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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-15
THE OLD MAN GOES TO THE FAIR.


I'm very dusty and tired wife I've just come home
from the fair;
30 give me my pipe and tobacco and III smoke in
ms tiresome me- work plain for feeble old men like
It's tiresome work SEEM where every one wishes
to see.
Our faissare runnin' down; they are not like the
fairs Of ogd,
Where you took the prizes for bread and butter as
There were hundreds of useful things that well
worth seein' then;
Now dozens Of racin' horses and hundreds Of bet
tin men
What all this sportin' wiz lead to is more than now
But somehow it seems to me like the downward
road TO h, well
may be little harsh, out I'm speakin' the simple
truth.
For bettin racin' and drinkin' are the foes of
noble youth
We shall come TO nation Of gamblers, if matters
keep ON this way;
Why, what do you think? a youngster accused me
When laid my hand on the head-that hadn't seen
And called him fine little fellow-he answered me
back, .you betl"
~Tut, tn: little man. said /, t" that thing have
Come, stand by grandpa's knee; let me reason with
He Strengthened up his clothes and said, with look
queer,
81 didn't come here for preachin'; old man walk of
on your ear
We never heard talk like that when you and were
you1g,
MY "a Ter and mother-bless 'em--put bride upon
my tongue.
I'm cid. and I'm gettin' blind, but difference can
see.
Twixt the boys of eighteen hundred and eighteen
seventy-three.
How is it about the girls They, too, from the path
have strayed,
Ididnt one a shown the butter her own hands
had made;
They stood in their pony phatons, with woman's
ease and grace,
And shouted as loud as any when favorite won
race
All eyes were watchin' the track; the every
mans theme;
And said to myself, " Is this fair, or is it only
saw bout a dozen boys lookin round al the sheep
and swine,
And the fross Of seventy winters had siyered their
heads like mine.
Why ON airth don't they change the name, when TIE
wrong name it has got?
No longer call il fair, but agricultural trot
The won't be takin' things for sensible folks to
see,
With nobody to see 'em but crippled old men like
There. take my pipe and tobacco. III sleep in my
easy chair;
It's tirescme work talkin' about desene -ate fair
Yo1 needn't disturb me, wife, till the bells OF the
evening chime,
For may go back u my dreams to the fairs of the
olden time
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-15
Humorous.

THE best cure for dirt is water-cure.
A BLACKSMITH is always striking for
wages.
MEN of means are often the meanest
of men.
MEN dream of courtship, but in we'd
lock wake.
SAM, why am de hogs de most intelli-
gent folks in de world? Because they
noes eberytipg.
JONES got trusted for that hat, and he
now feels consciousness of being in
debt Z" over head and ears"
WHICH is the Oldest, Miss Antiquity,
old Aunty Diluvian, Miss Ann Terror,
Miss Ancestor, Miss Ann T. Mundane
or Miss Ann T. Cedent?
SEVERAL Irishmen were disputing one
day upon their own best points, when
one said in an aggressive manner,
Faith, and I'm a brick" "And, in
layer" and felled the first speaker to
the ground.
Chow Now?" friend said to Jones,
finding him looking unusually cheerful
and sprightly, Notwithstanding the fact
that he had been up pretty nearly all
night. "You don't seem to be affected
by the crisis And Jones merely re-
marked, "No such thing; it's boy
AN Illinois man got up before dawn,
lately, to see the sun rise, and was shot
by the exasperated owner of melon
patch next door. In May last he made
a similar effort, and was bitten on the
heel by a strange dog. He thinks of
hiring boy to do the early rising for
his family.
SMITH says he doesn't know much
aboutmusic, but if it'sa great thing for a
man who has spent thousands of dollars
on his voice, and has studied for years
to sing high-chest G, he thinks his ket-
tie at home can beat it, for every even
ing, with CHEEKY voice, it sings away up
to high-chest tea. And it's only dol
lar kettle. too.
A QUEER mistake was made by a
young lady in Indiana who sought to
demolish an unfaithful lover by publish
ing some verses addressed to him, in
which. after prophesying her immed-
late dissolution, she said: "Come,
gaze upon my dust, false one - but the
compositor spelled dust with b.
and the young man went to see her the
next evening.
MASTER COvILLE received a prize
Friday afternoon for a composition on
Reverence, and further distinguished
himself in the evening, on the occasion
of the pastors visit, by shutting the
tails of the dominie's coat in the parlor
door and impelling him to leave them
there by introducing pin in his chair.
The pastor returned home with cloud
on his brow, and one of Coville's coats
OH his back, leaving Master Ceville ex-
ecuting hornpipe in the woodshed,
under the auspices of his father
Daabuyy Neacs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-15
THE DUKES sTRATAGEM.
A BIilanese Tale,
By JOHN G. SAKE

The Duke of Milan-Galeazzo named
Supremely loved Correggia, widely famed
For every charm maiden might possess.
And, in her heart. she loved the Duke no less.
Though each, awhile $50 churlsh Fate designed
To mar their bliss) knew not the others mind.
But hoped and feared in silence; till, at last,
When many m BON Of trembling doubt was passed
And Gossip vainly had essayed to seek
The cause of Galeazzois pallid cheek
And moody air-some ladies of the Court
Addressed him boldly thus (as half in sport,
And half in earnestly -" Sire we all can see
Your Highness is in love land now, that we
May pay our loyal service where the same
Is justly due, fain would know the name
OF Her-the happy lady of your choice ~
Surprised, abashed, the Duke, with fatering voice
In civil sort such merry answers made
As best might serve the question to evade.
In vain as one by their weapons fail
With fresh artillery they the Duke assail,
Until, at length, It's clear the man must Weld,
BY camor overpowered-or fly the field
" truce-a truce ~ he cried, " for mercy's sakei
Now-please you all Ia banquet / will make
Such as may suit so fair company:
Come, one and all, and what You shall see
10 sld-perchance to end-your merry quest
And all said " Aye i;-Correggia wi h the rest
The banquet over, Galeazzo set
Upon the board q curious cabinet
In which, upon panel was portrayed,
In happiest art, the picture of maid:
(Some clever painters fancy. There :, said he
~. : All we who choose, my lady-love may see :"
Now. When the fair Correggia-lingering last,
For fearfuness, observed that all who passed
The pictured girl, in silence turned away
As from face unknown,-in deep dismay
She took her turn to gaze when, God of Grace
She saw no painted image but the face
Which her own features, radiantiy fair
Reflected, blushing, in a mirror there
And so il was the two true loves were known:
And so it came to pass that not alone
The happy Galeazzo filed the ducal throne!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-15

FROM an examination of the census
statistics of Austria, Russia. Turkey,
Germany, England, France and the
United States, a writer IN the Medical
Record has ascertained that the mean
average duration of life among Jews
exceeds that of Christians by about Eve
years. The statement is made, also, by
Prussia, that there is Isl per cent. of
deaths among Jews to 2-62 per cent.
among the general population; and in
France, Christians live, on an average,
36 years and IL months hut the Jews,
4S years and 8 months.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-15

THE GRAIN TRADE OF AMERIcA.-The
chief features of the grain trade of the
country are the increased concentration
of the exports from the four chief At
lantic ports. From 1866 to 1872 the
percentage of increase in the receipts of
grain at six of the leading Atlantic ports
stood as follows: Philadelphia, 232
Baltimore, $50; Montreal, 20; New
York, So; Boston, so; Portland, A.
Taking only the ports named above,
they aggregated, In 1872, total receipts
amounting oS3, 010, S03 bushels, against
80, 217, 375 at New York. Philadelphia
ranks next to New York, her receipts
having reached 24,117, $50 bushels.
During the same period the receipts at
Boston were 16, 701, 1874 bushels. With
the opening of the Hoosac tunnel, the
grain trade of Boston will b. largely in
creased.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-15

A LOCOMOTIVE WONDER. singular
specimen of locomotive has just been
turned out of machine-shop at Glou-
cester, n. j., which bids fair to create
quite sensation among railroad men.
1t is four tons in weight, and designed
to run on one rail. 1t rests upon two
wheels, one following the other. The
rail or track upon which it is to run, a
sample of which is laid in the yard of
the builders, is styled a "prismoid,
or one-track railway" and is composed
OF several thicknesses of plank, built
upon the style of an inverted keel of a
vessel, with fat rail on the apex.
Upon test trial speed of about
twelve miles an hour was attained, and
the inventor and patentee claims that
the speed can be almost doubled on a
heightened track. The capacity for
running curves is rery much. greater
than the two-rail system. The revolv-
ing fianges attached to the engine, and
and which run on the outside of each
wheel, absolutely lock the rolling stock
to the prism. and obviate the necessity
of so much heavy rolling stock in light
traffic at high rate of speed. 1t is also
claimed that prismoidal railway, built
with base of IA inches, angles 45 de-
grees, can be built at cost of $4,000
per mile.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-15

THE will of an eccentric citizen of
Cornish, N. H., who made bequestof
81, 900 to the town, the interest to be ex-
pended for flags, to be unfurled in vari-
Gus parts of the town during pleasant
weather, has been contested by his
heirs, lately, on the ground that it pro-
vides for useless expenditure. Judge
Foster, of Concord, says differently,
however, considering it very proper
bequest, one calculated to keep alive
the spiiit of union and patriotism, and
the memories of the historic periods OF
the nation, and the flags viii continue
to wave.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-15


QUNNE CULTURE.-Some years ago
Sir George Clerk suggested that, in con-
sequence of the limited quantity of quiz
nine to be obtained, an attempt should
be made to lay out plantations for the
on this, Mr.. Markham made several ex-
petitions to Peru and India to select a
site for the proposed enterprise. A
stretch Of ground, known as the Nilgheri
plantation, was chosen, and planting
commenced. The entire cost of intro
ducing the bark-culture was 100000.
We learn by the last issue of the Athe-
Neeasm that now the annual sales realize q
net profit of from "a, 900 to 95, 900. The
last consignment ca, 646 pounds) was
sold in Mincing lane for IS cd. per
pound, prodigious price"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-15
MISSISSIPPI STEAMBOAT RACING,

A Vivid Picture.
"By George, yonder comes the ANA
A spark appeared, close to the water,
several miles down the river The pilot
took his glass and looked at it steadily
for moment, and said, chiefly to him.
self /:
1T can't be the Blue Wing. She
couldn' pick us up this way. It's the
Amaranth, sure"
He bent over a speaking-tube and
said
"Who's on watch down there ?"
A hollow, unhuman voice rumbled up
through the tube in answer:
"Iam. Second engineer.
"Good You want to stir your
stumps, now, Harry-the Amaranth's
inst turned the point-and she's just
a-hnmping herself, toor'
The pilot took hold of a rope
that stretched out forward, jerked it
twice, and two mellow strokes of the
big bell responded. A voice out on the
deck shouted:
"Stand by, down there. with that
aboard leadl''
"No, don't want the lead" said the
pilot, 81 want you. Roust ont the old
man-tell him the Amaranth's coming.
And go and call Jim-tel him"
"Aye-aye, sir y
The old man" was the captain-he
is always called so on steamboats, and
ships "Jim" was the other pilot.
Within two minutes both of these men
were flying mp the pilot-house stairway,
three steps at a jump. Jim was in his
shirt sleeves, with his coat and vest on
his arm. He said
s. was just turning in. Where's the
glass ?"
He took it and looked:
Don't appear to be any night-hawk
on the jack-staff- it's the Amaranth,
dead sure p
The captain took good long look,
and only said:
Damnation -
George Davis, the pilot on watch,
shouted to the NORTHUMBERLAND on
deck
Elbows she loaded?"
1.-Two inches by the head, SIR"
"'Taint enough
The captain shouted, now:
sCal the mate. Tell him to call all
hands and get a lot of that sugar for
rard-put her ten inches by the head.
Lively, nowp'
Aye-aye, sir T.
A riot of shouting and trampling
foated up from below presently, and
the uneasy steering of the boat soon
showed that she was getting " down by
the head.
The three men In the pilot-house be-
gan to talk In short, sharp sentences,
low and earnestly. As their excitement
rose their voices went down. As fast
IS one of them put down the .spy-g glass
another took it up-but always with a
studied air of calmness. Each time the
verdict was
She's a-gaining."
The captain spoke through the tube
"What steam are you carrying p
!" A hundred and forty-two, sir! But
she's getting hotter and hotter all the
time.
The boat was straining and grooming
and quivering like a monster in pain.
Both pilots were at work now, one on
each side of the wheel, with their coats
and vests off, their bosoms and collars
vide open, and the perspiration flowing
down their faces. They were holding
he boat 30 close to the shore that the
willows swept the guards almost from
stem to stern.
:. Stand by /" whispered George.
All ready r said Jim, under his
"a c<.sA1s - a.,
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the sa@e manner - lses daN sseh 6oess
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have the sane means Of snfoseisg pay.
meat Of said fses, aud b lisble &cially
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.aanes - sov provided By he existing
laws Of this State; and. provided. that
nothing In THE cot shalt b Construed 70
prevent che said John A. Caualier from
collecting said fees By warrant Or other
vias.
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plseed In De kesds = said sheriff. Il any
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oct. 70 he said jobs 4. Csaalisr, b
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ssra,d 70 mako any sheriff ansvsrable for
the failsrs to collect any fses p'sesd IN
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been collected; and, provided, that this
act shall not b construed % - to de-
prive any Of the parties agsinse whom
sseh 4tes shall'b b dsaaaisa from any de-
fence 70 which they are asv entitled By
Law.
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Approved. M.rrh 30,h. 1874.
Sulv 28 1874
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23
OBITUARY.

DerafSed this NE a bis sesidsecs. ChaDaico
wharf, % Fridav, the 18Th ult., ~ u O'Clock,
p. m. JOHN EDWARD FAIR, in The leii
year Of his age.
As the rrcollecsioua Of The .chivalrous deeds
Of the warrior and the burning words Of the Or
ator are considered among the choicest flowers
Of biography, Why should not such high-toned
principles. honor, and true and lasting friend
ship NJ the subject OF this feeble tribute posses
sed, have higher and more lasting place among
flowers Of Graver haeI
II seems but yesterday since our deceased
friend was among rs ENJOYING his usual health
and vigor. and liule did we then imagine that
50 soon be would be stricken down by TIE raw
ages Of disease and taken from 20. and that in
50 short time We should be called upoa, In
response to the deep feeling and pulsA'ions OF
the heart, 70 pay . last tribute Of respect 70
his memory. =. -
Oil how painfully distressing - IL rasa-
ges Of time ! To quote The Language Of . disiin-
guished historian III spares neither man nor
The proudest Of his vssks." =
So great, 20 rapid has been the nortaiity With
which our people. withis . ~ years pass. have
heea visited and - grasPisg sas essa he eAil
choicest, the paress, that an Almost fsrsa %
quessioa The mercy Il H0veH and 20 oh, why,
God are re - sossly a0iessdf What have we
done 70 incur Thy Dsvine disP,eassres Bat
mnss paase, there come III whispsCed teach
ings Of Faith: "whc1 love, ell, and thsse
kars peedsssised." We beW thaSlbea o
GsA 10 Thy Aisins ds<rsa
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

PoxPsiu One Of the most interesting
features Of the excavations in this buried
city j. the discovery Of many homely Do.
nestle articles Of which Ne have sosntss.
parts. 1t 10 assosishing boz Macy things
in eomnsoa uss nov we're in use thea
Here you will 80 almost every kitchen
utcnsil. portable eookisg stores. ], Ey.eak
and bsteer-uoul1s u sko.iaitseiea e birds
and 6Svsrs; poss. ksssles. crooks. dishss.
and cups and sauesrs. spoons. HALVES nd
and folks. dippcrs. skinners. sasss-pass.
frying psas. lamps. lsmp.standa. Aesh.
hooks. bsssiess fes sksssesl. II word.
pretty aseh every kisehes. dining .rooo
o. shsMbsr artiels fouad in uoderu uss
entered iato tho economy Of The daily life
Of Roman antiquity. All tho articles Of
/. lady's toilet. including jewlery Of oil
kinds, gold and silver ornaments. eorals
and Preci"ss stones. we're found in houses
in P0mpeii. Taken from the retail! Slope
we're steelyards. balances. weights. aud
measures. From . doctors Office Was
recovered ssll Get Of surgical iassruncsss.
Including "pslikias' for extracting teeth.
aud trspsos Cor drilling holes iu the skull.
There i any number Of shoemaker. tsilor.
carpenter. and blacksmith tools. and in-
deed. implements Of almost every present
mechanical operation. Taken altogether.
the collection Of articles taken from the
dead city Is surprising revelation to eve
~ one. showing that the aneieots inven-
ted ten thousands implements and srti-
clos Of common life whish ws still ne
with lissle improvement thereon. and with
oct giviSg then credit therefor.
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NAsyIasD Pasnn.-fhs Dsoessseis
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city % Weasss1ey. Ne l5sh issssss. 80
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District Cosvsssieas. sor he purpose q
prsssatisg sasaidsses Sss Cosgrss 70 b
voted 81 - ~ 3sS 1sy Il November
nsxt.
The Coonissos also passsd rssolutioe
thss in the several conventions b b held
IL sass eoosress;ssal diseries the eossties
composing sssa Districts shall b sstitlsd.
respectively. 10 east vote equal 70 their
'repseseutatios in the General Assewbly.
and shas he same relative proportios shall
- sdsPtsd. - nearly - possible. 10 he
case Of Baltimore Cosnsy and the seves-
teesth yard IN Balsiuore City.
Il 10 proposed that the Cesgrss;osal
Coossssies fes this Disesiss b held e
Assspolis % Wednesday. ths losh Day
Of September sexk
The Dsaossatis Csstrsl Coaaietss 10
this sesuty vill. - presume. ell Psioa-
y assstisgs. isisinsosy - -. sslsstios Of
Dslssssss 10 ~ Coasraasiesal' Cesvss.
tios. ss % early day.
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NOTICE.
IxEcUrR,x's NOTICE.

IxECUTR,x'S NOTICE.
o'pAass' cOs's Of 81. Nays cess,y, Ss:-
July Is, 1874.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, Th., Sarah
~ A Long, Executrix OF John Long,
late Of Saint Mary's county, MARYLAND, de-
ceased, give the notice required by Law to the
decsased's creditors to exhibit their claims, AID
that the same be Published once week f,r six
successive weeks in the St. Mary's Psacon.
Test:
JAnrsT RA.rv.
Register Wills for st Mary's co.aey.
In PoSsaases Of the above order. thereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or.
p6aas' Court ofSt Mays county, Maryland.
letters testaasotasy % he perseaal estate
81 Jno Long, late Of said county, deceassA.
All Peesons having claimsagalnst the said de-
ceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit the ssns
With the proper vouchers attached thesssS %
Ne sahecribes, % % before the 3iss day or
Js.. ls7a, they will otheswiss By lav b sseis-
dsd IRON The beae6ts Of the said sstass. All
psrsoes Indebted to the deceased sss rsesssseS
- uAks toDedtats Payosat 10 The ssheesiAss.
- SARAH A LONG.
ExesutSix.
July ls, ls7A-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-23

And now We should be pleased to have
the psblie men who bsvs sbused the press
for "calumniasisg" General howard stand
up and answer on their honor whether
they think be has been 70 much "calum-
mated" after oil. The difference between
Withholding large amount Of money from
the public treasury for two years aud .
concealed defalcation cannot be definitely
dzed 10 our baggage until it. resources
are Increased.