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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-22

her lover, real African gorilla from his
his chin downward, but possessing very
resolute, yet anxious human head-very
like Jack Gales with the scalp and grin
ming jaws of the defunct monster hanging
behind his ears.
This was an extraordinary situation a
nice young lady in a strange garret, con-
fronted by an erratic young man in semi
gorilla costume his countenance flushed
with excitement and exercise; his eyes
wild with anxiety and alarm his whole
manner that of person who is in state
of utter quandry. The truth of history
cOmpels me to record the fact that Miss
Clara Corisnder threw up her hands and
laughed as if she would die. She was a
sensible girl and liked a good joke. Old
Coriander's plans were laid bare to her
clear vision in one moment; she saw
through the whole trick and laughed in
the face of the astonished Mr.. Gale.
ooh, jack said she, as soon as she
could recover her breath, "how could you
be such a fool? where am L? How shall
l ever get home? Oh. oh, oh" To all of
which Jack could only reply in install
ments But, by secluding the young lady
on the stairway, he succeeded in preparing
for their return to the Coriander mansion.
Through the half-deserted streets the young
couple went in different guise from that
in which they had before astonished those
who saw them flee The gorilla delivered
up the old mans daughter, and was glad
to be told that the menagerie, not quite
ruined, must needs be closed for few
months for repairs.
The show opened again in due season
with new attractions, under the manage
ment of Coriander and Gale. But in all
the lines of cages of rare beasts, no Afri
can gorilla was to be found. In lieu
thereof they showed a handsomely stuffed
skin of the much lamented beast which
came to an untimely end in consequence
of a cold caught by exposure at the great
menagerie fire. Coriander's heart re-
Tented when Jack saved his daughter from
the burning building, and he found his in
ventive genius invaluable in the show
business
have seen the only young gorilla born
on the American soil, of which there is
any account.
1t has pink cheeks and blue eyes, and is
learning to answer to the name of Clara
Gale.-ODerLd7ad MoRt1Lu
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-22
Why Do Not Our Teeth Last Our Life.
tfme2

THAT they are made as perfect, if the
right materials are furnished, there can
not be doubt
But are the necessary elements fur
nished to children as they are the young
of the other animals? And do we not
subject our teeth to deleterious influences
from which animals that obey their natu
raj instincts are exempt?
The forming young of other animals,
while dependent on the mother, get lime
aud phosphorus, and potash, and silex,
and all the other elements of which the
teeth are composed, from the blood or
milk of the mother, and she gets them
from the food which nature provides con-
tanning these elements in their natural
proportions.
But where can the child in its forming
state get these necessary elements, whose
mother lives principally on starch, and
butter, and sugar, neither of which con-
tains particle of lime, phosphorus, potash
or slick? Nature performs no miracles.
She makes teeth as glass is made, by COM
biniDg the elements which compose them
according to her own chemical principles
And this illustration is more forcible be-
cause the composition of the enamel of
the teeth and of glass is very nearly iden-
tical; both at least requiring the combi-
nation of silex with some alkaline princi-
pie,
If, then, the mother of an unborn or
nursing infant lives on white bread and
butter, pastry and confectionery, which
contain no slick, and very little of the
other elements which compose the teeth,
nothing short of a miracle can give her
child with good teeth, and especially with
teeth well cnameled.
But what article of food will make good
teeth? Good milk will make good teeth,
for it makes them for calves. Good meat
will make good teeth, for it makes them
for lions and wolves. Good vegetables
and fruit will make good teeth, for they
make them for monkeys.
Good corn, oats, barley, wheat, rye, and
indeed, every thing that grows, will make
good teeth, if eaten in their natural state,
no elements being taken out; for every
one of them does make teeth for horses,
COWS, sheep, or some other animal. But
starch, sugar, lard, or butter will not make
good teeth. You tried them all with your
child's first teeth, and failed and your
neighbors have tried them, and indeed all
Christendom has tried them, and the
result is that man or woman at forty
with good, sound teeth is q very rare ex-
ception.-Dr. A. j. Belloaos.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-22
ON THE SHORE.
BI VI. A. L.

WE walked together on the shore,
One evening. you and L;
We heard old oceans sullen roar,
And pillows rolling nigh.
The sun had set, and where his rays
Had left rosy glow,
Just where the twilight met the day,
The new moon hung her bow.
The white winged ships sailed bravely by,
The ocean breeze blew free
thousand stars were in the sky,
A thousand on the sea.
You talked to me of life and love,
Your voice was soft and low:
The starry eyes that shone above,
Looked down with gentle glow.
fAnd others wandered by the sea,
sAnd heard its sullen moan;
l only heard II sing to me
A low and gladstone tone.
All, happy dream too bright to Lasts
Too soon the moments flew
On rosy wings they glided past,
The while talked with you.
But now walk the shore alone,
near the moaning sea;
1t has no more Joyous tone,
No hopeful voice for me.
The stars abov are still as true,
The crescent moon as bright,
The sea-bresZe soft, as when, with you,
walked the shore that night
But now their charms, alas have flown,
l only hear the roar
OF oceans voice: alone, alone,
Alone, walk the shore.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-22
1Doetrp.
Z" THEY Sd T."

WHO is ''They Say" hear so much about?
I'd really like to find this person out,
i do not understand about " They Say,
Come, tell me who, and what he is, pray.
'sThey Say - that Mr.. What's s-his-neme will drink
But that's his bu-i .oss, not ''They Says think
And that he lives beyond his means, aud so
" They Say thinks everybody ought to know.
And there il Mrs Such a-oDe, she goes
To all the pic-nics, parties, balls and shows,
And spends her time upon the street each day
When duty calls her home, so says They Say.
And then before You get a chance to rest,
- They Say has talked of you, and none the pest
Has told your neighbors what you eat and drink
And how you dress, and all You do, or think-
How many times a week you scrub your h3ors,
And black your stove, and wash your kitchen
doors;
How often. and just where you go each day,
And what You buy, and how You ever pay.
Now if I have a thing to say to you.N
III tell you so myself, and you may do
The ssme by me; IL is a towards way,
To tell lie and charge it to - They Say"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-22

A LITTLE youngster, two and half
years old, who had heard some complaint
in the family about pegs in shoes hurting
the feet, approached his mother the other
day, with his fingers in his mouth, and
says: Mamma, me dot pegs tummin in
enough the little fellow was cutting two or
three nice teeth.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-22

In arguing the healthfulness of Florida,
a letter writer propounds the astounding
statement that "no country is entirely
free from disease and death"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-22

THE following is voluntary tribute
TO modest worth aud unobtrusive gentle
ness of character "The wheelbarrow
for simplicity of construction strength,
courage, and general moral excellence, II
is the superior of the veiocipehe, and
ought TO be encouraged"
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Nm Die Seier.
Grgebenitsn Tyeunp
q. @olff.

@emd6 9emetnl4aftliGen uebereitom@
nen6 NIT rem Gi9entbGmern unc6erauSz
sebern oerStaataSeitung babe ib wdbrenp
Der M%bweienbeit pes 5erm q. @olf III
Deutl@lanp ptn pplitii&en Ebeil bet &ez
poftipn Thermometer. Die ,Tennen; peS
BlatteS bleibt NltftYertdnoli6 pielelbe
uno miro IS mstnB etreben letn> III meiz
men Mrbeiten Die &eler er5taatsz 3eitun9
ZEN te,npordren 8erluit pe6 Sater6 Der
peutl6en Sournaliitif in Minneldta nidt
gu 19mer3li9 empfnpcn su lalen>
Den @erren Golle9en Don Der Yrelle
i'm Staate unp auemdrts meinen @ruB
uno pieSerf@erun9 raB t4 auf per jour-
nolttti6en Meniur bic &e9eln unb @ti>
quette zines AMI tanpt9en pauf<@ Comments
aufre6terbalten, politii@e Saubiebe aber
itet6 isnpriren meroe.
N@tun9spcQ
6u9p pebplc.
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MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
3un, IbfDico.
81. yauL Dunnerfos Is. @arS 1868

81. pauL Dunnerfas Is. @drS 1869.
Der unterseiidnete Mrs 5mpraen nit
rem 'Grib;u9 e feline @eile mad Deutl9z
LAMB ontreten uno ia9t biermit ben Deutz
fden pom Mjnnelpta Elm ber3ltae6 Seize
,ppbl ouf Dieberlebn.. '.' n. ~. " = r." ~. ' 5St5
@a6 mir Setten6 be8 Staate8 wte
BON 4riratperlpnen auf9etragen wprcen>
merce t4 3etreulid .une a,ad betcm Scr
mI9en auSri1tcn uro bpfe na6 Mtnz
nelpta nit rem Bewubtleir suriid;ufeb<
rem, in BET mir gewprpenenMliftsn meiine
pFi@t al6 ?Rani, 9etban gu baben.
Dem Sci er Der Staateseitun9, reren
Mitcieentbumsr i9 bleibe> babe iA nit
Treuoen uno 0rnu9tbuun9 ;u iu9en, oab
er nur1 meme seitweile @ntfernuna in
Beiua auf rem @ertb re5 Blatte5 ni@t
nur ntbtS yerlieren, 1pnrerne ba i1 in
leBter 3eit ourb f1rperlt9es 9siren Stelz
fad om Mrbciten sebinoert mar eber
aewinnen wtrD,, innenna lowpbl Der
pplitiihe ME Der lpfale fGbtil Der Necac<
ttrn per fabisitsn 5ano ttbertraoen. 1T. .
5err 5uap pebotb, ecf1an Hberz
Sorra9enpe 8efdbiguns a(gemein onerz
fannt 1T, miro Den pplitilben Ibeil Ger
&epactiou liefern uuO bic G9cater< unp
Observation-Disclosures -fdreiten> 5err
SDeopor Soncer, mein %bewd6rter Treunp
unp purtner, oo5 Glatt nit ben 2otalz
neui9fetten veriebcn, Sd ieltit werre
aus auen 5aup&pldben pie i@ tnOcutl@@
LAMB belude mein bort GrlebteS an Die
3situn9 bertdten. "
Somcit, lieter 2eler, balte felt >pie. id
ltlbt, sur Thanksgiving unp bebolte in
0uten Mnpeufen
Deinen
G%resbennsn Trsunp
q. @olff.
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9icStaotWabl.

NaGpem cos llnionzIidet auf9efcQt
lpar, yeriibertr Der ST. Yaulptpneer jetnen
SSelern bab ne ouf pemielben np1ninirten
Gancioaten fabige uno sertrauen6wurz
pi9e Mtanner wlren, uno nab Is fein
.Wrunp mdre fit cie rempfratilde Gpnz
oent'pn rie|e SKINNER niGt auf ibrEtdet
su nebmen, wcil cie5elben ;susrlt .Ypr1
elmer Convention BON Bur9srn betper
Nortet en- ~aufeeltellt waren. Die
un9emo19enen prptetirten ra9esen uno
,Ominirten ,br eisenes Gidct.
Settoem 9eben lid Yiipnssr unp 8plt5z
blatt oue mD9li6e Miibe ibren 2eiern
9louben gu MAIDEN, paB pa5 unionzGidet
Son elmer 9rpben Masabl Ncpublitoner
nibt unterfuyt weroen piirpe, IA pielelz
ben auf elmer Characterization beitdnz
ben.
Dies 1T einfa6 cine unwabrbeit ;
idmrntlide &epublitaner ltno cine oroBe
Nnsabl Demctrateu werpen pofar fim>
men 1ro bic Wabl nes llnionszGidet6.
TT nit 8efimmtbeit Ypraussu1eben.
Steele, 9lt9felp> 3trfelbad, Mpcr>
Tprepau9b uno WiQiu6 Die @oncioaten
in ben e%injelnen @arbs fir ben Nlperz
man ppiten fino 10 quite Nomtnattonen
unp Ter Gcntrait nit ibren SppoFtipnSz
Gancicaten 1T sit 0unfen rer cbcn oc<
1annten 70 grcE pab e6 elmer Mnoreifune
nerieIhpn nor nid,, kphnrf
Die proentli@en> r%eritancisenB araerp Der
Staot, cenen bic Jnterel1en ner Commute
am 5cr5en lie9en> unp beren Nn3obl in
ct. paul 0ptt iei 0anf, iebr beoeuteno
1T rercen Ont 6. Npril un}ere Gambia
ten in BEN 51artzNatb mdblen, uneea6z
tet ees prc:efee per lln9smaiaenen.
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,puuftste i'd uhp NidtS blieb tbrtiis son
Dieter pertpIrpisen ,MHatre al6 ber e
9entblulide s@(jeruhH yonls forty rod I
Whisky nnp eiinbeinilfaen Eabaf. WV 4
Sett Slug Mnb @eife.,

DaE55S 0olfsblott TT yff1rpaiiest. Strrd1tr1uenr Ser
Webmutb iiber 81 FIFTH eIeiteten
Briprrr! 1mpelde M an SIN Mp,rninotinne,,
lr3e1rf Unions Gnnsnenttppnut 1bftbeuioten.
e}a11u1u,amne1rllhtaabe !! Marrrlllum II 1,p1plle, iih bicle
Menldem obeerr o1,1h Sem 81 II 5 brrr i Il
pempfratilhen MnIfSmiIlens r1iht
fiqe1,.' DaS @plfsblatt beldreibt III Is
naiyer Wei1e mie AK pieSmnodf 11p ii T.
puy,e eraa !, e Wn1fSniue I'm s II d.
5 ri d, fo1n, StHrnnoeu an an Sen soils
Observation-Disclosures 2rrShloorn nnn SEAL
lptzNprer tnorpn AK nieSm,of m;,nrr
ne ~, \, 4 ~ "a fer; !@enr.e;den
pieler petnofrotildhrn 81 a}{en. gHir
f6nneu q nohfr freMiA ;enrt q :
! T meIdr d% n;M{ i slsnSen
.Merf.e,,nrn Nn, Wnyneu oeno ~, INK
g. Rproehen mn,licn nAt Nernanfen
r,r,,,' g I'll 5,ld,rn IL n;Mt
II ,@erH ,Sf nn, S ,m,Ts .'t N"wt
=. @atahr =, ms.sm n WITTY esy u, e.
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S[9S;e' nhe,, f;sht "a n,,f crS y srn W. =
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81 ,,,,n MT SSnoer ,,nn. 5a;rnsr ~. o>at
n,;,nt;n,, rss Ssrrn Msd ,n;t'1a Gt;ml
',s,, nsnsr - -; Gtonns oshro%t 'h,tte
erfiSr}e S 1T;ron Nv (@nr,dsrr nsS, SyiSmz
siids' ncer5 Mec;eJfenn er,nfr,3;5d,s,
E}eyns,ts ..ef fdesrs. ;h ,cn Tenfsi ~,
Sjr Sfnn;not;nus fr rn;;rns,, nr,', ''S1,',t
1d,.n' nIsmnIa hrn G,;n,n,sn 'osha,,
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Demofrati1be Spnocntion.

Den&umpcele9aten CUR pemotratiiden
@%ouoentipn welbc i19 nit ;ablretden
Breunren am Dienitas Mur9en anGourt
6aule periammelt batten, wurre bic Dit
tbsiluna 9emadt> cab, IA bic Court in
StBun9 1ei> bic Convention in SropnS
Blof ltattfnpsn miiroc. Gam. Maooen,
Der @olf5 Grihun rerete bierauf cine
&epe, unp in feicrliber pro;eiiipn reran
Der Sitters Opttpr nit ncn Banner unp
Der Glatform, Yerfi9ten Ii9 bic Dele9az
ten nit ibrem Nnhan9e na@ oti9em 90
fal. @or jcperytcer sablrei9en @irtbz
lbaften bic ;wilben cemGcurt 5au6 unb
8ro:rn6 8lpd lie8en> tpuroe an9ebalten ;
Gam. Mobcen reoete cine &ece l11b BE
9lUdli9eTamilie tereitete ii9 our9 1tarte
pptatipnen Don aqua Wit fir pa6 erba>
bene Berf npr.
SIN 2otal unsefommen iteute 8ater
Macren ben Mntra9 81. q. Smitb gum
GorVbenren Der 8erl ammlun9 III mdblen
was aud etntimmia 9eidab. Sob Bet
Dor weniaen Minutcn nod an ber@abaz
fbaw fraeepreamtulirtewarj coo9 nidt III
fnoen, unr Is purre Der @onpentton
mit9etbeilt pab er auf rsr Saso na9 ei<
mem pal5enpen Ganpiraten fir cas-
Mayprss Stint fei mel@er @ertraueuSz
rulel senu9 beidbe ne Nomination ce5
Numps son5unebmen, pie Dele9aten
mubten BON Der S6pieriofeit Der Mufz
9abe, me!@c Sob fi6 9eteQt bate pouz
tomr,en Gber5eu9t iein, penn iIe parteten
NIT pielcr @eoulc faft cine Stunbe, unb
1T oiele @eDulrsprrbe um 70 bSbsr III
lb1Ben ais Ter Spribenmaun ron Der
5ten Warp mabrenp cieier 3cit abermals
rerete. yGnoli6 riff Der @epul5fapen,
Bob" etlhien ni9t, 1purce ieineS Mmte5
fit rerlutia erfldrto nnpt Tranfa Bremer
gum @prfBenoen uno Capt. Otto Dreber
gum 5efretdr ee,pdblt.:. 8eridiepene
Srldnoil1e Dele9aten puroen. fir ras
slrnt oesrS sfretars ppr9eIblasen, aber
Que entlbulpigten ft9 camit, pa6 1e ibre
8rlQe gu 5auie gelai1en bitten. Germ
Srerrer 9ebubrt jspenfaa6 raS 9pb eob
|er zen GoriIb NIT. .ridtiQeln Sat- uno
Hmil1t fabrte, cine jencnfal5 siebr I9wie<
ri9e @ufSate in pieler @eieufbaft oeren
eeloneeresG rfennuna6;etden unter Sielen
threrr1 Wl)ftiltt99ll'ceer IN tarfsn1s @eru6 mad
Ssnsim .unp bet Sbbii{atoriiiE4g ssbteelrlbmten
f1Wtarfe' bcfteGt..sa 4t ID s~aoRfalaN sllo Ta5
srg,,oo i, H Stassgk O.
'a''9tadpemt@ 6 tnmittees f1rpg@ repenttalS
u1'odpermonente SrsaniilIalttiiocnu pe1rtnannt
r,aren, perta9te f6 bic @%pnoentipn bis
Wttttae6 Q uDr,| IN bemiNu9enblife, als
Maeben feline Grfltnss Mepe balte,
ppute. 4tfialada2RtaJ ah4Iaitaqatg sabes
Mls ber Stump fi@ uiebers perfatnuelte
rurpen bic 9eyrn 8reper u. Dreber ale
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Sue @isepufn.
Dsr "a GrcRs lfproi fern pom 20.
idrettt:

Der "a GrcRs 9fprbfsrn pom 20.
ihreitt:
Noubonfall. Sim Dpnnerfao
lester Bpbe wurrs Der 90 treiber Gut
ter Scn bier ON Seuen Sage ouf pfener
Stra6s nierergeI6laoen UNI beraubt.
Die lbot aei&ab ;ni}ben Onolosfa unp
yeu WnFercam in pielemG ounty. SEER
Suttcr fabrt bic 3mT6entli1e ppt iwiz
1ten So GrpNe UNI Grempeleou uno
telpr9t ipie 9spGbn|id, auerlei Commit
1ipnen an betren Srtsn. Mn rem be,etd i
neten Sage lou er ca. $1,000 in Gem
peleau crbalten baben; um cielelben auf
e|ne bie19e Bant iu brinaen. Cine
Strefe cteIsit6 Sem Nmteream beaeonete
er init leiaem SGlitten sinem Monn>
melder ibn fra9te> nb CT ntGt mitfcbren
tDnne uno ouf Zen bejabencm Bel6eic,
uberretdte Jpn Der Mann cine $500
Note> sur Be;abluna peS Iobroelpe6.
Gutter 3p9 feline Srieftai4e> in mcl@er er
oas Sch batte, beraus> I'M ouf rie Note
berau6su9eben> ais Der Tremre tbm einen
@6la9 in's @efibt oer(eBte, welder i'm
rbnrndatig rcn nem S6litten berunler<
Mari. Al@ er mieber ~ ii9 fam, >por Der
6rence, coo Gelo unp Der Salitten fort.
Die pferpe maren itrisens in Snala6fa
an9ebalten 1porcen, ND Gutter 1ie mteoer
fano. Son Dem &auber 1T nod feline
Spur entpedt pprcer. Gutter bat ais
Sswei8 Ter Shat Elm nit Blut unterlauz
fene6 Nu9e.
&aubmprpin 5parta.-2eBz
ten @amftas Na6t, ereignste fib in UNI
1erer Na@tartopt Sporto elm %0roEn1ptiz
l9s6 Raubmoroerei9nib. Captain M.
=. 9eonaro Imurce BON ben @ebrapern $.
.unp q. Bennett, mel1te ibm binter elmer
6en5 in Der Ndbe ltiner Mpbnuns ouf<
pabten, als or aus elmer @elea1boft ca.
UNI / nbr mad 5auie 9tng-mit elmer
Sdrotflinte nierer9ei@oiieu. Nidt ;u<
friepen oamit, ipranesn bic beinen feioen
M1rner ouf ibn UNI itampften NIT ZEN
Giben auf i'm berur1. Nl6 fe alaubten,
er nare tort beraubten }e i'm unp flo
ben. Ser %Qeonbarb fam nab ca. elmer
Stunpe w}eber gu fi@ unb frp@ na@
@aule wpielbf 2drm gema6t purbe unb
Sic poli5ei mad fur5er 33etty 81" Gabrte
Ter NalbmDrper i'm 9bnee aufanp, bic
brett nad ibrem 5au1e flbrte, mplelbf
lie. ansetrofena uno .ab0efaBt puroen.
Ginsr perlelben fol- elm Sefenntni6 aboez
lest baben. Sir 6errn 2eonbaro jpl
6pfnurg auf fein Muftrmmen pprDanz
sen fem. shh5
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