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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20

fore it is questionable whether this
mass of humanity, with the animal crea
ton named Herewith, and tie country re
quired for their settlement, could be de.
luged one year and not effect the rest of
the world. 1 affirm they could not,
and find no authority for saying from eth
er the teachings of nature or revelation.
that they were all in small district of
country, possibly "some valley in Asia"
question the vision of impure science,
when it would have 'all the high hills
under the whole heaven" be but birds
eye view or that man who argues a partial
flood, or that man who would discard the
entire words of Moses. The prophets.
Jesus and the Apostles, Oh their declara
tons, says that Aere aras d4uge. Men
may, with sneer as to the divine au-
thors, say There was DO deluge," and
take the risk of the assertion. Others
with veneration more profound for the
ideas OF men than those of the Bible
may say ut was but the shifting OF some
ocean bed; p but give me the plain old
tired narrative that has stood tie tests of
these assaults upon it for ages. Aside
from the Bible variations. admit the oh
lection, and what is gained by reason. Is
1t any more of an impossibility with God
to deluge the world than 10 submerge q
part of it? A deed which is now done
and has been done as science teaches BY
the submerging of continents, and the
changing of seas. Changes that have mot
only been gradual, but sudden OF both
water and of land.
Considering the sacred truth, is it Iess
consistent with the power of God, using
the Forces of nature to deluge this world
comparatively an atcm in the universel
than to submerge the Mount of Arinesia-
by shifting large bodies of water in the
vicinity thereof, or sink it gradually, or
IN the short space of forty days. But
to those who argue partial deluge and
yet the great antiquity of man, evidently
make humanity very numerous by their
extensive fossil discoveries. l claim the
benefit of the deduction, and patiently
wait the proof they would bring to rec
oncile this at least apparent contratlic-
ton in their theory.
All objective arguments, abstract or
otherwise 10 a universal deIuge, are met
as soon as uttered, with the fact Of our
limited experience as to the power Of God,
and also with the declarations Of power
that come alone from Hin who created
and controls all the worlds and all
waters
But " h. no necessity for deluging Tie
world? Who shall call in question the
nature and extent Of the divine purpose so
plainly revealed and so explicitly prepar-
ed for Behold /, even l, do bring a
Hood of waters upon the earth to destroy
all flesh, wherein is the breath Of life from
under heaven. and everything that is in
the earth shall die. But with thee will |
establish my covenant, and thou shalt
come into the Ark, thou and thy sons.
and thy wife, aud thy sons wives with
thee"
{ To be C0DtiD,,eyN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20
WISHART'S PINE TREE
Tar Cordial,
NATURES GREAT REMEDY
FOR THE
Throat a nd Luz7 e.s.

1t IS gratifying 10 W. 10 in1orn the 21bfs that Dr.
E. @. C. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial for
Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained a0 enyiable
reputation from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific coast.
and from thence to some of the first families of
Europe not through the press Alone but by persons
throughout the States actually benefited and cured
at his Office. While he publishes less, SO say our
reporters, he is unable to rupply the demand 1t
gains and holds its reputation
First. Not by stopping cough, but by loosening
and assisting nature to throw off the unhealthy
matter collected about the throat and bronchia
tubes ,riich causes irritation
Second. Itremoves the cause of irritation (which
produces cough) of the mucous membrane and
bronchial tubes assists the lungs to act and throw
off the unhealthy secreions, and puriAes the blood
Third. 1t is free from squls, lobelia, ipecac and
opium, of which most throat and lung remedies are
composed, which allay cough only, and disorganize
the stomach. 1t has soothing effect on the stom-
ach, acts on the liver and kidneys, and lymphatic
and nervous regions thus reaching to every part of
the system, and in its invigorating and purifying
hold above all others in the Market
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20

The House investigating committee,
of which Judge Poland, is the chairman.
reported on Tuesday, in favor of expeli-
ing Ames and Brooks, from the House of
Representatives. The other Representa-
tives who had owned Credit Mobilier
stock, were exculpated from any criminal
intent. The case of Ames and Brooks.
will be taken up in the House in day
or two
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20

The Goshen Democrat wants to know
why we think it has not treated Mr.. Col
I x, with exact justice. In this-that it
gives quite as mnch credit to the word of
Cakes Ames, as it does that of Mr.. Col
fax. The editor of the Democrat is ac-
quainted with the character of the two
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20
TAHE.
SCIENCE Of flEALTH.


The Science of Health havin, bet N sustained al
together beyond our expectatia ns, we are prepar-
ed to respond fully to the popu ar demand for
an honest and Independent Hyg enic Organ We
publish
Popular Physiology, illustrated. a co. npete ex-
PLANTATION of the structures and OF the hu-
man system; succnct and clear expt,sitio ms, illus
trated, of various diseases, with advice or their
cure
All Medical Systems, giving history of III the
medical theories that have prevailed in all ag,ss of
the world.
Domestic Economy, Household affairs, High mic
cookery, the selection and preservation of food Sc.
The Economy of Health.-By adopting the H1'-
gienic SYSTEM people would prevent the enormou '
waste caused by sicknes and improper living.
The Labor Problem.-Correct habits will insure
the worker health and strength, prerequisites for
his independence. eo
Health is Happiness-Health reform Is the basis
OF all reform. What is more valuable than sound
mind in sound body?
TERMS-S2a year; single numbers, 20 cents;
ten copies, SIS and an extra COPY to agent. The
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20
ANXIOUS MOTHER.

splendid Oil Chromo price S. given to every sub
scriber. Our Chromos are now Ready For DeIv-
cry. If sent by mail, mounted and vanished, ready
for framing, 80 cents extra must be sent for each
picture. 80 s U3@ SIS
PREMID Besides Club Rates, we are
offering liberal premiums list of which will be
sent on application. Local Agents wanted every
where, and cash commissions given. Send ?. O.
Orders; or Registered Letter. Address all Letters
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20

The Senate Committee on Monday, re.
ported a Resolution that Caldwell. the
Kansas Senator, was not duly and legally
elected to seat in the u. S. Senate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20

The communication from. Zone of the
Trustees" is unavoidahly laid over for our
next paper. One or two other COM
munications are served the same way.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20

indianapolis voted 257 for the Amend
ment to the constitution, and IA against it,
Terre Haute, Fort Wayne and Lafayette,
are almost unanimous for the amend ment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20

Centre Township (Plymeuth), gave 1856
votes in favor of the constitutional amend
ment Not vote against.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20
S 2. O, 600
GTWENTY THOUSAND DOLLA RS) in premiums,
fos Distahation among the $500 Subscribers OF the
CINCINNATI
Weekly Enqulrer!L
IN APRIL, 1873.

The number of Premiums are always increased
when the plumber OF names exceed the number
calculated upon.
We now OAR the following:
Cash Premium of 81 900
20 CASH Pren,npas OF $ tG0 Facts. , 900
20 Stem-wndipg Wai eh' 5, $50 Each 500
1870 Casb Premiums OF $50 EarA :, 009
$50 Cash Premiums If $40 Each. . COO
100 CASH Premiums of s. Each. :. 500
lon Cash Premiums Of 50 Each. 300
100 Cash Premiums CT 81 Each 300
1910 Miscellaneous Pre-. 2s,&1s E@cla5, 200
Making a total Of TWO THOUSAND
PremunaS, worth TW ENTY THOCS-
AND DOLLARS.
Eyery sElhscribas' who RENTS - 90 for sears
subscription Will have his T7Dlr regis cred and
will be furnished By retir1lnl;sil receipt giving
the date and humber 20 which, hi naae is register
ed, and said 1Nlfbe. being represented By Il
duplicate IN the Distribution
Agents sending 20 Names and ss30.o at one time
receive free paper Que wear ard have their 2aInes
registered as participants for premiums
Specimen Copies, Posters; Premiuea Pamphlet
and subscri ption Blanks sent free ~ pereoRs de-
string them. Address
IA AN g. nc CLEAN,
nio-sIno. CINCINNATI, OHIO,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20
Am XIOUS MOTHER.

splendid Oil hrol no, price 49, given to every
subscriber. Phrel olo ycal journal s.; The Science
Chrome is now Re ady for Delivery. Ii sent by
mail, mounted and, shed, ready for framing,
80 cents extra reqn freq Agents Wanted Cash
fishers. $50 Broadway. New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20
WORLD.

Greater quantity, better quality. and better ioc~
ted Real Estate for less money, and on more favor
able terms than can be had ofany other person..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20
IN HoRTHaaN INDIANA.

The SD 1ET2SA of Hartford, assets over - .oce..
0Oe.
The old PHOENIX of Hartford, assets over
u, After paying Boston losses ana all 9TH
er liabilities. Pay attention to what others cay
about these Companies OF the agency. Come anc,
learn the facts.
The cid NEW YORK LIFE, assets over SO, 000
ooo Tbs nost liberal asd safest Company in the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-20
\ alnable Farm for Sale.

I OFFER for sas. the farm ST the late Charles
! Bows, dsteaeed, lying IL miles from Argos
10 miles 1reSl Plymouth, and 10 miles from Bour-
Don, IN MSHsaall CAssIty, Indiana, in the midst of
one OF the aeaf textile, prosperous and beautiful
farming regions IL the State, with railroad 1aclli-
ties on every side, and surrounded with thrifty
farmers, convenient schools, churches, tradesmen
aud mechanics. 1t contains
200 Acres,
OF which 20 so 80 acres is grass land and the resi-
due the soil OF the best beech, maple, walnut and
poplar timse-cd l97d. There 10 about 90 or 100
acres undereEltivatiosr with gpod fences and the
residue Is hRsoervd land. Public roads on the
South and Esst aides. Good frame dwelling good
frame hsrnr grae house, corn cribs sheds and
other c%S-eulAlesss- furnace, and drying kns, for
sorghum, tlIt, &c, fair orchard, permanent WE'LL
ana convenient gates and bars
he premises will he sold tor one third in hand
ana the residue one and Two years time, pay
ments to be secured bF notes on interest, and
mortgage, With featOnabe condi ians. Arrange
mentS cars be Bhde for further time as to part of
the price II IL should be Recossary. The property
Is appraised At nine thousand dol8Fs, and is de-
siraole location for some well to DO gentleman who
wants u Hace farm. Proposals received and infor-
nation fuf4ished on application, TO the UNDER
signed 40 ASgos, or to G. H. Reeve 81 Plyraouth
5l-3n- WILLIAM RAILSBAGE Executor
, 1873-07-26

hos 3t 10 % In Block i, uolse!n Addition. d,to,
shsI't s ~ 10 Il d Fwenty (, 4s.125
Nofton 'ay IT. III II 11 e1G15ls,tdsratt;o y q soSo
M';M '"provomonts, dated July 23 consiioraon,'
..I,19s .nlnrd It % Of Lincoln st. t. so.,oo IT, at,o
'nly y confederation, 81, ,do0 ''oN
wsst a Lahs n at $50 q q Rotey st. T. asx125 IT.
napasn avt ia It OF Tlirty-1oyont. .st y T. asr
uo TO- ~ 81 will building, dato July ~ considers
West Harrison st, near compho1, ~. = a,,sar
dated April ~; confederation, s2,9oo. ~
my Sio * 81 s'lo'1'a' IT, dated
g soolda Adi4to dsol April 1asa
a.ss s%s5,er fs + ot o.e, It. f. 20 IT to al,oy.
West Huron st, 80 1t Of frmour A. II I. q5r1a, IL
with building datod July -; cos!dcratton t3ooo' "
o,;es Mest I l1fon st eof of .n ~ + issiao IT.
datea ,j,uly II consideration, 800. ''''''n'
ee eo aisT ~ eofnCF 1 e e
Janos r. D. Elliott to nosei1o III. HouRh, S''''0o'
NORTH or o1TY LIMITS
soo ~ e y its ~ 11Ssk @ Of La BLOCK IT,
-c.,x aourn or crrE LIMITS.
h9t 70 = D. noek of shtmp's Second Subdivision in
1os s IS aiss Msy 1900
10 s. = r. dstsa Jly vi oonsldoratlon fs,ooo '''
Lo5 ", IN ssones Addition In X soo g. 90, H.
datea y. March "a Is. 1872; consideration $500.
''fss'!'9a e. o, "A rod. Of Bee So u
ssy L bosG s21soTa9n IL mu1as;s :o9 9s,,
oeo ~ 81 IT, dated July as: consideration, 81 800.
Lot H. IN White ooles Block i. of stavou part Of
seo BOO ' 40 H. dated al'y !, 1a12; eonzsdorauon
, 1873-07-26

~ Alanitowoo County looka bottor, md occupies
larBor o!tont Of land than It has for yoara la.
1ofe batloy and oats a!no promise a large har.
heai, heai corn n IL somewhat backward. bue looks
ief upon tho ground, but tho frequent raius hin.
ger 1tH being scolirad Without moro or loss injury,
i1otatoea pronlibc finely, bugs doing but little
Tho OglonHburgl, Leader etutce TINT unlosg vis-
TOD by destructive rain or hail storm, Waupaca
0ounty Will haryost tlle bost yiold Of any past
1vo seaeona.
Tho areeu Bay Aduocatc loarns Of Bovoro
visitation Of .graHshopperB in the southorn pnrt
of tho county,. which Is cutting off tho whont
aelas and tho clover, With partial attaoka upon
Tho Oconto Reporter nays haying commenced
IN eafient !aat wcok and tho hay crop ras novor
Tho Hudson Star and Times reports tint tho
corn e., crop In that aoction mover looked bottor
Tie Dunn County Nctos states TINT tho harvest
OF Wintor wheat Ia about ovor, and tho crop LIS
Tho Wood County Reporter roporta that,
1.nsu w1thnas doubt, tho hay crop of Wood and
a1u1olntng oonntics, whore tho marshes furnish
tho yield, will be larger than evor before gath
M 95ed. Tho season has boon unusually propitious.
Ihs M, growth is dcnao, and tho quality superior.
Ihe La Oroeae Republican says moat Of tho
wlntor whont In that county has bcon harvested,
anu ~ provea much bottor crop than WAS
anticipated earlier In tho Boason. Tho quality
,, is ,excel1ons, and the yiold por aero will DO
fuil average Of former years. Spring whcat,
oata' anu corn nro looking arst-ratc nnd 1t IL
sale 60 eay tho prospects for tho prosont crop
has not boon bottor Tor Joars.
Latest.
Wheat was moderately activo in the after
n1on. saa. and a., shade 1rmer,, closing ut s1.2os1
also at 81 .08 seller September. Corn was quiet
ano easier, closing, strong at 800 Beller tho
, 1873-07-26
LOCAL STOCK AND Boup MARKET.
hleeefs. Lunt, Preston { KoAQ auntn al fol1t


Tho following Instruments wore filod for
cord on Friday, July 25:
CITY PROPERTY.
Undivided y Of Lot 8, In Block O, In Cook and An.
'faona" u Of II sso 81, %, IL, dated July "a:
paldoEaton, 5000.
lot 20. In Block s, pierce'a Addition to uol.t,,,
1ted July n !; consideration, $1,000.
sane as tho aboTo, dated July "a consideration.
900.
faeon sf, bot Seymour 1t and Western av, at, 2o1
IT, dated July II; consideration, IS 800.
North Wells 1t, n OF and near North av, WI, 40Xx
oN #, dated March /; consideration, &, 600.
o'lnot av Of TweRty-si1th st, t. Al It to alloy,
ts.l I, July 2, consid erat!on, $500.
Nees,'i' u, VIZ cal tte.r Ashanl AZ, n {, At to
9A AfQl Akrl q; eeAlitcxAt2p. $a2s,
, 1873-07-26
COMMERCIAL,

Fn1nAr EvxNwo. July Is.
Inc Following wore the receipts and shipments
OF tho Lending articles of produce in Chicago
oaflng the past twonty-four hours, md for tho
corresponding dato ono year ago:
, 1873-07-26

HlDEa-sold to iimiled oxtcnt as about previous
r; ra!ea; W. quose: Green city buc]'ors, 10; green
cured, e'l@1oa: greon calf, 1870: veal iip i2Eo:
ny. nfy es, 2as dry kI 2lo; fy ealsod 1aa17o; ry
akinR 45a5to grulby. scored. cit othornlso dam.
IRON AND BrEEI.--pricos for common and horso.
Shoe Iron, nlao for American uot md Enari rurtno
steel arc tedncod Tho 1nnrknt Is dull eni easy Al tha
, 1873-07-26

| pof offered. Lard was hold highor nboue noon,
put no ono wa1itod II, and nonr tho oloso holders
cropped thoir quotations to ,ttosn of yeBtordny.
Moasa wore 9Hlot and unchanged, tho.on1y inqul-
~ ooiig for ono or two lota Of shoulders at a
ahatlo below tho vlows Of holders. 1.-Two hogs
aecto market for provsions ion ses esoont ' o
lard. The market closed at Tho following ra,ieouf
rricos: Moss pork, cnsl1 or Hol1er July, sf6. m
f@lb76; do aefler August, HtG.75@1b,B0: do
sollor beptombcr, $1600@15.70; do nelor Do
comhor, 419:26D13.5o; lard cnall Or seller J1l]y.
s1.e71a@8.ooj DC Aollor August, $7.8715@8,06: !:
summer ,n1 90 71@716c Sweet piokle an,s qaotcd
9sso Tor shoulders; 55k@0c for short rby; nIld
Uo tor short cloar. Boxed s]ouitjorn. 77S@
g. 90. Etisllsh moate, 01(@0YGo for slort ri{,s.
g1o for short clear. Bncon is o1lotod nt
951o "a tor shoulders, 01Go for olear ribs;
aySc ior snort ooari md 1316@1515o for hams
maa. nm paeked' A. Meas boot, Sa75@5.o0; extra
@25oo CITY tallow, 7f@71o ei erosso @n1tto o,1otu
ablo at 6@G19o. DateB woro ronortoi Of EOf] j,ria
mesa M, Il perf at s15o2h 1900 brls do aoor Aug
yasaod and packed
~. Flour was loss active at unchanged pricoH.
anoro were fow alipping ordorn on tic market
, roa sprng exerae, Dntgonoralya shade bolow for
1 moS qIlotationa, "hllo some dea1ors were caro-
,oss about selling, except at NJ advance. Local
bt1yora wanted but little, and a foY superfines
Woro taken on Canadian account. Bran was
eteady' Haloa wero reported OF 100 brls winter
e31ras e at So.75; LOO brla do on private torIna:
doo nrls nprng extras nt $G75 100 brlB do al
2oo b1la do at s5.75 200 brlu do 1T s5,oSyf s55
6rls 10 On private terms 100 brls apring s1por-
tnos at q 90; 100 brs do NJ s3.75 200 brln rye
1our oil private termB. Total, a,25o brls. Ain
~ tons bran ut $10.60, on track. Tho following
, 1873-07-26
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

LIN! .sst.ssss s+..s... 1,171 1lHiS
j., cAITLE-Tho market for low gratles waH II posa,,
ne 'nl!er aud more unsatisfactory aulicrs ts o.,
butchers h:d mainly l,een supplied for lie nresent
W. %sos aa9 s 6e s's 1s'Esan tsSrs mud Toledo Iy.
holders OF common stock weso bothsrc not iittln y
effect nalos notwithstanding !lluir Willingness to sH.o
brleea l;n 70 accomplish that result. Tie situa-
t,t,1l. t,nn Or tho market for good to choce
se'ppSs RssiY4 MI W1tAovt peryeptRls ebppse, ns
, 1873-07-26

s sMEEr-hlot with good local inquiry, and, al
thongh the supply was lbera sellora Ead no difficulty
N fully austaining former ratea the market r,ineo
etoay ana Arm at $3.00@3.b0 for poor to common a}
4g for medium, and at $.a5a5o0 for good 10
choice. 6acs wcro chiefly at 81, 15tAiT
, 1873-07-26
MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. G. BIGELOW,
PHYSICIAN, 4a sTArEsr..

Chicago,
well known by all tsAder1 OF the papers that Dr. O.
ntgol9H Is ths 9doa ostablahod physician. having bsen
pEaccin9 ~ OhcaSo or t4e last Is Science and
GlAlST q thn sse honossd y ha of
~ ssttqss q the day. having devoted TWENTY YEARS
x.4 ~ LEE N poroetn9 EH!nsdlsa that sill pes!
tpi!SEAsEs t.!, e. the PARLIAMENTARY .ohGANA il
ly(,{ lXy0(,U5MNEs8. N AVERSION 70 souikTY, iMPAtnKD
piS!Uh. LOSS or MEMORY AND MANHOOD
sc tho study of sertau diseases treating toussos oi
in q general PRACTICE, -
Gontlemcnot thIs city. Of tho h!ghoat ability
60aesfst 6 aFe sHg @ saa 3esy e9.t H.
R9nt 90 ARK sddEess II sea!ol envelope. dNHULTA.
IlON FREE. SEPARATE PAHLDffS for ladies' and
!H,n,NDEMoE ky ggMFIDENTIAL. Addroas I'll lettosa to
QN U. HIQElQW. With stAmpE, No, 4G4 Statnat.
, 1873-07-26
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
Summer Arrangements,

.,1a ExrLANATJoH o. RzTEREHoz MAnrs-t Saturdays u
fiss Sunday 1t 10 =. IN. Daily.
, 1873-07-26

MICHIGAN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS
DsEpt Joot ar L1kt H., and foot qf 1hrentrseeonAes,
3ekef osIer 81 Clark ~, souftast corner q Eandoiph
0hd ID Canat.si,, qf Hadtsor. =, ~
, 1873-07-26

CHICAGO b ALTON RAILROAD. ).
ha"sas J.R and Denrer Sori Ltn. pta Leut.t
1aFonsh Zns Union Depof WI @ nea ara ~ Le:ss
ortust. Ticket Qaees Al Depot and ia TanIoinhsta
, 1873-07-26

E1pre1s Accom-. via hfain I4no. ,
Alatls via Air Line and AfAiu Iins
Special NsH York Express, yia
9E 1.lu9. 9.t.s..s-...s..ss..
A!i4ntiS E1pross, via Air Line,
M!Ehk E!preas, viz Main Linu,,,.
lElkhhtt tAcconimod4tton,,....
South chicago Accommodation,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-26
NOTES AND BEAMs.

The Cincinnati Gazette is of the opinion
that if we could once make it disgraceful at
the South to kill man in q fight, by hang
ing the survivor as a murderer, "it would
cease to be chivalrous to draw q bowie
knife or a pistol on the slightest provoca-
tion." The habits of the Southern chlval-
~ are no better than they should be-that's
clear enough. But it would be as well for
us of the North to suspend the course of
free lectures we have been giving our friends
in that region, until it ''cesses to be chival-
rous," or at least customary, among our
selves, to "draw bowie-knife or a pistol
on the slightest provocation." 1t would be
hard to find in the record of criminal chi
valry any where worse exhibitions of savage
brutality than are of almost daily occur
renee in Cincinnati-and other Northern
cities. The fact is, readiness with the PTS
tol or bowie-knife is no longer an exclusive
accomplishment of Southern men, and it is
hardly safe now to acknowledge their su-
periority In it. Until we get the halter
around The necks of our own murderers. it
would be rather graceful than otherwise to
cease this too common cant about the BARI
barism of our neighbors.