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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-30
VAUKESHA WATER
MINERAL ROCK SPRING,
CURES
Dropsy, Diabetes,
Gravel, Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Jaundice,
Bright's Disease,

and all diseases of the liver and kidneys. This
water is now known and sold as q remedy for the
above diseases, in all parts of the world. 1t is
truly wonderful what effect it has upon the hum
system. II is now being shipped at the following
prices:
Barrel 40 gal Sl2; halfdo, 81; demijohn and jugs,
90 cents per gal, package extra; bottles (Qts $40
per doz. Money must accompany the order, ex-
cept to our regular authorized agent Inquire of
your druggist for Waukesha Mineral Rock Spring
Water. Address c. c. OLIN Co., Waukesha,
WIS.,, for orders for the water or for circulars.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-30

NOTHING BETTER" Cutler Bros. Boston
DIR. John Ware. celebrated VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALsAH. for Colds and Consumption.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-30
Sturdy Old Men.

There are some pretty old men in the
world who remain full of work and am
bition. Lord John Russell, for in
stance-who looks upon Disrael, who
is SO years of age, as sort of boy
is 80 years old, and yet seeks to rule
England. The Emperor William, a man
of ", and the Duke, still older, are
having lively contest. Guizot, aged
81, is working away at his literary
labors in France, while Theirs, but
little his Junior, is ready to assume the
reigrs of the Government whenever he
is wanted. Coming over to America
we find men seventy and over, working
away like men of forty. There are
Commodore Vanderbilt, Daniel Drew,
A. L. Stewart, J. Edgar Thompson and
W. B. Aston, still skillfully handling
their millions, and yearly adding to
them. There is William c. Bryant
producing in his eighth decade com
prehensive history of the United States.
There is Thurlow Weed still dropping
on us from time to time words of wis
dom and old political "reminiscences.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-30
CINCINNATI, June IL, 1s7

CINCINNATI, June IL, 1873.
c. c. OLIN & Co., Waukes aha, Wis: Having used
your water from the Mineral Rock Spring, Wauke-
sha, Wis, for the diabetes, have found great re-
lief from the of the same. Before COM
menced using this water my physician reported
to me the specific gravity of my urine was 80, and
after using it for twenty days the specific gravity
of the urine was reduced to q, showing great
improvement, and finding great relief in not
being compelled to uriDate so frequently. / had
other waters, but give it as my opinion that the
Mineral Rock Spring is preferable. And do earn
estly recommend it to all who afii cted with
the disease commonly known as Diabetes.
Respectfully yours, ALFRED WILSON,
Dept Coll. Int. Rev., No. w. Third Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-30
USEFUL AND PRACTICAL RECIPES

We will furnish a reliable and practical recipe
for the manufacture OF any article compound
desired for 30 cts No hum tug. Address
CONRAD CO. =. o. Box 325. Chicago.
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4 Dreadful secret GDmc to
Sight.

1t is rolatol Of Capt Hall, that af
ter infinite toll anl haaarl in his
great slcdge iouruayin search of rel
les of sir John franklin. AMI after
unparalleled Success in tracing tho
lost explorer, he returned to his nomo
and kept locked from human eyes
The stllcst record of the lost, Ill.
teullIg that it should never see tho
light until after the death of Franh.
lin aged and mourning willow, Ho
kept his resolution well, taking Iis
papers with him on the Polaris So
thai they might be always near him
Fortuna,ely Che differences which hal
become pronounced between himself
and the other members of the Polaris
expedition before they left the Green
land settlements, induced him to
trust the precious records OF his
sledye journey aud other important
documents to Mr.. Smith, OF russu.
isal, before proceeding to the north.
these records have been recovered
by the United States expedition in
search of the Polaris. From them
it has been ascertained that Capt.
Hall made the sad discovery whilo
searching in the fate of Franklin,
that his party were reduced to tho
dire extremity of eating each other.
The fact hal il been published would
have given Capt. Hall greater Guno
than all his remaining discoveries,
hnt his tenderness OF heart forbade
his giving to the public what would
have caused Lady Franklin ANY
greater anguish than she already GU
dured Now that this tender and
heroic explorer rests under the same
dreary skies with the lost Franklin,
curious hands tear open the secret
and find what manner oEman he
was-Bg6dio Pos'.
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Every additional insertion, 90
Professionalism Business cards cf
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Editorial notices per line, II
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responsible for the money.
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LARaEsr SAILING VEssEL.-Iho lar
gest sailing vessel in the world is the
ship Three Brothers, which sailed
from San Francisco recently with u
large cargo of wheat for Europe.
She is the old steamer Vanderbilt,
which was presented to the govern
ment for the Navy, and which, not
long ago, the Navy Department sold,
As a steamer, theenormous consump-
ton of coal, although it produced.
high speed, made her too costly for
mercantile ventures. She vas there
fore changed by her purchasers into
a sailing ship, and when she went
out Of San Francisco harbor sho
spread fifteen thousand yards of Gu :
vas in her suit of sails. Her main
mast measures ninety-nine feet her
mainyasd one huIdrel fset, and
other measurements are in proper
tin ler tonnage u 3,lsl.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-22

nSpircd to Guhcrnatorial hunurs ful
many years under the new political or
raniMtiun hui Ritncr held the candi
dacy In iS2l, 30, and IS, when tho
Wing party supplnnted anti Masonry
and Middlcswarth never became con
spicuous Us one of its State leaders. II,
lived all his life through in opposition
to liberal progress, rejecting education
in his own household. and fell behind
the advanced ideas of the excellent but
usually unsuccessful Wing party. IL
was in sympathy with his own people
aud with them and with himself he wa.
content
But in spite of Middlcswarth his pco
pie at last began to progress. Younger
blood aud fresher ideas gradually cou.
Gronted him.-Schools had been dotted
over his county in defiance of the pre-
iudiccs of the past, and colleges began
to show their spires on the beautiful
banks of the Sisqnchanna. lie sadly
witnessed the gradual departure from,
the good old days when schools were
comparatively unknown, and the scant,
literature of the region, even the law,
were only in good old Pennsylvania
Dutch still lac bnttled on not only unit
the issue became doubtful, but ever
after he had been unhOrscd on his own
battle-ground. lie struggled agains
fate. Such contest between liberia
ideas and prejudice of necessity pre-
sentcd in due time the represcntativ,
man OF the new creation.
The final contest for the overthrow
/ N a ri =. e "a
dleswarth. and the Inauguration of
more generous control and dircc,iu,
of the Wing party in chat section. wa
made in the succeeding year of 1851
The Senatorial district was compose,
of Union, Miillin, and Juniata countic
and the nominee for Senator was ur
gently claimed by Union, the onl,
county that could give Wing majori
! .-Middlcswarth, ~ usual, prcsSc,
his claims vigorously, and carried hi
county. The revolt. however, wis gch
cral among the young Wings Of the dis
'tfict against the insl,iitc ambition an,
arrogant control o. MlddlcSwlrlh. Ii
the conference were two energetic lal
who are we'll known To many OF on
readers. Senator Mcclure was then
boy politician in Juniata, and Jane
Milliken was one of the most actiy
young Wings of Mitilin. They wcr
the controlling spirits of their rc-pcc
tive delegations. They conceded th
candidate to Union, but declined L
accept Middlcswarth. The old ma,
was there, and was frankly notified 10
the young men that the Wing part
had advanced beyond his ideas, an,
proposed to agree with him upon an,
acccptiblc man in Union county, bu
Middleswarth refused. Two session
of the conference We're had, when Mid
dlcswarth was notified that il he rcfu-
ed to join in selecting n candidate the.
would choose one without consulting
him. He was still obstinate. And the
chose Eli Sitter, n conferec from Union
by n vote of six to three. Mr.. Slile
was elected, and ranked in the Senat
~ one of the frs, Wing leaders"
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"You looked IL you were up in
tho sky, or somewhere else, aud [
had TO scream at you us il you were
a mile oil. l should like to know
what you wore mt.
"l WAS trying to trust, sir, said
Nat softly, looking down.
ITO what = exclaimed the gentle
man, looking at him inastonishment.
no trust in God sir" said Nat
looking mp in his face. Mother aud
| are very poor, and we have No
friend but she feels sure God viii
help MS five trust in Him
Captain Reid, for the gentloman
was n sea captain, thrust his hands
into his pockets and whistled alittlc,
looking hard into Mats face.
whats your name ~ he asked
sud lcnly.
NAT Raymond, SIR" was the an
swor.
"Raymond - exclaimed tho cap
tain "was your fathers name Ma
than :"
YES, sir. said Nat, in soma sur.
prise, and ho died at sea Did you
know him p
Know him = exclaimed ClptGin
Reid. Bless your heart, boy, he
saved my life once, when we wcro
both before the mast. Here, tumble
into my carriage, and show me tho
way to yourmother, quick
Nat would not have been more as
tonishei il the sky hal fallen He
glanced at the carriage and then to.
ward his broom.
Let your broom 10 to the dogs.
sgid the captain 'you won't nocd it
again get in quick and tolimo uh,ro
to GO
II 10 say, mother, slil Il young
hly who was looking out Of tho
window, Uncle Reid is the quearast
man lie has been talking with tho
most miserable looking boy QUO
there, aud now he has actually taken
him into tho carriage and gone off
with him"
He is always doing queer things,
said her mother tie is Just as like.
ly to pick up ragged boy Us the
Vice President
Two or throe hours after, CAPTAIN
Reid came back to his sisters house;
4 Where did yougo with that ragged
boy, uncle !! asked his niece.
That boy :! said her uu'le. why
that boys father saved my life once
He d i @ Il on shipboard on his wav
home from Australia, more than two
years ago. He was going captain
next voyage He touched at Liyor.
pool going out, and | saw him there.
He told me if L got home first to SEQ
that his wife and boy were getting
on well. i have not been here since
that time till to-day, aud should nev,
CT have found them in the world,
poor things, if that boy hadn't smil-
ed his fathers own smile into my
face, He and his mother were about
starved, | should say, and hllffro.
zen, too, But, he aided. rubbing
his hands together anl chuckliug to
himself, Il guess they viii BE- warm
to night, and il they are ever hungry
again, IL wont bo my blame
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Is Che Kite came sailing u5W4s, WI
>Nring caught in the vane Of church
steeple, became entangled, and held
Sengerlys dog in permanent sus-
pense. They tried TO blow him
loose with Il shot gun, and they sue
ceeded in producing a shower Of
sausage meat after each discharge
but when the dog had been all snot
away, his tail remained, pointing due
north, and refusing to come down
Any one having a good dog can
hear something to his advantage by
applying at Singerlys. Old Mr.,
singcrly would prefer bob-tal.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-22

They bad miracle up in Maine
last week, 4 sick mau's son went out
aud beat about the bush all the af
prnoon to get u nice, tender partridg,
Tor him, and just as he rssched tn,
house at night, tired, faint and empt,
handed, and thinking how he should
console tho old man for tho disappoiot
lncnt, u gigantic hawk few over aud
dropped, almost at his feet, the very
partridge he wanted.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-22

Wilson, tho celebrated vocalist was
upset from his carriage near Ediuburg.
A Scotch paper in recording the sc-
cidep., said I'VE are happy 10 state
that hs was able 10 appear tho mex
evening In three pieces" r
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lday) az 4 OU
ladelphia at
rrisburg da
.. arrives at
and at New
1aayau m a..
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Flying n Kite.

mantown, has been unfortunate. lie
read in the paper that, "when the
boys in Virginia City wish to raise
their kites, they tie the string to Il
dogs tail and make him run II
occurred to young Mr.. Singerly that
rs this proceeding was conducted
upon sound rational basis, he
would experiment in the same direc.
ton. The difficulty encountered by
Mr. Singerly at the outset was that
he had an extremely large kite aud
a mournfully small dog, and the con-
clusion may therefore he anticipated,
especially when we intimate that the
wind was high. The residents of
tho neighborhool were surprised to
see II dog rushing backwards down
the streets, with considerable veloci-
ty, cla"ing and scratching at the
earth for hold, and emitting eacu.
latory howls, as if he cherished IA
secret preference for going in the
other direction. And they were
more surprised to perceive that he
appeared to be anchored to something
in the heavens. But there was no
time for investigation. In mo-
ment cyclone struck the kite, and
before Archibald Singerly could ut
ter scream, his dog had performed
about one-third of the journey to the
milky way. 1t is supposed that tho
birds eye view enjoyed by tho ami.
NAL must have been magnificent, EN-
bracing, as it did, Mount Airy, Con-
shqkoken> Sayannah, st. Petersburg
,davA M A Oo OuF rOrk tCtiI ,UUt,N's,
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leaves II ir-
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HAINES & shy
SALEM, 4. y, ony,
May, 3O'72,
WANTED

May, 3O'72
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

UpprRzooK.-M Uddelzook, wife
Of the prisoner Is row here, doing all 10
her power to ssslst her husband 10 his
endeavOis TO secure a new trial thioH gh
the Supreme Cont. Tie unhappy
woman has also visited her husbands
father and solicited his cooperation in
the struggle. UddGz1lk e. hopeful and
cheerful end rapidly gaining in flesh
H'gst CAestsr Local Neice.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

roo "'- \. BRINGHugsr \ CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

BEER BREWING IS RrADING.-Last
year there we're tairiy-hye thousand
barrels Of her hrewed in Reading a. d
vicinity. THIS IL equal to 1900 600
glasses wor h, wholesale, $3.50, 900, re
tail, sS75. coo. The brewers have an
nouuced an increase III the price Of the
beer Of enc dollar per barrel.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

THR CANoNIcUs THE Eunhnai
CaHoniHss, being overhaulCd at Harlan
= Holllngsworth COmpany's works, vii
coca be ready to sail, as her repairs have
been nearly completed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

FATAL MIsr,Rr.-Last week a vounr
lady at Perrymansville, while suffering
from toothache, took teaspoonfdl Of
corrosive subiimaie, through mistake.
She lived but few minutes after taking
the poison.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

CALVARY SUNDAY sCHooI.-It Is pro.
posed TO hold a morning and afternoon
session OF the Sunday School of Calvary
Church. Up to this time a morning
session only has been held.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

VESSEL suNK.-On January 18Th, the
schooner John Cooper, Of Qnanilc0
Wicomico county, Nd, sunk in The
Chesapeake oil Seven Foot Knoll. The
crew were saved and the vessel has since
been raised.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

LusUs NATuRE.-A pig was born near
Salisbury. recently, with two perfectly
formed heads, four ears, four Eyes aud
two mouths. The monster lived but a
short time after its birth.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

New 1cE Boar. -Philadelphia's new
ice boat, known as Ono. "mafe trial
"trip on the Delaware GA saturday, CONF
ing as FAR south as Chester and worn %
very satisfactorily.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

MoUNTING GUNs. Captain Poland. of
the Ordnance b plitment Of the Army.
Is mounting two - inch and three lOinch'
guns or Fort Oppo.itt, short di-ttucp
below Delaware CIV, unt ire II iuCh
and three 10 incA guns or Fort ne.aNnr..
TWO Is inch and THREE 10 irch guns o.
Fms Point, on the Jersey shore, orp1-
site Fort d 'laware, two 10 inca guns at
Fort Mfl.n, al of the guus TO be-
mounted ON iron ctrriages.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

INvoLUNTARY sLAvERY.-On Monday,
Mr.. n. Hors,y, living near Laurel, Della
ware, arrived in our town looking for
Willism Bailey, a young man who wa-
bound 10 him, and who had run away.
He found Bailey, who has been married
only sbout two weeks, liv!ns in house
in tue suburbs Of iowu-capiured him
and took him TO Delaware. Ifthis is not
Involuntary sergi,udc, What is i-Sui.s
6ary Bachelor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

Don't forget the entertainment 10 la
given for the benefit OF the Young Ladies
lie lei society.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

CONNECTION. A reader Of EvrrY
EvgSISG called our attention 20 a mistake
in a previous number Of his journal,
where the centenary Of o liver Gold
smiths death was spoken of as The con-
tenary Of his birth. He was horn Nov.
10th, l7es, and died April An, 177i.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

MEETING TRUSTEES WIiNINoToV Hos
PiTAL sociErY.- Saturday night the
Trustees OF the Wilmington Hospital
Society met in the Office Of DR.. Maui and
discussed matters connected with that
organization. They expect soon to gtt
control Of the Cay Hospital, as neyutia
lions are now pending which will doubt
less result in the ciy rehrqusAing .,s
control OF the hospital and turning j.
over to the Society, whieu VIII Ia the
future manage IL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

BUILDING sTATIsTlc5 @Mfing January
the Surveying .pepaTlmWt VI, this eiiJ
surveyed ten bynldilg lives n-etif.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-09-17
HON. IL. = MAGOON.

This gentleman who is honored
with the Republican nomination for
Congress, is well deserving an en-
dorsement by the Republican voters
of the District. He is native OF
the soil, having been born in La
Fayette county. BY the closest
application and untiring industry
he has acquired classical educa-
ton by extensive reading and hard
study he is prepared to deal intelli-
gently with all issues that may
come before him as Member Of
Congress. The endorsements given
him at the polls in Lafayette county
attest the confidence and esteem in
which he is held by those to whom
he is best known. On two occa-
sions be has been elected to posi-
tions of honor and trust in LaFay-
cite county by handsome majorities,
once over so popular man as Judge
Dunn. Without doubt the action
OF the convention was eminently
wise, and although Iowa county ex-
pressed preference for other men,
We are now convinced that Mr..
Magoon will receive as cordial sup
port here as any who could have
been nominated.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-09-17

Article of the Constitution makes it
the duty of the United States to
protect the several States against
domestic violence, no less than
against invasion. This protection
must be applied for by the Legisla-
ture or by the Executive (when the
Legislature cannot be convened, as
is is now the CASEY Governor Kel-
logg has made the application, and
in all likelihood the President will
take the steps necessary to comply
with the constitutional provision in
question. The United States SOL
diers now on duty at the Custom
House refused yesterday to take
part in the fray, on the ground that
they could do nothing beyond pro-
tecting Government property. That
may have been true and probably
was true, under the authority then
vested in the officer commanding /;
but the needed authorization can
not be delayed long. The military
power of the Government which is
Immediately available, if not large
is ample. The insurrection should
end before the contagion in its last
phase has had time to spread
throughout the rural portion Of
thicdgo Jo,uual.