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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
A Coed Story.

Some of tho students of the Indiana Stale
University were suspected of being in the
habit OF drinking brandy. Where they
obtained il was mystery. DIR. Daily de
termined to ferret out the secret. Calling
into drug store, the proprietor asked
him show that student, Mr. Carter, came
ON 2" Smelling rat. the doctor answered
in an eyasiye manner, aud soon drew ont OF
the apothecary that the students under
suspicion had been i'm the habit of purchas-
ing brandy; that they said he WAS quite low
and was kept alive by stimnlants; that the
young men seemed very devoted tn him.
Now the secret was out The Carter was n
ficticious character and the doctor had the
secret. However, he kept his own counsel.
The next time the students We're assembled
in tho chapel for prayers, he cast his eyes
over the crowd and satisfied himself that
Carriers nurses were all present Devo-
tons were duly conducted, and then he had
O m ournful task to perform; rs the Presi-
dent of the University it became his duty
tn announce the death of their fellow stu
dent, Mr.. Carter After q lingering illness
of several weeks, n portion of time he was
kept alive by stimulants, he had breathed
his last He had no doubt that this an
nouncoment would fall sadly on the ears of
those who had so faithfully attended to his
wants, but he hoped they would bear it
with resignation he hoped they would re-
feet on the oft repeated words, "Home,lto
mort, that he would detain them no long
or, but leave them to their own reflections
The result of this announcement was start
ling. None of the professors and but few
of the students had heard q this man,
Garter. ''Who is he p was whispered.
None knew but the kind friends who at
tended him, and they would not tell, and
and the President seemed SO deeply affect
ed that they did not like to ask him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
The Rising OF the Waters--A California
Phenomenon.
Prom the San Francisco Alta. Sent. 4.

From the San Francisco Alta, Sept. L.
Among the curious phenomena of our
climate none is so incredible and so mystcr-
ious as the rising of tho ,rings in the very
time when all theory would prove that our
dricst time should be Just setting III for n
long continuance. Yet everywhere orr
long term of drought from dearth of rain
has reached within sixty days of its termin-
alton. the springs, instead ofgrowing more
dry to the end, begin to grow prcmaturely
moist, and water flows without rain where
not drop war seen week before When
we read attentively this law of nature, We
shall see beautiful provision that saves
our trees and shrubbery from the destruc-
tive dessication that 5efalis the heritage of
the fields to the very roots. In other eli:
mates the counterplay of electric forces
draws water from the upper air to feed the
rooted herb by downward percolation. In
California this action is simply reversed.
There being no waterAhpyc, electric con-
duction finds play III drawing il from be
meath. There is reason to beheye that our
soil has porosity corresponding to the pro.
cess. In no climate are the waters under
tho earth SO abundant They are saved
from superficial evaporation by the habi-
tude of our streams to sink underground
and disappear from sight. Evaporation
does not cease; but instead of being dissi-
pated in the atmosphere direct, it passes
through the intervention of the earth, and
in its passage it moistens all the pores and
feeds the tree roots i'll its ascent. In the
longest days and the hottest sunshine, evap-
Grafton takes away the ascending surplus
from the surface SO fast that none remains
to show flow upon the ground. In the lat
ter days of August, this sun power and the
length of days decline. August il also our
month for fogs. The grain bearing herb
age is dried up or cut down, and the pores
it kept open are glazed over and imper-
vious to vapor from beneath. Everything
conspires to check the needless waste OF
water through the air. And thus it is that
in our frightening night time there remains
a surplus 10 give flow to the surface springs
blessed be Providence for this kind pro-
vision, by which, as the lengthening
drougths threaten destruction, there comes
from depths concealed increaselof moisture
bringing TO the earth resurrection of
life and salvation
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

BUSINESS ENTERPRISE IN LocKroRr. One
Of tho finest buildings in Western New
York is at present being erected in the city
of Lockport by the GarSling Oil Company.
IL is situated on Market street, few rods
from the corner of Main. and is in the cen
ire of the city. Tbs building is fous stories
high, with n basement quite as convenient
aud large as the upper rooms. The build
ing is l03 feet long. by some 10 feet wide,
with French ROOF, and is fronted with
Ilockport limestone, cut in the most superb
or manner. Pho front alone costs many
Thousand dollars, and tie windows are
arched with single blocks of stone, cut to n
circle. Every stone has been designed for
It's place and numbered before it arrives
upon the ground. Mr.. Carpenter, proprie-
tor OF the Lockport stone quarries, per-
sonally superintends the laying of tho
stone. The building will be filed
with stores Of material, and spacious
apartments will be partiti0ned for the use
of the numerous wcrkmcn. There is 8
large fire and burglar proof vault in the
first story, and one Immediately below, in
the basement, the latter designed for the
storing Of costly gums, oils and other ma
terial. The history of the success of this
enterprise is quite remarkable. Geo. Mer-
chant was the man who first compounded
this famous oil. some thirty years ago. He
travelled through Western New York in u
one-horse vehicle, peddling the medicine
1t was good, and the demand gradually
spread; new capital was added to the bust
ness "a stock company was formed. A few
years ago Mr.. Merchant died; Mr.. Tucker
then took charge Of tho business. bnt his
health failing, Mr.. John Hodge, VINO had
already prominent position in the bust
ness management, upon the death of Mr..
Tucker took entire charge, and with a
peculiar business talent, has added
such al impetus to the popularity
of the justly celebrated medicine that
the sales now extend to every part of the
world. Last year the concern did bust
ness of $500, 900. This was entirely due to
the superior management of the Secretary,
Mr. Hodge, whose business capacity is
Known abroad as well AS ut home. He il
now the principal stakeholder In the com
pany, and to his liberality Lockport is in
debted for many valuable ornaments and
improvements, as well as for the handsome
structure now being erected upon one of the
principal streets Oft he city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

Clambering up we stood at tho entrance
of the trap dixie. Here the precipice was
cleft apart and the great stairway-like dixie
assembled tho mountain between walls at
times one hundred feet high. We stood
and gazed up with awe at the signs of the
late storm, the shivered tree trunks driven
into clefts or resting ON the cliff above. 1t
seemed scarcely possible that up there the
avalanche had rushed.
fatigue was forgotten, and In climbing
up into the dixie, and in exploring and ex-
amining, an hour passed away. 1t was our
privilege 10 be the first thQs to exayuine il,
nothing was covered from our eyes; loose
rock, earth, bushes, all had been
swept away. Mineralogists will envy US
our opportunity.
AS the sun rose higher and higher We
were reminded that we had yet n day s
march to make fifteen or twenty miles
northward through tho forest, without a
path save that made by deer or bear. Some
rock specimens and two sketches secured;
theu crossing from Mount Golden to the
opposite shore upon the avalanche, we re-
sumed our journey on the wooded rocks be-
meath Mt Mcintyre.
The way we now were going had been
traversed but once or twice before; the great
lllDettlme0t 10 tfdNci WIZ Inc lhko. III one
Place you are compelled to plunge into the
chill, dark water, and make your way along
the base ofthe precipice some distance ere
you reach dry land again. We found that
the raised water of the northern half of the
lake had made two such places there used
to be but one. Oh how cold was tho water,
how sharp the stones to our feet; Wa were
compelled to carry all our baggage, cloth
ing, etc, over on our heads The water
had "a brown. peaty color; il had not yet re
covered from its troubling by the avalanche
4 short swim satisfied me, the splinteret
fioat-wood around me made made me thinl
of snags beneath the surface, and the watel
was cramping cold. Let no one recklessi!
attempt the path we trod. The trai! from
Lake Golden to Avalanche is nothing com
pared with the long, rough road from Ava
lanehe to Clear Pond; no trail, merely III
old, 'grown-up' brush-iilled saple line.
listen to tho sharp report Of pistol err
you leave grim Avalanche bark to th,
echoes; speak low or each word is repeated
by the opposite eliii.
A few more mountain slides. and Ava
ianche Lake will become Avalanche Pass
to contend, perhaps, for fame with its NOR
famous neighbor, the Adirondack.
VERPLANcK CoLvIN.
ALBANY, Sept. 10, 1865.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

tcn' ~ b' q Co, SO and IS Lake st, whole
4 sale dealers In Straw Ooods xiIIinery Witt
Goods, Hosiery. Gloves and Fancy Goods. Sc and SIS
lake street, Chicago. ~ -"' -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

% In tsIas Of - prepare . sound mill
tlry nasin. let MT the sickIy lind you un
pfeyzred Is an equally good rule medical I1rspru
den-e. r3hs man must be made of iron VINO 1nds
hf..ssif thc cisss Of strong
Srrh = pfleBDTnsnon anon {
the robust OF the human family Mussular and
csrsfii sthms vigr oozes out of us IN Q broiling
". n rnf Juiy and August. and few ~ a. at tie
10 defy unisSaithy Influences Vt the n
Fever and as1e and bilious rsfits eDt fever. together
with variety Of complaints thai sfect the Ggestive
or ans liver and The bowss term portion OF the
Aat3nn p-nsr4nfsss- Fear ms nd that exhaustion
disorders and that sasnss enables
the sys,sm rspe them 10 be weak u 70 be nicer
able" says Satin N h.s defeated egfcns ~ .Paradse
,st,, snsse anon is correct. though 4 comes froa
q n evil
no, then, week Ard feeble. fertifs ycursesye.
axains the Invisible that presades the autnIn Al
ar The best defeuss against missmas bOSfEr
TEk'S STOMACH BfTgEitS. This veSetzb bic
appetii stimulate your ises
lrrnnese 20 -ruF retyes, fngleorate
sosr FIBRE regulate Tor seeTetl0ns- cheer spirits,
ard "a. y0nr sutFo physqae perfect working order
n : sasy done. TtA sr2ndsrd topie and alferayive
sbssh Fecsperafe xnc 0usd not bad To
take hut, the cos Fzfy. = pleasant medicine
see bo9sser that you have the genuine article.
4ere are limitations and eon0terfeiis IN the market,
aau tsey al worthless d-leterious Bear in mind
BY the gallon es-k) and each bottle bears
label surnountsd y ygcette OF st George and The
Drsgoo. snd eur revenue STAMP over the cork.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
EILLINERY oOons-

- ElCKERSON, 224 Lake street. Carpetings
Orders promptly flied
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
Arp1KroN's Jouns.1, is inoreas;no in No

ArPLEroN's JOURNAL is increasing in pop
ularity, and is the most remarkable instance
of rapid success that we have known. 1t
presents to itsreaders happy combination
Of pleasing fiction and entertaining popular
articles on subjects of common Interest to
every one. The illustrations ere alone
worth the price of the Journal. e,nd ten
cents to the publishers d. Appleton & Co.,
New York, for a specimen number, and you
will be convinced. Subscription price, 81
per quarter, SO for six months, and 81 for
a year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
Terrible Condition of Spaln.

The correspondent of the Pail Mall Ga
zette, Who writes from Barcelona, declares
that the Spaniards are utterly Disguised
with their system of Justice, and will remedy
it, If no other remedy is ob:ainable bylinch
law. Even criminal Justice liz corrupt men
lingering out their lives waiting for trial
because the judge will not admit them to
bail without bribe. In Andalusia kind
of territorial socialism prevails, produced
by overgrown estates. aud absentee land
lordism. -Four men own most of the prov
ince, and the biggest of them lives his life
in St Petersburg. .Brigandago is beginning
10 prevail everywhere. Prim has ordered
all Generals to shoot Carlists, and has pro-
NOTED two officers who murdered nine
persons having fowling pieces, but were not
resisting or attacking in any way. And
that the treasury is insoivent, the parties
without leaders, and the trees coming down
so fast that there il drought every three
years. and our readers may have faint idea
of the state of Spain. 1t is the red revolu-
ton which is coming there.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
1WiEES AND COEDACE

.tbBERT HUBBARD & CO., Nxniis
- rred, steel < iron wire rope, tar pitch h oakum
fsczle blocks, anchors chains 2O7 s. wstsr "A chs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

Nervous debility VITA .ts gloomy attend.
ants, low sp,rits, depression, ins@luntar y
omissions, loss OF sonon, spermsttorrlr.os,
loss of power, dizzy head, loss ~ memory
and threatened impotence and iniiiorility,
find sovereign cure in Humphreys Non'.'s-
pstbic Specific, No. tRonsy-oieli. Composed
of the most valuable mild and potent curs-
tives, they strike at cnco at The root O tie
matter, tone up the system, arrest the die
charges, aud impart yigor and energy, life
and vitality, tn tho ontiTo man. They have
cured thousands or cases. Price - per
psekakc Of six boxes and vial, which il vory
important in obstinate ant. old cases. or 81
per single box Sold 10y all druggists, and
scnt by mail ON receipt of price. Address
Humphreys Specific HmSeopathic Medicine
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

The undersigned will eheerfnIly mail tFREF) 20 all
WAN the Recipe and full directions for preparing
and using simple and BeauftIet Vegetable tsntsn
that will Immediately remove Tan. frecf<tcs- PtfB-
pies. Bfofrhcs. sad ali eruvtions ana impurities Of
eskin, szvRx the sof clear. smooth and bean
tfuf lie viii also send (fREf) inst ructsoDs for
ducing. BY very simple psa3s, u LUxuRIANT GROWTH
or HAIR on bald head OF suaootb face IN Ices than
thirty days from first Application the above ea1 be
obtained By return mail b. addressing THcS- r.
CHAPMAN, Chemist. Is Broadway, New York.
p q. Box SIS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

PRETTY WoMEN.-A comparatively few la
dies monopolize the beauty as well az the at
tention Of society. This ought not to be so,
but it is; and win be while men are foolish,
and single out pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, whiak gives the bloom of
youth and refined, sparkling beauty to the
complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain OF q rod, tanned,
freckled or rustic complexion who viii invest
Its effects are truly wonderful. TO preserve
and dress the hAir use Lyons Kathairon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
A curiosity was lately found I'm a co

"A curiosity was lately found in q coal
bank near Knoxville, Tenn. II is a kettle,
probably of iron or some other hard sub
stance, but from long rusting it has become
like stone. 1t was encased in bed of
slate-stone, just above the coal bed, twen-
ty-six feet below the surface. There were
three of the vessels together, but two of
them were broken in getting them ont Of
the stone bed with which they were sur
rounded They are of cone shape, with a
small knob on the cover II is, of course,
impossible to say who placed these vessels
where they were found. e.lt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

The PUREsT AND SwEETrsr Con LIVER Or.
IN TIE WORLD is Hazard n Caswcll's made
on the sea shore. from fresh, selected iivere
by CASWEII., HAZARD K Co., New York.
II is absolutely pure and s,reei. Parties Who
have once taken il prefer it TO all others
physicians hsyo decided it superior Ca any q!
the other oils IN market Sold by al drug
oiaty
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

English railway companies are pro-
testing in alarm against the prejudice
aginst them shown by most juries in assess
ing damages. A successful action has
been brought against one of the companies
by blind man, who hurt his hand by hit
ting it against nail in their station; and
the same corporation has had to pay f150
to boy who climbed upon one OF their
and broke it down by his
weight.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

JONES, JuNKN 4 Co., Of Chicago, have Just
issued a work of great value 10 farmers, pro.
fessional and business mon, entitled Laws of
Business for all the States Of tho Union, by
Prof. Parsons, Of Harvard University. The
writer is acknowledged authority on law, and
il the author OF several standard law books
Soc advertisement in another column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

ExCELsIOR GLASS CUTTER il evcryway "a
good ~ the GLACIERS diamond, aud not half
az expensive. Cuts glass in all shapes a.
readily az tho diamond. II easily handled
Anyone can use it. Everyone should havo it.
Every farmer should have one. Every NOR
chant should have ono. Every housekeoper
should have one. Every mechanic should
hsvc one. The best thing ever invented Ia
ont glass with. a big thing for agents. Send
$3.50 and get a sample. Agents wanted. Adj
dress. j. G. Hill, No. Nixon's Exchange
Chicago, Ill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
a GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE.

LIENS CFLEBRAfED LING B1LSAN-
Casss Coughs. Cs,Its and Cou-unrsioD
ALIENS CELEBRATED LUNG B4LSIM-
Cures Hrons hits. Asthma aud Group.
-fLLENsS CELEBR4TED IENs B4LSAH-
fmDarfa strength 70 the sy-fenn-
ALLEN'S CELEBRATED LUNG B4LSAH-
IL hieas-snf - take
AELENS tFLEsRiTFD It-NG BfLS4H-
always Sfaction the money will be refunded
~ Is r0inanded by pro nineng phy sicisus and shi,e
D.essSD 20 AXE and harmless IN It's nature IL IL
fserfn rsmeIS fos ensing all diseases OF the Lungs
For sale by al Druggists
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

ALASKA DIAMOND TRADE il becoming an
important branch in the jcwclry trade. These
goods are mounted i'm IL karat gold and are
in all respects equal to the genuine for bril-
liancy, durability, and lees than onc-sxtoenth
tho price OF the genuine Mr.. j $. DavIs
LOT Monroe street, Chicago, importer, has
full stock. Orders will be promptly attend
cd to, ana price iist sent on application.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
PAPER Axe RAos,
sasp CHAEDIEEY

( .AFLIN, BUTLER 4 CO., Dt.Ief.
- Paper, Printers Stock, &c Ossh n.sd
Rsga. = ard e. State street, Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
GIVEN AWAY GIVEN AWAY

NBYE HVEl.LPkY AGENTS a SALARY
NN Of $40 per week snd eSperees, or allow large
ccFE nissOn!Go soI anu wonderful inventions
Address NJ NAGssu h Co, niaTshaii, Mich
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
FOR SALE.
PURE BRED HOGS AND FOWLS.
WINTER SEED WHEAT

And oth.r FARM SFEDS from DEIrz's ExPERT-
MENTAL FARM, Chsmbersburg, Pa
Dsebrs and Broushton's Beardloss Weeks and
Treadwel's Bearded White Wnests: trencn White
and Red Chat: Purple Straw Bearded Red Mediter-
-,nean and Cesuau amber Besrdlees, toe best,
asrest hardest and most productive wheas that can
busbel -Four pounds Of any kind by mail postpaid,
for Al TWENTY heads of different varieties sent post
aid for al Twenty other varieties OF Wheat Barley
and Oats, OF last years importation See DEITz's
RxPERInENTAL FARM JOURNAL; send and subscribe
for it, only Sl-50 per year; the most ussfu Journal
printed. Address GEO. A. DEIT'Z,
Chambersbure, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

HAIiET, DAyIs& Co., Piano Forte Makers,
272 Washington street, Boston. Thirty-iive
promiums awarded. Every instrument: war
rarited for five years. Price less than and
other first-class make in the United States.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
PRICE list {.

OGIOSf.. tgiack ~. ~ a. best - per n
MIXED, 0;tsen and Black 20. - ~. best ~ per H.
tNt:tisfi BREsk FAST, (Black,) ~. 81, si.in.
$l,ig best - - per n
IMPEssiA T.. CCreenl -. o. sI.e si.Io best = 20
per n
YOUNG HYSOS, tGroeu0 81, 20. Al %. sI.io. beet
81. % per ID.
UsCOI .ORED JaIas, %. si.oo sI.'o. bos. 81 -
0sre.p.) beat sIs0pern n.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
No. 10.
SIhIilk SlmlLIRUS CURANTUR.
HuMPHf<EYS'
0rATSlC SPECIFICS

sa4NE PROVED FROM THE MOST AMPLE
6 eSperieDca. an entire success. sin -Pronpt-
. flctent aud Reliable. They the oniy Medicines
Perfectly arzpted 70 rosiiar simple that mis-
takes so be nSts ing them 40 harmless ~ 10
te from canger, ard Efficient 10 he slsays
r.li.lsa fhes raised IL ighest Dsndntiou
irosa al. and VII always reader sat ;sf.ction
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

GILLTTT's BAKING POwDER.- Ask your gro
cor for it. All who have usod it once, find il
pure, healthy and economical. II il warrant
cd to please.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22

When is young mans arm like the
Gospel9 When 1t maketh glad the waist
places.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
Il BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-22
THE
Weed Family FavOrite
As nov perfected. is the BEss and NOS RFLfABLF
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

FOR ALL KINDS family now IN ure IL will do \
IaRGER RANGE Of work. sewing from the Lx0HTler
god. 10 the BFAvkR cloth or LEATHER. WITH
cot chs ,gs Of Needles. Thread OF Tension ssinple
AM liable get ont OF order IL has efralg1s
needle aad makes the Lock Stitch
erzl d,scsft 10 the trade Send for price iist and
terms to GEO- q THOMAS 90. W Lake street,
Chicago. Agents for ths Northwest