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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-30
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5err HebaftsHr !-BGbrene iiberall in
ben Yer. Stantsn, no DeutItr In 9rG6errr
3abl teiIammrn wcburn, rarauf bin aear.
beitet ptrb. bic peutIhe Sprabe ais Elm lin.
terrihts' 3peis In ben DIsntli6en S6uIeu
ein;ufilbren, unb plbreno Der ee6crene
Nmeritdner uno anpere NihtoeutIhe nm.
Itrer Wfitbur9er INNER msbr uno mebr BON
Der sStdtigtett, ia man tann lalen giutb,
penotsteit bss Grlerusns Der prutIten
Spra6e li6 iiberjsussn, pdbreno in ar5s
bern Stapten unb Ieltlt Bier in Scrautun,
namentltd i'm taufmanntIheu Sahe, es
BET Nnfteuung etnee @sbIlfen (Glert)
s5 cine Der 6auptbspinsuusen eewurosn
H. Der rsuti6sn Sprahe mdhttg Su Iein,
70 paB artilbete iunse amsritaner, anass
benee &auf feutr, aerjte, Suritsn II. {. NJ.
nit pieler Wiibe uno 8clen Yripatunter.
ri6t III pteler Sprahe netmen unp IelbIf
Don dltern @sfhdftsleuten man ole Saae
ben gBunI6 auslpreden bert: ,gSrnn
i'd bod nur beutid ipre6sn t6nntr, i'd
pcute gerne 70 uno 70 piel be,ablen."
wdtrene bic 8t6ti9feit pisIss @rsenlfan.
pss bsreits aQe Sage In oeutIben uno
en9liinen Sldttern aufs griinplibIie be.
Iprcaen unp empfcblsn pirb, Ir6en mir
in unlerm, benz 5prtI6ritt 9uIpiaenoen,
aufblIbenpeu Scranton bic Ittmad,pcQe
Grfdstnuns, baB Elm 8urIblaa ,ur Gin
fubruna Der peutf6en Sprahe inetuer bic
iissn rHsntlt6sn S6ule High School,
BON etnem sebtlbstsn ni4tpsutIden Ntt-
9liebe Der S6uIccmmilfpn sema6t, purd
orei anbere peutIhe Nitslieprr nteoers
9stimmt purpe.-Dte Namfn pieIer Ser.
rtn fino befannt uno es mare nidt nur
wilnf6enswertb, lcnbern pIi6teemdB,
wenn bielelben In Der nGhtsn Nc. Sores
pertRen SlatteS psm peutI6en publitum
bic 9rilnse auseinanber Isben warcen,
relGe lie bewc9sn babsn, bic Spra6e tbs
rer Batter, ibrer Miittsr, ibres 0eturts.
lanbes, bic SplifUmmsnlts lsbenbe Svrate
Der 9r9enwart, bic Sprahe Der tteIifen
DenIer, Die Sprahe tbrer Sinobrit, peren
wpRltIin9surr 0aute lie ,urrlt laQcn lern.
ten, aus Der bisiiSsn Sfentiden S6ule
gu oerbannen.
6Chenc, Rap bteis Serren unS in Der
ns6lttn 9lc. auiI4Iub geben m6sen, ,et&-
men init .aGtuns
3sbrers beutiae Sarger.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-30

5isrbsr! Naa 3pfipS6entli6sr qb
peisnbsit it 6r. gIsttlstcu Icrbrn rpieper
aus bem Often ,uriidsstebr: NIT sinem
Srrratb rem Stisfsln, S6uben, Reileta.
I6tn u. I. no, psl6e Ibrss @lsi6tn 1u&t.
er bat i'm Gintauisn bic ri6ttss 3eit ab.
8epartst uno bic nisbrise @cIppr6mis
f6 gu ytuBen 9ema&t uno III natiirlib
aud gSi(ene, ben Yrcft NIT ieinen Run-
BEN gu tbrtlen, g8er in fsinem 9elbdfte
porfpreft uno bic 9Dadrsn priifst ptro
ih Won Der gBdbrbeit ibsrIeugen.
6srr 9lutCu 9ocs belorst wts btsbsr,
aud in Der 3lfunit icpobl neus Nrbett,
ais aud 8tpiraturen uno ptro Isinen
Nrtunpen % 9anpeleuien bel tbren Gin
taufsn aerns bebilFih 1ein.
geraebt niGt: bic ,prite GDars BON
SanperiUns Sant. 29ap
rS- 9sbrapey Gtonarb, ssseniber bem
GcurtbaGls. taItsn auf 9assr einru gro.
ben ycrraib pom 8ummiIhlau4 gum
SpriBen Der StraBtn uno @drien una
psrFaufsu biais. 26mi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-30

(Gin9eianpt. .)-8abneuwribr. Der
biefae fatbOl. ct. Ystrus unter1ibunes.
9erttn bat lih neuli6 cine blbIhe nrue
SABINE (Sannrr) ron Der Srma Sen,iasr
Brothers in New.gCrt tommsn IaGrn,
wslhe Der gsnaunten 5irma aqe Gbre
maht. Qm Sonntag wurbe bieIee Ban,
nsr purh ben 6o6p. 6rn. Yfr. Sheue
ein9ewsttt. Die YrojsIiion, aus ben
Wttglieoern be5 aenannten Sersins bette.
benp, beps9te li6 untsr Scrtritt Der
Scranton Qibertp Silbsr Gornrt Sanb
ron eem BerIdmmlungelutale mad Der
ct. Warienttrhe, po bic SABINE oann
pUn 5rn. Dir. S6eue untsr ben tirhli.
den Gsremcnirn singewribt wurpr. Der
5err 9alfcr bieli cine lsbr 1h6ns, palIsnor,
9ebiegene uno tnbaltsI6pere lnIprahe
an bic 0fttsltroer bss gersins.
OaS Banner tpfst ungefGbr $500, IN
BON rctber Seior an9tfsrttst uno nit i&-
ten @oIptprcsn sinsefaBt unb Seiet auf
Der einen Ssite 81. Yetrus NIT benz
S6lufel, auf Der anberen Setts In @cIps
ltrift tie gBprte: ,St. psters u. g.,
Scrantcu, ga" Die IaItrct IN ocn sia
mem tetanntsn @an&snsr 8inltlsr aus
ssfibrt.
Der 8ersin 9dlt betanntltdb am nads
ten Samaas Elm pie Nic auf SIccums
Sniel ab unp ptrp BET Der @sleaenbeit
NIT psm Banner gum srasn Wale purh
bic Strabeu Der Staot unp bann na6
eem 5elfplaBe marl6Iren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-30

@rtrunten. Gin 8nate glamene
NCran ertrant nSrisen Nittpc6 bsim
Socen nabe rem WGblenpamm In Der
8carins SrCri
Nr6baGr. 9n Der Wne pon @atcu
u. 80. in Nrh6ap erei9netr ih am Don't
nsrIta8 Mcr9en Elm llnfau, rer prsi Wins
nern oas seben tClete uno einsn Sirrten
tootli6 perlsBts. Die Qrtsiter batten
namlt6 faum paS Serswsrt betrstsn, aIs
ltb etn Stuf SCble pon Der Oede losl6ae
uno bic 9enannten bssrub. Die gtamsn
Der 9etSptstsn itno Scbn attinIcn, petsr
Nealen uno Gbarlee @ro9an, Der Ssr-
wuneete bri6t Sbes. 9aHrep.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-30

QSilfesbarre. - 5srr 9. Sraueuttal
Bat am Srsitoa NIT bfn @ussrabun9sn
fur bas nsue Wdrttbaus 6ssOnnsu. ba sr
BEN Gcntraft ra,u iibsrnpmmtu Bat. -
Dan. Garlep. bsm am Srsitas an ben
planes Der SUP iibsrfabrsn wurps, 1arb
an ben 6ulaen ser SsrItbuns in SerIsltsn
Naat. = 9Obn 5ullsr, elm SrsmIsr an
Der g. II. Susa. Sabn, litB am Bonner.
flag nabs 5Ib 0iltsstdrre nit Gem 8cpI
an cine Bride unb lrua lebr lhlimms
8srlsBun9en edpun. - ginem 6--7 idb.
rissn Snateu NamenS SrI6li6, pel6rr
lsBte gGOas an Der 9lantrcap ipielts
purpe BON stnem porbsiIabrenben @eIdbri
bic 8ppfbaut abasriT,n. Der 2lr,t. mel
der Fs wisOsr isllndbts. trtldrts, pas fsin
Sneianer bic Sealptrune bs6sr pollbra6l
bate. - Gin Nann Namsns 9Ilbtcn, an
Der 6aIlstUu Qpsnus wObnbdft une etTpa
so Sabre alt, Italb am Grettas gIa@mtt'
tag an ben GcIssn siRss Sonntnf'@ss'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-30

Yittstpn. - Wilhbdnelsr psrfaufsn
bier itre Daars Su Z Gents per Quart.
- 9cbn Re6ale. Elm In Der 9tnsfrabe
pcbnsnrer 14tdbrissr &nabs, tlaste pcr-
IsBten MOntds iibsr &opfpeb unb farb
cine Stunbe ipdter.-0rr Yittston Gale
pcnian Club pirb ben 4. Suit auf gpsr'
barp's Snfel burh 9cltsipisle feisrn. =
Die nrus Qnletbes unb Spar- ptrb
ibre Spsrationsn In tur,sr 3eit nit einem
SapitaI BON 100000 btsinntn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-30
Scrantpn YieSerfran,.

(Seri6tet.)-Dis 2. bal6iGbrli6e gtr.
lammlung Utisen SerstnS am "a. Stunt
srfrente iid eiues Isbr farten SeIuhrs.
Die geabl filbrte CUR Grpd6luns Der fol.
senben Serrcn fir ca5 tpmmenpe SaIb.
iabr:
Sraiirsnt, Or. Gamia Sreict.
S.e9rdI., Or. 6. 81. Slider.
ShaBm., @barlss Grcpp.
Ssfretdr, s. 6. 5abria.
DtrrttCr q. Conrad, ibrrna6m frrunc.
li6it bic eeituns fir writers 3siten.
8aiIenbefano bss SsreinS lino:
5 glftirn I'M 9auSrrein 30. I,
g9ertb circ1 S 2sO.OO
AubenitGnbrn an SsitrGdru Won
philprn RttgiScrn 1925
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8l0ttertQbQf.

gBir talttn auf gpratb alls Sprtsn ttnbtt'
miI6tr SlGttrr.5abadr, tbeniO Sapanna nne
SaSa in SrisinaIprPaduns.
8arnep, Sripp Il. Co.,
5mt6m 309 gadapauua Npt.
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DlitsIierGrSabI, aftisr, %.
hnfiiue 20

Gin Quartet bat f6 bersits 9e6ilpet
unb uetun9en perben Scuntass sebaltsn.
Gin DCppsl 'StretdsSuartstt 1T srbil.
bet uno Snitrumente, q .. Cello, unc 6
8eisen) i'm 2Otal uno wsrren ndhRens
unieren paIiiren @itSIertrn persniiste
Gtenee tereitet.
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SfeQe0eimCb.

Der @siu6fslItr tpiiultt cine Steas IN fintm
Der bisiissn cbsr auswGrtissn SuttIS ais Stspart
pbsr Glerf gu trbalten.
Durb tabrsIanstu Setritb bisIrs @eI9Gfts'
,ptiaes in fremben eanbsn tpurbe ib, auBrr her
SeutIhen SpraGbe, aud tsr engliI6er, pantheon
unb italieniihsn ppllfpmmrn fllnbis.
Sstpt nur ipl6e @rlbGftsIsutr, bic ibrt hn-
t,raetentn na6 hertn 9eiituue unc auhibrun9
,u I6Gsen piiTeu, psrhsn eriptt tbrs Gsrslis
siu,uienbeB. litbtrbaupt cine Stells NIT elmer
anHsbmbarsu GriIfenl pirp ssIu6t.
Wan atrtfFrr ,,@tiu6RtIIsr," pof SSr t19,
Scranton, pa. 25pS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03
TIE Decline OF GOLD,

The positive refusal of Congress
to initiate the currency, and the late
decision of the Supreme Court OF the
United States, have set gold tumt ling
down hill. Last week gold went
down to l16, and this week is still
tumbling down, and money is plenty
in New York at four and six per
cent. There is also another fact
that has great influence in this fall in
gold. The outward flow of crops
TO Europe has already created bal
ance in our favor, compared with
last year, of almost $40, 600, O00.
There seems to be no doubt that we
are safely and rapidly returning to
specie payments. As gold now de-
clines the 100000 900 that are held
and boarded will be losing com
modify unless set afoat in the coun-
try and invested and used. This will
no doubt soon be the case, and the
prospects now are that as greenbacks
become at par. or nearly so, We shall
soon have more money in the coun
try than we know what to do with.
The financial affairs of the country
are moving splendidly, and as Con-
gress seems determined to let the
finances alone, We shall certainly
come out very soon on a sure and
safe ground Suspended enterprises
Of every kind will move forward and
reputation will be heard of no more
The financial administration Of af.
fairs in both this State and the Gen.
eral Government at Washington il
brilliant success
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03
THE HON. ANsoN BURLINGAMF

Without the least previous warn
ing the Atlantic cable last week
brought the news of the sudden death
of the Hon. Arson Burlingame. He
died at st Petersburg. The posi-
ton he held rs Chinese Ambassador
was one of peculiar usefulness, and
s remarkable honor to an American
citizen. BY his efforts treaties have
been secured with China that prom-
Use the gradual and voluntary enfran-
chisement from the exclusiveness
and seclusiveness which for centu-
ries have barred that mighty empire
from all practical intercourse With
other nations. The whole civilized
world regrets his death, and the Of
ficials of China deplore his loss with
great sorrow. The life of one whose
career has been SO useful and SO
brilliant, cannot be rehearsed in q
short article Though native of the
State Of New York, his youth was
spent on the western frontier, and he
laid the foundation of his education
at the University of Michigan. Az
terwsrds he removed to Massachu-
sets and served in the State Senate.
He was then elected and reelected
twice a member of Congress, filing
every position with honor. He was
minister to Austria, and then to
China. His services as minister to
China were most valuable. But be
has fallen, and his memory remains
bright with fadeless thoughts of one
everywhere loved and honored.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03
AUTHORIZATIONS.

We take the following additional facts,
in the Sue Beaver case. from the Warsaw
Ladidnidn of last week: During the
county fair held in that city in October
last, A. L. Wheeler visited that place and
in company with Sue Beaver and Lizzie
Richhart visited the fair grounds. Wheel
er and Sue Beaver left the fair grounds
and returned to the residence Of the two
ladies named. They were seen to enter
the house together, close the door, put
down the window blinds, and there remain
for some time. This was about foul
months previous to the time the abortion
was produced upon her. Though poor
girl she had In her possession costly dress
ca purchased for her, as she said, by {
friend of hers, at Field, Letter q; Cos.
Chicago. She was at all times ampl,
| supplied with money.
/ "Yhsn TIE verdict Of the CoscusrS fur
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03
The Two Inn0CentS.
They Return in the Night
ViSaIl Gone to Canada.
Wheeler at Home.


The Circuit Court closed its ses-
sion last week. The warrants issued
for the arrest of Wheeler and Vinall
were returnable at this term of court.
They were returned by our enter
prising sheriff with the statement
that the indicted parties could not
be found. They were fugitives from
justice declaring their innocence. 1t
became the duty of the clerk, imme
dlately after the close Of the court,
to issue warrants for the arrest O,
Wheeler and Vinall, and to arrest
them if possible. In the case of
Wheeler $50, 900 bail is allowed. In
the case of Vinall no bail is, or can
be allowed.
Wheeler and Vinall came into
town during the night of Wednes day
of last week. They ca me- from Chi
cago. During Friday night Vinall
left town, and it is reported that he
has gone to Canada, never TO return.
IL he should-retura and not be ar
rested end put in ail for safe keep
ing for trial, the public will know
where the blame lies. 1t is announc
ed that Wheeler has given the nec-
essary bail, and the first of this week
the old villain, without blush, put
in public appearance on our streets
He knows the place he lives in, and
the power o the 'clique" The public
will tolerate the old villain, under
protest. if the law is properly com.
piled with; but mark this: lie viii
not be oHorred TO go free in defiance Of
taW, he must pdlk the track the lar
marks out, or lie must .'6ife tie dust ="
A vast N altitude. however, would
rejoice # the wretch would leave
Plymouth eternally, and forever stay
IN parts unknown" He probably
intends to remain here and bluff"
and buy his way through-leaving
the blunt of the crime to fall upon
Vinali. But he must face the public
with the brand of Cain OH his fore
head, a miserable villain under in
dictment for murder, and under
$4,000 bond-dead while he lives
and With no one to respect him, or
speak of him but with the pointed
finger Of scorn or the silent feeling
of contempt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03

The Democrat or desvors to apollo
gize for the statement p ublicly and
repeatedly made by A L. Wheeler
that he is opposed to the further
spread Of the gospel" by insinua.
ting that Wheeler last year gave a
hundred dollars toward the "sup-
port" Of a certain clergyman in town,
and subscribed a thousand dolla rs
for proposed new church. II
Wheeler ever did anything for the
public good We are glad to hear it;
but we know that the clergyman re-
ferred to never had any financial
transactions with Wheeler, whatever
We do not believe Wheeler gave tho
hundred dollars as stated by the
Democrat, or that he has paid cen
on his subscription for q proposed
new church, or that he ever intended
to, or ever will. We will give tn,
devil his due if we can really find
out that he ever did q good thing
Intentionally, and from a RICH
motive.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03
LaPorte dr0us i

The LaPorte Argus insiauates
that the public sentiment against
Wheeler and Einall is on account of
their politics. We pointedly deny
the ins:nuation. The revolving
crime for which Wheeler and Vinall
are indicted is not a political ques>
ton, 1t is simply a question of de-
ceney and good morals. Nothing
of political character is attached
TO the case beyond the effort of the
Plymouth Democrat to commit the
Democratic party of this county TO
the support of the accused parties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03

The Wheeler organ last week gave
those who are dissatisfied with It's
course in the Sue Beaver case e very
decided "slap in the face" 1t says
it is on a firm basis (Wheeler) and
will do asst pleases, and those who
don't like it can let it alone. Why
not take down The Democratic State
ticket and hoist the names Of Wheel.
er and Vinall, p S. Alleman, Hugh
Rose, with Pat Hawkins on the tail
end to bring up the rear Of 1.-The de.
lIghtfuls." That would be the con
sistent and honorable course to take
in the circumstances.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03

stitution or this State ought to be SO amen
ded at the earliest practicable period, so
as TO prohibit the taking effect of any law
or acts the General Assembly, proposing
to recognise or create any liability of the
State for said canal stocks, or any part
thereof, until such proposition shall have
been submitted to direct vote of the
people of the State and approved by
Them
"a. That we heartily endorse the ad-
minisiration of our State affairs by Gov.
Baker, and his associate State officers, and
especially congratulate the people that the
time is SO near when the State debt will
entirely liquIdated.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03

The abortion organ down street
threatens TO make skunk OF itself
and besmear the reputation of all
persons who cross its path. We
shall fight the dirty animal face fore
most, and take its head off. 1t
makes a dreadful stencil to touch
the "cuss," but it won't last long,
and when we have finished the Job
the disgusting nuisance will be
"stone dead"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03
THE STATE CoHYENTInN

The Republican State Convention
was held ct Indianapolis last week
Tuesday. In numbers, character of
citizenship. and unity and entbusi
asm, the convention has not been
surpassed by any political gathering
of the kind in the State. 1t was ex-
pected that two days would be con-
sumed il despatching business, but
the prompt attendance and perfect
harmony made but one day necessa-
~ for the transaction Of all business
that came before the convention.
The platform adopted is publish.
ed in this Issue of our paper, ana
will certainly give perfect satisfac-
tioD to all thoughtful, candid ner.
sons who peruse it carefully. We
shall, from time to time. present the
various poinss set forth in the plat
form, and show the solid worth and
merit of the principles enunciated
With regard to the ticket we can say
with emphasis that we are proud of
it. For Secretary and Auditor of
State, and Superintendent of Public
Institution, Max F. A. Hoffman, of
Cass, John d. Evans, of Marion.
and Barnabas c. Hobbs, present in
cumbents, were all renominsted by
reclamation, there being NO opposi-
ton. This was an endorsement well
deserved and rightly bestowed upon
faithful public officers. Three OF
the present Supreme Jud ges, j. T.
Elliott, of Henry. Chas. A. Ray, OF
Marion, and R. c. Gregory, of Tip
pecanoe, were also renominated
This denomination was a fit and
proper expression Of the public ap.
probation of the services Of those
who have so honored the bench OF
the Supreme Court of this State.
| The only contest that existed il
the Convention was with reference
to the nomination Of the Judge fol
the fret District, and the nomination
ola Treasurer for the State. Afte
q complimentary vote, Judge A. L
Osborn, Of LsPorte, was nominated
by a magnificent vote on the SECOND
ballot. 1t is not necessary to So,
anything in this part of the State il
praise of Judge Osborn. He stand
acknowledged as one Of the ables
and purest judges in the State, an
he received the nomination un
sought, and while quietly holdin
court in this place. The nobl
Robert H. a1ilroy, of Carroll, re
ceived the nomination for Treasure
of State, on the fourth ballot, an
the name of Gen. Milroy gives
: glory to the ticket as we remsmbt
the old Grey Eagle" of tt
Bloody Ninth"
! The Republican party thrsugho'
the State is perfectly satisfied wit
the platform and ticket, and the car
paign viii he pushed forward Wit
the vigof and determination Of tho
who fight for no dead issues an
> false principles, but for the realiz'
ton Of principles the noblest al
ends the highest.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03

KEEP watch of houses that con
tain letters" Of Importance, for the
man who engages a room az the
hotel and goes to bed at three o clock
in the morning has returned from
Michigan.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03

1t is reported that Wheeler gives
his " one hundred dollars this year
to the Sunday school conducted by
P. s. Alleman L Co., on Sunday af.
Ssru0oua
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03
COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough eaIsam is healing,
s"iienipg ahd exlectuIating. The eNtrsordna, V
power it pcssesses in Immediately relieving and
event uslly curing, the ncst obstinate eases Of
Coueh s, Colds, Sure Throat Bronchitis, IIfiueuzs
tatsrrh. Hosrseness, Asthma and Consumption is
almost incredible. So prompt Is the relief GER
tam ats etecs in all the cases. any affection
oil the throat and lungs that thOus ends OF
are daily prescribing IL, and and all saw that il
~ the most healing and expectoratiDg medicine
KNOWN One dose always affords relief and in iao It
cases on" bottle effects Sold by Druggis in
large bottles. Price One Dollar. IL is your own
fault il YOU still cough and suffer, The Balsan
will cure.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-03
WINE OF LIFE

>
The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
warmers Sinum Vitae, or Wine of
Lie, Is irce IRON any poisonous drugs or ia.puri
Ties icing prepared for those " no require a stimu
liant IL Is splendid appetizer and tonic and the.
finest thin in the world tor purifying the blood
IL Is The most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered To the public. far superior TO brandy
~hlsk"y, wine. bitter., any other article. Ii is
Dsore hoAlt5y aud cheaper, Beth male 4 female.
Old or youT K can take the Vine Of Life. 1t is in
hd lille preseryer. Those Who wish 20 enjoy good
health and Tree Cow lively spirits viii do well
To take ts- " inc OF Life. 1t is different from an
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