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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
1e7NIE scsrarns. OF The t,row 3, po,;n, y

- Mh sesrdEns. Of the Crown Point Re:
sgiist:sr, honorci us with . call on Tuesday
morning last. We were rllappy to form
hrs acquaintance and feel Aattered that he
sought oursItlufing the Short time he had
TO tarry in orr town, 1t Afforded us be-
siles IN maista kseable evidence that he pos
sesses true Republican heart. The Re-
gister is areat olive, Republican paper
No other kind coald exist in glorious little
LAKE, ga l. II 4, l3sa - i.,farilsii
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
Pirate Tas~edI F,risr,.Is.

The Propaqatnr CsAkali9us,aFa sontt-
ern Catholic journal. .lczrns lfpnfo persons
woYthf of rohfi.bu,s. that Gend Walker,
re.shlly conrelteI dlhS Catholic Church,
'.aoiles-rns nsi tn cntrf a. ell sions oordcFS
sssil esanst ksra,i,siis IirioSt-s5 !. l.a97f.l
CA je.srii sErs snsasi6a i, is on ye5lAstsl
zaY,,.ns ifisn Walkers msiitafy achieve
mem hs de<ans inteatle'l moro for priest
chan = soldiearszbak II aenkf he hak
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
TO NON.RESiDENTS.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned,
y Will, the County Surveyor, viii, on the Goth
day of Ap;i, 1889, at lilo'clock. a. nl., on said
day. proceed to survey AMI lo-l.e the corners oil
his land in section t. township 50, range | east
also, in sections - -, aud a. township "a, range
1 cast in Marsltl County, i.daai; 10 meet on the
premises, and continue from day to day u;,il all
is surveyed.
Non-rcsi,lents. who fill to meet the Surveyor a,
the time above mentioned, and defsay, provide
for deiisyiHz, their portion of the expresses ct d
survey. will be retained To the County Auditor
and such dclinqucnccs placed on the tax duplicate
and collected according TO law.
Mtclr 2f--o)t3 t-7ri J.. s. CHAMPION.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
sT,ls NOT 700 MUCGI TO, SAX
~ 8 SINCE ALL.
Old And YCuEG !,
e. ,f !. l zz@43 gz2.3zj<s: e.

WIZ :--Tbs, PROFESSOR, WOODS HAIR
Y RESTORATIVE will reserve infalE6iythc
gro,rtE ;i,d cOlr OF the hair. If used tive OF three
tines week, to any imaginable age Perfectly,
restore tue gray, cover the bald with nature own
ognamcnt, the hair make it more soii and besu'i-
ful than any oil, and preserve the scalp Tree from
all diseasc y the greatest age sistesmep, IrdEes,
A.a"1Sa, mse'a,s as al classes All over
t:,e world. h.mr testimony that we do not say too
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
TO NON.RESIDENTS

NIL .nnsleEs'eaed with the County Surveyor,
4 VII on IneSday, the 18th day OF April, ] $50,
proceed TO snrVey hhd locate the corners Of, his
land in section IL, township 49, north of rance one
east, In Marshall county, Indiana; to meet on the
premises and continue from day to day until all is
surveyed. 80 =
Non-residents who fail to meet. the Surveyor at
the time above specified and defray, or rrny;Jo
Tor deirayIng their portion of the expenses of SAID
survey, VIII be returned to the County AuGitor, and
such fclinqnencies placed on the tax Duplicate and
collected according to law.
Z March l7-l9t3 CASPER GRITRF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
Pos Once CT, do.

We have received from the publisher, G..
s. Williams, Of Cincinnati. copy of the
Post Office Guide, for Postmasters and
Business men," Theiwork has been com
piled by E. Penrose Jones, late Assistant
Postmaster atCineinnati. = Ii IS we'll worth
twenty five cents to every business man..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

~ The Regulations ana, fFem'pn last OF
III Fifth zknnrssia Fair Iiof the ssf&rshall
-omsmy1A sfedkdrzi FAR on the other
-ssasM this paper. viii attract tho attention
of.all interested. Its length crowds aout
scsvseral articles tlreadys in type intende'l
for this number. 1sqg eb eb
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

--NUIICE UE -SUKVEY.
NJ OTICE is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
N witll the Csunty Surveyor. win, on Friday,
tn Eth day ofApfil, / s5s, prbcecd 10 survex and
ocate the corners of lbs land in section ID, town
ship SO. north ofrangc1 east, in Marshall COUNTY,
Indiana ito meet on the premises aud continue from
day to day until all is surveyed.
Non-rcsidents who fail to meet the Surveyor AT
tle. time above spentiohed, nd.drfray, OF proridr
for defrHng, her purtiohIof the expenses of said
survey, will be returned to the County Auditor and
such delnquenccs placed on the tax duplicate, and
collected according to law.
March l7-l9t3 DAVID FERT!ti.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
The American Trades Conra-

ny. was organized November 6, ls57, with \
capital OF one hundred thousand dollars. This.
Company was formed with view of taking up in
Nen.orS OF small articles of general utility, who
unable 10 make independent arrangements for in
Producing their inventions bv am co1i,lle arrange
meht Win them Tor their rights by purchase ont
ana OUT OF by a tariff on, the ariices manufactured
and sold The inventive genius of this country has
long called for an institution of this kind. The
American mind is so active, that thoiss,,,lSY 4.f
things are invented, many of which would he rcslx
useful 10 the community, but which are rcytr IN
trodnccd, because the Inventors of them have no
means to CARRY them out -s17sP
: The Capital OF this Company win be dcvotefto,
the development freally useful Inventions
The Company have Committee On Patents
Whose duty il is to pass upon all applications and
from ter large experienee in such matters Iuvent-
ors have security that their Inventions vii moths
misjudged and the high character of the partics
composing that Committee is sufficient guaranty
that plans aud specifications may be submitted be
fore patents are applied for, without an, risk of
advantage being taken of this circumstance, ard
when desired to DO so, the Company viii take on,
pitents for others, securing for the inventor ali of
his invention that is patentablc.
I This Company respectfully invite inventors to
submit them tlIcir plans nd it viii be farthering
the objects of the Company il officers and agents
can he of service 10 them 'isi
ANY one of the following modes is acceptable to
this Company.
First: To manufacture any articles for which
their machinery i adapted by contract the invent
ors receiving the articles and paying for the
Oh DELIVERY. 80 k4
:scrond: They buy amy patent Nhici, is arrfoscd
of bv their Comm tcc.
Third: They will manufacture and sell any arii
elc which they choescto adopt, giving to the lnrcn
'or suc proportion ofthe profits may be aer, ed
upon. ga
The extensive building. Nos. % and n frankf rs
street, New York. bcng about ca feet firnt by
100 feet deep and stories hi Ia above the Sd, walk,
: owned TX tue President OF the Company. and il
occupied in part bv ALI TIC 'rnac,n,%F.
.adetlices ofle Company, where all OF its BUSINESS
md S.ifcs arc transacted. fMirh.f --lJ
! 'Esc .Asneric:,n Smoker is -artic,c
7 OF great utility and b n~fit to Smokers. Per~onsr
afflicted with Bronchitis. Asthma Dyspepsia. Liver
complains Kidney affections can roenFe SroS-
GEs INDICATED for these varots diseases by Old
Dr. Ihcrp. Sold ilv the .imrricaR Trades Compa-
Ms. % anal mi art Tfusrf-Il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

;. The South Berl Hty'ster, we lcasn by
the last .nuasbss received. isisosn I" lie en-
]srke7s' The Register already enjoys the
ts(pstilion f'Jciiig che best as well as the
a6lSst. conducted newspaper in this qFarter
81 ihs.Siats. When sHlsrse5ii fams and
asefulness will doubtlessbbs iaereassl in
siA sams praporsionssIWe need not add
va! this dxssthes 81 pfhspsli.s on The part
%ihe proprietor sEaF5s ps pailossd pleas
he .xss'iss} oi
I'VE hope to sIahIo to "follow suit in
ssasAorlwa,ss hshcst. At present Dur
sheet is as large as cur PATRONAGE and ihe
psHnleI lSa 81 No county vii ias;'(y iPui
kstb axe increasing, 5apilly api4jssf as
soo1, As eirsumstane e,svi1f justify, aleibor-
~ If the ..Rsr-''i isaa'slwillIts ehlsiged.
1.-THE peoa'e . Ma-.hs'i 80 isf ieft 10
- - Fl; T 5 { 81
ha,f. -. .,,se y IL n-as,'sH'Ilfss3 'eFn .
sl27hf,n have 10 do is<sd r<sai aIsa lew ha.-
IA ,So. {aSh fubscribcw and tbey oshali
= Ir~n4 49, .-.-1.-- -. - .<-r-. 4. 4.r4<t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

. 10 NON-RESIDENTS.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT he undersigned,
Y with the Count Surveyor, will, on the 18th
day of April, 1859. proceed to survey and locate
the corners Of lis Lamb in section 5. township SO.
r,iisc east, Ahsshall County, Indiana; to meet
on TIE premises, aud continue from day to day
I'll all is surveyed.
NJr-rcsidcnts who fli to meet tie Surveyor at
the TIME above mentioned, and defrsy, or provide
f)F dcraying the portion olthe expenses of said
survey, will be II, Ticd - the county Auditor aud
such dclnqocnc-> placed the tax dupIic .te, and
collected according to law.
asrs. s.lil sag gibson S. .CLEAVELAND.
II AN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
III \ has taken out letters of Administration ON
the estate of George Wildmap, late of Marshall
County, Ind, deceased. Said estate is supposed
o-be insolvent. JEPTHA DlSHER,
Mar l7-I9 Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
ELECTION NOTICE.
MATE OF IyDilNl, MiaSIlL COUNTY. >SS.

To hLs S@rF Of Marshall County, croctiag.
7, NEW ron n. PACKARD. Clerk of the
VI srsh Ill Circuit Court, ti1 hereby certify that an
Election viii be he'd, at the us,, plccs OF pdime
elections, In each and every Township in said
County. on the first Monday, the l5h day. of April
ls59 for the purpose of cectine tic following Off
GERS, to-wit: Center township, Onc sticc of the
Peace; North township. One Justice of the Peace:
Polk township, One Justice of The Peace: md one
COn:t .bc for cyery Jsticc in cac. township; also,
one Clerk, Treasif or, and Trustee III each town
ship in said County.
ii la Winrss of which | have here
l.. s. unit, sst.my hand and affixed the seal
OF sud Cpur; at my Office in Plymouth.
this etl, ,lsv of VI ,rch. a. d.. 1850 = IS 8
s.. NEW TON r. PACKARD, c. VI. C.. c.
= P. S. | underStsnd the Legislature has pissed y
law in reiercnce tn Township Trustees i'u; having
legal notice Of that fact. give the Noficcin the
nsualform accerdine TO our present Law. se.sae'
n. K. PACKARD. Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
AcEyTsIJ iTU0O


pa.iileal- rartiss -hsll--aois.iaa'
ting Conventions in this place on Saiur7
~ sav last. The names of the nominees of
s.ubcth Republican and Democrat Cohven-
~ tions are Civ n in the Local Department.
|. The Republican candidates are old ami
IS tried citizens. well qualified for tho posi-
{ lions for which their friends have noniina-
: Ted them. Mr.. HERvEy. IL elected. will
s administer the affairs Of the Township. in
: the most economical manner possible. He
a. will scrutiuize every charge closely and
'sowill ALLOW no account nnlcss satisfied that
il Is correct. f4 al al 81
- His opponent IS yonnS man OF exirhv-
asaut notions, small experience, little
ballss: and less mental eaIibcr. IL elects
ed the expenses of the township win be
double, at least, what they would be under
the administration of his prudent anaIex-
spericnced opponent.g Choose 20 between
them. - e'. -
=. The nominees for Justice are both good
{ men. AS Individuals we have no choice
between them. but. Mr.. CuNNlSss being on
: our side of the house. we shall of course
I vote for him. Mr.sC. having studied and
prdctised Law for couple OF, years pos
sssses superior qualifications FOR the Office.
seHis opponent. We understand. acesPtedahe
nomination with great reluctance. feeling,
no doubt. that if clec.el the Office will be
\. seriions disadvantage to him.
- The canlilates for Constables on both
sides are .rcspectable and worthy citizens.
wsprofer the Republicans only on ae-
2 sount Of their, politics. The election. let
all ,remsn,ber anil act accordingly. will be
held next Monday. .z-sael {
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY 4or April has

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY 4or April has
como toIl'ana. -1aefoilowing IS the title
'sfits articles: Agraliannislmn;; Balls and
Btass. "a serial Of unusual, ability and
msrir Hsaysr for Life; Odds and Ends
from the OH World: Twd Sniff; pal.
frey's AMI Arnslds Histories; Driftiny;
ls'ba Ndi Roma; x. Letter to a Dyspcptic:
Inc Utah Expedition; Our Skater Belle.
The. Professor at the Breakfast liable; The
Minister'S Wooing; Reviews and Literary
Notices; Recent .Ameriean Publications.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
R When old.c Captain Brown, Of Kan

sas heard Of the Presidents INSTRUCTIONS
to Gov .sMedary to offer two hundrel and
fifty dollars for his apprehension and gap
surc. he issned proclamation Offering two
dollars and fifty cents FOR Mr. Buehanan's
l.. ,1af gd 9tfm - - S.fsHY Hs4ffff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

THf HoNE MoSrnlr., for April. has
been receired. lit is published by Arey &
Gilersleeve. iBafaIo, N. u, and is a work
which we take great pleasure in recon-
mcn.ling to the public, believing tina. it is
calculated to make pleasant and happy
homes wherever it is kindly received. and
the moral lessons. told IN STYLE to inter
est youthful minds, are cherished. The
proprictbrs offer one OF Geo. A. Prince e.
Cos. celebrated 800 Melo,leons in elegant
piano case to any one sending them the
largest nImber OF subscribers between this
ana the first day Of Janes, 1850. aAlso. an
elegan: Silver Tea Set. worth $50, Tor
the secsn1. AMI Lathbury, Sewing Ma
chine. prize so. for the third large t,
at 81 each. io Besides these the pnblisher,
ad:fsr a.hnmber Of spcgial premiums, TO
those ssrdias them sluSs, Send for a spe-
cImen. -.isilan sssda snd .bglfear ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

Ez- Several of our subscribers have de-
tampeddurhg dc past year AZ wsll as
before, Without selling their sebserip lions.
We have, heretofore borne sueh shabby
tseatnent1in> silence. for-tlic sake o. the
feelings of their friends in several instan-
ces. bpt fsrbearsnee has ceased to be a .yir-
tue. and h.iutuSeshe } nasaess-ef alpJsaeh
will be published, to prevent them from
swindling others. If possible
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

The April number of the LADIES AMER.
IcAS MAGAZINE. has been rcrcirel. II is
a beautiful AMI interesting number. Hem
ny White. No. Z, Bcekinan street, \, y
Terms. 80 per annum. eli 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
The Case Of D Doya and his Sou =
n. LEivESvoaru., March %.

-[NTTINI7ITT u IT-7TTI III = =
- a snoll< pros WAS entcrcl an the case Of
Charles Dry eand heis rsloascil 5rouicusL
taly. an.liisanowsinlthis lcitv.smDrai boy
is hell to bail for 5000 for trial at the
next terHl.I l.nm .I.lIIsqn-o 4 Z III
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

n Splenlid AS;oftmcnt of New Goods,
direct from New York, has just been open
ea attic .sResalator, n the place TO goifor
good bargains. We noticed among otlier
things. Willie looking through the estab-
lishment day or two SINCE. some extreme
~ handsome prints. lawns and other goolls
woinly ia lies. a Advertisement next week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
Adsnini.trator,. sale

,NHE undersigned, Administrator of the estate
& i fofGeorge Wildman. late of Marshall County,
Indiana, deceased, will offer for sale ON ~
Friday, the sM deg @AprH, 4. D.. 1859,
ut the late residence of the deeedent, i'm Bourbon
township, betwren the hours of 10 o'cock,i a. m,
and A O'Clock, p. m, of said day. The following
property, to Wit Horses, Hogs, Cattle. &c. y
A credit .ofilinel months will he given on all
sums over three dollars, the Purchaser giving note
with approved security, waving valuation and APP
praisement laws JEPTHA DISHER,
Mrrch l4-l9t3 Administrator
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

VIE Co-Partnersh'p of Cleaveland Hewett
is SUNS day dissolved by mutual consent. The
books anu accounts OF said firm are in the hands of
Hewett, who is duly authorised 10 settle DC same
The business will be continued by G. S. CIeayc-
Land at the same pace. where will se a,s... to-
wait upon al Who may favor him with their CUSTOM
T. r. 81 &C. S.CEEAVBLANn
! January 81, 80. RUFUS HEWEI~f. ,
The notes chat now hold, heretofore belonging
to- the FIRM Of Clcaveland s. Hepeit. al<os kahcr
notes due me, will be found at TIE store OF G. s.
Cleaveland. Please eal and pay them without
delay -nt ~ .,'iii = -stast =
March 3, ls59-l7tf RUFUS HEWETT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

Our yeanee lriena. Ii. aEAsd.y. Esq, de-
sire. "a 4 yfFt interesting ana ,sehfritle ad
dress Before erfosrnc: the Washingtonian Temper
ancs society on M9nJ.y evening last. al
the Methodist Chursltlin this place. Il
awas moderate and couservativeE in senti
o,nent, and espisssea,in correct anil eIegan
oohngnase. .!siSlthes rssl not sslissrs,l Will
ssnite enough aniw1tien to'pleassa western
Ssudience. yet. notwithstanding. wasicred
d1able. we think both 20 his head and heart
e WV. srAssrrn.s Esq. wilI deliver tn
opening address at the peoting next Mon
dh1 egp4ing. .saest 10 sassq Oh
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
CAN e SEED!
PERsIIING q CO

PERSlIING q co.
ET.AvE iu-t received from a. H. ycs,an OF
4 4 Cambridge CITY, Ind SUI esior article ei
Soglum or Seqar Cane SEED!
which they warrtnt 70 DC pcrs;.c., anil VIII grow
without fail. Call mi -ct goo seed in TIM. and
don't risk unriae seed. and lose yosr li,pr. [,9if
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
The Plymouth Pixies Peak &c

isit-S i--Issais -ss- 18th insts.-prr stram.
Eer,s all we'll and in fine spirits, having re-
csived reliable. news. from The diggins.
which gave them great encouragement to
pcrSeverc. :, .-.,- Inc f..fi =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

Of the said district boards. Such State
BoAd shall diligently and carefully exan
Inc and compare the yaluation of real
prcperty as reported to 4 em by thc chkirs
ma9nf the district boards, wills the Corr
rections and changes made Therein by the
district boards; and it shall be the duty of
the sai3 State Board of Equalization to
d1ialiae The lappoaltncnt [appflseaskiT
of the lands in this State, between tito sew
cral counties and Congressional Districts, in
conformity to the standard of value and
dthel PROVISIONS herein prescribe lin rela-
ton to the county aud district boards Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31
LATEST FROM THE COLD MINES.
6sdsersll e esrzs,. HiIlsd.
From y KT 7 s'ty J ssnaIef Commerce.

I'VE Iearn ffQm iAlr.>O. Boher. clerk Of
the Morning Star. that the Salt Lake Mail
arrived at St. Joseph just previous to the
1epaytyTeof tie Steamerrtr,sssf n
tM91acy. As esnd sstos lepo+s that
the Indians had notified the emigrants to
Pixies Peak that the great Father had not
vet bsHsit their eosHry, and that they
should netlivs IN il; anil AZ an earncA of
their intentions, they had already waylaid
and murdered several emigrants.
~ The intelligence is said to be reliable
and should warn the emigration to travel
we'll armed and in strong parties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

: We beg tie pardon Of the clitors oil the
Porter County Drrsorat fornosieing them
week or two since. even in the respect
ful and courteous. terms we did , We took
!. them fer gentlemen or we should not have
aeticed or referred to them in any way
cTh fact that they resort to personal abuse
{ Cor SO slight a provora,ion. proves that we
were mistaken IN our estimate of them. or
fhat We rnin,enticnallyOpeued an old sore.
We 4sona,ises. IL Is true. seonieseend to
sasits dirty BLACKBOARD, when assailed.
{ with hisowt wcapoiis. and always aim in
: such Eases to carry the war, into Africa;
hut. in this case. we are informed. that the
neans is not worth the ammunition. and
eve therefore beg leave TO decline the task
eofendselling the doughty, gentlemen with
their own weapons oven. al 3lfS Oh
a. They nor their friends. ii snch indiyidu-
..sls have any. need cufenain No. fears of g
crush Of brains" to their empty eraniums,
a the future Is 10. be iuf+e,i by The past.
a. u 49, .-->-- y = = - - II II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-31

i'fhe 9niliicd voters af Mlrs'isll Countv Indian,
are hereby notified tht election will l,e held in
lcconlance with the above notice ON the FIRST
Monday. the 4tll tlly OF Arr, A. d., 1850.
= Gireii uner nv hand at Pivulonth. this Sih day
Of " srch, 1859. t O. NJ. BARNARD,
March l0--ls Sherif ". c.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-04-13

Testament constantly referring to the Old,
and the Old prophesying, or recording
the preparation for, the events described
in the New There is much that | do not
understand, and no little that seems in
credible; but [ see no leaf that have Ell
Their the right or the wish to tear out and
cast away. [ receive it as, in itself, indie
pendent ofmy reason and my knowledge,
an authentic, inspired and harmonious
whole. pin my faith to it, and rely
upon it as the foundation of my own hope
and the hope of the world.
Rational minds will ask for no higher
proof that the Bible. in its entirety, is re-
liable rs a revelation from God than the
nature of the faith which is based upon it
aud the results of that faith-the noblest
phenomena of human experience-the
consunate fruitage of human civilization.
But were it otherwise, the Bible is our
best wealth. Were it idely, wildly, 9TH
erwise, Heaven withhold the hand that
would touch it destructive!y. Crazy Kate,
who part d with her sailor boy at the gar
den gate half a century ago. believes he
will come back TO Der again, carries still
in her withered bosom the keepsake which
he gave her, and decks her silvery hair
and her l,stle room with flowers, to give
Linn fitting welcome. This hope is her
ALL In this she lives aud in this, faIa-
cious though it be, resides all the signf-
canoe of her life. AS she stands upon
the rock worn smooth by her constant
feet, and gazes hopefully across the sad
dening sea into the yellow sunset, to catch
a glimpse of the long expected sail, would
it not be inhuman to plumber her of the
Ike psake and toss it into the waves, or
tear from her the hope that fills with
blood and breath the long persisted object
Of her idolatry, and swells the phantom
sails that are wing;ng him to her bosom?
Whether true or false, the bible is our all
the one regenerative, redemptive agen-
cy in the world-the only word that even
sounds as if it came from the other side
If the wave. If we lose it, we are lost.