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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05
Recorders off. nvI1 50 /.
nor Hendricks, are gentlemen, with

ernor Hendricks, are gentlemen, with
many others.
The truth is, President Grant is not
the man Poor Publican" describes him to
be.
The truth is, Clergymen will preach and
pray. The Ritual will not be changed,
and "Poor Publican" as faithful
churchmen, must pray for the President,
attend TO his own business, and let clergy
men-alone in theirs
The truth Is, Poor Publican's" private
character is not in question. here, and
Thanksgiving services are being held.
EPISCOPAL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05
Henry Ward Reecher saws that oreal

Henry Ward Beecher says that organ.
lied dishonesty is becoming more and
more the law of the time; in view OF
viii h fact he thinks that the common
school education provided by the state,
ought to include the elements of universal
mortality. The new studies proposed are
truth, honor, honesty, temperance, f.
deity, industry, and patriotism" The
average teacher, he thinks, should have suf-
ficient intelligence to enlighten the youth
entrusted to his care, in these branches.
As temperance is thought by many to
have no place in politics. it would be well
for public school teachers to pay some at
tention to the subject, and they probably
do.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05

Mr.. VIM. Elmendorf, of this place, came
near losing both his eyes on Saturday
morning last. The night previous he had
been compounding some medicine COM
posed of quicksilver, nitric and muriatic
acid, and in the morning he undertook TO
shake " up, for the purpose OF more thor
oughly mixing it, when the bottle ex-
ploded. Had the contents went in the cli-
rection of his face instead Of otherwise he
would have undoubtedly lost his eyes
As 1t was his face wss considerably
burned. .-KnoS Ledger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05
ENERGY AND PLUCK,-Tbe Pub

ENERGY AND PLUCK-The Pub
Ia fishers of BALLoU's MONTHLY MAG
AzINE were burnt out by the great fire at
Boston. In less than twenty -four hours
after their premises were destroyed they
had purchased new office and were hard
at work on the January number, which
will be issued at the usual time and sent
to subscribers. We like such evidence of
pluck and we like Ballou's Magazine also,
for it is worthy ofthe support of the whole
community.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05

The County Commissioners of Marion
County, have decided to give forty-fve
days notice of township election tovote
on the proposition of voting $500. 900 for
the construction of railroad.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05

An old man named Hendricks was
found dead in his bed near Lafayette, on
Wednesday. He lived alone and uncared
for by his own preference.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05

An architect has been employed to
draft design for the buildings of the
proposed exposition to be held in Indi-
annapolis next year
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05

Mrs. Short recovered through the Su-
pfeme Court in Indianapolis, on Wednes-
day morning, $4,000 damages, from Reu-
ben Taylor, for SANDER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05

The Terre Haute Erpress records an un-
explainable cracking of all the glassware,
china and crockery generally, in house
in that city. on last Sunday The crack
ings were not simultaneously, but tolera-
bly, close together. Explanation is called
for
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05

Samuel Westfall of Lafayette, died re-
Gently from the effects ofan amputation of
OF tumor on the palm of his hand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05
A. c. g. A. B. CAPRoN

A TTOREEfS 81 COUNSELLORS, Real Estate
IA and Collecting Agents, Plymouth, Ind, are
practcing In the law courts of Marshall and adloin-
ing counties, and will give prompt attention to all
legal business entrusted to them. General collect
ing agents for Northern Indiana and Southern
Michigan. Particular attention given to the settle
ment OF decedent's estates and guardianships.
Deeds, mortgages, and other contracts drawn up
and Acknowledgements taken. Office, Brownlees 5
Block up stairs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05
C. r. REYNOLDS M. D,

D OCULAR Physician and Operative surgeon Of
IL fers his professional services to the citizens OF
70 the Treatment OF diseases common to the coun-
try, special attention will be given to Surgery the
treatment or surgical diseases of females. Night
Charges reasonable. Office and residence on west
side Of Michigan street, three doors north of the
bank, Plymouth, Ind. l34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05

The cities of Peru and Kokomo have
eaeh purchased steam fire engines.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05
Geo. NJ. Dakin N D.
hySlcian aui surgeon,
tsuccessor to Dr. A. Teegarden.)
LAPORTE, IND.

DR.. DaSin gives especial attention to the treat
msnt of Chronic Diseases and Diseases of women.
He believes that disease is debility-importance of
vitality; that causes of disease depressing and
lower vital power and, therefore, selects such REM
edies as restore AMI strengthen vital functions and
pull iown, to reduce, to PROSTATE; but brings to
bear every Influence thet tends to build up and
strengthen. Consultations free. Correspon 1ence
requested Send stamp for circular, call and see
him. Office in Dayidsons New Marble Front Build
ing. mar96ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05
Out Of the Fire.
MI. RuGE &c CO.,

have removed their
MEAT M A RKET.
III aving bought out Mr. Moore, they may now
i 4 be found at his old stand, next door South of
Philpots Jewelry Store Our market will be well
supplied with fresh and salt meat.
Aug 6, 'T2-tf. NJ. RUGE & co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05
T. A. RoRToN M. D,

HAS removed to his new residence, one door
Ii south of his former dwelling, or the east side
OF Michigan street, where he may be found and con-
suited professionally. 34-yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05

M. A. o. PACKARD

A TTORNEY at Law and Notary Public. Room
n No; l; Balcony Block, Plymouth, Marshal
county, Ind. [34t0
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05
A. o. BoRToN,

DENTIST. Office I'd story Post Office Building
II Teeth extracted without pain, by the use Of
Nitrous Oxide Tor Laughing Gas). TEETH; from
one tooth to full sett, cheap that the rich and
Mondays and Tuesdays. [34tf[
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-05
9nsiness 9ireftury.
ATTORN N EYS.
Clancy g. Thompson
AMASA JOHNSON.
R. D. LOGAN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW and Notary PUBLIC
psf Office Brownlee's Block, over Becker's Store
Plymouth, ind. Collections speciality jy13yl
, 1872-10-18

ton. Assumpst, $1,000. Same attorneys; 4o,9o1.
Mary y. Jesse Boone. Divorce: cE9elty desertoa' as
son, ririe Co '. Samuel T. sigicr. Attachment for
$3.50; 09GS. Louis Eastens Il n.y. Oa!n1ann p Ernst
Soltxisch and Adelbert Kah1. Confession by judg-
~ent, $780, 4osot a: Sane y Same eSrqishes ss,y y.
neaux Confession by Judgment. slUo 409o6. Thomas
Brown A. G. Wilbur Assamps't oG s5oo Hitch =
Clarke Richard L. carhart. Assumpsit. $500; 409os
Michael v. Eredcricka KuriAn, divorce; deserion;
10000. Illinois Stuats Zcitung Company Y.
sesnska Anaertkanaraa Conpauy. Assunlpst,
$500. Johnston & Rogers, attorneys; 4o,91o; y; 4.
Schi1apfermaa =. Emil Dietzch. Assumpsit, sa00
Same attorneys; 40911. Charles Fitzsimnons Joel
Bul!ard. Assumpsit, s40o. Same attorneys; 49, 912
William Goeltze '. Steven Bssinger. Trespass $ooo
J. ". Beach, attorney 40,a15. Marcus Simon =.
Keefer, Grnsman i Bauer: Ejectment, s1oo Ado1ph
Hoses, attorney 4, OIL Wigand v. Flagg, Jr. AS
snmpsit, $500. and Mari. Chas. Z. Townc attorney;
4o,915 James =. Harriet j. johnson. Divorce 40 DIG
John B. Carlics Y. Jas. Hkc. Assumpst, $1,000.
Donteld h sweezey attorneys; 40917. Corlies v Yott
Assum rsit s2,0oo Same attorneys; 40,ol3. Brand y
Miller, Jr. Assua,.'=it 81 500. Nissen Barnun,
attorneys.
, 1872-10-18
GENERAL ORDER NO. S,

Concerning the Releasing of Prisoners from
Police Stations Bail, aud Violations of the
Omnibus Ordinance.
Superintendent Washburu issued the follow
ing general order to the polce force yesterday
morning. It is based on the decision Of Corpo-
ration Counsel Tuley, concerning the legality Of
releasing prisoners on money deposits, Of which
editorial mention waH made in yesterdays TR1B-
uSE. The order went into immediate effect
General Order No. s.
]. No member OF the police force will accept money
or other valuable things ball. on deposit for the
appearance OF any person haye been arrested
either on view or warrant.
=. Whenever arrests arc made fer violation Of the
ordinance entitled An ordinance for regulating ON
nbusses upon the Streets Of the city Of Chicago" or
for imu1oderatc1y driving an omnibus tie ouari-
bus and team attached will be taken by d.
rect route to the nearest police station and held sub
iect to the order Of the owner thereof Of which fact
the owner sba be Immediately notified. IT. however
at the time Of such arrest any owner or agent Of such
omnibus shall be at hand, If such arrest shall be
made quite near either terminus Of the route
Of such omnibus; or II, in passing
to the police station the direct route SHAH be by he
starting point Office Of the owner Of such omnibus
then tho omnibus aud team shall be turned over to
such owner agent, and the arrested driver only
shall be taken to the police station The passengers
shall be given opportunity to leave tho omnibus
before starting to the police station with the same
ELMER WAsHBuRN,
General Superintendent,
, 1872-10-18
TIE ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

YESTERDAY BUSINESS.
OTTAWA, Ill.,, Oct. 17.-The Supreme Court met, pur-
snent to adjournment, all the Judges being prezent
except Mr.. Justice Thornton.
MOTIONS DISPOSED OF.
195. Briefs flied and tho case taken by the court
204. Motion allowed to file briefs, and time extended
five days. 1885, Motion for time to file reply by the
reilan refused; 23 Peoples docket SupeTsedeas al
lowed, but order to admit to bail refused 31 Motion
for appellee to file brief allowed to the 9th instant
SO. Same motion above and time extended to The
2lst instant; 435. Motion to set aside dismissal and
reustate the case, aud the motion refused.
ADMITTED 70 Practice.
Messrs. Blackburn and Eaifchild were admitted to
tic bsr in foreign license.
ADMITTED BAIL,
453. Admitted to bail giving bonds to tho Sheriff
Of Burean County, with Robert Harrison security
the OF 8, 900 246 D. Rutter to show cause re-
turnable On tile Goth instant.
NEW MOTIONS,
$50. Motion for further time to file briefs by appel
lee; $780, Motion for leave to file amended record !;
sos. Afirmance set aside and the taken call
AZ. Motion for atfirmance Of Judgment refused,
anu CAUSE continued 43S. Dismissed with Per cent
damagcs ISL Appeal dismissed with 10 per cent dam
ages; s59. Same 4G1. Appeal dismissed with Per
cent damages 49,. Taken BY the Court; 423 Same !;
42s. Same; 430. Same 437. Same 455. Standing on
motion.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Court adjourned till next Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock.
, 1872-10-18

teatab!e h young ruaians are in The habit Of lying
to md from school, assau1ting them, riding
their pockets and stealing every}thing and any
and bruiae their victims, and threaten to kill
them should they make any. complaint. They
have broken the windows in these three schools
to such an extent that within the past
few weeks twenty boxes Of glass lave
been required to repair tho damages. Tho
windows are broken on Friday night, and the
young roushs thus have access on Saturday to
nuisances all over the rooms, tear up the seats,
and write bawdy things upon the walls.
The Mayor has placed the complaint in the
hands Of the Superintendent of Police and
charged him to arrest as many Of the young
reprobates as possible. It is his intention to
make an example of score or two Of them, and
any person able to give any information likely
to lead to their capture is requested to do so
at the Mayors Office without delay.
The boys are all young roughs who refuse to
go to school, and are on the high road to the
Penitentiary. They ought to be in the Reform
School, and, without doubt, will gravitate to-
ward one or other Of those public hotels for dan
gerous characters.
, 1872-10-18
The Largest Land sale Ever Made to T.
Single Person.


From tic Kansas City Journal.
On Friday last. O formal sale Tas made by
General Robert T.. Carr, President Of the Kan
sas Pacific Railway, to George Grant, Esq, Of
London; England, Of . large body Of land COW
ering twentyfour square miles Of territory lying
contiguous to the line OF tho Kansas Paciic
Railway in Ellis County, Kansas. The tract ex-
tonds thirteen miles along the railway, twenty
four miles along Victoria River, and
has seven miles Of water frontage on
Smoky Hill River. new city, to be called
Victoria will be laid out along the railway. \
fine station-house will be erected With lodging
apartments for newcomers. An elegant hotel
will be built and all necessary .wetsr-tanks,
stock-yards,; ETC., to properly conduct the busi
nees Of an important station will be supplied.
The railway officials offered to n:me the new
city after Mr. Grant, the purchaser, but with
great modcsty be declined the honor, and pre-
ferred to have it called after his Queen. This
extensive purchase will result in un-
told good to our country, Mr. Grant,
with his usual energy and good taste,
will experd large amount in laying ont q park,
and in erecting buildings, tree planting: etc. He
will go to England at once, and expects to return
to this country in March, Titll g fine eelection
Of blooded horses, cattle, etc. A number Of
experienced farmers, stock rasers,- ETC., will
also heEent over. It is Mr. Grants intontionto
subdiTide his purchase into farms of various,
sizes, to erect farm houses thereon, and to sell
land and improvements at fair rates and upon
terms which will enable every Industrious person
to obtain q good home in a fine section Of
country. -.
, 1872-10-18

4+aN-k1 AAxE HHJEtd5
442. Gillespie Y. Webber. Motion by defendant to
reinstctc sppeal affidavit filed; s907. woodruff
Sheldon Motion to q11ash cap1as, for insulciency Of
affidavit heard md denied 502. Bassett V. Smith.
Leave to plaintiff to le additional count inssaEter aud
10 days to plead; 449 Walsh v. Trustees Of Chicago
Me:lodist Episcopal Church. Jury called ard hear
ing not concluded.
: {Can 161 to 175, both inc1usre)
[Judge Boo!h.l
:, 3u6. Horn =. Ripley. Dismissed by stipulation at
plaintiff 5 coats; $3.50. Eisendrath v Horn. Same as
2,305.
cuAScERY-(J (Jndgs FGr,celtl
6!e My =. Jesse Boone. Dismissed BY corap1ain
ants attorney; 50. Fargo =. O'Connor. Demurrer to
cro2s Till sustained, Cross bill dismissed. Original
bill dismissed as to Jahn Forsythe ind F. II. Smith,
Exceptions by defendant Forsythe.
NET SUITS.
1853. W.n: Cnthtert V. Sam]. Green. Assurnpsit,
$1,000. Rnnyan, Avery, Loonis & Constcck, attor-
1iaJs; 5g4 Joseph j. Hayes Y. John Nsre! Petition
for ccriorar; 1856. Caroline Buu V. City Of Chica-
SO. Gaze, $4,000. ]. Ven Arnan, attorney 4,5e5,
Danner Elder =. Ann st. Clair. MechHnic's lien,
s5s3.62 Thomas J. Turner i Son, attorneys; 4587.
Negley, Leet l. Fritze V. Solomon & Humphrey.
Asa:,,npsit, 5000 Monroe, Disbee l. Gibbs attorneys
3,583. Same Y. Solomon { Steel, s5oo Same attor-
neys 1850. Same Redsa & Deck 5000 Same At
torneys; 1880. Thos Clancy Sebastian Opfer Case
$1,000. Dorau l. Buckley, attorneys: 4,Go1. O. O.
Bryant Y. Catherine Whistler ct al. Petition for me-
clsan:c's Hen. Same attorneys.
, 1872-10-18
THE LAW COURTS.


Tho new suits in the different Courts, yesterday,
wers entirely barren Of interest,
The first meeting of creditors Of Smea Rebanks +
Co., will take place. to-day, before Register Hibbard
for the purpose Of selecting an assignee.
Major Stephenson, the esteemed Deputy Clerk OF the
Superior Court, whose suferings from Illness have
been the subject Of much regret to the largo circle
Of his friends lately yesterday returned to duty fairly
convaescent.
Mr. Jerome, clerk to Judge Gary has been given by
his father share in his kns md lime business, and
will quit the incesaant toll incident to the life Of law
court clerk for the of his abors, satur
day week next.
Ella '. Thos. Lyndon. The amended bill in this
md the Masters {Aagruaers} report filed, in Judge
Garys Court The only allegation is that the de-
fendnns procured the marriage license BY falsely
ing that complainant 18 years of age, whereas she
wEs child Of Is, and, MS lie well knew but recently
out Of short clothes. " The only addi-
tional evidence to the effect that
Lyndon concealed the marriage after it took place.
The evidence Of the young lady herself goes to prove
that ehe had known her present husband only six
months before marriage; that the ceremony per-
formed by Rev. C. II. Fowler, Methodist minister, on
the 3lst Of July last that defendant represented to
her that if she married him he would take Of her
much her married sister WIS taken CT Fre
quently, ahe inserts, ahe would look ut house, and
tell him that the sort Of house she would want,
after marriage that she was legally bound to the
defendant, and then Immediately acquainted her pa
rents, and Of her own free viii took steps have the
divorce effected,
, 1872-10-18
THE WOMEN ENLISTED.

Proceedings Of the Woman's Meeting at
the Union Park Congregational Church.
Resolutions Opposing the Licensing of
the s'socia1 Evi1"--A Committee Ap-
pointed to Confer with the Committee Of
Fifteen.
The women's meeting OF October Is, at the
Union Park Congregational Church, to consider
the causes and suggest remedies for the alarm
ing prevalence Of crimo in our city, was callod
to order by Mrs. Frances IL. Scovillc at o'clock
p. N. B1rs. Mills opened the meeting by invo-
king the Divine aid that the great work to be
done might be furnished with faithful workers.
Her prayer inspired those present with removed
faith in the ultimate determination of
crime. The ladies then listened to
q most instructive address from
Hrs. L. B. Chandler upon the banefnl
effects Of licensing tho "Eocial evil" as
shown III the present state Of society in Paris
and other European cities. She touched upon
the enormities md outrages which have trans
pred to innocent women under the working Of
the "Contagious Diseases Act" Of 1863, in
England; and stated what she knew to be q
fact, that there is in our own couutrya concerted
effort to establish the license System in our cit
les. The causes Of lcantiousness and prostitu-
ton we're also briefly stated, and measures Of
removal indicated.
Mrs. Frances II. scoville then stated some rea-
SONS why @ !: Woman s Personal Liberty League"
has become a necessity OF this age. Whereupon
q number Of the women present proceeded to
sign pledge Whereby they be-
aud binding themselves to stand By each other,
even to the extent Of defence in the Courts, in
claiming personal liberty to obey the laws OF
justice aud righteousness, especially governing
the Office Of maternity.
The following resolutions we're also adopted:
Re3olrtd, That 1ntemperance and Liceniousness are
twin brothers In evil and crime; that houses CT proe-
tuition are Iot-beds Of intemperecne; and that any
measures which shall tend to destroy one Of these
evils will help to the other thereby maternity
diminishing crime
Resolred, That the absolute chastity and temperance
Of the people is taiuable aud must be insisted upon
ii NC would avoid crime, anarchy, and ruin.
Resolrsd, That tie Licensing Of anything tending to
increase crime is Of itself crime, and that couniving
at or aiding and abstting crime is compromising
felony. Therefore,
WaEnEAs, The Mayor, Police Superintendent, and
Board of Police Commissioners Of our city have not
only SO fur failed to enforce tho New Temperance
Law, but have also, we informed, separately
refused the otter Of tie Citizens Committee OF fifteen
to supply volu ntr special police force to assist in
Its enforcement;
Resolved That we appoint committee CT Ave
to confer with the Cttizens' Committee Of EiE
teen, asking their corporation In deyisng 6ome way
by which the Of the people be forced to
do the work demanded Of them BY the people md the
e1igenc1es Of the hour.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at No.
508 Fulton street on Friday 18th inst, ut
O'Clock. All conscientious women are cordially
invited
, 1872-10-18


2,l4O, Gray Y. blanchard. Appeal Of defendant.
Bond, S3og, and bill Of exceptions in 20 days; ALA
Schnpferlnau Y. Bradley. Rule defendant to
plead and to amend farr In 10 days; l.8D6 Douglas
Y. Brown Verdict defendant not guilty. and property
in defendant. Motion for new trial by plaiuti6
3,177. Waldron steam tug c. W. Evans. Dismissed
by plaintiffs attorney G. N- 40s97. Graham c. Var
uey v. Isabella Holder. Leave to plaintiff to file petit
tion, and ordered summons 2,ls' Nlitcomb " La
mur Insurance Co. Judgment, s, 1850 24s1. shuck
earne. Judgment, s2,625; 1,sos Burns =. hTol!er-
kanap. Jury called, and hearing; 3l45, Bradper V.
Krauase. Dismissed by plaintiffs attorney; 8,2o4,
Loring Y. King On motion Of plaintiff, appeal dis
missed at plaintiffs cos!s
cnAScER1-IJudge Garyl
o1O Jeskca Y. Posthod. Answer Of guardian nd
litem filed, and reference to Alagruder; 8s9 Rick
ley '. Rick}ey. On motion CT complainant, rule to
reference to Scott; 1877. Bell " Bell By stipulation
referred to Scott; s73. Power v. Power Motion by
lefendent for alimony, and solicitors fees allowed
1872. Thornton v. Thornton. Leave to complainant to
le affidavit Of non-fssdence as Of Aug II, 1872. De-
time to file bond extended ten days; Co., Smith ',
Smith. Decree Of divorce So Jasckka
". Posthod.> Leave to complainant to answer
bill a2sa. Daggett Y. Elaenn. Bill dismissed.
as TO William Edgar Personal service and default Of
Johanna L. Eisenn and John Forsythc j. J. Danforth
appointed guardian dd l{sI. for H. L. Elsenp cpd j.
H. Esenn. Answer Of guardian filed +; S27 In the
atter a o. E1ally =: kng, guardians report Of enc
~ ,s95. Republic Insurance Co. =. YIN. +. Lewis,
A1ankato, Minn. Attachment Tor 5000. Tearey. Nc,
C!ellan Tenney, attorneys; 40, ,896 Same v. .obeon
@ shau6at Of Nsnh3to M;nn. Same suit; so,e97. Gra-
4o898. P. Y. Fobes " A. J. Bradford alias A. ]. Drew
Assumpsit, SLIGO. F. Dean, ATTORNEY: 1850. Har.
per L Co. !. z. Zapf. Assumpsit, slGQ. Hellis /
Christian, attorneys; 4o,soo Harper ct al u Temple
, 1872-10-18

bu: wtt noizs s GEGSa vas sdTse Ts9Sg-
n,ent Of tI,e arts aud sciences, ard in every.
tl,i.r. Tie divine cause was feeble and
11,,pSom;sine 1l, in appearance in the beginning,
but it ad esndea and grown to b be s neaatfq aon a
end tie wlolc process Of redemption was in op-
nos;tinn to the old opinion Of Paradise lost and
reeaiued In the view of tl.o speaker,
REDEMPTION
was process of advancement, and not OF retro
crea=ion,-not Of being carried back, or being
reiustated i'll some primeval station. Feeblencss
came frat, strength afterwards. Paul vas sown
in weakness, but raised in power. Even beyond
death, advancement would continue. and those
who passed over the river would not be restored
to their former condition.