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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-31
Argos Correspondence.
ARGOS, IND, july goth, 1878.
BY BIRTHSTONE.

ARGOS, IND, July goth, 1873
Mr.. MILLIKAN:
Having an occasion last week to make short
run south of here by rail, had an opportunity of
observing and comparing the present and prospec-
tive crops of a few counties, with those of Mar
shall, and find the corn in all localities, through
which we passed, Except the Eel river Valley, in
ferior to that of our own county. Oats very short,
wheat and fruit about the same as here Corn in
the Eel river valley is superior to that of the Wa
bash.
MEXICO, five miles below Denver, is improving
rapidly. Quite number of dwellings are in course
of construction of superior style of architecture
ranging in cost from two to thousand dollars.
LeeANsPoRT has improved considerably in the
past two or three years, particularly in the manu-
featuring line, although in this respect she cannot
compete with Peru, which can boast of the most
extensive and diversified manufacturing establish
ments Of any place between Chicago and Indi-
annapolis. The Howe Sewing Machine Factory, sit
uated in TIE southeast part of the city, is probably
of the most extensive manufacturing establish
ments in the place, having constantly in their en-
ploy from three to five hundred hands, No person
could form an accurate idea of the vast amount of
business done by this establishment short of visit
through its several departments. We are under OBJ
legations to of their very gcntlemany fore men,
u. M. cannem,, for his courtesy in showing us
through the works.
The young man Lowery, of whom mention was
made in last weeks REPUBL1cAN is doing well,
with fair prospect of recovery. The wound was
of very severe chara cter one tine of the fork en-
tering the abdomen about an inch above the u,nbl-
e,s passing backward and upward entirely through
the body coming out beneath the left scaps,a about
an inch from the spine.
The box of Sunday school books, stolen from the
school house week or two SINCE were found last
Sunday il a. corn field south of the cemetery.
They had been considerably damaged by the heavy
fall of rain, on Friday and Friday night. We would
suppose that the sseed wart" who stole them would
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-31

About two hundred and fifty Sabbath
school scholars, from Laporte and Michi-
gan City, visited Plymouth, last Thurs
day. They spread their tables in the fair
ground, delightful shady place north OF
town. The excursion was under the di
rectlon and for the benefit of the Episco7
palian Church.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-31
plymouth Repnbliran

The Editorial excursionasts from here
abouts, arrived at home last Thursday.
AS far as heard FROM, all wem delighted
with the trip. So,ae of them are sorry
they did not invest thirty or forty thou
sand dellas in real estate a few years ago,
in some of those rapidly growing places
.taey visited.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-31

DIR. Ninnall, returned from Yankton,
Dakota, last week. lie says ic is de-
Gghtful country in the summer time, He
is going to return. to Dakota, and give the
country a'year's trial. IF he is satisfied
with it then, he will take his family
there. e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-31
The Leading
Paper
IN THE NORTHWEST.

And this position it will endeavor to maintain.
The INTER-0CEAN will continue to be the Organ
of the People in the largest sense of the word; in
ssting upon the preservation of the rights of the
many against the few. To this end it will main
'ain an unceasing warfare against the abuses and
extortions of all chartered monopolies not attempt
Ing 10 destroy the just rights of any, but de
termined to bring every special privilege granted by
Legislative act under cErol of the power that con-
terred it; believing that the public conscience is
the true court of final resort in all questions aec-
ting the relations of corporations and the people.
In Literature, General News, Foreign and Do
mostlc Correspondence, Local Matters, and all that
goes to make FIRST-CLASS
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14

Gin Dsoffnlln gsppler Yed=
p % el. Gin, 1Ojdbriger Rnabe, gfamens
Safob gaines bat in bielem CONNER
Ii6on ei1en Mrln gebro6en gebabt, 5luei
Wtdl oas Wergniigen gebabt beinabe 81
ertrinfen, unb iebt 1T er in Elm pfienes
MeHer, oas er beim 2aufe,l auf berStra=
BE in ber, 5ano Dielt, bineingefauen, iuo=
Bel er lid Die Rlinge BIG an's oeft III
cine Seite ftisb unb iid id)iuer periuln=
bete. u.s..
al Oscar, @pbn bon 9llbermann gSi(=
liam 8alblDin aus Der 2. Morb, lieB
bon benz Da9e Der WoDnung 1eines Wa=
ters it glelu Oorf einen 9ra9e1 iteigen.
Sic G9nur pertpidelte lib in Die Mejte
zines bi6t am Sauie iteben6en s8aumes,
uno inbem Oscar li9 iiberlebnte, I'm bell
9ra9en frei at MAIDEN, perlDr ct Ben
Salt, unO fiel aug oer betrd9tli9en 96be
in eine1i antoBenoen 9of. @lidli6er=
tpei1e tpurbe Die @etpalt bes@turses burb
Die Meite bes 8aun1es gebro9en, 10 DoB,
mic es l@eint, Oer &nabe obne ern tlide
0erIebungen 6abDntam. ~:
un'fall. 9lls Patrid Campbell, eli,
9an1penan5iinoer III 8reotlDn eine 2a=
terne in MtlantieltraBe an5iinben ,uollte,
egplooirte bas in berlelben befinolid)e
@as, ,uobur6 Patrid erbebli6e 8rono=
lpunoen bapontrug. Man slaubt, bab
elm unniibiser Sunse ben 9abn oer@as=
laterne auf9ebrebt bat rno 10 bas &os
it6 in berI rIelben anlammelte.. r
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14
Sic Sbu1e.
(Gortiebung folst.)

30ren ,pir jekt bic @ertBeibiser Ser
gottloleu @9ulen. 9ieie ia9en uns:
STR bebauptet>ba, Die 8ileang il Der
9teligion seb6re III ben 8etei9 Der @9ule
uno oGne biel lelbe f6nne Die S9tne ibse
9tufgaben ui6t'erfiMel,. 9lber tpie tuoat
ibr oie]e cure Bebauptung be,pei 1en|
gDir tDnnten barauf einfo6 enlargement;
vYe,pcilet uus, oab bic &eligion ni9t in
bie @9ule gebDrt." Wir luiiroen burd)
bieie Torocruns Die Wertbeioiger. Der
gottlo{eu 9duleu Ii6erti6 in srpBe ger=
legenbeit briugen, benn lie milroen einen
1ol3en 8e,peis ni6t liefern .t0nnen. -,
Sir uns ober il es iebr leid)t, 5u be-
fueileu> Dap bic 8iloung in oer 6eli9ton
uusertrenn6ar nit oerMrfsabe jcoer eu<
ten g 6ule pereiniyt ietn %muB. e: = r.. ,s,
gBelbes lit Die 9lufgabe Der @9uls!
9Dir {aacn, Bic Nufsabe Ser S6nle 1T,
ale GdDisteiten Der Seele 'oes 8inoes sa
pheseu ans 5il eutipidelh, 5't :ttdfti9e:n
6,b' i: persbleu, Maaen bic Wse0e'o1=
[tt gtsal
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14
Qtferofttr.

r. 9ie fatboli19en MiI 1ionen,
S1u1trirte Monats16rift, berallsge9eben
bon eini9en prieiterl, Der &e5eul6aft Sc
l1. Greiburg bel Ser Der. ~,
l9ie]ec neue illultrirte Wpnatsl9rift>
oeren erteNummer ,lns porlie9t, perbient
bic grDbte 8ea6tun9 :nno Nerbreitung.
Sc ion barin oas 9robartt9e Werf Der
@erbreituns bes fatbolii6en @(aubens
auf Der gan5en @rbe eingebenb 9e|dil=
bert unb Die Mrbeiten nno @rfolse Der
@laubensboten bur9 Wort :uno 8ilb
bargeFeat iuerben. Diele 3eitI9rift 1T
tein aus19lieBli9 religib5es Blatt. llnlere
Mi|liondre iinb, tpdbrenb 1ie bic Yre=
bigt bes @laubens als ibre 9auptaufga=
|be betra6 ten, itets aud bemiibt 9etuelen>
&enntniiie iiber 2dnber= 8olterz uno
9}atlrfunoe, iiber ben 9anbel, Die 2ano=
tpirt6l6aft &C. Der @Dlfer, unter benen lie
toirtten, 6ur6 5ablrei6e uno li9ere Mit=
tbeilun9en 5u berei9ern. DieIe 9tuoien
oer MiIindre Ipllen in Ben @palten Der
oMifbnen~ mitsetbeilt ,perben. Iud)
Der Mnsipanberung ipirS in bie1er 3eit=
19rift Qluf,nerfiamfeit seluion1et. Nt6t
,,ur iiber bas relisi6]e 2eben unfcrer
beut}9en Qanbsleute III ben Deri6ieoe=
nen 2dnbern, Ionbern audi iber Die mo-.
teriellen Yerbdltnii1e iener .@e9enoen,
na9 tpeI6en ii6 Der @trom berMus'pan=
Fberllng borSlgstueile ri9tet, ion beri6tct
toeroe,t. Das. aQes miro in oieler interei=
jant.n 3sit{6rift in Muslidt 9eiteat. Sic
erite Nulunlsr eutbdlt "a Seiten inQuar=
to unb ,1eun pra9tpplle Snuitrationel1.
@ir DoFen, bab Die uMiilionen" balo Gin
Meltblatt tperoen unb unter BEN 9eut=
.{6en laQer 2dnber Die sr6bte Berbreitung
finben 1n6sen. ...::. ...z :...I
Ser @r.st als Sausfreunb.
Gin treuer uno superlalliger .&otbgcbcr
fir Tamilienndter4 ,lnb W}itter, 9telp
Nort bel Triebrib &erbarb. Bolfsa,ls=.
gabe nit - 2ieferun9en q Is Gents.
: Cir v9pttorbu9" 5pQte in jeber &C.
proneten Tamilie porbanben iein. 0as
porliegenbe Merf, BON Dem tpir Die BEL
zen erlten 2ieferunser erbalten baben,'
1@eint Elm re@t praftii6er Ratbgeber in
&rantbeitsfdue1 iperben 5,l molten. 6a=
milietpdter ipllten baber bie1es 8u9 an
19affel,, neil barin Sic pprtpmmenben
&ranfD Deiten tlar be5eid)net uno. bie Be-
|banhlung Ser &routen unb Die 9eilmittel
10 ,peit lo16e n6tbig nno pDne .elr5t mpg-,
lid, senau an9e8eben werben. \ ~.a.s..;
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14
e{uaa M,tierifa.

6 air 0, SQ., 4. Mug. 9airD 8ru5e
t0btete Donneritas Na6t III Der sNdbe
Dou $al5e,poob, 1Nleranoer County, 5ei=
men 8ruber}9an 8ru5e. Ser M6rber:
}otuobl ais Der Grmorbete ware,, ats an='
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14

gAeitere Beitrase Don Treunben elmer
9uiitli9er @rsiebuug 1ueroen erbeten.
@ollte in ben @er5ei6niiien oer 8eitrdge
Elm Srrtbum portpmmen ootr iemano
ousselaiien. lein, 10 '10ttb :hm sefa1i9e
Mittbeilung gebeten. -. i.
-. (Gortiesung fo1gt):
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14

1 |fna@ben 1ie Dorber mebrerepferbe geltDbz
lien uni. biefe neritedt batteil, anf benz
gBege mad Oscar Greenlee's 9alie, nno
|stuar,5 tuie man slaubt, nit Der 4bfi6t
@reeltlee at ernorbe1,., Sun mar genei9t,
pen Rlan alf5lgeben,f ,lltb als Die 8ri=
Ser .5ulett beiian1t11ett 5geieDen tpurben,
ltparet1 fie i'm 5treite begriffen, 1lnb be-
brobte Dairp, Der nit einen1 Priigel be-
tpaffnet mar 5ei1en s8r,lber San. grie@
!. ret febrte t,a9 ei,1igsr 3eit llnbesleitet
unb '}eines Brlbers 5Aube iit Der 9anO
ftragenb 'Detm 'ltnb betterfte .5einer. Srall
gegeniiber, baB lie, falls er bes Woroes
1anqeflagt fuerbe, i'm ni9t I'M Slide lai=
]fen 1ole.. Ser balo rese getporbene
8erba1t Der .Na9bartt peranlaBte bteie
NdtbforI I6lnget1 att3uitelen, ,pel6e. 5ur
Muffinbung bon 9an's &6rper fIbrtenJ
EbeTen @enid 9ebro9en mar, .tudbreno
Der Gopf bie Spurer1 i6merer G9ldge
trug. Non bier sitnb be,lte Poliseibeaute
CUR @erbaftung oes Moroers ob9e9an=
|gen. .,"I, u =. =, ,,.-r.t..I,1r..;t9 .:,,, ,,..1
WiIIia m sbur9. ;. Gin 14iGbri=
Ger &nabe Mnbretp. ,Weiber tpurbe 9e=
itern BON einer1, @pielfameraoen, @eDrg
6anbp, IabIi9tslos bur9 einen @9uB
oerlpunbet.: 9ie = &naben, bon 6enen
elmer Elm Neffe bes NTemblpuen @ortb
1T, betrafen Die @obnun9en bes 2eBtere,r
UNI barin 5li@pieten. @eor9 San6p fano
einen gelabeneu &ebolper ,rnb -henubte
EbenIelben als @piel5eug, >ru1bei einS9ub
|fos9in9 nnb Dem Mnbretu Meiber in ben
fS}aden 'traf. 9er;berlebte &nabe tn,lroe
I'na1 fbem So1pital 9ebra6t, mo- Die Mer,=
tie Die Wunbe perbnnoen, obne Die, &ugel
Ibis iebt gefunoen gu baben. Ser 3ui itano
bes .Wertpunoeten 1T fritil&. =, .7H,r,tG
- Gs lam q ND ers. Sn bas Cor:
|rectionsbaus BON gbicago famen neuli6
|a,nei aufsepnbte s6ranen5intu1er, ebesleitet
Epon einem 1i6nnli9en Snbipibuun. Der
@attuns &pel9e man in 9euti6lano als
u2onis" ,au ,be5ei9nen .pfegt. :: 9ie Da=.
men erfunoisten 1i9 na9 einem l6idbri=
Igen itiebltwen Mab9en; ,pel9es tpegen
,unorbentli@en Developments Dor, fur5er
3eit in Grman9elung, Der ..StraHurnme
|pon $25, nod oer8rioeueu 9elanot NOR:
ben mar uno ertldrten f@ lobereit, Die
Strafe far.bie &leine 5u aablen unb .bas,
Mdb6en in GmpFang gu 5nebmen. nSuz
|perintenbent Senton bate an 2ebterem
Elm getpiGes Sntere1je gennmn1ehl oa bai=.
Flelbe .fb erit felt tuenigen !Mp6en2 bem
Batter i1l Die Mrme getporfen bate uno
offenbar Geue 5,lF, empfinoen I4ieu. f9Gr.
| Y~lL
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14

AWr Wir baben ben 9errn. .9errnann
gBosner als reileneen Msenten fit infer
8lott ansefeut unS bitten. ,lniere Trenn=
be at ben Orten> ,po berlelbes ii9 befinz
Bet, i'm gut aufneDmen sll .pplen. 80
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14
Sic 9biD'.
@yp,merpD9 ben Z lAM,18, 4 S73..
wabrbcit ,lltb Ne@t.

28abrbcit n1tb Me6t. s<9
vged)t1 1T Sic bcitin,mte fefte Gorni .f' !.
3iir irge1b einc 8abr6eitsnorin, .,z ~ \ ! { :
llno v8abrbcit" allgenei,les Redt, e I
gScn,, ei,'s bas aub're III iiG tragt.S a2 F
Drum rc d c @abrbeit, ip a bre &e6t
Ser bette Wadnn nit Sreue pFcst, ,fsa az
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14

N@ Nuf Die quite @ele9en1eit, iib
billige &leiber int 9feto Dorf &leioer Sc
16af t faufen gu tDnnen miro belonoers
onflncrtl am 9en1a9t. .,',',> =. ..:2.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14


lii6e<@@ulbaus in Yomerop finb ferner
eingegon9en: g. -. G'l III. ,
llnteri@rieben: 8esablt
Son friiber $542.50
slubrcuS 8urtert $4,000 1000
Martin sSilbelm 1000 1000
%cter 20Hel 500
Yeter sleublius 500 500
SoDann G@uler 49, Z ma 500
eoren3 @ippel , - 500
geors @lbenfabl e. Beitras) 1000 800
stidolaus @reb e. 8eittae) 800 800
81. @eiienba1 e. @eitras) 500 200
3. Sullibau 2.75
@eprs Wleicr -. 500
s(nton S6uler 80, -, 500
91cooor 9fissemeber 200
Ycter Berries 200
Wcors aoDlcr 200
@eoys aappola -. 900
Gurn,nn Gal 9 0S
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-14
Gin Muslpru3 8ismarfs: H
TeMporIs naVIs fatVa
ContVnDetVr eCCLesIae

petra. :. -''7-7''
Sir bicicnisen, bic ooritebenoe in's 2atcini>
ibc iiberiette @orte 8ismartsl nidt leien fon-
ncn, geber tuir bic grtlaru',g Elm anoereS Ial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-23

Our friend the great Michlgander, not to
he outdone, goes down to his stables every
mvrning aud has hay-seed shaken over him.
He has come to be SO strong q granger in
This direction that Senator Stockton said to
him In the Senate the other day:
why, Chandler, you look as if you had
been sleeping in hay-mow, and you smell
ike a hoss."
Chandler smiled with intense qualification,
aud said: "Why, them's my principles.
Don't YOU know I'm granger? repre-
sent the great agricultural interests iu Michi-
gam Washington Capital ... -
The Ohio Constitutional Convention, after
q pyo,rac,ed discussion Oh the subject, has
adopted section iorbidding any State OFF,
Ger 10 accept free pass or any gra.uity not
offered to the general public. The section
was passed by a vote Of more than two to
one,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-23
vascr-Clas ms n Purifier.

Fur tho hispa.Chl
..Thrrc IS an essence of good in all things
r,l." perhaps. , :,
T,p article in vour issue Of the 18th In
..,n. has excited much comment on the
.,rrct and ! was in hopes some sclen-
.,1,, man would pursue the subject in your
aver That clay possesses the power OF
tanaratiu. the organic matter from water
,'s iona bcCn k7otrn to farmers, hence the
=, .rIc attached TO a certain mixture of clay
., ,lr soil by that class; hut the clay in thc
ns,,r we now drink still retains the organic
,,l other matters which it has separated,
md when the muddy or clay mixture Is
,,.,,,,ed into the reservoir we have constant
r.,,.prlliior Of filth. II we are to take
q.i,antaSc OF the purifying action oil clay, II
>, surely enough 10 allow II 10 ron
md tumble with the water over precipice
ni rlaiu, through pebble. rock, aud sand.
uuiii it reaches the pump,house, and then
md there part company. How this Is to be
lone IN the cheapest and best way let science
t,.,,y!uinc. 1t may be true that clay pos
.>.rS the power OF coating the inside OF
lad pipes. aud that ii thus prevents poison
INK. but we all know that there is but little
dln-er except from new pipes. All lead
,rp,s become in short time coated on the
inside With an insoluble substance. ] am
10; prepared 10 argue whether there Is a
n"ee>,iy for inorganic matter in all water.
know that ciStern-water, furnished
!r5n the clouds, equal i'll many cases
- the purcs, distilled water. is con-
s.sirr,d the most healthful, but we should
y. thankful TO Z. for trying TO make Us sat-
Tied with this stuff we have to use until we
,-ln do better. II is not. il cannot be. health
m!, unless dirl-eatug is So regarded. If
yu,rid matter is injected into the veins II
PRODUCES death; il taken into the stomach
!, is modified and rendered comparatively
HARMLESS by digestion: so with the water,
lut we know not AT what expense of vital
~: and feel sure we can dispense with
he dirt until we have gizzardS. IL
ra,t supply of good and pure water
:, not obtained, or some plan in.
ru-uated to bring it about sooner.
! hone at the next election of councilmen
-aaA a cry may be raised as will compel
ac,iou. Near the east gate Of the Capitol
square, on franklin street. there is small
,p.luy. have seen at this spring during 4
temporary rise in our river fifty persons
wa!tin. their turn to get little water. Such
,-.n,s wc read OF in Eastern countries; they
II" shame 10 our age and civilization.
TCCEAHoE.
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A HISTORY OF WONDERFUL lNfEN1ioN9'
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ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS FOR
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dred and forty-ive engravings on wood, de-
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