Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-07


reached the best results. What its writers
have to say will smell of the sell and not
Of the dictionary, and their object will be
to protect the farmer from humbugs, help
him out OF wrong ways into right ways
and to make the least work produces the
most profit. s a
The Fruit GROVER will mad in this
Journal all new fruits of value figured and
described, and improved methods of
treatment of established sorts, subject to
the observations and criticisms of'profess-
ional and accomplished cultivators. This
paper will not he party in the wars of the
pomulogisis: no outside pressure shall
cause ii to speak well of an inferior fruit
or badly of /, good fruit + 90 -
TIE FLORIST will fad due space given
In this Journal to flower culture, whether
in summer or winter. The conservatory
Of the rich and the tiowerpatch OF the day
laborer viii be both subject of considera
tion and Of suggestions as experienced
flower growers or inventive amateurs can
supply. This Department OF the Journal
will be under the supervision Of practical
gardener and accomplished botanist.
| ORSANENTaL GARDENISG, whether rela-
ting to parterres Of flowers. or 10 the lay
out os an estate, will be subject TO special
attention, and every .nrmber of the journal
Twill have some one or more illustrations
to further and to inform taste in this direc>
! ton.
| RUIAL ARcHTrEorURE win he represented
by design each week, and in the course
of the year we shall hope to give tasteful
examples of every style Of Rural Building,
from rustic arbor to a village Church.
Plans OF Country HonEs which are
noted for their aitractiveness will be given
as alse OF Cemeteries, p k,
Village Greens, and such directions With
respect Ia deiails-whether of planting OF
road making-as shall make them worthy
oistudy.
! To THE FAMILY CJRofR h win bring all
that can interest the houshould: plain rules
for healiy living and domestic manages
ment, from the folding of napkin and the
cooking of good dinner to the education
81 children. II will make record of all that
relates tn new industries, progress in
/ science. domestic comfort and freside art.
/ Here new books and iavarite authors will
have due police, with choice items of
domestic and foreign news. 1t viii also
bring to the Hearth the entertainment of
adventures bv sea and land, the cheer of
good stories and the melody of. sweet
songs. In these features it will be strong.
original and pure. -4-...F Na
Mrs. Stowe. Grace Greenwood and Mrs.
Mary E. dodge. viii contribute to every
number, and many of the best writers Of
the country will constantly enrich this
department .sa-s.9av lg4reS
A New SroEE by Mr.. j. IT. Trowbridge.
entitled IN TIE Ice,,' written expressly
for HEARTH AND HOME, will begin
with the first number, TO be Immediately
followed by an original novel from the
powerful pen of MRs. RKBsccA HARprsG
DAVIS, Autheress of S"Lifc in the Iron
Mills, sci uiislieE aefii3 td7
TIE Boys AND GIRLS Will not be forgot
ten, but will find their own page always
lighted with such iun in pictures. and snch
fun in stories, as shall make them look
SHARPLY every week for the coming OF
HEARTH AND HOME There will be
riddles. and puzzles, and games; and many
pleasant women and cheerful men, who
love the Little people, will lIave much TO
say for their entertainment And ell the
fun will he so tempered with good teach>
ing, that we shall hope to make them
wiser and better, while we make them
merrier. .nflfaTc z slifi5a f.'A
Z To ALL WHO LIVE IN THE CoUSTRY we
shall hopeto bring entertainment, sound
teaching, and valuable suggestions. hac
Finally. we are aware that it is easy,
and not unusual, toindulge in large prom
Uses in a prospectus: wa rely, however,
upon the actual merit Of orr paper 20
make good all We have said: and 10 thai
end we shall confidently ask the attention
Of every reading person to its ample and
beautiful pages m:a llsl .l.sr %
TERMS FOR 1869: Single Copies 81, in,
vaEiably in advance; 8 Copies Sic: 5 Copies
| sr5 Any one sending US s45 for club
of 10 copies (all at one time will receive a
copy free
Drafts r money orders preferred, to,
prevent chances of loss by mail. Postage
on HEARTH AND HOME TO all paris of
the country is only 20 cents year, or
cents quarter, payable at the Office where
the paperis delivered A specimen copy
of the first number sent free. .e4s@
/ No travelling agents employed. Address
al communications to PKrrRNGILL, BATES
8 Co.. Publishers, 81 Park Row, New
~ ~ eiin.. anoL 9ts Eedf ~ 1917 {
| ADVICE To ORR MEN. @ We advise every
aged man in Marshall County, 1Ddiana, Is q
pecially those who hare two. or more mar /
riageable sons or daughters,--w advise
each and every one OF such fathers to pres
sent each dutiful child with a wedding
present-some article of stove fnrnitaTe,