Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-03

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MIsSgE. There are no descend
ants Of Christopher Columbus left on
earth He mad two splendid SONS,
one ofwhOm, Don Diego, rose to
distinction as an admiral, and the
other, Fernando, as a scholar Fer
nande WAS great traveller. lie not
o lly thrice visited America, but sub
sequeutlv traversed the whole of Eu-
rope, and almost every access bic
portion or ASIA amt Africa. In ms
viii he stipulated that his library o.
10000 volumes which be gave to
the Cathedral of Seville, should BE-
free to the people. and it is 50 to this
day. From books in this collection
" ASKING toa Irving obtained q con
siderable portion of the Information
on which his Life OF Columbus was
founded This would be q good
book for you 10 read; You can get Il
by calling oa Brown Bros The
following qnsintepiiapk, almost ob-
liberated by time, appears upon the
tablet which marks the site Of his
tomb: "What doth it profit me to
have sprinkled the whole world with
nay sweat, to have three times cross
ed to the New World discovered
by my father; to have embeilished
the tranquil shores of the Guadal
CULVER and preferred my simpla
tastes to riches; Or Il a / have as
sembled round thee the diyinities
from the source of Castalla and effer
to the riches gathered by Ptoiemy; if,
passing in silence over this stone,
thou shouldst fail to address q sin
gle salutation to my fathers memo
ry, or to myself a slight remem
brance.
w. NJ. NJ. wants to know what
book lie can read tat will tell him just
what 20 do when he gets into any
kind of trouble, a book that will give
him good counsel in every emergen
CIV. The Bible is the only book that
viii give you such information as
you desire. Ifyou master that one
book you would never lack in useful
knowledge applicable to the greatest
emergencies oflife. ai-a
c. d. Eff your arrangements
are such that you cannot "remajn
during the entire session of the Sun
day School, but have to go away at
the close Of the singing just as the
lesson is begun" there can he moth
ing wrong in your doing so, though
you would do better to make such az
rangemcnts as would enable you to
stay until the close of the school.
sG.sW.-Yous should not have ask
ed the young lady in the presence of
her sister to go boat riding without
asking her sister also. If you did
not wish to ask the sister, You sho'd
have availedyourself of the opportu-
nityato give the invitation when the
Young lady whom you did wish to
ask was alone f--is4 aga is--e-
l. ISwooD.-The girl who went with
you TO the picnic and then deserted
you, treated you quite shabby and
the sensible thing for you to do, wo'd
be. to have nothing more to d o with
her ,7Asto the ether time to which
you refer, she may have had1a gooe
tsexcnse for not goingrwith YOU to the
German theatre according to agree
ment when you called for her. = She
may have really thought it sstoo late
Ito GO" as you say she avowed. At
any rate, since neither of you were
able ITO understand the language of
the pfay,'' you~ probably enjoyed
yourself better by, staying at homes
She did not want you to call again
or she would have asked you 10 do
SSao.,1sa sAoE
+ lR.R.-Whena young man calls
so very often, people think he does
I have serious Intentions and that he
is trying to find out her real value in
Che maFimonial markell and that he
calls expressly for the express pur-
pose Of winning bel. 81 IL, III :