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an, nabm ibm SatteI uno 3aSel az uno lieB
CO umbermeiDen, wcraul i9 mid Ielblt our 9tube
luf ben BCoen lp1rf. Sin lauteS &eu6en unp
Sdnauben iiber5eu8te mid balo, boB l9 uno
lleln Yfego ntAt alletn Ieien.
Gin Slid in ra5 0ebtil9 3ei9te nit cine
fSrmlide Dfeu18erte. {Oler lagen einj9e Oitihe
nit berac0binSeucen 3ungea, bQlbtDOt ron Der
mlloen SebIa4o, ale 0lere ron ltb Itredeno, I'M
@raIe, e5 maren bic le6ten Auf0mmlln9e, nab
teno onOerea l1pu lpleOer etma5 muatcr gepor-
oeneS Nilo ftietlld um mid ber lpe;octe unp
ltb purd metne NnDeIenbeit nI1t i'll Oerta8
ten bedn9|tiSt Iilblte. Ne6eu lbuen lag Elm
nn9ebeurer lSplf, Der sroBte elmer 0eeloe Don
mebr ais 20, frteclld uno 5abm ME eth alter
O1u8buuO in elmer Oortjhenfe. And CT nar
pom Neuer gebeBt, ulatt uno erlHopTt IN oen
Walp 9efllintet, un0 Uer9aB glelU lelren SD
ueropen i'm 3ufrleoenen Weiible lelner 0tets
tuna feline beltlaliihe Wraulamfeit. WllOe
Rferce, ,9linopieD, niibe S6weine, WDIfe &c.
rubten lih bier aus uuD %betradteten init Vers
muucerun9 aus ibrem lid)eren Verlted Die auF
Berbalb pes QSaloes mltbenbe Verbeerun9. Iue
erlhtenen mir, mie nenn lbnen cine a0Bemetne
Amreltle perflinbet, elu oll9etneiner Sdub 9ee
gen lepen Sdaoeu uno @efobr rurdj eine uue
ltAtblre Wtadt 3u9eliOert mrroen mare. gSte
etnlt i'm 0arten Goen, meilte1 bier bic pier ltBt
gen GOpfelnDe Darnlc5 nebeu elnanCer.
Wteine Berwuuperuns ltei9erte iiN, ol5 i6
lab, zap audi Shlo19en bon falt allen Sprten
neben mir rCrbeifro9en uuo nit Der
Sbteren Gas all8eulei1e Hettua9sfeit gu
i4Ieneu.
Die meiiten DieIer Tbiere waren lan9e Belt
cor mir 9etcmmen ; lie pittern cte @efabr lanJe
e1e Der Wtenlh unit Auanabme ettpa
oes SnOianerB) lie entDefen fam, unp ent5ieben
ltA oerlelben burG 3eltiAe iSIutt.
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0ebrdute 0eIoueu. See peroQnfte feline Grs
baltnu9 lepl8lt1 etner JtepetlI"ltbl, mll mel1er
bic Snoianer nl6t um3u9eben rerltanoen. Sn
BENT Eager Der Scmande8 lanD 0err See ntAt
weri9et 1l8 % metBe Weiber un0 80 40
weiBe &inper ais @eian8ene boz. 3wet Gage
nld} I%etner UntunIt man1ctlrten ole WIlDen
etne englld)e Sr1u, Jilmtn8 Nndd Od5ttl, all
Die rauIamlie YSelie 9c banDeu Die un9
9ludtthe an einen Sauul, quIiten lie III @e0ea
plrt ibrer 160ter Wtar8arct unD Oa.riet nit
Den aU8BeIndtelten Utattern, tan5ten un oas
nit Ddnontl4eu 0eberpeu uno ~Iltanl.
I0en Srf5Iprun8en uu0 3erlleIlbten lhltebtt0
ben &Orper Der 81 GoOe 9eqadlten Ut1u. Die,
lel6e mar nit lbren &0dtern aui eluer Jfelie
IA Den Mormcneu ua1 Salt Xafe bon Den
jnolanern B~eTau8en gencatuer Wproe0. Dle
300ter, i'm Alter non IL nn0. ~ J1hten.
tlieten bel ben SnUlauern.
Die lang erlebate Gele9elbett, ftp cen Sun.
Den per Btioen 81 ent6IeDen, tot li0 Ocrrn
Zee bar. ais Ct etae5 AaJe6 pon pen OluFt,
ling aaIgeI0t0crt muroe, Jpn uab elIer einl3e
Wsllen entTeruten ytteDerl11un3 gu b~e8ieIleT.
Auf DEM Ae8e be9e9neteu ne ether AbtOelIun9
Snrianer, pel4e Dem OduptlluB einenS blaud
hittt UA'iAGL SdCN''' ON%tN'CN "~T"t ~hNiNp
2teblInss8elranf in 8roBen 3l8en 81 liA, bis
e. in ELL D0bere3 l5tu IuII Der AruuteaDelt gee
rietl. SeI etnem 6lulle on8elan8f, pcIlte er
lelnsn iibermiBj8en OSranO" nit fatteln MaI-
ier .6i4en, Itle9 rrm Pferpe unD beg lih uber
pen Q~SalIerIpieBel. Jn Dtelcm NuSenbliG er.
BrifF See lclhen Gomlb1wf unO lpaltete DEM
3uDllners@gief Den init Spttltu8Dlnlten uulne>
belten Oirntl ten. OlIauf er5rlft ct cas- 0es
Debr Des OanptlGn90, Iebte Ni0 uuI Dellen
Bjer0 unD ldjluy III Stutme8eils zen Aes uad}
!Jterico Elm. WiHflld lan9te er auI ]clUtiIlir>
tem So0ea al, COD III eIuem legr tjdBltfen
AuiSuge, - ct lDar rOul9 nadeap, leuue 6uBe
lno Selne BON DEN Sta1eln Der &actu5ptlans
sen ~6etrtllen unp an9elUwplen, oa ct nah Gem
3ullI1menOteUen Ieine8 YferOe8 oe leeteu
400 Wtetlen gu SUB 5urild8eIe6t butte. Die
WterItaner iteBen Gem @ri0oplten ale lll59llde
6ltTe unO llnterltiBul9 81 2beIl weroen, Der.
i4beu ION rllt Ttetpetn IND Wel0 :; unO uah lG
pIeleu SUIdl1lea un0 JrrTaDrien lit 0r. Zee
nun pte0er i'll ALbunp an9el1a3t, bon tpo dua
Ell benz RublIfum ielne lnterelldutsn Abenteucr
b&t Cen Su0Muein ulIttbetlt.
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Sin Nrniriebrdn0.

NlS i'd er3dblt elm S%tnterp4loler - an
einem IdSnen Serbltta9e iber bic Yroirle rift,
lab i'd in Der Serne Haud aufltet9en unD rod
sSeuer. Otit DEM 9eben i'm l4elten bauIal8
NOD, nenia r%ertraut, beabtete td) ben 91au1 pe,
mia, biz ih gu meIner1 @ntleBan mabrnabnl,
bdR Hau6 unp 5SeGer, pen eInem ~lt1rfen WinDe
anoefa6t, mir in Gieienidritten nadeilten unb
ouf Der redten Seite peS WegeS nur cine oe-
rinae Strede binter mir na&eu, Sebt erlt fte,
len mir oue S9refen zines Yratrtee8 ranbes,
Die ib I'M Often in 0teilebei9rsibun9en 9eleien,
elm mein ormeS Yfer0 iplIterte ebenf1ll8 Die
nrobenoe @eFabr uno elite Dle ein 6uld rors
mdrts. gu uteiner .SeI!iir5un9 fano lp b1lO,
ruR oaS 6euer ltdrfer 9aIppplrte, ais metne 9fcs
1inonte, unb lid ollmdblid Dem 3fance oe3 Use:
eeS ndberte. Die Quft muroe warul unD 3ulest
bei6 SD ia9te mein PferD pfeitldnel por,
ndrts, in Der SOfInun9, oaB eaS 6euer Den
We9 ni6t iberlprtn9en fpnne, uno l6 i'm Ston'
be Iein perpe, ben Saum el1e5 Waloes, Der
fih roe meinen SliGen au6cebnte, nod aus
re9ten 3eit gu errei9en. Da8 6euer mat rlr
mid elm neueS SGuufpiel ; manhHal wirbelte
cine gepulti9e 6lamme III elmer Jfaudiaule cine
Strede melt auf ben Tllgeln pe8 Wineea burd)
Die Huft, INN wie eth 8lleltrabl entIerntere
Gteaen birren @ruieS aa3u5inDeu.
DieleS SGoulpieI ltuttelte mid wie ein
Sisberfrof unO uerniGtete meine 9Oiinuuseu
ouf Si6erbeit fir Die anpere Seite Deg 8eees,
unD tGOn lab id mid in Der @tnbilDun9 bon
einen 6lammenmeer um9ebe1. Wein YferO
Idnautte uno rannte IdweiBtrtefeno burd ben
Qualm Dem @alpiaume, aui ben meme eln5i8e
SUffnuus Ii9 ltiete, gu. Der 0faud unO Die
unbeimlt4 prafielnOen 6lammen 8inSelten uro
wirbelten 8iert8 neben un8 Der, PloslId flat
terte cine 6eueridule bod rber mir III Die 2nit
unb fiel auf Der uupern (inten) Seite DeS use.
oes nteper. Der NinO wuroe ltdrter, iuSte in
einem g2u bic 6lammen pur9 bic 6ld6e uuD
sbe i'd es obnte, ltunD AUDI bic liute Yruirte.
,ette m%eilenneit in 56euer. @~lidlIGerweiie mar
Der 9oum beS gBalOes. an welGem elm tleiuer
8a6 ben YratriesrunD anf fat 100 S4rltie
feuGt crbielt, balO erreiAt. SD belt n1eta er.
i4Spftes YierD I'M S4atten Oes erlten Soun'sS
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SIr:eioc.

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m tnal.3ettnn be8tnnt bic neue p,uti 8.amgrifdnifb
0ftglaalr ~ cue 1n 0ttG @upgt0&- DDas 0tr-
ten unO g~a6ts6eaen 5Fnato8stetturs aufnertlam seaep&t
mir6cn. ~
Die @rtlntEGis 3ettun6 wtrb ie3sm N6Dnnentea an 7reitaa
Ooer Sdn1ftag tn's 1GuS 9etefert. prti5 z Gt5. Nn SUius
oea SaHoes lOl8t Os pra3tOcae grante: ~ sr 0tagaraS
gratis.
aernar Elm fsble Id bic & amtlfenBIGtte fir BE ger.
Staat:1, etue tlnirtrte G008enitrift fir uutrrba tuna. 81.
lfb 1unG, PapSitdes ano B%Tlnt!tAs6 Qs6sn. Vrats & @tS.
g. u. q d M BIT,
g6 mt FIR BITE Grininats3eitnn9 nrb 5amIlienbGties.
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SH. Baltimore Nrbeiter<G erein

Guide perbctratbete MdRntr, welGe 8ere8t fstn iOuten bic
8ar!eepsrteGe bel pbt9em Beretn 3u uberneenen, ptrben er"
Judbt, (9 fdrtttiidD pber mEH0ltW IL gp. 81 GtdmesfraBe bic
lan9ltens ben Z. 0eea'ter .. S. gu meleen, I'm bic Hapern
8e6tHgungen 6u %sridprcn.
DIE of II @mpfeblunGen rSCrben peridngt.
Baltimore, Den i. DCSember 1898.
DbI,iw Ger Ssrp1lthhg WAN.
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@t8. &ls. &i8

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hermit bttannt, RAT er tn Stenbt TT, Wdprerb Der aon,cn
Spmmer. SGtpn bGS bette SIS, baS In eteiem Stoats isrraiS
aUIbeWabrt wurbe, Bn Iefern. @s III Ron gutter Dtde un6 ppu
rttnem 6rubiin9smafer, un0 bcfnbet itD ,u Rpfbole. soltp.
GpuutS, rabe ben 6drmtn Der 6erren Seize SItualuf Il. Gnrt
tdn Gltter. tf betrsf& Der 0ualttGf Nustunft acbru I'm
ncn.-MrftrGse. bic tn Sircps Qepet-GaS r, GbtdpGbr, ana
scben werben, werben punttith beiDr
.Sler.
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SIN 8Clge brr NbGnberunGen in Der I5tdprtSt 1t Der pers,
f0ieCenen Gi(cn6dDnIuBen nGb philadelphia un2 SDdteth8tcn
Aett BE Bfltde Dpf UNI ~ upr Dtttta9S ab.
Ole @pf mad @oIGoeIpbta irtrp 8ei0IDhen ut 1045 Born
99afbnBtpn - $50 -
Map aNpereu Ypaen mad btefen Stdsten fblteBea pte frubet
MDSS@ Spbn Mprrts, ppfmettsr.
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gDea soIttmprsEr. So. ESQ.

gNeN E1IttNpftEF. 9V. 10,
SIN lester BerIammtung wurbc pbtger 8eretn UrgantFrt un
ptrS eeriel6e nGpaen DtpEias Ibsno as Hpr sen b. Eejpr
@tui0retpegeblbr wtrb ntdt bejablt.
our aablret4en Detbedtgung label ta
E5Dt DaS prOptE = ttce.
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SGubDl8

$500, 600 SUB Eau uIo GGreinerboI2,
100000 SGinDel u1o Qatten gum Ncrfonf.
70 r lenten bic Nuhmsrffamfeit panfttber jRarben o,f Nm.
lee grose Nteberia8e gEn Bau uno Rubb6l5 spn oaen Qrten.
GGahE'tGten naD 9rpB@n. - Dir I0neUen met6!annen 9op.
pol5. mas SejteuNn8. ure ltclern 5enferrdbnen, Gbursp.
&taT1lun9an uno 90tflartcit ~ 6abritpretien. Sgredet Sgr
n unieFm 2ct3pOFe,, no. lt0 2j8btar. g3erfte, poer @de SSu
&GtGD unb Oermdnfr.
Sdn2I-G UFnS * Sloan
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SSrppfltSusIS pHmpn0utc.

Die Sffce Der @euCrat~Ngentur Der 8r1ptIsns G pmsooute
bitneet fb an Der SIDE BON @earles unb SpmbarDfr. uuo pirO
tal eIbf uber MGeS mas ben Nuiauf ppn Qpts unb BEN Mnbdu
tn SrpptIpn betrtft, bertttpiaise Sustunft ertbstIt
&tpt21.S .. 5. Us. &ptbe, General @aent
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lS~tcnhensW

0teufaa BEN Z Ds,embsr, NtnSs 7 ubr, rs re tn benz &C.
rdnrtea Sduperetn pas erne SeIo p~erfIuft. Ale bic aeiHnntn
itnD n4 bieiem 8aapsrltne NOD ansul,btEbcH, wer1en pttEmtt
as Ql5emarle,irags bs, berrn U. . aumgdrtHe r etnJaTn.
zen uno @tiGreipegelO irnte AufaGe 81 entrt4tcn.
. GmO Sim Mufirade u. 6rep, Setr.
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bel IS. Nub| it III n0iOI'5 0aiu."
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totprt blBtant. Is, . abn
8dltnDOre, BEN 4. 0esbr. 1858. 6@R
Deutihe 5siIeripn Observation-Disclosures to- 0e ell batt.
Die 9%iit0ittper p2t8er Weleli2aft werOen ttsmrt a~ufssfOr
bert nGbltea tyrettIg 0n 10. DECEMBER, Mbeubs z upr IN bem
gems bnltbeH 8eriamnlungssGpm 3u e.uer extra cHberdum-
lgu 8srjdmmlnn5 IA erlNttnsn, ia bic GatI9stPunB uber Die
tSeieBtsGerance IN por9encntmen weroeG Ipu, wObet Die Yin.
peIeu2eit ianmtitDer W~itf9tiebtr nptbpeR5Ig lpire.
Sm 4HfGrage res @rGitbcIten
&MD %. SGEm, Set ettr.
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0anletecern ltHe ieeben wte6er angefDmIaen uaD Al Gusert bn.
ItSsfa Yretlej u bei0inmen I'M Gi0bCl Eager SDn
9parleg HoIlEnter, glFf prattfr. SO. %
5mrtGtn Der Bride un6 &larIbnarfef.
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pallt1t lperben miro, oo8 Gle Wcrfaufageiebe
alI lltd9 au8oeb"t. IS iin0 beIeitS 100000
lcre5 IUr ben Iiarft Uermelen.
Wabtidetnllt miro eiHe it1rte Truppenp'a1t
IN lltab bleibsn.
Die Spnorc1spab1 III 8crfs County, @a.
Neuptn8, ia. Ole Q8ablri6ter traten
5nIomnien unn lol8enDe8 1T oa0 J~tslultat oer
@ongreBnlbl
vs.. $. 9eim, Oppciiticn 6156
s. y. gSanner, Oemotrat 5687
&eInt'6 Wsjoritdt: Ago.
(Alic bat bic Dpppiitlcn in benz ,oelnofrati-
1hen" @lhroltar in ben le6ten QSpd}en not
mebrere Run0ert Stiuneu 8emOnnen. 8et Der
Wabl i'm Sfober betru9 Die U(aloritdt Der Sp
petition nur 300 ct. Die Jleb.)
Dcntofrattibe StadtS GDnoenttOn BON
Strgtntcn.
3H Der N1dtlieung ron 6reita9 auf Sau1s
Hug beenoI8te 1err RrpOr Ieiue 9tete unter Eile
9ebeurem 8eifaQ. Sim icl8te 9err Wm. 80,
2re0Wap, Der ~ebenfall5 fit 0erru Xetd)sr iprab.
AH4 Y. Senntn86 Wtie ipra4 iiA ftr 2etder
aus. ....-.
Ole S'Bun8 oauerte b8 Samitas Wfor9tnS
4 |lbr uno enOeie pan1tt, Dag Ser 1ether IHon
I'LL eriten S1llot nit 9IoBer Wtebrbelt npninirt
murpe. Die .WtalOritlt oe8 6etrn 2etAer lber
ale anoeren &1n0;CQten betr1At II, 900; ie0e8
County mor n1ulltd} gu 10 rel Suntnen bereGr
ti8t, ais in oenlietben bel per lsbten Yrdlioenteus
nab oemOtrdtlid)e Stimmen liclen. Die gu,
porermen8e titeb big gum @npe pa.
Die Termination &ttdjer'6 murpe GernQd fir
einltjmuli8 srflart. Wtle unb ancere erbitterte
0e9ner oe5 yfpnlinirten perlpraden 4ue5 fir
1etne @rmd9lun8 gu tbun. Gum lieutenant
<"cuperneur DurDe 0r. WioutaQue pom @iier
Co, gum attorney General 6r. 5. Sc. Suden
ern1int, m0rQuf Die @cnuention auSeinQnper
3ln0.
ROlittf int Snbz@arpltna
Columbia, 9. s.. 4. De3br. ISM. ..
Rorter scn @6arleit0u murbe beu'e gum BrIs
@Iloerten 0e8 Senate8 ION 9. &arolina 0en6blt.
SIN Sanle pur0en 9eltern Seibtulle eJu9ee
broGt, mDrnah DE Nb9eOrpnetel I'LL GOngleB
ouIBeloroert metpen I~pleH, ouf Zen g8icerrul
oe8 Serb0t8 oe8 %Qfrit0n. GtiavenbluDel3 aus
allen &tdIten %bIn5upirfcn. So iptrp Dle8 ale
etle 8Jllj9un9 Der D1nOlun9apetie rPr @rauD
Surp betra4tet, Die ltA wei8ette, cine Anfla9e
9esen Die WtanuId1ft oe5 Stlapenidiffe5 Ghp
81 %ftnpen.
Ser SAL Der grtae @d5o*
Gclumbta, g.. G.. 5. De6br. Gjelteru
lpurpe Die meSeu &5flApen9anrel8 perbaitete
W(anni0oft Der @hO (16 Mann) auf elmer
I0rit Of 6a6e IS Corpus bin DOE pa8 .. ct.
8erl4r 8ebrodt. Dir 0ettbeioi3una beuntraate
6ieilaiiun8, Der .. Ct. Iumalt 0aaeaen Sc
fll8enbaltun8 Biz gu rpeiterer 8erfuBun8 be,
OtanD Surp.
81. Yettbeiot3ung lu6te ba8 9. Ct. @eIet
ron 1920 ais uncpultltutionel oar3uItelen
mdbrenO e8 rer 9. St,sAntpalt nit 0roBer 8e.
reotlarntelt pertbeiciBle, Am M}ontag wirt
meter perbLuDelt.
9ln8 W2CritD.
% ojbin9tOu, 5, Deg. Die ppa Dc,
Iiiollden Pclt uberbta9ten 9tem = Srleanie>
Syatter e~ntbalten Die NOti3, rap RE lpanij6e
8rl88 Tl6caninO ron Silal na6 0apanuab rie
NaNtidt tterbradte, General 9lobleS babe ga
0are bet Satapa 8ei4la8en unp ~9eiansen se<
nomItnen. Die 9t10ridt lca purd Brieie aue
Stra @ru5 pDm Is. 9toU. ~bellati8t perOen.
Oage9en pat bic Seem Srleanjer Yicanune
8riefe blS sum %. No2., Die ui4t8 ron ieueu1
0eFeaje Dillen.
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5. b,rits Uttg. itr tabrltbfA geridnntipn8 TIN tt lie ote
Asrrn . hnGrS, 9lprosO l, gfe psn 8onorr. unb &Gutpr
Nv stnjufnDsa, bel Scr met1anJ ser &5tt2fe pic f. ArttfeI q
IS. Bc 8, Ser. .
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frQeen IN ter Sifce cieie8 Ml1tteS. DRSM
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Ser unttrSetGnete enpfeblt fetne gut etngert6tete Sdr6erei
benz biei9er up apsmarit8tn Yubttfum In g0Oaen- unD
8aumpgl englrn. iFot b~sltebtge Gouisnr; ipWte aud 8leHsn,
Desg eihen perpfn Setpeg-, Sannt- 2pO4en- UNI Baum
ipplens Sbrols. Iletpunssfltd. unb aQe In oieies 8. d. ttn.
l0luseoa Mrt,fel aufs beFe 8tfdrbt uo sereiutBr. Sttte ca
Der ~Gefilieit Oer3uipreUen il Atamsstr. gD. 80, jptI9en
3onp- uno GnrDiiaatr. IN Baltimore.
0eBl, Init u. Getbeutrpf.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22
DcSciny the Halter.

An individual in st. Loais purchased q
hat in q store of a tradesman named
Dodgion. The article was got in the sb.
sence Of the proprietor, and the purchaser
left the store. entire forgetting. (by mistake,
Of course to pay for the aforesaid "tile. "
The tradesman, upon hearing the facts
started for the levee in no, pursuit of the
delinquent. Upon overhauling him the
following scene occurred:
See here, sir. | wish to speak with you. "
Move on
Il am Doigion. the halter"
That's my fix
Il tell you. am Doagion. the halter. -
go am /: am iodgin' the halter toe
and very likely we are both ofus dodgin'
the same chap
The scene ended with striking" tab
leau, in which Mr. Diddler found himself
considerably mixed up" with "Dodgion,
tbs halter"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22
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The old nan SAT- by the chimney side,
His face was wrinklcd and wan,
Ana he leaned both hands on his stout eak cane
As fsu his work we're done
Ills coa.was Of good old fashioncd gray
The peclzsts we're deep and wide.
Nl.ere bis specs" and his steel .ssaccO box,
Ray snugls SIDE b. side
The ed man Liked - strife FIRE; sr
onea- him the songs we're kept. ttt
Sometimes he lnused a. he gszed at the ecais,
Sometimes nc sat and slept.
VIZ. saw he in the enbers thersl
Al. pictures u cher years;
And now ane then they Weakened smiles.
But oftener started tears
His good wifi sat on the other side.
In high-baek. asg-seat ehair.
see meath the pile Of her muslin cap
The sheen Of her silvery hair.
There's happy look On her aged face.
as she Lus;ls knits cor him,
and Nellie takes ~ the stitches dropped.
Fer granamother's eyes are DIM
Their children cS.ae AMI read the news.
To pass the fine each day;
How II ss;rs the blood in an old mAn's heart
TIC hsar of the verdi away.
lis hoInely scene, ! ted you go
But pleasant il Is 20 view;
~ least thought II myself.
Aud sketched it down for you.
Hc kind unto the old my friend,
They're worn With this worlds strife,
Though bravely once perehance they fought
The sierra fierce battle Of life.
They taught or youthful feet u climb
Upward Efes rugged steep
Then let Us gently lead them down
To where the weary sleep
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

@ A little ragged u-chin had curios-
ny to visit Barnun's Museum the other
day. and quietly stepped in by the door
keeper. who caught him by the arm and
demanded his quarter The little ragged
urchin drew up to bis fall height, and told
him he did not want to bug his museum.
he only wanted to see it. The door-keep-
er handed him in, and also offered his hat
N the bargain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

E Johnson was the conductor on a
Western roaa; very ponpons ofieisl; so
much above his business. as to appear 10 be
. passenger. wheneve< he could. Leaving
the door open one cold day, as he entered
the cars. Mr. Bangs cried out to him
Il say. shut thu, door!"
The e.egan. Johnson was greatly offend
Ell at being spoken 10 SO rudely, and step
ping up 10 him, said
Il am the conductor Of the train"
That's the very season." roared out
Mr. Bangs. "why told You to shut the
door,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

m- '.Slocurn. how is it to- day-can
you take that note up?"
Pm sorry to say that cant. never was
40 crampea in al my life
by the way, you are always cramped.
are you not9''
I'm sorry TO say that am; and yet
there IS natural canse for 4, .
And what Is that?''
WHY, | was weaned on green apples
aod water melons
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

"Feller-citizens, " said a candidate for
Congress recently, somewhere out West.
'felIsr-eitizens. you are well aware ! never
went to school in my life | nj tirse times
and that was to night school. Two nights
the teacher didn't come, and t'other night
hadn't any candlef"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

Sentimental but near sighted yonng lady
boy not appreciate the beauty Of
this scene7 Oh. see those darling sheep
and lambs pointing to al adjoining pas
ture) Skipping about
Practical Plonghboy-'Them ain't sheep
and lambs. you cussei fool. ,hem's hogsl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

A good old Know Nothing Methodist,
having read great deal in the papers about
the "Conference Kansas Bill" says he
thinks Confsren~ might find something
bet.erto Dc than. be getting up bills about
Kansas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

H Why Is watch dog larger at
night than he is in the mosnings Because
he is lei eaf at night. and taken in in the
morning
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

F1Ect her fkis book tsss about che an
cry waves ofshe ocean Nov. xhas make.
the ocean get angry
because Il has been crossed so often
my Son.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

w A young man who has recently
taken wife, says he did not find it half
so hard TO get married. as he did to get the
furniture.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

The Young lady Who burst into tears has
! been put together again. and is now wear
ing hoops 70 prcren1 : recurrence OF the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

laws Of physiology. IT, on the contrary,
the muscular fabric is made to bear the
bursien Of her tlemcndous eonvulsions.
then the mystery deepens, and the cxplana-
tion becomes more and more involved.
She docs not talk, the only noise that
escapes her being stided groan, and many
suppose that she neither sees or hears.-
Whatever the truth may be in connection
with this case. one thing is certain, and
that is this. that thorough investigation
of the whole matter should be made by
competent medical men, and a report
thereon given TO the public.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

HE liza cigar makes man ii. will a
eheroot make a Manila
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22
,ily. GEORGE s. BENNETT,
Local Esi;tor Cincinnati ID adv Enouir

The above certificates and many Others, can be
seen at my Office by any one atany time Getsae Of
my Family Medical Almanacs, gratis from my ag is.
Mandatory, Sales Rooms and Office, No. 6, East
Fourth st., 3dbulding from Main ST.. Cincinnati, O.
For sale by Brooke & Bro, Plymouth; M. Kes-
Ter, Tippecanoetovn; Robert Cornwall, Bourbon;
Ransom & Manchester, Lycurgus; and by Drug
rists and Merchants generally. fssl - ~. 2
April !, 1e55-n2lw1y @es~ -"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-22

lift is On the former then it it may be
possible Il; solve the problem of her e1is-
tence in her present state from The known