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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
TIariIlirlS Ixoitenacnt

IN ROME, HcnIaud County, Ohio, Know
L NothingisIn. Spirtualism, and ph;!adclphia-
ism is all Knocked into Pic' And all caused by
the NEW GOODS now arr ing at the store OF
I. J. NORTH, who has just returned from New
York with the best assortment of Goods ever
imported to this country, and is ready and will
ling to wait upon his numerous customers with
all the plea sure in the world.
Then. come one, come all; this is the place
! To buy the goods to suit your taste;
! Plymouth, you know, is dead and gone;
! Twas Rome tina, brought her sickness on.
| Mansfield. too h been purgiEg
Her Rome has been lightly scuurging,
| Not quite as much as now she Will
Mansfield, you know, must take another pill.
There is Oiyesbugg, and Gangcs yet,
Shenandoah and Layiayettc,
Surrounds our little town:
| They need but passing word,
| For they their goods cannot afford
| To sc as cheap as ourn;
But who to Rome has ever come.
i Aad priced the goods Of Johny Bom,
Likewise those OF Thomas j.,
But what will buy the goods that's cheap,
+. And in their pockets money keep,
BY buying them q. X.
Now, there's young Jim and Frank,
And old 7. j., long, lcai, and lank,
VIII show the goods that's low.
If VIC can then bargain hitch,
It's certain. sure, we'll make You rich,
: Long time before you go.
i Now, my dear friends, we are growing old
Il And for the goods already sold
= We soon must have our pay:
D The old accounts we must now settle,
Il For the notes we hold must have the mettl'
!, And at no distant day.
:, Then to save expense andlots Of trouble,
And keep your friend from seeing double
e Walk up and toe the mark
l. Pay those old debts right quick and sure,
ID And case the pangs Inow endure,
&c And pledge you I'll keep dark.
l. June. may 25. 55-tf 7. J. NOR
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
TO PRINTERS.

The present proPrietors wishing to embark
In another enterprise. the PLYuorru ADyEr-
TIsER is offered for sale. The paper Is in it,
second volume, and is now doing good, pref,
liable business. The jobhing aud alvcrtis NJ
the present year, will reach 1000. The sub,
scriPton list is large, and Increasing rapidly
With little exertion it can b. doubled. III.
material is nearly new. Payments maze easy
Fora good practical printer, this is an oppor.
tunity rarely presented. Possession W.ll l.,
given at the close of this volume.
RaT Editors wll confer a favor by calling at
tention to this notice
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
Ohio X N. Convention.

Cotrvnrs. AgyEH 9-The Know Moth
ing Convention met here TO day and nom
ipaled Hon. .iRsH Traallc. bor Governor
remainder Of the ticket net nnminsiel.
The above despatch is all We have sssr
81 the proceedings o: the CcarsaIion
The atteniance va, vcrr small. Hon. Mr.
Trimblc must lie very anxious 10 Uc bcAl
en- 4 he accepts the nomination.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
TaITH1IQ, ltUEust o, IOJJ.
DIR. WOE. "a M a N
OF SANDESkY,

WILL BE IN PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY,
AUG -, ut the American House. Norwalk,
August 2l, at the Wiler House, in Mansfield
Aug. 90, at the American House, Bucyrus,
Aug. %. No charge for examination.
geap This may certify that have been cured
by Inhalation, las practised by Dr.. Workman, !
of au affection of the Throat and Lungs, which
was considered by my friends and numerous
medical men with whom advised as hopelessly
incurable. Imake this statement with the hope
of persuading others who are afflicted in like
manner to go and be healed, believing, as
most firmly do. that the inhaling treatment is
the only proper and effectual method + trcat
ing dseasrs of the lungs and air passages, ant
that by it, a cure is almost certain to be effect
cd. L. s. GRlSWOLD,
Late Pastor of the Washington Baptist Church
Bellevue, Q; }ply %. 1866.
r UMBER WAGON for sale by
Ia Mav1a LEE & MMUNN.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
, Plymouth, August I, 1855.

Eds. advertiser In your paper Of
of the 2Sth of July, I noticed an account
of big egg, but which our York State
hens can beat. Mr.. James HI. Holden, OF
this town, has an egg laid by Chittagone
hen, which measures 7 ! by 81 inches, and
weighs ounces. Let the Ohio hen-fan,
ciers beat it if they can. OwAsco.
Owasco, Cayuga Co., N. Y.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
TOALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

| have suffered much from the Ague and Fe-
ver ever since my remembrance. Last year
had il frequently, and stopped it with quinine,
and Aguc Balsam, hut no cure. This year
about the middle of May, had it had. took
about 7 of Il bottle Of A. RHODES Fever and
Ague cure, and so far have been entirely free
from it, and have not felt as well for years -
The medicine is not bud to take.
Jnly Ii, 1855. P. S. BRINK.
| Ageut for Rchland Co-Rev A. G. Du.
| Bois. Plymouth, and for sale by dealers gencr-
! ally. Inquire at the Book Store of / Du Bois
or at the residence OF \. G. Eu Bois, Plymouth.
| ShaN. No More.
CING'S REMEDY, Warranted to cure Ftre'
IL and AgVc, nd Bilious Remi;tent Etrcrs IL
all climatcs.
The broHen-aown victim of Fever and Aguc
or Bilious kemittent Fever. who has tried twen-
tv different '.curatives without relief, may be
excused for doubting the above caption. Tc
his incrcdulous gesture, we answer "try it.
The possibility that it may be the real specific
which he has been hoping to find in twenty
useless nostrums should at least prompt the
sufferer to make the experiment.
KlNG's REMEDY isno chance combination o.
drug, but medicine carefully prepared from
powerful vegetable extracts, each ofwhich hal
been found to alleviate the class ofdiseases re
ferred to, and which, in their collective ant
Commemorative form, are irresistible. No on
suffering from Fever and Ague can take even
single bottle of Rings Remedy" without be
ing conscious Of a salutary change. The feb
rile symptom abate, the chillS are shortened i
duration, and the strength begins to return
Sometimes single bottle, nay even singl
Dose will break the chills: and never yet, i
- one solitary instance cut of thousands in whic
it has been administered, hasittailed cventua
" to remove the disease. Every species Of RI
mittent and intermittent Fever, however vir'
= lent OF obstinate, yields to it sooner or late
| and no family residing in new settlement. c
9 anywhere within the reach Of unwholesome V;
=, pors. from whatever cause arising, can be will
>, out this unequallcd medicine, cZcertat the pc
.s il of health and life. For sale by
auc1 CUYKENDALL s. co.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
LXlDENCE nE MERIT

'Lewishurg. Union TO-. Pa. May ,, 1855.
w. j. 4. Rioa,s-Dsar sir: The box uf med
/ zinc you sent me was duly received on the 11th
Of April have sold about one half of it, and
80 far the people who have usedit arc satisfied
thar it has cured them. 1t has certainly stop
ped the Aguc in every one who has used it. and
siA of the eases were of long standing. My sis
ter. who has had it for five or six years back.
and could yer get it stopped, except in Qui.
rine. and that only as long as she would take
| it. is nov, think, entirely cured by your rem
edy. {. X. McGINLf."
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
STuRGES' BOOK STORE.
Ia0kS and stationery!
IL L. L, - nLAAL- III ND E'r 1 Il. NV

D. STURGES BOOK SELLER, STATiONE2,& &c.
MANS sIELD, OHIO.
TJAS Just receives large and splendid asort-
/ / m Mt of Books American aud Foreign,
Staple and Fancy Stationery. The new addi-
,ions now made to his already large stock, en-
!bes him to fill any orders with which his pa
irons may favor him, and upon the best terms.
He has also Just completed arrangements for
receiving all NEW AND VALUABLE PUBL
ICATIONS as soon as they are published -
Among his fine stock of stationery just opened
may be found all the new styles Of white and
blue Letter and Cap, bath post, PLAIN AND
IGILT EDGE, folio post, commercial note and
bill cap papers. Also, the new styles Of tinted
blue and damask Note and Letter papers, with
envelopes to match; Envelopes of all styles,
buff. white and fancy-butf tinted and plain
VISITING CARDS. Notes, Drafts, copying
books copying presses, port folios, bankers cas-
es, post office and bill head boxes, date calcn-
ders. GOLD AND STEEL PENS. quills, writ
nr fluids, carmine inks. ink stands of all kinds.
pencils, sealing wax, waters, paper weights
letter and bill clips letter stamps, ivory folders,
WRITING PADS, hlotting pads, ink erasures.
| sand boxes, sc. Also, fine stock of CUT
| LERY, from the best manufacturers. BLANh
lBOOkS, day books. Journals, Ledgers, Cash
Books, full or half bound and made of the bes,
linen paper. Time-books, Pass-books, Mem
orandum-books, Diaries. &c. Every dcscrip.
| ton of blank work made to order.
Wrapping Paper and Twine, White and Gray
Bonnet Boards, sc.
LAW, MEDICAL and SCHOOL BOOKS.
He has on hand a complete stock of Law
Medical, Theological, School and Standard Lit
erary Books. whichhc offers at very low prices
Also very large assortment of WALL PA
lpERS, Window Curtains, Borders, Fire Boar
Views, sc. &c.
Bsn. To this anl adjoining Gcmtry Mer
chats he would add, that he is now prepare
to fill all orders for books or stationery at tn
LOWEST PRICES, and on GOOD TERMS.
Mansfield, Nov "A, 1854. !. sTURGES.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
CAUTION To AGUE SUFFERERS.

Take no more Arsenic, Tonics, Mercury.
Qrininc, Fchrifugcs, Strychine, or Anti-peri"'l-
les Of any kind. The wellknown neficiency Of
these noxious poisons proves them to be the off
spring either of false medical principles OF OF
mercenary quacks. The only remedy in exist
ence that j. both sure and harmless is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
" ool Growers OF Ricnland & Huron
Counties,

Do you wish to get the high
!: f<:*r = est possible price for your wool
sG,54ss2@1Y this year? Ii so. let us II ge you
SskeGssl:kss. to call on the ASHLAND MAN
UFACTURING COMPANY, at ASHLAND
OHIO and there ret YOUR Wool manufactured
into CLUrHS. CA%$iNERES, SATlNETS,
.rWEEDS. BLANNETiNGS, Y.ARN, &C., &c,
or exchange it for the same.
We have now fitted up our machinery in the
most perfect manner. and under the superin-
tendency of Mr.. $. VI. Smith, an experienced
and superior manufacturer, formerly of the
Globe Mills, Utica y. ! we are enabled to man
ufacture Goods in the most perfect manner
fhe Great advantage you Will derive Is thar You
ret the most for your Wool, You will get the
most durable and beautiful Goods and instead
| of dSposng of your Wool ut the profit Of numcr-
Gus Eastern dealers, and afterwards buy and
wear Oh RGgS COfi0n. and Vase made up and
covered over with gloss. you get your own wool
manufactured INTO such foods as you want
Besides this you will encourage Home IHdl&trD
! and build up Home Manufactures around You
(which will aid ITS more than any other kind OF
Iprote~,iaa
Our mode Of exchanging will he
- HIS Of Wool fJr yard Cloth, same quail
Ity rs the Wool.
= lbs OF Wool yard Sattinct me qua ity
las the Wool.
> lbs OF Wool for yard Blanketng, singl'
width,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

A WORD OF ADVICE.--lf You have no
.DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR in your house,
don't go to sleep till you procure some. You
will fri it diSagreeahlc thing to suffer from a
Barn, Scald Br,lise, Pain in bowels, Cramp,
Rheumatism, &C., until some person is sent tc
the store to buy it. Do not wait until the enc
my attacks You before yon prepare your weap'
ons to resist him. Price % ceutS per box. Fo,
sale by all the Druggists and medicine dealer,
lin the United States. c. Y. Clickever & Co.
Proprictors. New York. Nov 10 5i}m.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
GREENriEIp, Aug. l3, 1885,

MEssRs. EpIToRs A race between a.
somewhat noted mare owned near Ply
mouth, and a Greenfield horse, came Off
near this village on Saturday afternoon,
the 18th inst, near the residence of Chas
B. Simmons, in this township.
The occasion seemed to have made
quite a stir among the sporting fraternity
as all the villages for miles north and
south Of us were well represented. There
was very large cruwd present, and bet
ting IAN high. The Plymouth mare was
the favorite-thc same horses having had
a contest only week before in which she
had come off winner. \ large majority
of those present were confident Of the
same result in this instance, and conse-
quently, staked their money freely in sup
p 1T of their opinion. y few knowing
ones backed the Greenfield horse, and
took all the bets that were offered. The
race was finally run, and 10 contrary tc
the expectation Of the many, and to the
satisfaction Of the few, the Greenfield nag
won ! A large amount Of money changeC
: hands.
Z A horse race without fight would b'
t something unprecedented. and those wh'
were present on this occasion honored tn
1 custom fully. \ dispute arose concern
: ing some money that had been bet on tn
e race-it soon led 70 blows--othcrs inter
h f3red, and brutal fight was the result
G Knives, stones and clubs were freely use
h blood flowed profusel, clothes wei
tom from the backs Of the combatants-
o until, froom sheer weariness they desiste'
.S One had two fingers nearly severed by
blow from knife, swelled noses an
II bungcd eyes were as plenty as blackbenie
and Dutch rag-picker would have mat
e good days work collecting the "rcn
If nants" that were strewed over the groun
is 1t is disgraccful--outrageous-th tn
IL such things are permitted in a civilize
" Christian community. There were boot
lc erected upon the ground, in which intox
90 eating liquors were sold, regardless
Is law. Roulette tables were in full oper
70 ton, and every species of vice oIen
of practised. Drunkenness, gambling al
to the most horrid profanity characteris'
nc the occasion.
- - Iwoull ask if there is not some way
prevent the repetition Of such scenes
l.. have chilli to rear, and as | am stri
cs ingto educate them SO that they may ma
j. respectable and useful members of socls
n [ do not wish to have their eyes and ca
O. become familiar with such sights al
he sounds. Money was squandere'l that d.
lie at the liquor booths and gambling table
or that wives and children stood in sore ne
Sc. of. l hope that measures will be taken
ut bring those who have thus outrageous
an violated law to justice, that stop m
an be put to such proceedings. S.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
To the Democracy Of Richl2ri Co.

In the Shield and Banner Of the Sth
inst, my name is announced as candidate
for the eff e of Prosecuting Attorney fol
Richland County. This announcement
was made without my knowledge or con-
sent-its appearancein print being the first
intimation had that my nomination fol
that office had been thought of. Since it:
appearance many Of my friends have SO
licited me to stand as a candidate for th'
nomination, AMI upon further reflection
have determined to do so. therefore so
Ilicit the votes of the Democracy Of tn
County, plcdging myself, in case I an
elected, to faithfully fulfill the duties o
the office. Respectfully,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
ROBINSON g. LOCKE,
u Ram G e A G 4 II T S

AdOeriSer OJice, F7ymou7A, o.
Being agents for several Of the best com
panies in the country, including the Mcr-
chants Insurance Company of Philadel-
phia, Washington Union Of Clevc-
land, and Summit County Mutual, we will
insure either Village or Farm Property,
against loss by Fire. Apply as above.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
TIIDENCE Or sNFTTy.

NeW-lork. June II, 1850.
"I have made a chemical examination Of
..Riod's FrrT and igHs C4rS." or ''.t4iidafs
20 Malaria" and have tested IL for Arsenic. Me-
curry. QuiEine, and Stry hine, but have NOT
found particle oTeither in il. nor have | found
ANY substance Ia its composition that would
prove injuriOu, to the constitution.
JAMES X. CIIILTO Chemist
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
READY PAY STORE
IN FAiRFlEL D!!
DIish N Seymour

TAVING concluded to do business on the
1 L READY-tAY SYSTEM, they take this
method Of informing tho citizens of Huron CO.,
that after AUGUST Goth, 1853, THEY WILL
DO NO MORE CREDIT BUSINESS, but will
sell for CASH or Ready Pay, at from Ten To
TWENTY per cent LESS than Goods can be
bought Or are now sold in the county. We are
satisfied that the credit business is curse to
the buyer, for he has to pay for that credit,
and curse to the seller because his capital is
out of his hands. The motto is ours-''a nim-
Ole sixpence is better than slow shilling"
Come on all You who want an equivalent fol
your money, for We will promise to satisfy you
as to PRICE AND QUALITY. We keep or
hand all kinds Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery
Paints, Dye Stgfs, Ready Made
CotAiny, Boots, Shoes, DC.
| Also general assortment o.
lCOOk and PARLOR STOVES, TIN WARE
CiSTERN and CHA!NpUMpS, LEAD PIPE
| SAW MILL SAWS, BAR and SHEET ZINC
and in fact, almost every thing that can b'
calle lfor.
We cordially invite all our old customers tina
have traded on credit to try us for Cash, ant
also bring your Butter, Eggs, Rags, Feathers
&C., as We calculate to buy all suoh articles.
| BIISi s SEYMOUR
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

EY- -Mcssrs. Blish g. Seymour, of Fair
field, take their place in our advertising
columns, this week. This firm ought to
enjoy good share of trade-they deserve
it. Enterprising and liberal, they are just
the men that must succeed in busincss.-
We commend their establishment to the
attention of our readers in that section ol
country.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

NEssrs. EpIroRs.-You will please an
uounce the name CT JOHN ". BEEKMAN
ESQ, as Il candidate for the office Of Prosecu
ting Attorney, fer Richlanl County, at the com
ing election. subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic Primary Elections and You will NEE
the wishes of GOOD DEMOCRATS.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
NEW YORK MsRE.ET--A

FLorR $3.50 So for common to choice
State: $S.juG, 30 for Ohio Mich. and Ind.
SIC. .O9Gt i, - for cvt.a Gcnrsce.
C1rn-Sales IS 900 bu at SHE for Western
Mixed.
Oats-Fair demand J5cGI5G for western.
Pork-Sl9l5 fer old, $l9,T5 for new
/ mess. l. .ri lOGLl1}
Butter Dull ut lJCll7 for Ohio.
| RYE--At 81 80,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

NEssRs. ErlToEs.-You Will announce tn,
name of JOHN M'MANN, of Madison town
ship as Il candidate for the oiiice Of Sheriff
of Richland County, at the next election, sub
iect to the decision of the Democratic Primary
Election. MANY DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
nL LYMOUTH MARBLE WORKS.
y VI - n

rs prepared to furnish Mt all times, his manu-
L factory. MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES,
MANTLES, &C., of the best style and finish, Of
either Italian or American Marble, at prices un-
cqualled in this wooden country. He has now
on hand, and is constantly in receipt of the
most splendid specimens of Marble, of all sizes
and kinds suitable for Table-tops, Mantle.
Pieces, sc.
Q Plymouth. Oct, IS, 1858.
Id McDONOUGH, at the "UlD HEAD
N. QUARTERS" will pay FIFTEEN CTS
per h.. IN GOODS at the lowest cash price
lfor Butter. Bring it along.
plymouth, June 80, 1865.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

Eds. advertiser Il have two Calves,
halfbleod Short Horns, that intend ex-
hibiting at the Plymouth Fair, this Fall,
that weigh as follows: one, II days old,
1874 lbs: the other, s days old, 124 lbs.
d. COE.
b Elxmnuth, Ancust I. 1855.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

~ incest assortment of PERFuMERY ever
brought into thc town of Plymouth. You neer
mot hefeaitar send abroad for oaoice pepf,,,a.l
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

'THtSis thA best medicine in use for Rheu
y ..matlsw, Spreins, Swellings. Sore Throat
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

FOR SALE OR REM.
- The store room under the Advertiser
s=54 Office, in Odd Fellows Building, for
-z==A-~1 merly occupied by VIM. Deyeny as
Clothing Store. The roomis in good ondition,
aud is well adapted for any kind of mercantile
business, being in the centre CT business. rms
property, together with the room above Will De
sold On reasonable terms. Enquire OF
AUSTIN, Ripley, or
arril7 II. AUSTIN, Plymouth.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
w. ". WAILNIE,
Pittsburgh Steam Marble Worl

FlttSDUfSH SLGdtiI aetKD1O w VOfHko'
3l9. ~ u 323. Literty-st., ifHs5urgh.
IONUMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones, &C.,
WI manufactured by steam. Also, Marble
Mantlcs-a large assortment of the most beau
tiful kind, made of the finest quality of foreign
and domestic marble, always on hand and man
utactured to order by machinery, at S'l5 to Slo'
each. scpt9:'54
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

44..-..--.---.'-s 'is~ssssvu TO
,l!cys running hacS, Of Let's No, %,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

The Forest Pills desgRed to a'rompany the F"r'
est Wine in the OF bisea e, hnlr combined ac-
ton heing more effective IGfy re Infinitely better
tha any other pill caharc, pruLcing in all cases
a charming effect They are purely vegetable, never
gripe may he taken at any time and pass off, leaving the
bowel. perfectly natural Accompanied with the wine
il will cure Dyspepsia CosvenassJ Liver Complaint,
skin diseases soft rheom Female Diseases General Ill
Hdnth &c The Forest Wine is put ur in larga square
bottles with DR. alsey's blown in the elHss One
Dollar per hottie six bottles for Five Dollars Fills
as cts General Depot lGl Duane, 81 New York
For sale in Plymouth by Cuykcndall
&, CO
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-07-18
Friendship and Matrimony.

We have seen some writer's who Iabcrci
hard to prove that love cannot long survive
marriage, except in the form Of an exalted
friendship. Madame de Stael, a sentimental
and intellectual woman, congratulates the
pair happy in her "Corinne" whose first TO-
mantle love has settled into reliable friend
ship. There is a dangerous sophistry embOd-
led in this theory. Sam Slick, whose wis
and good sense we always respected, over
throws the fallacy Of the doctrine in the fol-
lowing piece of logic:
The nature Of matrimony is one thing. and the
nature of friendship is another. tall man likes a
snort wlie F; a great talker likes a silent woman, ior
Doth can't talk at once. A CAV man likes a domes-
TIC gal? for he can leave her at home to nuss the
children and make pap, while he is enjoying him
sell to parties. A man that haint any music AZ
MN likes 1T In his spouse, and so on. II chimes
beautiful, for they amt in each others way. Now
flendship is the other way you must like the
same things to like each other and be friends. n
similarity Of tastes, studies, pursuits and recrealonsi
(what they call c~ongenial souls } a topper for a To-
per, a smoker for a smoker, a horse-racer for a horse
racer, a prize-fghter for a prize-hghter, and 50 on
Matrimony likes contrasts friendship seeks its OWE
counterparts."
Wretched is that home where friendship
supplants the warm gushings of love, and
where esteem is the only bond that holds the
household together.