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DR., Rmlway& Co. have never claimed one
hundreth part OF tho curative virtues for their
remedies as isascribcd to them by the people
who have used them; for boar in mind, only
such diseases and complaints as Dir. Railway,
after successful treatment with their remedies
knew they would cure, were enumerated in
theirc uratiye list, sothat many of the extrnor-
binary cases that have been reported awaken
cd n much establishment In the.discOyery OF
their remedial agents rs in tlioso WHO hadbcen
rescued from death, and made whole and
sound.
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MCARTHVR ENQUIRER


V l7W u N
There is o spirit in enian, and
tie inspiration of the Almighty
gigeth them understanding
JOB.
Instructive life and sentient
soul belong to nature, but ra-
tional spirit crowns nature, and
of right takes dominion over it.
-HICKoK.
AS the season for Methodist
c~amp-meetings is near at hand,
preparations are being made
for these popular gatherings in
various parts Of the country.
To listen to enemies as well
as friends is a rule which not
only increases sense in common
life, but it is highly favorable to
the increase Of religious candor.
SYDNEY SMITH.
To the true reformer no in
stitution is sacred, no belief
above criticism. Everything
shall conform itself equity and
reason; nothing shall be saved
by its prestige HERBERr SPEN-
GER.
Never do we do more, and in
ar holier way, than when we
know not how much we do,
Never do we do worse than
when we know what and how
much we do, for it is impossible
that we should not be pleased
with ourselves.
A movement to institute a
relief fund for the benefit Of the
widow and children of Captain
Hall, the Attic explorer, was
started at Cincinnati last week.
Mr.. Miles Greenwood was ap-
pointed chairman ola committee
for the purpose Of receiving
subscriptions.
Mirth is Gods medicine
Every one ought to battle on it.
Grim care, moroseness, anxiety,
all this rust of life ought to be
secured off by the oil of mirth.
1t is better than emery. A
man without mirth is like a
wagon without springs, in
which one is caused disagreed
oily to jolt by every pebble over
which it runs.
Those most learned in cere-
monies, and most precise in OBJ
servance of them, are not al
ways best behaved as those
deepest read in creeds and
scriptures are not therefore
the most religious nor those
who have the clearest notions
of legality and illegalHy, the
most honest.-HERBERT SPEN7
GER,
1t is not proper to under
stand tn e Ineligible with We
hemence, but if you incline
your mind, you will apprehend.
it; not too earnestly, but bring
g a pure and inquiring eye.
Things divine are not attaina-
bic by mortals who understand
sensual things; but only the
light-armed arrive at the sum
mit.--ZOROATEB.
Man cen monopOlize and in
terpret facts, while the animal
can only judge according to
facts, By the insight Of reason
which no animal can exercise,
man attains in many facts the
principle which was before the
fact, and which, wholly unmade
itself, controlled and guided the
maker Of the fact in all its con-
struction.-HICKoK.
Either very few death-beds
are Christian ones, or else tri-
umph is a very different thing
from what the word generally
implies. Solemn, Subdued, full
of awe and s%olemnity, is the
dying hour generally Of the ho-
liest men; sometimes almost
darkness, Rapture is a rare
thing, except in books and
scenes. --RoBERTsoN.
When you shall say, GAS
Others do, SO will |: renounce,
am sorry for it, my early WIS.,
ions | must eat the good of
land, and let learning and ro-
mantle expectations 60 until a
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Medicines.
A OF CURE

The many evidences of extraordinary cures
that are daily reported as effected through
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AsmanY persons discredited their eXtraor,
binary power, from the fact of their disap-
poinhncnt in the use of other advertisedrcpl
dics--and some believed it impossible fol
simple medicines made only from yegetabl,
such marvellous power. Yet thew cah TeadiI,
comprehend that the simple grasses of tht
field, aftcrundergoing the chemical process q
distillation designed BY nature in the COW ant
churn, furnishes us with butter-ccrtainly thI
most abundant fat caloric Or Matchmaking
bone, tissue, muscle, sinew and blood making
constituents for The human body.
But when those people who first doubt the
efficacy of these remedies ence their use
they become their most earnest advocates.
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.Tumor of 12 Years, Growth Cured by
Railways Resolvent.

BEvERLY, MASS, July'1e, 1865.
DR. RAILWAY; have had Ovarian TmlOr
said there was no help for it. [ tried every
thing that was recommended, but nothing
helped me. 1 saw your Resolyent and thought
| would try it, but had no faith in it, because
had snlfeied for u years. 4 tooS six hotlgs
and used two bottles Of SourI.eady Relief,and
there Is not q sign Of Il tIunor ca. be seen OF
felt, AMI feel better, smarter ahdhappiGr
hanhIhaVe for ~ years. 3The worst tunlof
was in the left side of the bowels, over the
g%rOins~I write this to you for the benefit Of
others. You can publish it il you choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
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MEDICINES
Beware Of counterfelts !

Beware Of counterfeits
JOB MOSES, SIN F fAfsFs G pHRs
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period Of forty years. """i '"'
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-02
A Corpse Exhumed to Kill a SANDER.

A Canadian gentleman named Cam
eron ten years since returned homefrom
British Columbia, bringing with him a
coffin containing the dead bodies of his
wife and child, who had died. during his
absence. They were inferred near Corn
wall, where Mr.. Cameron resides. Re-
Gently, while he was absent, some of his
neighbors got up story that the coffin
supposed to contain the corpse of Mrs.
Cameron inclosed nothing but piece of
clay, the lady having been in reality sold
by her husband to an Indian chief on
the Pacific coast for gold chain.
Strange as it may seem, this monstrous
tale found ready belief among the
Canucks, and when Mr.. Cameron came
home he found it necessary to refute it.
So he advertised that on q certain day
the grave would be opened and the
corpses exposed to view. When the
time came several hundred people were
present. The bodies were exhumed and
exhibited to the gaping crowd. They
were in excellent preservation, having
been embalmed Immediately after death,
and the features of Mrs. Cameron were
distinctly recognized by those who knew
her in life. This, of course, exploded
the story of the sale, and gave peace of
mind to the gossips.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-02
Deep.Sea Discoveries.

One of the discoveries made by the
deep-sea soundings of the Challenge ex-
petition, which arrived recently at Ber
muda from the Azores, is a mountain
ridge that extends from Greenland to
the mouth of the Amazon, on the coast
of South America, and includes the
whole volcanic region of the Azores.
This ridge is nowhere more than two
miles below the ocean level. Toward
the east it is divided between Europe
and Africa by an immense valley from
two and half to three miles in depth.
The valley reaches north of the equator
as far as the fifty-second degree of lati-
tude. If this valley were not under
water, it would present view of whose
magnifcence no conception can be
formed, for in the north it extends to
the gigantic mountains of Cape Verde
and the Canary Islands, the latter of
which, with the peakof Teneriffe, would
be 26, 600 feet in height. Madeira would
command, from a height of $780, 900 feet,
a view of this valley and another
stretching toward the Mediterranean.
On the western side of the ridge is
vast undulating plain, which extends at
an average depth of two and three-quar-
ter miles to the American coest. Ber~
muda, which rises now only 200 feet
above the ocean level, is IN fact an iso-
lated column $4,000 feet high, which
would overlook an amphitheater of at
least 500 miles in radius. Between the
West Indies and America, and in the
vicinity of the Azores, the water is of
uniform depth and warmth. There was
not much animal life found in the great
depths. The blind crustacea appear to
belong to the Western hemisphere; in
this part these animals require many
eyes. A sea-garnel was caught which,
strange to relate, had four eyes, two of
which were in the front knee joints.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-02
to the period of his illness. The rumor

to the period of his illness. The rumor
that he was poisoned is too absurd to be
seriously entertained. The rumor may
have been founded on the hallucination
of the raving patient.
The Herald correspondent adds /:
Schumann, the engineer, says that Hall
was In continual apprehension of being
shot, but was not aware that any one
member of the crew more than another
excited his suspicious. Another phase
of his mania was determination not to
eat or drink anything unless it was first
tasted by some person. The tasting
was mainly done by Hannah, the Es-
quimaux woman. When he rallied, and
for while recovered his wonted intel
lect, he would say to Capt. Buddington,
" If 1 die, you must still go on to the
North Pole" He would say, "My
last wish is that you strive to get to the
North Pole. Don't let my death be a
hindrance to the accomplishment of
this great undertaking"