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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

CHEAPER THAN BEFORE THE WAR i-Epi-
cures, are you aware that you can enjoy The
Injuries of the dessert at a much cheaper
rate than ten years ago? Science has con-
verted Wild product OF the Irish coast into
an element Ct immeasureable daiaties OF the
most wholesome, nutritious, and delicious
character; and the price OF this new staple is
less by one-half than that OF any other article
OF the saino class containing like amount
OF nutriment Need we cay that SKA Moss FA-
EISK is the article referred to. Tho wealthy
and snterprising New York Company en-
gagged in its manufacture are entitled to the
thanks OF every philanthropist for introduc-
ing this new source of excellent and agreea-
BILE food at price whi. places it within the
reach Of all. One experiment will convince
the most skeptical that with SEA Moss FA-
RINE they can produce unequalled custards,
puddings, jellies, Charlottes, creams, sauces,
depot of the company is at 50 Park Place,
New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

PRE-BIsToRIC RELIcs.-In the ''Cittadino
Leucese" of June 80, there is letter from
Professor U. Botti, giving an account of
his successful search for prehistoric relics
in the 'Grotto del Diavolo," in the Gulf
of Leuca, near the Ristola Point There
he found and collected large quantity of
fragments of pottery. from elegant vases
of the finest clay to the toughest objects
kneaded with sand; also bones, chiefly OF
ruminants. and, what is yet more impor-
tant, layers of ashes and charcoal, some
terra-cotta spindles, bones which had evil
IDENTIFY been worked upon by human hands,
laths and scrapers, needle, an implement
resembling a needle case, and 4 Id boar's
tusk, deeply indented. He also came
across FIVE flint weapons, and human
skeleton so brittle that it crumbled to dast
on being touched, and near it some objects
of lead and copper, and some Vases
Signor Botti believes these things to be
the remains CT differen, ages, the most re-
cent of which is the age of bronze or
copper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15
ANEW vELrcrRo.IrHoonApHIc M,cu1Nr in

NEW ELECTRo-l lYHoGBAPHIC MACHINE, IN
vented by NJ. Henri Fontainc, is now work
ing in one of the public Offices at Prais,
where it prints quickly and economically
the short papers required in courts of law,
offices. and commercial houses. Like the
electric telegraph, it acts by substituting
fixed for movable types, only one type
being used for each letter. Steel types are
arranged around two horizontal discs
placed one over the other. Above these
is metallic circle furnished With Eotches
corresponding with the types below. By
an extremely simple machine, as the han
die in the centre of the presses against the
notch representing the required letter, an
electric shock lowers the type upon a sheet
of paper, prints the letter and returns to is
place; and so rapidly may the whole pro-
cess be completed that hundred letters
may be printed in minute. When the
paper is printed it is transferred to the
photographic stone to be worked off. The
typography is said TO be remarkably clea,
and distinct.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15
The Cost Of War.

Eleven years ago when the French En-
berer determined to make war upon Aus
tria, in alliance with Sardinia, he was
about TO operate in o country on the good
Will of whcse Inhabitants he could safely
reckon, and he would have the fortress of
Alexandria and the port of Genoa in his
rear. Nevertheless he did not think 1t
prudent to enter upon the campaign with
out making the most ample provision for
every kind of want to which his troops
might be exposed. Although the army
numbered only 160, 0c0 men, tents were
provided for nearly a million. The sup
ply of bread to the troops left in France
was turned over TO the ordinary bakers, so
that the Government ovens might be
left free to provide bread for the army of
the Alps. Besides this provision, rations
for 100000 men, and forage for 10, 900
horses, each for twenty days, were col
lected and deposited in various towns of
the kincdom of Sardinia. In prospect of
battle more than 800 tons of lint and 600
cases of surgical instruments were provid-
ed. The reserve of lint and bandages rep
resented $500, 600 dressings, and the med
ical arrangements comprised everything
ecessary for 10 600 sick for three months.
uch were but few of the preparations
made Tor an army or 16O. 600 men. The
organization necessary for an army OF
more than twice that strength, and in an
unfriendly country, may be more easily
imagined than described.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15
0be sJort's Corner.
GOOD NIGHT.

TRANSLATED FRoM THE GERMAN OF eIEBEL, Bl
DR. n. B. ADAMS.
The moon her flock is tuiding,
While night is on the silent earth;
Iclouds beneath her gliding.
She gives her gentle night song birth,
And she so swcetiy sIngeth,
So soft her music hingeth,
Into my heart in silence sliding.
Let thy slumber quiet be;
The noisy day has fed in al;
The love Of God doth cover tnee
Everywhere.
The birds are homew.rd vending;
They seek on high their sheltering nests;
Each twig and howeret bending,
In the bland, smiling moonl hit, rests.
The water-nili is quiet.
The brook forgets its riot.
Its murmurs with the stiffness blending.
Let thy slumber quiet be;
The noisy DAY has Sed in air;
The love OF Gcd doth cover thee
Everywhere.
1t is the hour of dreaming;
Its welcome sprites ere at the door;
Songs, in the palace beaming,
The harper chan.ed, all are DER.
At sea the fisher sleepeth:
His watch the shepherd keepeth-
The mountain fires around him cleaning,
Let thy slumber quiet be;
The noisy day has fed in air;
The love OF God doth cover thee
Everywhere.
Within the cottage iowly
The taper meets more the eye:
The woes that pass so slowly.
So heavy in tine daylight, fly.
Softly the cypress waveth-
ObliviCn's biilow layeth
Tho soothed sense with influence holy.
Let thy slumber quiet be:
The noisy day has fed in air:
The love OF God doth cover tn
Everywhere.
wherc'er an eve is weeping
Unseen and fast its bitter tears,
Or heart. its deep love Keeping,
DrOOreth beneath O'eTmastering fears,
Thither so tt dreams are hitiBg,
To soothe the sad one lying.
And hope her gentle harpis sweePing.i
tthy slumber quiet be;
The rosy day has fed in air;
The love of God doth cover thee
Everywhere
Good night to all the weary
and you, beloved, far and nigh;
TOO. no longer dreary,
Rest till the day-star kiss ny eye.
While thou, the music-lOving,
Sweet Philomel, art moving
The night with song. and God doth hear thee
Let thy slumbe- quiet be;
The noisy day has fed in air;
The love OF God doth cover thee
Everywhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

ALIENS LUNG BALsAM-Has proved it.
self to be the greatest Medical Remedy for
healing the Lungs purifying the Blood and
restoring the tone of the Liver 1t excites
the phlegm which is raised from the
Lungs, thereby the Cough, Pains. Oppres-
sion, Nigh. Sweats and Difficulty of Breath.
ing, ell the above symptoms will be cured,
and the whole system again restored to
health. For sale by ell Medicine Dealers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

PASSAGE OF GASEOUS SUBSTANCES THIoUGH
THE BoDY.-The Lancet says that at the
lecture which concluded his course on ex-
perimental medicine for the session, 1869
40, DIR. Richardson made curious expert
ment. which appears to show that there is
a goseous form through ali the tissues of
the body, when once they have been intro
duced, and especially through the coats of
yeins. DIR. Richardson introduced fine
tube through the nostril of rabbit into
the cranial cavity. Air or carbonic acid
rumped through this tube instantly made
its appearance in the right cavities of the
heart. The carbonic acid darkened the
blood and stopped the systole; atmespher-
ic air rendered the blood of the right side
arterial. and restored the systole.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

BRYAN, SMITH & Co., 11S Lake st., Chicago,
have on hand the largest variety Of fine
French china, foreign aud domestic glass
ware, crockery and fancy goods to be found
dire ct, they arc able 20 compete with any
house in America. Call and see their store
whether you wish to purchase or not. 1t will
repay the trouble.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

THE National Life Ineurance Co. of Ch;ca
go; 500, 1000 deposited in the State Treasury
cooperative plan; insurance at actual cost
Send to the homo Office for rate book and
circulars, l09 Monroe street, Chicago. Benz.
Lombard, President; III. G. Childs, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15
Chalfant's Coco Cream.

DR.. Chaliant's Coco cream, for the hair.
supplies want long felt by the public. 1t
is really scientific preparation, pureiy veg
etable, and contains no matter deleteyious to
the hair. Price so cents per bottle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

THE PuREsr AND SwEETEsr CoD LIVER On
in the world ia Hazard x Caswells, mads on
the sea shore, from fresh, selected Lvers,
by CASWELL, HAZARD & Co., New York.
1t is absolutely pure and ssoee. Parties who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it Superior to any OF
the other oils in the market. Sold by all
dSuggists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

IT is said that fou1 boxes govern the
world-the cartridge-box, the ballot-box,
the jury-box and the band-box. True
enough.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

THE Platteville 4 Calamine railroad is to
be extended from Platteville to Dunleith-
The route is being surveyed. The Monroe
road ought to be extended from Monroe to
Riverside, which extension would give
Milwaukee direct communication with Du-
buque.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

DIVIDENDS are paid in cash in the Wash.
mgton Life Ins. Co. of New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15
gor the Boys ano sIfB


Her platform Is only the cradle
Her speeches are funny and few
wise little head,
But all that is said
Is only vague little ''gool"
But how b5by's rights are respected
One nod of Eer dear, downy head,
Whenever she thinks she's neglected,
And down az her feet we are led.
she lifts mp her voice IN minute
Her protests are loud and long?
Each household affair she is in il,
To see there is nothing goes wrong.
Tho right to twist limbs that are dimpled,
In every extravagant way;
To maui and TO tease
The cat at her ease
To crow and to creep al the day.
The right to love that is purest-
The right TO mothers own love
The right 10 guide that is surest
To lead her wee footsteps above.
Her sweet little mouth she upraises.
pure as ress, dew impearledi
The right TO our Kisses and praises
o. these are her rights over the world
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

DETnUcTIvE CoMPouND.-The war is, OF
course, producing the usual number of
marvellous compounds. A French chemist,
t is reported, discovered composition
which has the property, when it hits the
mark, of bursting that which contains it,
of instantly decomposing atmospheric air,
and uniting with the oxygen therein to
produce cloud of fire throughout a ra-
dius of some yards in extent. Contact
tanning oxygen produces similar effects.
In three hours quantity of this substance
may be prepared sufficient to surround an
army Of 10 900 men with sheet of flame
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15
SIMPLE METHOD OF AscknrAININe DFArr

DIR. Garriere of the 81 Jean du Yard, in
reply to the offer of the Marquis d Orches.
of q premium of seventy thousand francs,
for q practical method of determining
death. furnished the following which he
says he has practiced for forty years.
Place the hand with the fingers closely
pressed one against the other close to o
lighted lamp or candle; if alive, the tissues
will be observed to be of transparent or
rosy hue, and the capillary circulation q;
life in full play; if on the contrary, the
body of dead person be placed in the
same relation to light, none of the phenom-
ena are observed-we see but hand of
marble, without circulation, without light.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

ASK for the "Onent" Flavoring Extracts
the purest and best in use.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-15

PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-Kead Dr. Olin.
advertisement.
, 1870-10-18

one side OF the other. We do not ak ro;r;.
tary officers in Utah to become pzopasaudist.-
We simply want them to take official note ~
where they are and what they a1e surrounia,l
BY; WHEN. il they cannot see their var clear
to the duty OF quietly givrns their moral su2-
port TO the.r own country, let them, in tho
name OF humanity, move en-, AMI leage tbs
place to those who can.
TTENs:
only need mention in brief tho Indictment
for libel Of the Salt Lake HerdH for eou,e of
It's ink-s!,ngipg at Judge Hawley- 1t nl>s ,,avo
been necessary, but the general oplniou Is
that the game isn't worth the cani'e.
1hc Herald has made Itself uuhaepr Of !,.e
because Judea Mckean WON'T nat,ira1ixa ia
lSEam'ste. ard questions applicants, in ac-
srrdaAce with the law. to ascertain il thae are
law-ab1dirE ci'izens, Of good moral character.
Aliens Who believe that Ezistlan. rouas L4.
the right to command ttera 10 break The ia.s
Of this country, aud that it Is their iu:s ~ ~
obey him, NAV as well stand aside; ,.e have
no use for eucll citizens,
Judge Mckean recently rendered = decision
ruling the Mormon ''A:tosnev Geuer.l" ont
of court, On the ground that il the l.eei-la-
ture had right to c1eate The officers VI ,ha
court it had to create tho court itself: aaI If
it had that right then Utah was itste,-1n
independent ere, too, Ito alt present iut-r,..
aud I,urp0eea, outside Of the Cricu, Wi:l,o,,
Leave asked CT Congress-.
lhe General OF tue Army WIS III Salt I1Se
= day or two last week. Aun WAS received 4i,h
= good deal of attention for tina. ln.'ality. Tia
Ssirts made great effort to Impress him
feyorsbly. lie thinks 50 discussion will .-,,lt.
the Mormon question. ard 80 oil. Nc *
no more, aud WON'T take less. If re ear. !,..,,
ourselves.
The Fort,e:l. Semi Annual Conference b.
gan ntle 9Th. Cooperation. Dolys,mr. s.nl
e1clusiyene-s. viii, the t1-nal defiance of tb,.
ws.r!d. Will doubtless occupy lta tess;o.,s a.
stupid: - heretofore
Last THURSDAY night, two msn-:l.c xn:,,.u
sag it vas Bill Hickman and Porter Rockwell
called two men At Tooels 10 the door aud
shot them dead in their track. 1t arce,r4
they were liriug wl:h txo of uicknan'-
women, nho left him veat or 80 ago. Ii j
tt1iking comnebrsEy on our Institutions taat
this tr,s.nd. Hickman. can herd. with hi. r5-
yolvt AID rawhide, half dozen white .au1rri-
can women as he would 60 many mul.s. a:l
the, emit escape him once they have faEeu
Into bis elutches-
II quite lively in Salt Lake: Geu.;.e
newspaper would te IN clnv.E she1r st,e~.
days. Beautiful October days. the rea~!,e.
gene, the slmopds ditto, cil.r come. The
leaves sipening and ta!llrs gcn,ly. carre:,ns
the lara WITH r.stline col I, the mcun.s:us
f"sgy. the countryside dried brown. dust
everywhere plenty. inc, penetrating. poison
ou-. -motkaris r, choking. overp,wesin: oh-
scunrg the outline Of the Landscape snl tho
lpCut tails. Dnr,.!.t,;
, 1870-10-18

In view of the recent removal Of Secse-
:ary Cox, because Of his refusal to permit
she clerks of his department to be taxed
for party purposes, and in view of the
prescription OF Republican officers in Mis-
souri, for opinions upon a local political
sSa,e, the following letter from Daniel
Webster, when Secretary Of State, aud
s1itten by direction of President Harrison,
nas new interest: .,
"a nErAHsxkNr OF STATE. N..ch -. 1Sst.
To the Hon. 7tonas ExiHp, Secretary Of tht Tfia4-
+*sHx: The President Is OF tse opinion tnA. is
,;oytinmrur lntn conflict with the freedom ot
lec1tou%: aud fhat tcis abuse ought 70 be cor
rlcled ~ncses CT Il m=y nave l,xen permitted 10
xist, aLl 10 tN prevented for tllc tutrre.
ale. thetcso:c,t !nc;s tha, Information he given
- all t1.e.t atta 19t11s In your department. oi
tho pahlte service that ra1ttsau Interference IN
'o;Rat tkrtl1nS. whether OF S:1te of1ccIs OF o.
EceFA II this government. ana fuE whomsocsef. OF
lsatnst ~sOpsetv yer It UaaE IL cx":c.%c4. or the
RAY t4ens u At. continuation or as.essEnent on
1lalif, Official con1slis ltton f1r pn-t7s}s eec-
itots pusIs,scs, *1i tx 1esa:ced b him as cAuse
| 4 removal.
! >;salrtd III ;hc fire. and proper expression .na
| matltcf 6are nf ats opinions respecting public
.ntn CT public measures. o: tn the exercise to tue
fullest trcrsr, Of the c,n<.ft1rn1al rights OF saf-
4cnt. R2d la&! for thet. services out Of the pub
lie Treasury, Eui expected to take "a active OF
"t,escns rsts ~ a:'tl1ps to anaasncs .hs Ea.al;
| Inconsistent With the spirit of the coas;1tuunr
| and 1fe duties Ct public areaSs ATunK uutes It;
nd Il President is resolved, fur a. dcpcn =
urcn tia. 1ba3. while The exercise Of the elective
| franchise 6y the p ople hhaa be ifsc from undu:
Influences ot ot1c!s! tsauoa and authority, optntaz
hall aso l~ fsee asnubg the officers ani Agents a
"I nsvc the Eono. 10 be, sir, your obea!en, <cr
, 1870-10-18

eannot, under tho rrcscnt had rocisl ~1st"m
rise to that point OF iu.irt,cn,lcrco that vii
enable them to MARY.
9hero II NO moro roucorn herr for tho rn
Guilt OF the war, but only for thu 14rs Of ltss
that may Sct bs occasioncsl i'y TIM rarnistNtl
holding out Of tile FEench. Willis all aex'aat
ther OF folly. atl ~ceu to tn s1t,Tn e:s>nrnFt,ol
for Their fate than tho French arc tl,cnrclvos,
many deeiTe that no attctn,'t rhRll l'c nsa,ln tc
take fatlr, hopiEG tllat they tuay ho t"ana,c,l
iuto Terms & l'eatr. alAl urging that TORN <ny
require Eothirg for honor Or vengeance, i.tt
only !ar safety. having obtained KrcAs
enough victory 10 b. liberal will, It, Tho cf
-io,ts TO ss.se new army in F9anee; Which "a.
sooS tune provoked only ri!iruls t,rrr, ~con'
TO be taken now with seriousness.
~ desti:ed to proiong tho trou1'tnn.
Some lflieve that. though tne Dangerous
part ef the war ts over, the horrible part /.
yet TO Come. The only recttisy sSein~t II IL
Tie policy urged. and which reenas now Ia bn
Eailing favor, not to stos7l, hut atArvc ous
tleabls. on Account Of the ttiA.ulty OF cutting
on the city entirely from snpul On. and In
cfuse OF the diseases to whicl, At, army uf
four hundred thousa,,l troops wp,,l,l III or
posed in the swampr and bad wsashcr " thai
ne'ghbothocd. They sea,n. however. to l'c
snsceedinG satisfactorily against .is"l.
there edcs. Tla city IL 40 cnrl,.a..
shss the orly news which wo now rr,sivu
from Paris il through le:ters conveyed uus hy
b:uoens, ~ IL tho case with Ma'z. II Il tr1,r
that many are DYING amnng tho besiosos., The
1ull account: OF ~hicl, are By means received
from tie government repu!ta; lnlt rrivate
lettets reveal \ yc.y une satisfactory stat, us
things tire; get il il thought tint d..c,st
does Eot kill as fast a. the F1snrl,.
r. There il considerable asto:isllment };s; 1,.,s
over l3AzAlue: II WAS reported. more than 4
moi;th ago, that he hid PROVISIONS u;,iy fur \
few da-e: he stll! holds out, sul Eepnf,r "a,
thst he has abundance. There ase oven Al,
Teheptiots that he NAY back eut from AE"tz
and, II rot come up to the Disturbance us til,
FaIir beteiGer*, ct least cause difficulty so.mc
HleEe. Tie Ge.1nsne seem to think him \,
e1ctt-l!nety allie General. and one 10 be mucl
feared, il he gets half chance.
We hear cop-ideratla talk about building =
n4sy for Germany. It receives Opposition.
However, OH account OF the expense. for thr,
Esccgiiize that rasies are not buil: in t!ar
L il rather kaped. ~. the other hau.l, thu,
they viii do away uila the greater p.st Of tht
army. since they Will laTe little need Of Au,
hereafter. TIE G-r.lan commerce i. sesum
ing its former ar:i.ity. Fran k9piss!,erg vi
hAre accounts of vessels laden for Aua5ter
dam. Rotterdam, &c. So With tue Han1bur1
aE1 Bremen trade. Tia German coast, ant
10 her maritime interests. 1t is thought, vii
te extended. al Northern HoIsteio, MT to b.
separated from Schleswis. .Hpl.teiu. r.av vc
tc admitted into the Germsn Confederation
severn! tetliion5 TO that effect hay,rr bee,
E.nt to The King from Ho!s. elm.
, 1870-10-18

,,,,..s,
g.. naa y. .n.ohe. aSen - ID Tue hus~
"sI,,,.sn ~ SUI 'a.aet " 'os
- ~ s.oes'. oe,ae o'e n'on1us o1-.
~. sosns "oau y. nat'Au. MAss'' hnotnE
~. ~ sss.,s "..' ntu Auocs "te IN'nR, sought
,tr... 1.s wy. o'oasnt ues aoo ne1 t"o
san.,,. ~ .eesep' ""ete Lucy @1e III no" A'las
AA'g., ~, ~ .,"...,,a
,. .,'s>ae Hat utaets He' Tue o1hcf aas
aAe Nsu tAs iase7 - "asSs ~ ~ lscei7ed lot
.ue uousn " oc'eeNt' 1aes nave an arrange
.ae,t "ta' tue einp'o.:ls " IL Wages aceorunR
:" ~ - Fs.:es 1s': s"a' .,u2 oo1s.us ~ 'ne lAstAe-
-n nus'ou, Hens'etuAn a&s last opsatned
tefa,et o. ses' aahsees asalost druggist for
ueRnssnee ~ putunR mp prescription which
eausea 'ae ns1ta OF Iae p'aanHn son-
-ne Isos 11"ssass 'naa "o4ah IN Inat CIT,
y. ss's y. aher Ia ~ ea ucAte1eu u aue eoea!saE
'n!antt tae .stt'ase !e'auon nst proved barter
VI "tauk 1esu1ss !os 'efts Je41A
Al tae tteeea 1a1 IN san FRANCISCO recently.
sn .a ftenen "oman ~no came with hox OF
noA "NI"Ieu :" y nnnaleo ooiaalS III na11 an nonf
~ es'+us N"e soun " 4ns llncn+
,a- -. sae us' aae ponsemen a1e paia COZ
.as ~ =. r.. VI Ane stfee'' een'efed III
'le Iputu* u, tnersiote' hhn ssens out Of hts
~. 80 'ues an.' pon.e@aa Jamas IL and
.as'oust5 W 'Ae o@nu io1 .as !ehasA
W" eolpoia@on' "ine'Aity dessghated as
'A': to'A ane Loauou naece Telegraph
"n9sas' ..'ies' nas 4ate'5 euecsed an oFSAa'-
A1aop, .uA''e ~ col.sActs LOT me coostfoctloh
.u5,ue " Le" Auaauc eaoie, a1d cnls
a"aae9 nv eune'usono W tae hA 70 ncsio Opera
'WNH 1ae es1ous ano ca'euAaons OF me
eo4upao' enR1nee!s s"o" tEas cao'e OF nfst
4Aahts, Au" t'oetoe" Win tnc latehL Improve
'neu's IN apparatus aua oa!'ett power, can be
,aM a. ~ :uapasanse't Mouerats eost as 10 81
'':'" sem9hs'oa'n III tac euAia} *ltn . maen
''"s. *AA.A VI 1'kes t"nu t"aa eht1oAsacA "
, 1870-10-18

l'AsiaIan source, which, poshaps, yon have
not cnu,n acspss: The numerical aud other
advantages Of tho Prusslans ars to be AZ
ssi.ntol TO ths!r !oyo Of marriage" reusris
tho boulevard osuayi~t; ''but, tkei,, he OBJ
nrrvor. '' it onty transtsi his 10 make mar
rags .iisgrnotfsl."
lha book world shows ,,o align of life a. yet.
Tho |caycs used to fall on onr tablcs ut this
rrason an th!ckty ~ ts,oy do in the wooils !;
unw. Gully thin pamphlet or q withsrea re-
rtitt makes itn appearance.
4 g,si.i nunc Ia tho Tinus fit,,la fault with
ll,o Gsynt.l 1'a1aco Company. for turning A
iuf,e.t penny Al sl'is ts'nn BY b'oxlag up tho
bridge Of K"h1, .nl he,nbsI'ling s;faabourg.
f,rmosk farlipa. onco wuek. for tho anauss-
n,rat af their yat1ons. I don't think c1hiba-
stoua Of tl.c kind It" IN good taato. and tho1
dina N, 10 2ro tln NJ. Tho fireworks arc not
meant 10 10 politically offensive. and the
r,.ca'aclc may sa.l,rr help tho rus'scrintions
towarL Tho nick and wounded, by realiztnR
mn uf tl.o lrssurs uf wAr to fna1instive.Der.
*o,,s--.f sty Imaginative people ever visit
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