand iliat will cure acute dict-a i.
PERSHING'S
SOVEUEIQN BAT AI,
Tbr ineliclni? i ai prepa-wl it.CUii'i" H Vf
raa c ollcn iu a ti-w inoineiir, and ia uu
eoualed lor
COOLBUi cholera Moirrtrs COLIC, i KAM S, NKKVtH NK.nS. XECHAUiU, i;eai)ache SICK HEADACHE, Croupe, Sore Tli mat, oll. Cousin, Toothn . Earache, Hr ic-t 1". run. Naua. KlieoniHiiNtu. Pnitia in the bai k, lii-a I, tU4e, Mij m h, or pain of any Wind. 1'revenm mU water fnm 'Inine "' mjurv luti taken ail. r drinkinc when y in were ovei h-ati il. Kveir InkIv -hiiuhl have lnntle at hand, tlii-nhr -sir iite au I healtlfr Sd.t hv L. TANNER, or O. BI-.MN -Jt ro , I'lviiioiith, I uil. juU iiitt
C 2NTENNIAL
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flTV ChVKRNMKT. Ammm Jnar. ,erk .David E. Snydrr IreaH.irer Jamen A. Uflnnr Sup t I uhhc Schoo! Koroe A. Chare City Council mecta e-i.rjd and tonrth kobdatr I each month.
CHl'RfH MKKtTOKY CWR1STIAN CHt RCII. -, j!t.k ma . m ) nd at ;:3i n. m. ttunday school at til m H. V etl. V-Mt'tr. r lhKI.N rKKl..s l llCRcII. rr,achlDe.Mr J "Ith at ii,::ui a. m., and at T.-u p m. Hkbhath ach.l at 12:15 p. m. Prav. r mtetfnf. M,dneatlava at 7 p. m hrata trw a. A. Uni-, Tartor.
METUCDTS1 KI'INCOPAI. C Hl fcCH. i mrt Ijil'orti and Center ureeta. ! .m hint evr r hahl.Mii. at ini a. at . and -.rsft p. aa Min la'.
f ln.o: at 12:441 p. m.
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I EKOKMEI CIH'IK H. enict in U Lmb-
M.X- emu 1 liun-li tl.e nrst anil il ir. :
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each month at peso a. m.. and at ttr Ja&env t l.oreh at t p. m. i. R. BtaTr. Pa CT THOM Eplaropal Ctiorch. " BMfta' afer ij ilcr fii-ty Soirf ut a. ui., KU'i -,:-ju p m Minday pchooi Ht lj:jij p. BJ. Soil frt-r i.i. Kwifl, Uctior.
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pLYMOl !H. UIAIIER. XO. 4. R. A. M. Mali.! coi'Vocationa rbv fii and thinj Mvu- , da)ameK h ruontit. .1 W. iionghiou, M K.ll. f. pi.YMtit I H, LOUJE: N. 14; A V . A A. at. , Mated .titaiuuDK-alioi, hrai ttuu Hum rn.a . iu each uiontli. A. I.. KwVf, V . il. J. KruWhit.-S.-C
, I li.U INMNG LorXiE, N0.43S.A F A A M Everytyl'orthi-ar? frr a r,. m -r Flioi. - IV aleo couiaiunicatiou. th ftiai uU iLIrd Kmph to tlie flm-M Irnlia Ink oiettir'. -x'- lU'liw in men tuonth Da id t uli U at j cuteil in tin- ojctmrit 1 1 Tinti- skill. Als, e.ipv- C. . miipwrn, tajc. irurnnd 'nlarviiiniiia.1i n siH-oinlty. Wehf - . the baMt of Iteht. so Hi at pn-tures inn. le ll.Mnil clIAHiKK EAM H.'.N n'lAlt tHker, in any kmil if w.-atlier. I'i.-tiire frnn.cn X iuc-. tr the flrM Veducuay of each mvMh at ltep .'..tistantly .n hand With nur kip.le t üaronn t.aii rah burcti, W at. Mia C U n-canls for an aln ah liberal p.-iiri iui:e e Nniiin, sec. would tMfsMnk a oonf tiiuati.in of the tnme - honincr f ri ln :ilili tu rem!.r ihm ffi't iti.fnr
Inn .oth in iirii'.. 111I mialitv of a-ork H UM H IH'.
mml 1 tlje ul"c. M ii-liigan street, neu.
he.-ier s Hank. I'lymoti'ii mo.
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J. K I'OBl Ml Bt.
FRUI T JARS
MniCIf H-IK.E, NO. ll, L 0. f., m-ta ery 1 liiirwl.! c4iini' m .:: p. m. l.cu. it aa! .f : r- hnthrt-u aar curtthüiy tavitrd 1w atleuU. It tf. i hav, r. N. O. Il.l. hrtir.hn
pLWi l 111 l.. AMI Ml NT, NO. IL5. St'hJrd iiie.iiiti aeroDd n.d i.itirth ü-cpdav hi eaU a?nu!:i. U. .-p-er. C. P. J a. I aim. r, r-cita.
thing to seuld about. If there was nothing t- they would fall a ecoldiug at the mere ubdence of anything 10 scold tit. It id au extremely disagreeable habit. The constant rum Idiufr of distant thunder, caterwaul-
that 30,286 colored men should also ' ings, or a hand orgau under one's have voted for him. In New Yotk it j window, would be leas uupleasaut. it is conclusively proved that the j The habit is contagious. Ouce incumber of qualified electors in 1876 ! troduced int a family, it is pretty did not exceed 1,068,412, or 22.4 per certain, in a short time, to effect all cent, of Its total population. Of this j tlie member. If one of them beyina number, the presidential vote is re- ! l'y Huding fault aboutsomething, turned represented that 1,017.33 had or nothing, the others are apt very come to the polls, which would re- j oo to take It up, and a very unuecquirethatin every one hundred qual essary bedlam is created. Ifled voters In the state only 48 failed ! People in the country more readily
a. J aW aafl m full i nri i th Ki Li r t v I a I i m rm itaai 1
w aeposii locir oawoie. ; '' " n..u.uB iuau . piüaSÄUt Wiiy RU establishment Tn Vuar faiaan ik. ..r ...... Dteoole in town We HiinnOAH it Ia he- !.
mm cw o' tc; uinu uiuv. uaiw a---r rr ineiT own. ro manage, that IS
been in 1Ö 223,004 qualified voteis, w mej to occupy anu The total vote returned, was 220.224 '. divert their attention. Women Conor only 2,770 short of the total num j traot tDe hi4bit luore frequently than ber of persons in the state qualified IUeJ- Thia may 00 cause they live to vote. To produce this, it would more in tne house, in a confined ami
require tnat only a fraction over one """"F"". y ug w cooking of it. Many u man spends
voter in every one hundred in the lne nervous system and the health in eDough to ,ive Wt. who rare, bag I I M 1' W . a . a a a. . rrunarB I O nl it w . . . w I . . a. a- I aw V aa
table tastefully set, or adiuner varied
Housework. O ir girld must be taught and mnet praetiee housework not ncressuiily as a rule that they should go out to service, but that they should be able
to manage in a sensible, prudent and
ut to
say, through knowing just what should be deno, and when and how. It is not the cost of a dinner which renders it attractive and nourishing
because digestible; It Is the proper1 fta Aa. atar -
"bargains," ami the lik. Such are onl traps set to catch victims. IT you see anything that you wttuld like to possess, look first at your money pile and make the answer depend on that. Always p ty as you go. If you are short of money, guuge your demands accordingly.
He mmiif:irturi'n un.l k-eiiaon nand all kind o
"They were a handsome coup- j wagawa Njutf kc Aiao.
the amp'iilheuter, The
le in tne amp'iitneater, lue man
wore a linen ulster; the lady had j t ear-rings en train." The costumes in liotli eases weie i at bt i ii.ee mplete, 'jut then it is very warm ut St. Liuis. Ivilianaj'olis Journal.
Skiewdttiss mil lb. My. Hop Hitters so tn-elv ad veil is -il II) nil the iixTs, eciilai aiei reü.ioii. nre h iv lag a I trije sale, and are siiii!a'ilinij all other lit id-ilies Therein IKi dill i the vtrtaWS "I the II.. ii plant, and the lunnrir
lor ol these Killers have shown irreal
shrewdness ami ability in c.tnMMtatliaMf
The (Jin en of All. Honor the dear old mother. Time has se.itiered the sncwy flakes on her
brow, plowed deep furrows on her I Bitlers, vtwM vine are mi rnimble : cheeks, but is she not sweet and every one's oh?ei vati. JSkftaMfi.
lieautiful now? The lips are tliin nnd siiruukeu, but th se i re the dpi
Horse ttg ui Blacksmithini Protnpfty and Cheaply Rxcrntttl arlttf PLYMOUTH. IND.
VVc want everybody Remember
to
which hue kissed many a hot tear
That Silver Dollar. Senator BlninV silver dollar will
hoy a Imttle of Dr. Pier-. e's Golden
from the childidi checks, and they Kedkmi Du coverv. This med icine i are the sweetest lips iu the wotld. " purely blood purifier, pectoral, and The eye is dim, yet it glovs with the to,,,,, hiiS ,eH" u's,ed la th,,u . . . .ii i iilI sands ol easea of chronic disease of sweet radiance of holy love which ' .i in a i J I the Stomach, liver, and lungs, with can never fade. Ah, yes she is a dear i unparalleled success. old mother. The bands of life are 1 1 r
uearly run out, but feeble as she is.
rhole of New Jersev should ham general, and It may be, partly, that
failed to depoait his ballot Connect j lueir natures are more ausceptible, lout shows a similar increase, and for Mucl tbeir sensitiveness more easily these three northern states of New I wounded. Women are sometimes York. New Jersey and Connecticut, ' c,led divine. But we will say no the Time thus summarises: moro 0D tue subj cf, or some pretty For 20 years, from 1840 to 1(60, the creature may feel inclined to scold
population of New York increased 59.7
per cent, anu tue xpuiar vote .to .j per cent ; but from IHM In 176, a period of sixteen years, while the population increased 2.9 per cent., the last presiden Mal election make- the Mtpu!ar vote in crease 50.6 per cent. New Jersey, dtirim; the flrsl period named, increased in opulat ion 89 i er cent., und the popular vote iu-
creiseu oi v r cent ; nut in the secom
us for what we say akout scolding - - - aaaaaa a How to Met a Lorer.
and palatable. There are a good many other things which go to making up good house keepiug. As every young woman ex-
! pects some day to ho mistress of a j house, one would naturally expect on i her part some special preparation for
so important a privilege and duty.
How many of all our uirls are nut in
In Lancashire, if an inquirer wishes the way of dolil ir net?tJ bt or ...
she will go further and reach down M .a a
lower ror you man any other upon i
earth. You canDot walk into a midnight where she cannot see you; you cannot enter a prison whose bars will keep her out; you can never mount a scaffold to high for her to reach that she may kiss aud bless you in evidence of her deathless love. When the world shall despise and forsake you, when it leaves you by the wayside to die uunoticed, the dear old
mother will gather you in her feeble j Symptoms of a Diseased Liver, arms and carry you homo and tell you all your vL .ues until you almost ! MIN in the right side, under the forgot that your soul is disfigured by I edge of the ribs, increases on prcs vices. Love her tenderly and cheer ' sue; s')n'ct,,1KS the l'ain ' the left I .!.. . - - 1.1.. a I
her declining vears with h,lv i MUC' mc l'"-"1 ,; -ciy uimc io lie
tion.
45 Years Before the Public. THE GENUINE DR. C. McLANE'S fll'lW I III LIVER PILLS, Kk TMI CÜKI Off Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, i.HitMt am m. k. aWAMCMB.
The People's Drug Store, Which is in Room No. 8,
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City Crockery Store
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to koow the uhode of a lover, an apple pippin is taken between the thumb aud finger, and, while moving
periiHl, while the population increased .V rOUud squeezed out, when it is sup
per cent., tue M(iular vote increased 81 posed tu fly in the direction of the per cent. Connect icut, during the tirs ., , m. . , , ieri.d, iiu-reased lwr KulHli..ii 48 3 per j ,UTera QOU- ineae woras are said cent ; b it in tue aecoud pa final, while the ut the sume time: population increased 2Ü8 er cent., the Piupln, pippin, pnradlae, popular vote increased 8 3 tier cent. 7"'' wi'"re mJ Uu" l'e liM : 1 rasl, wi-af, uortl or aouth, In all this increase the figures show IWkaj nng or orkeruiuath. that the Kepuhlicau increase was io Holiiwell, in bis "Popular Bbytnes" steady proportion to it previous in- (IMW. says that gills formerly praccrease and to population; la loine Uced divination with h "Hr.. Thomas cases even less. The conclusion is onion," which they peeled, wrnpped irresistible that there was ballot box iu tt cIeuD handkerchief, and laid un-
8uperintending. if that is only what is required, the various duties which their mother, or at least theirgrandmothers, know ho well how to perform. And are not the fathers and the mothers more to blame thau the cldldr-.'n? Making all nllownne.es for the transition state in our social and domestic relatiotis, ate we living up to our light In this matter of educating our giils?
The Morality or l ards and Croquet. One day this summer we rode fifty
stuffing in the most wholesale and der tneir heads, Haying the fo lowing ! miles in a railway car, seated behind
systematic fashion.
remarkable incident happened in New York a few days ago, being nothing 1 ss than the arrest of a man for kissing his wife. The couple were walking iu the evening in Central
rhyme: Baad St. Thoiuaa, do m rieht, Ami aer my true lov come in uight. That I aay h- Ulm ia Um lace. Ami him iu kind aruiK amlum ,
In
Shropshire, lo find oue's future
partner, the blade-bone of lamb must be procured, which is to be
Park, and as they seemed rather cou- pricked ttt midnight with a pernnife, fidential, a vigilant policeman kept and these wordu repemed: his eye on them. In du time he was T. uw' M,xnc J ' P,( k-. Bui my love a licart 1 wiali to pr.ck ; rewarded by seeing the lady's head n he comca not ami iaw u a.-u, . 3 . I'll prick aul prick till II lie lighl. drop oo the gentleman s bhouider. T i u i . l - j ' j , - In Dei byshire they have a method while the latter bestowed a rousiu u. . ,., , . , . . . . . ... ' " e which it would take a bold he.irt to k Sri on her unrui mil Una Ar tl.
the guardian of the public . P; the young woman, to find ; Party of young MM und maidens . - . , , , . v.., r ..... . . I . . . I . ... 1 v . I ........ r mm. - i .
vvv ii. i i.ii'i.r uvuuaiiii, i ti ii B i 'lull l , t""j viu' jdv. an uiieeu lUlll'lies we
the church at midnight, as the clock strikes 12, repeating the following: I aow hemp-d, hciup-aeed I soar ; tie (hat low me bet Olm-, uiii! alter tue mow.
four men, who were playing with those awful playthings of the devilcards. They pl iyed euchre until they were tired of it. They pi yed a little seven-up, pedro, and occasionally a trifle of poker. We never heard a dispute. Their bursts of lHlllmanl occasionally, at some unexpected play, repeatedly drew our eyes from our book. They never quarreled, and never called names once. When we got out at our station we sat at our windows and, and watehed a
An I'ufnrliiiiate Allusion. Atterbury, the clebrated Bishop of Rochester, who flouiiahed In the time ofi ieen Anne, happenod to remark iu the House of Lords, while speaking ou a certain bill then under dis-
on the It; ft side ; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and if frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes baistakefl fur rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels in general are rostive, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is troubled with
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1879.
POE & CHAPMAN,
IliUll. I 1 k, Mich. ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE sVIBRATOR THRESHING MACHINERY.
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cuselon, that be had rophesied dur- pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy ing the previous winter that lhe bill ' sensation in the back part. There is would e again brought forward, and I enrally a considerable loss of mem
he was now verv oirv r flml n,:.th I fmuum sen
had been a true prophet. Lord Con-
sation of having left undone some thing which ought to have lecn done.
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ingsoury. wno spoKe alter tne rfishop, A sicht. drv couvrh is sometimes aji
in his Uiual abusive style, desired ; attendant. The patient complains of the House to uotice, that one of the weariness and debility; he is easily ltight lieverend prelates had set him- startled, his feet are cold or burning, self forth as a prophet; but for his' anc e complains of a prickly sensn part, he was at a los what prophet to til,n of the skin ; his s,irits arc lowJ liken him to, unless it was the fam- l,11 hho" h 15 that excr-
eise ttoum ue uenenciai to mm, tt I he an scarc ely summon up fortitude
enough to try tt. In fact, he distrusts
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awooped down ou them. In vain did the husband swear that tho lady was his wife, aud in vain did the latter weep and protest. They were respectable in appearance, but in spite of everything they were taken to the
poiice station, where they were actu
saw two persons cheat successfully. We heard th one player who did not cheat aeeused of cheating five times.
We heard four distinct bitter quarrels
believed to follow her.
After which her destined partner is ! We heard a beautiful youug girl tell
two lies, aud a meek looking young man three, and finally we saw the young girl throw her mallet against i. i i . i . . .
in- leuce ko uarti it, ingaiened a
The other younffgirl pounded
her maltet so hard on the ground
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" J WfWaW w r?w'i'a t un uiau l . a a , Next morning friends earne to their The bod of man D14Uled Boa Ar' rellef, uod they were identified and ! D0'd wa8 found bung by the neck to
discharged. The Judge sharply re- j a tree at Chain de Boche, twenty -five i hore
uuaea me poiieemao, wno wnen ; miles above Fort Thompson, Oakoasked whv he auoDoaad the coitole to tah. last Sundav Th unnnnnitirin iu
be unmarried, replied tbat be never that he has been doing something i that 'r knocked the buds off aft apple
haw a married couple kiss each other bad and was hungup as an example ill the park before. 1 to other evil doerl:
tree; they both banged into the house at different doors, and the two
ous prophet Balaam, who was reproved by his own ass. Atterbury in his reply calmly exposed the rude attack, concluding as follows: 'fHnoa the uoble Lord has discovered iu our manner such a similitude. I urn content to be compare 1 to the prophet Balaam but, Dj Lords, I am at a loss how to make out the other part of the parallel I am sure I have not been reproved by au)body but Ills Lordship.
The Americans lend 'the wotld In everything and esp.-eiully in faat eating; this has made Djapepola our Rational disease, though now node! perfect control bf the use or Dr. Bull's Baltimore Bills- gold everywhere. Price cents.
From mauy years watching the ro suit of strikes brought ou by the action of so-called unions, we have never known an instance that has not, sooner or later, resulted aaiust the atrikera. To continued strikes more than all other reasons combined, are the present low rate of wages to be attributed $rmU EnOvprlw.
every remedy. Several of the above
liiiitoins attend the disease, but cases luve occurred where few of them existed, yet examination of the body, after death, lias shown the Mvtn to ave bono extensively deranged. AGUE AND FBVEE. Dr. C. Mi Lake's Lite Pills, m casks of AGUE and Fkvkk, when taken with Quinine, are produc tive of the most happy results. No better ( athartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We would advist all who are afflicted with this diM use to give them a fair trial. For all bilious derangements, and as I simple purgative, they are unequ.dcd. MWAJBSI or iwirvrio. The genuine are never siiyar tuateil. I cry box has a red wax eal on the liil, with the kwpspaajaa Ik. McLaxe'i Livaa hi i s. Thccriuinc McLavk's LrVSa I'll J liear lie aifaatarsa f c. HcLajtc ami FLkattKa Bwos. on the wraiiiiert. Irsiit upon having the genuine Dk. C. Mi I.ank's Liver Fills, prepared by Flea. htm Hro,., of Pittsburgh, Ta., the ni.irkrt being full of imitations of the name 3lrl.anrt Spelle! (hllcffntlj hut :mi. .i oaaucuiiua,
PEOVISIONS
WOOD, AV I LLt)V
CHINA k BT09E WAKE ! We are scllinK ut all times an cheap as an. houM- in Ni rthern I., liana. In conneetloi wHh tfce abova butaaaa. w paj tas i.ti ' - pricu in Cadi tor all Kind ol Produi-e. uinl make aaaeelajti In Hides, Furs, Pelts, Wool, SEEDS, to, CALL ON US at ou New store if you wis! to purcliu. tjooilh In our Hue or Have aiivthlna to to ua.
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HIGHEST REWARD
Cheap Homes in Michigan. f to $IO Aere. STRONG SOILS! SURE CROPS! Bailroai througa Cantre of Lands. HEAITMT CtinATC! KMIOIS Ait CHIICHESI linilieUT RflPUlATIO ! Tha 1 aorta nra a Ion Mrtmnc EAST of th M i.sism1ii Ki,-r l.trxi. amount ij .-a in truvi-i un. I lraiiFMrtailiin ai erwim. Irriptitepttuiphl(-t In English a-idiTerman. ddrc-aa. W. O. III 4.11 A KT. Oimrndfi-iiusr, GRAND ILAriDS, MICH.
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