Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-19
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Groely,ep.Nis Own Henoaftsr :
a. lace Greeley has just completed his
series Of Recollectiops of a, busy Lie,
in the New Ysk fEed sery aid &c Hfial
sfticle concludes as follows: .s9c
"a sMy life has been busy and anxious but
NOT lcsss w hsthei, itss'sslt tie prc longeli
fewsoE many years, | am grateful, that j.
has endured so long, and ana That il has
in epporWniIss for good mot
Wholly unftnp5Vti, and IA Sezxperriehces
OF, the nobler as well'asthebase Impulses
See the eatfof gidnt 4 f5nnggs Tsi III II I once
deemed irvipcti,e -in iS corAtfy, . and To-
Dote the silent up,pringing and growth Of
.prtnriples and influences which hail as
destined to gqoi out, SOFAS. els he nest sfias
grant and petvadins evils that yet remain
Irealikeih;a each generatcr isdestined
tq c91,rnnt new and peculiar perilsS - to-.
wrestfe with temptations and seductions
unknown To IFS, Predecessors yeki trust
that progress is a general law of QHr being,,
and that the iHs Shds Woes Or the future
shal l'e less eTushisx1 fhm tlmse ERE
bloody and haiefpl pasi,sS9 loekingeanly
yet hum bly,, for tfat Close OF my mortal
Career which cannes be efarn distant, r
rcvercntly thank God for 1.-The blessings
vouctssfed me in The rssta&nstssishp an =
awe that is not fear past; apd a copseipps~r
ness of bernerft Which does not exclnde,
hope, await theopening sefore my sler sof
tho gates OF the e,esnsll vsrd. iol omoo 4
wiiat: siinis,Ias,ssh shant We
ss- ,ss.sle pc,jis usef . voa uor 4'aI
! Mr.. Prentice says: There are times when
the pulse ''lies low" in the bosom and
beats law In the VEINS When tleH spirit
slccrs lie sleeps apparently. that knows no !
waking, IN its house of clay. and the VIM
dow~shutters are closed, and on the doorls
hung the invisible Grape OF mechanically; !
r zen we wish the golden sunshine pitchy.l
darkness. and very willing To fancy
clouds where no clouds be-" This is
sickness When phtsic may be
thrown TO the dogs for we VIII have aorc-
oft What shall raise the sleepess Baz-l
,rasf What shall make the rcars beat
music agtin, and the pulses dance to Il |
through AL the myriad thrOnsed halls In
our house of life? What shall make The |
'un kiss the Eastern bills again for, Us, !
With all his old awakening gladness, and !
he nigh, overflow with moonlight music. |
owe ind howers?'' Love iiselfis the great |
most, intoxicating of ALL
md performs all these miracles; but it Is 4
miracle itself, and IS not at the drugstore,
Whatever, they say. The counterfeit is in
he market, but the winged god is not a
VIC assure YOU, o.,.;fo.fl
Men. have tried many things, but siill
hey ask for stiin6lants. The stimulants
sc use but.require the use of more Men
~ TO drown the, floating dead oftheir own !
'ouls in The wine cup, but the corpses will
Use. We see their faces in the bubbles.
The intoxication Of drink sets the world
shirlins again. and the pulses play ingmu- |
tic, and fhet thoughts gslloping, but refast
lock runs down. sooner. and the .unnstu.
al. stipulation only leaves the house il |
lis with widest revelrv, more silent, more
sd. more deserted, more dead.
TAcFe 1. only one stimulant that never
ais; and vet. meyer . intoxieates-vD aiy. }
1stygntsa blue sky over every map--up
y hi~heart may-beAinto which the skyltI
ark. Happiness, always goes singing. aiIi
The inhabitants OF Plymouth and yicini-
y have great cause TO rejoice, because of
he reduced price of ali kinds OF Lardyare
/ H., Il. Dieksons, on the northeast cor
,er of EaDorfe and Miebiraa srec.s ;fr.,f