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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-04-18

. FURNISHING GOODS.
A full stock of all kinds OF Gents Furnishing
Goods in full supply, at BEATTY'S.
April II, 1872
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.
Designated Depository of the
II. g.

Designated Depository of the
u. 8.
D.. s. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
stocks and Bonds, Of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $40 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, silver. and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
Esleht Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue stamps-an sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon
VIII. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON, President. 3
Sept 3. 1855. If.
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: CLoTHIN,

full stock of Gents Youths and Boys
Clothing now ready for sale at
BEATTY'S.
April 17rh, 1872.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Emily Collins, of Mechan icsville, In the State
of Iowa. Is notified that George Collins did
on the 18th day of April A. ID. 1872 file his petit
tion in the Court of Common Pleas Of Portage
county. and State of Ohio. asking for divorce
from her on the ground of gross neglect of duty
and adultery. Said petition will be for hearing
at the next term of said Court.
- s. D. NORTON Atty for Petitioner
Rayenna April 18th 1872. 19O.6w.
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Particular Attention

paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up
BY J. s. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
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Business was quite lively in town
on Saturday. 4-
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TEAcHER,s EXAMINATION
SATURDAY APRIL 2Oth, 1872.

The next meeting of the Board of Examiners
OF Portage County, will be held in the Union
| School building In Rayenna, on
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"Let's See What They Be. ?
ITEM-A capron, Is Cd
Sauce, .-5dl- - 4d
g Sack, two gallons, 5s Sd
&c -Anchovies and sack for
supper, - Is Sd
Bread, halfpenny.H
p. Hen.-O, smonstrous! but one
halfpenny-worth of bread to. this in.
tolerable deal of sack.-Sir Johns
Bill. fe4.a sk ~
LET'S SEE WHAT This Is.
IrEM-Oversight of Raw. Pub.
School. $4,000
+" u Teachers in do, $500
S. B. Bill. JE jO5
o, monstrous !" etc. m ssase =
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10. oF.-Kavenna Lodge, No. e5.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
lows, Hail.
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List of Advertisements.

List OF A0Vert1sem0ntss
j Prentiss-Hardware.
Beatty-Merchant Tailoring.
Musser & Parker-New Stock of Clothing.
Smith Bro's-New Goods.
Miss L G Jackson-New Spring Goods
l. A Bushnell-Boad Notice.
8 d Norton-Legal Notice.
4 G Philligs-Sold Out.
LOCAL NOTICES.
J r Newton-Sewing Machine Sales.
J Beatty-Fine Cloths,
J Beatty-Clothing
j Beatty-Hats
J Beatty-If You Want
J Beatty-Furnishing Goods.
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A CARD.

between the hours OF O'Clock a. m and 4o'clock
p. m. The examination will be in writing.
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WALL PAPER

n. Converse. at No. /, Etna Block can show as
large a stock of Wall Paper as any house in
town. He has over 1O0paterns. some very hand
some styles at 10c per roll. sge
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SponZes,

For Liverpool & Queenstown
I,nan Line of Mail Steamers sailing from
New York, every Saturday, and alternate Tues
days.
Tfckets sold to and from England, Ireland,
and the Continent
JOHN G. DALE. Agent E-''
Is. Broadway,N. Y.
wITTER, Cashier. First National Bapk
Ravenna, Ohio. la4-6m-
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k1<aIe n. p OOulStOSAS DduA,J
In addition to general Banking, Col
lection and Exchange business, this Association
affords all the advantages of a first class Savings
Bank, as deposits will be received in this de-
partment in sums of one dollar and upwards,
and interest will be allowed thereon at the rate
of six per cent per annum, compounded semi
annually, on the first days of January and July,
thus Offering rare advantages to persons of linn
itod means to save the occasional dollar, which
is the sure road to wealth
Interest will also be allowed on Time
Certificates of Deposit in proportion to the time
for which the deposit is made
o. 8: Bonds and Securities bought and
sold at best market rates.
Northern Pacific Railroad zSO Gold
Bonds, a first class investment. for sale
Highest Market price paid for q: 8. and
Northern Pacific Gold Coupons, Gold, Silver and
Sight Drafts ON England, Irelands and
countries, for sale at best rates.
Accounts and Deposits solicited,
DIRECTORS-E. B. Babeock, J. H. Nichols,
p: b. Couant, N S. O1in and w. ID. Durham.
2. B, CONANT, PRESIDENT.
j. H. NICHOLS. VICE PRESIDENT.
e. 8. COMSTOCK, CAsHlDR.
Ravenna, Feb. 26. 1872.
Referring to the above, persons having depos-
Its with me who do not wish to withdraw them,
can have their deposits transferred on applica-
s'o-- = - E. s. CoMsToCK.
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Tyrian Chapter, No. 91, R.A. NJ.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month, In
Masonic Hall. Phenix Block.
ID. c. GOODMAN, H. p.
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Unity Lodge; No. IL, #, and A. NJ.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays OF each
month. j. j. RICHARDSON, W. NJ.
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Ladies' Toilet Articles,
Puff Boxes, Toilet Glasses, at
BRAINERD'S.
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RAvESNA DIVISION, No. $50, sons OF
TEMPERANCE,
Meets each Friday evening in their Hall, over
the Second National Bank. 14s-1g-
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Ravenna Enearnpnent. No. 100.
Meets every End and 4th Fridays of each month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

Why so. lie and his G.. r. do NOT know
'ui ino.lcNlinn in fnrbiidin- NOS.
thinks. w'.,.h God made arl usel 49,
still meEcs. 'l.ni The juice OF apple
grapes ar aux other iiq'., stand ~
hour. OF hTs ap'' marx how ll.p . wrr
Iof God. VITO crriainh pwf Pee oct :" ni
fermentation .nto rv... lruil.clnn ~, ".
Should W. nuw II rnA away lie 4.
tod. IL 40; nsrd tic tr~l aly. 7, K du
not be- deceive hy 4, 10 not tar,. "a
long aiming hpukar,ls, This !, & ,ri>i'S
tcachiug. M iriend down there ral's
Jasper city. ihonsh il j. only lif'ir
country town. Yet i The O.. 4. AIRY o. 1
their principles. it Will be good ioh Ia
tear or burn down all the Ga nhlhn.
!iells. and'blr-roInS ottlis lit cay.
The TERRITORY will never impro se ,hat
much. until She toieratcs about cen cot
tce-hou>c>. This is strong drink. hnt
reason: what wrr,. View York. Iostuu.
Baltimore Philadelphia. Cincin mi. -.
Louis amd Chicago. etc. hcior thrN
ever wine and beer drinking Dutch.
French and Iris. t-amc with tn .ir slir-
lis and energy: No.iling IN re than
little country loNIs ike Irclan !. And
it the &. 4. could carry out their nyin-
ciplcs. they would have to tear OF burn
down every second house in io>c large
cities. Would not this bring Us "a the
state of the Inhabitants when Columbus
arrived here?
Several times my friend speaks Of
arnnkard's grave. knew ,ung lady.
She appeared perfect to III IN every
respect she was beautiful, I'M commonly
kind. a pattern OF good hOu>r- lie.
and | think she never taste | = ,,fop OF
.r'lcnt spirits. i1ut ! a,u sorry 10 sax
s!Ic w.nt 10 an early grave.
Ancw also nay grandfather and
grandmother deg all pari COX of spir-l
its. anl 10. they al! passed over eighty
~, Germany. Austria. Italy. Spain and
France. lave not half the number of
peniicniiaric> and lunaiic asylun.s Is.
ihe United STATES. bet every man ana
womau i we'll acquainted with beer.
and wine, aui even stronger lrinks
My riend represents rne as drunk
ard. which Indeed j. mo-, the ease. lie,
attributes the fall Of one of ihr q. T. to-
my advocating Tie wrons cr..C sill
think t!lat nly cau>e is ,iie sight one.
ana that his -cceniriciiirs Will never
make uanki,.d ais better. What would
my friend -ry. ii should givc him
names and ,'ates or Cloud rcnpla~,
meeting NJ Z SINAI co'GiiTA place ia O.ir
OF our adjoining crsinii.. Nirrs. "a bai-
krrner sold ~ iaomhcts hrtA.een 50 su,l /.
~ l'ni hotties Of ''roi-1ut Whisky" Oh
rn,.i>. ~ocr-iiy: 'ir>risr not those,
mrn. hu their actions. which aye con-
trarv frir VOWS.
Closing. sloni: i.nrrlh for Greeley. I
because We j. "A Temperance man. Gli
down with Grant hrrafisa H. i iIt. i
only ~Wihl!rr, D.i: also a lrumSrrg 4,
and a smoker. y VI.
.IAsrgE. Iun, :. i,72
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.ii.t s'ae'iaatr- ~ ~, lrri-y,.',
Ns, A.p.luy. nal -i. ..nni. .t'r LIN.
ii.ith te'niri.'Y a"r ~ -an i,r'ifiet,
ta n.es Il; t'" ii.sr ~ 'i,n pialia.t. u.
~ Nsw A'nrt HAatt,. w
-,Ainf,ie. ;l ii.H 3at ur ..tH .rxi. u,
'A4. III. iiii.i determine ll,"n The -tbirri
'oriaincss in Ilic inliunifg resolutions.
Adopted - Tie beard ~ Directors q.
sail Company. az ilirir meeting IL Ia,
Office " -sil Company. ~. the iirsl da.
Of May. it12. to-wi::
RESOLVED. That mrei.n. III IT,
stockholders OF this Company 10 f-a!lc.i
NJ tic oiiirc of the Company. ~ New
Albany. Indiana. on saturday. the 18Th
day Of June next. to consider and deter
mine upon a proposition 10 imtcrScr,.
join. and unite their railroad with lie
railroad of The 81. Louis. Mount Carmel
and New ALBANY Railroad COMPANY.
and 80 merge aud consolidate The s.oc K
Of said Companies. making one Joint
stock Company OF the said two Conn
panieS.
RESOLVED. That thirty DAYS public
notice OF tile time and place OF said
meeting be given 10 the stockholders by
The President OF said Company. IL pur-
suance of the requirements ct law.
AUGUST BRADLEY.
May w. '72-4w. President.
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a harmless preparation. quoting pain.
relieving headache. promoting sleep. and
absolutely certain TO allav all nervous
excitement. Recommended by The best
Physicians. Prepared by w. II. Adder
Icy. Apoihccary, Cor. 9th & Mound. Gin
'cinnati. March %. ~ -3,n.
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a short ii'rr sine. tiin predominant,
ensigneof public rrn-prr'iY: Ms- "-i'g-
WHISPERS hut ~ present Tire H.'iii-f~ts
are partial Ia : chin liar >sieh j. tns.r.
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frsi Published II Scaled Envelope fTiee siN cents
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment a. Il
Radical CErc NJ srtnnA TcaEHuA Seminal weakness
iut,iiu!frvy Emissions sexual netflly. anil IN v-i-
m~u's Marriage generally N'frnrsusss. ronsi' ~
iion Epilepsy SUE fis N,n' al and Es seal Incnnsciy.
Resulting ires rrif-Alfst ac-iy btEIk1 J. LL-
MEaAs y. H.. auihrr Of The Green ii,uE.'' &c.
TIE wprii-rs Howred sufl"r IN Ibis admirable lecture
clearly srry- from Ut fNTrsi nee thaf tlr aw ~
sequences " Self Ar.e rfrf We effrctusiv -unv,s
without HsrCrine. 4fa wituut dangerous giCal ue
rations hnucs instr rltrs rings nr cur,llsis point
W. or' Itodr H ctre ~ rf-s ccrinn and sicctaai by
which cvrrv sugertr. Flt'ier What his conditions
r'Rv b fHreff ha Y ff fsrly v~iva'civ sni radi-
rnily 1i.I- i.Dtin t+t. move A UOuN TO
rHulFNvrs svrrFy MI sr'
fD4 inve. ~ anv nidress,
az ~fs T.ftttf -fN r n rn.tHge stamps.
flt tT fiN rwsirs ''Narriare Guide" price ~
eea8 A&as. lle Pull.ieFs.
CHAS y g. KLINE CO..
w. Hnwcry. View Nu4s prst-oilc. EoS s,ssG
NAV III 1872.
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NOR an Upper or Lower Set Of Teeth
Fifty cents for pure Nitrous Oxide
Gas and extracting one tooth. AT the In
branch of the Ohio steam
Dental Company.
Office NJ. 20 Circle Street. indianapolis
lhh' 't huhELT>ON ENlCN.
The New York herald., 1872-04-14

WANTED-BYA A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A NICELY
~ furnished Room, where privacy serure';
retired loc' 'ity desired. Address TRANSIENT 205
The New York herald., 1872-04-14

W AhTED-A SMALL ROOM OR BEDROOM, V lTH
~ cofnas closet bath. fast daily board Sundays;
1us nave good accommodations at moderate prces Ne
ieiences II required Address r., l69 Herald olce.
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FAMILIES DESIRING To SPEND THE SEASON IN
the country from tue 1st OF Nav, will find pleasant
and healthy location reasonabe terms by applying to
nd resng CHARLES u. HOUSE, box 81, Chester Orange
n.
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B0AnU AND i.oo aIvi v,Vrs,.

4 CHAMBER AND PARLOR (WlTH BArID FOR
~ gentleman and wife. in private family Bo ,rd only
for %; location desired between Eighth and Twent eth
streets and Fourth and Sixth Address, with all
Office
The New York herald., 1872-04-14

FAMILIES ABOUT GIVING Up HOUSEKEEPING AND
wishin. good Beard for, anle Home,
very moderate terms, will apply at the Paaade Floute
Epgewood NJ q. W. MOORE.
The New York herald., 1872-04-14

WANTEO,iaMEDIATYLY, FOR GENTLEMAN AND
below filue'h street. State price to SUMNER, box 2l0
The New York herald., 1872-04-14

WANTtD-BY A MARRIED LADY, BOARD FOR THE
" hummer wlh a lone or small family; terms
about s. week suburbs preferred Address T. NJ box
l79 Herald office. ~ - - -
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(NOUNTRY BOARD.-FAMILIEs OF ADULTS REQUIR.
~ Ing rs class Board can be accommoaed from May or
after the pleasant village of Sharon, Luchhed
Conn. ~ miles from Harlem Railroad location healthy ref
required Address Mira h. Il. KING, Sharon
The New York herald., 1872-04-14

CyTAMMERING.--NEw YORK SraaaERISU INsTE.
tue lU7 West Twenty third street. cornrr SSth avenuey
best reference no pay unll cured cal mvesllsatcf
send for prospectus
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w ANTED--BY TWO LADIES, TEACHERS OF MI sc,
w hoon ana hoard, where they pay part IN music
lessons Address Aiss Z. CANNON 236 West Twen first
street,
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nrEw JERasY CENTRAL kAlbkOAD-BOARD
N wanted Ior a gentleman, wc, tnree children Anu ser
~ VIII, ,yo hn,rs, ride OF Ciy ali; plenty OF thsac
GOOD arivss Sc Address. with particulars ~ e Herald
, oeAeA
The New York herald., 1872-04-14

THE FIRM or PLAGEMAhN rIL RIM HAVING
been dissvcd, the Unirsruci las established an olco
and in rmary gi5 %cbernerhprn Brn,klyn l. v.
pLAGEMANN Veterinary surgeon, IacnOc' the ROYAL
late q. Pilgrim.
The New York herald., 1872-04-14
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

WANTED-ON THE EAST SIDE, BELOW SixriETH
~ street two three uafunshed Rooms with Boar oI
lady lady Prce not over S4J per month. Address FRANZ
The New York herald., 1872-04-14

WANTED-RO0M FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE IN
w private FAMILY Boird for lady only where can
make myself at home. Address Mrs MAURICE, l25
The New York herald., 1872-04-14

(NOUNTRY BOARD-AT A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
~ situated Butd's Lake, N. j.. all the com and
luxurios Of highly Improved home rooms large and hand
somey fnrnishe dns grounds, good etabng plenty OF
fruit, milk and fresh butter GOOD hshins, fine hoa
Ing shooting pure water ami mountain mir, 0ne
Also anusome situated farm house and Two cottages,
with nicely urnshed within 800 yards OF the large
residence and equal to In all outside advantages Tables
for both places good the through Best city refer
Call address L. A. Be- 22 est Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1872-04-14
ROARDERs WA TE-

DRIyATE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR USFURNIs HE'D,
with without BOARD, In pleasant location, Letween
Central Park and Hudson River. Address CENTRAL
PARK, bis West Thirty second street.
The New York herald., 1872-04-14

M RS. DAWSON, OF NO. WEST TnIRTY.NINTH
IVA street, taken house al Nonkers depot
tainug ali Improvements OF city house bank OF
the river; house newly painted unished will be ready
70 families tho LIST of May Call at No. eat Thirty
NINTH street. Also stabng
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-18

. ALE OF LAND.-Notice is hereby given that
Oby virtue OF an order of the Marshall Common
Pleas, the Undersigned Executrix of the estate of
John Brown, Decd will offer for sale at private sale
on the premises described Saturday, the list day
of june 1872, equal undivided two-thirds of the
following described land, in Marshall county, State
of Indiana, to-wit:
The northwest fourth of the southeast fourth of
Section eight, (Sl township thirty-two, (32) north
OF range one ~ east, containing forty acres be the
same more or less. Also the southwest one-fourth
OF the southeast one fourth of section eight (S),
township thirty-two (32), range one, Q), contain
ing forty acres, be the same more or less Also
commencing at point twenty rods north of the
south corner of the west half of the northeast quar-
ter OF section eleven, Q1, township thirtytwo 2l,
north of range one ~ east, running thence due
north the half section line forty rods thence due
east eighty rods, thence due south forty rods thence
due west eighty rods to the place of beginning,
containing twenty acres more or less.
TERMs-One-fourth, cash in hand, one-fourth in
six months and the residue in twelve months from
day of sale, with notes. at interest waving benefit
of appraisement, and secured, by good freehold
sureties. MATILDA SOUDER,
apr11-t4. Executrix.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-18

our support would be given HIM, not be-
cause ofwhat he has been, but because of
what lie is, and in expectation of what he
will prove hereafter. He must not only
be against Grant, but be against what now
constitutes the Republican party. And
he must not only be for himself for Presi-
dent, but he must be for the Democratic
party, and in fraternal sentiment and har-
monious accord make common cause
against the Republican nominees from
President down to Road Supervisor"
Col. Paddy DOMAIN, editor Of the Lex
ington, Mo, Caucasian, who affiliated with
the original Liberals at Jefferson City,
lays down his liberal platform thusly:
1--WE are Democrat of the EXTREMIST
States Rights type. We believe in seces-
sion; in the rightfulness Of slavery in
the illegality of all the yankee Niger bay
onet amendments to the Constitution,
and in the total Reputation of all debts,
Federal, State and County, contracted by
radical fraud, violence and misrule We
do not, can not, will not, endorse one
plank in any Republican platform, Liber-
al or Diabolical. No Democrat could,
without showing himself fool or a
knave."
If an anti-tariff plank is adopted by the
Cincinnati convention, Horace Greeley
wants to be counted out. Ifa tariff plank
is adopted, the New York EUsniag Posi-
wants to be courted out Ii democrat
Is nominated, Mr. Sumner wants to be
counted out, and if Republican is nomi
mated, the World wants to be counted out
If Mr.. Trumbull is not nominated, ht
wants to be counted out. If Mr.. Chast
is not nominated, he wants to be counted
out If Judge Davis is not nominated
he wants to be counted out. If anybod,
to beat Grant is not nominated, Mr.
Schurz wants to be counted out If tn
outs are not put in they want to be count
ed out; and when the day of election
comes, the ms will wish they had bee
counted out.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-18
The Great Western Farm Insur-
ance Company-Life and Farm
Insurance.
BY PROF. J. b. BUTLER.

Life insurance means honesty for some
men, and policy for many more. In no
other way can they pay their debts, or
obey the apostles charge that man
provide for his own and especially those
of his own house"
But good as is life insurance, farm in
surance in the shape of lands sold on ten
years credit is better
Both give great prize in return for
number of small annual payments. But
farm insurance gives that boon in the
midst of life; life insurance only at the
end of it. One gives it for man himself
to enjoy, the other only for his heirs.
One performs, the other promises.
death" said an Irishman, lis no great
curse, for it always comes just where we
would have it, at the end of life and never
at the beginning" But this is more than
can be said of life insurance, for it's bles-
sings come at the wrong end of life, not,
like death and farm insurance, at the rig hit
end
Besides, in farm insurance the payments
are only nine or ten, but in life insurance
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-18

they NAV become so multitudinOus that
they will amount to several times the
value of the prize drawn at last. The one
is lottery, TIE other square dealing.
Again, farm insurance gives you in the
outset a mine which pays for itself, for
out of it you can dig not only living
but gold for all payments. Liteinsurance
makes no. such pretensions. 1t is all post
naOrtem-and nothing lin the living pres
snt" In this aspect life insurance re-
sembles the patent Tantalus of Sydney
Smith. That reverend joker had bag of
oats hung Just before the tongue of his
carriage. The horse hearing the oats rat
Ting just ahead, would rush forward with
all his legs, yet could never quite thrust
his nose into those daintles. On the 9TH
er hand farm insurance gives a mess of
grain before the journey begins, and all
along many a batting to prepare for each
hard pull before the home stretch.
Nor is this all. What life insurance
given by farm insurance is always grow
ing in value. Less than forty years age
the whole area of Iowa could have been
bought for forty millions of dollars. II
was sold by the United States for less
than that. To day it would bring more
than ten times that sum.
Give me then first farm Insurance.
then life insurance.
Within the last twentY-three months
the Great Western Farm Insurance Com
pany, alias the Burlington & Missouri
River Railroad Company, have sold along
their line, in Iowa and Nebraska, 50 10,
acres to 3,23o purchasers, almost all OF
ten years credit, and six per cent. inter
est.
| Earmarl are ynu in surnd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-04-18
Liberal Republicans.
THE VARIOUS KINDS.

The Brownstown Banner reiterates its
position with reference to the Liberal Re-
publican movement, and says:
"If, in the face or these facts, the Lib
erals are not willing to act in coniunc-
ton with the Democratic party, and
blend the pc tency of their influence and
the power of their votes with those of
the Democracy in securing alike Nation
al, State, District and county victory for
that party, regardless as to whether the
nominees were previously Democrats or
Republicans, we desire nc coalition with
Them. We would consider it poor re-
turn to the Democracy to elect Trumbull,
Davis, or any other Liberal Republican,
to the Presidency, if the victory, and its
advantages rebound to the permanent
benefit of the party in all needfdl and ma
terial ways.
THAT we may not be misunderstood or
miscenstrued, we will state that we are
not averse to supporting man for the
Presidency whose antecedents have been
of the conservative, patriotic order. But