Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-22

FROM New Haven we have the intelli-
gance that Baron Won Schlager has given
an organ-grinder emphatic notice not to
play the ''Marseipaise" under his window
IT is strange that the Prussians should
have any difficulty in securing a war loan
10 the largest amount, when they have
lately made such stunning Investments as
they have at Strasburg and Metz
THE difference between Victor Hugo's
''Tlayelleures dc in Ner" and Chinese
planters is that the first are tOilers of the
sen and the last are soilers of the tea.
King WILLIAM has adopted the name Of
the French camp for his battle cry, and
thinks he Chalon to Paris at once. The
French bear tho news with great nou-Cha-
Ions.
LITTLE LOUIS. the Prince Imperial, is
supposed to have gone to the war-field to
pick MP information; thus far, however, he
has only picked up a spent bullet.
FISK at Long Branch (from the World)
cat 10. before tho baIl-rs ON door,
His mighty Excellency was;
He smiled and bowed to all the crowd,
SO gorgeous and immense he was''
The gold notes for the new gold banks
are to be printed on yellow paper, so as 10
give as good a substitute for the real art
| icle as circumstances viii permit.
"MY dear" said sentimental wife,
! ''home, you know, is the dearest spot on
earth" swell. yes" said The practical
husband, 'it does cost about twice as much
as any other spot"
"ARE these pure canaries?" asked young
gentleman, who was negotiating for gift
for his fair one. ''Yes, sir" said the dealer,
confidentially. 81 raised them ere birds
from canary see1."
The builder of a church i'm course of cree.
ton, when the toast of his health was
given, rather enigmatically replied that he
was more fitted for the scaffcld than for
public speaking"
The s'Sons of Adam" is the highly ap-
propriatc name of the new Clothing Cut
ters' Union. IL will be remembered, per-
haps, that in the earlier days of Eden,
Adam, and for that matter Eve, cut cloth
ing altogether.
The English is said to be one of the most
difficult languages for a foreigner to learn.
Rec, ntly a foreign lady went to see fiDe
boy baby. and iu endeavoring to express
her admiration said, "Oh my, what nice
fat babee ! How fat she is, don't he p
''WIrE, said broker, a few days since,
''do you think shall ever be wOIth $50,
000?" CAN'T l worth that to you?" said
the confiding spouse. Yes" said the
other half, ''but can't put you out at in
terest"
SOME one describing bali said il was y
vast assembiagc of people who had never
met before. and who never cared TO meet
again. and that they talked "A little, danced
little. eat a little, and then went home
cross and tired ont.
DOM PIAT-T is astonished al finding The
daughter of hIs old-time washerwoman nj
Saratoga Sand here she was before me.
pretty u painted wagon. and saGitless in
IA fashionable attire, as if she had been
born to the situation. These instances
picture very effcctually the delusion In
dalged In by some respecting what many
are pleased to call pure blood Here was
The daughter of q common washerw0man
as delicate, refined, and well-dressed as the
daughter OF Old Coupon, who can count
back two generations before she hi'sa me-
chanic."