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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24
nihrmont Items.
By Juno"

BIT Juno"
-Ahd yet we have no snow.
The boys are trying the Ice to-day.
We have trio OF ins6riatcs here now.
The Marmont Sabbath school has been
suspended.
Two weddings are reported for Christ
mas, In this nsishborhood.
William d. Schstes has sold his farm
for thirty Ave hundred dollars.
MIR. E. Phelps. now occupies the
house that Harris vacated.
The people at Washington will have
their Christmas tree, next Thursday.
-"Be not among wine bibbers for the
druukard shall come to poverty" Tell
us Mr.. NoKwoop, how q man feels
when he is drsak'
Why cant the good people of Mar
uiOut get w a
The Albrights and Reform Societies,
will give an entertainment at their re-
spective churches. next Friday.
Levi Is now sole proprietor Of the
blacksmith shop. and we wish him album
dant success; and, Mr. Harris las got the
skeleton Of his shop in place. and pinned
together The combined shop will be w
feet long. and IS feet vide
The Marmont correspondent Of the
Plymouth Democrat, either docs not de-
sign to speak the truth or he cannot count
twelve. In speaking of the Institute, he
says the teachers were all present. We
know they were not
Norwood says that John Husw is
not the only boy going To school. at Mar
mont. A pity but the boys were all girl Z.
for the sake of the modern Solomon, (Noi
wood) who bas such an aht'raihy for
anything that goes by the name of man.
But let the women stand from under"
so then, lie that giveth her in marriage
doeth ICED. 6ut he that give,h her not In
marriage doeth bitter" Art thou looscd
from wife seek not wife, Il say
therefore to the unmarried and widows,
il is good for them if they abide even AS
l."
We do not regard ST. Paul ~ good au.
thoiity, for We have tao evidence that be
WAS ever married. So what did lie know
about ii: Evidently, the widow Smith
and Mr. =, for wbum Esquire j. j.
Bryent tied the matrimonial k aot, to day.
psys no attention to Sir Paul.
We fear if some christian denomina
ton does not start up pioiIacicd meet
ing, in MaImont, sonie of the sheep will
have ST. far fallen from faith, that there
will bc no salvation for them.
John French asd j. w. Miller have
swapped iaims. French gave 80 acres
for 40. Mr.. Miller has bought the re-
manning so acres of the French farm, so he
has now 1G0 acres, at cost OF $4,000.
MIR. Miller designs removing on his new
farm in The spring, where lie as a true
Granger will become husbandman, in
deed. Now that Mr. NJ has had quite a
respite from manual labor, he will doubt
less engage in agriculture with renewed
energy, causing the jcjune and primeval
earth where but ihorrs and BRAN bles
grow, to bloom and blossom as the rose,
and TEEN with fruits and Howr-s May
Mr.. Nil er flourish like green bay
tree"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24
Com nlnnicatIOn.
DAYTON, Va, Dec. 8, 1874.

DaAAO<<, "a, ASS- q, AOs1.
Mr.. .Miuikan:
This morning the snow covered the
mountains around, and gave US sharp
cutting atmosphere.
The loose shingles, windows and open
doors, are in wild commotion. Every lit
tie crevice Whistles US tune, as We sit
and crouch over the lot stove. and
think of Northern Indiana with its ten de-
grees below zero. Whewl We have not
had, as yet, our usual share of cold wealth
er. No snow in the valleys. and not very
much on the mountains. The climatic
features of this region is one of rather ex-
IRENE changes. One may blsk and go To
sleep in The un-shinc one day, and with.
In twenty-foui hours the mountains may
be covered with snow, and the next blast
that sweeps down from them, compel
him to seek the chimney corner, and
throw on n backlog.
As might be expected in this latitude,
such a blast as We are having this morn
ing. finds the people i'll prepared Tor it,.
Cattle aud horses are as rule well Cared
for; but the unconccrn attached To this
matter of clothing, which is so character.
istic to the inhabitants further south, is
sadly out of place in Virginia. 1t never
once enters theiI head that We have some
nearly ss cold weather IS they have on
Lake Michigan; that IL furs and hannels
are indispensable in Canada, they are Of
ten at lcas necessary mere, Tor comfort
ana health. We often see men roast
themselves over hot stove Tor hours on
cold stormy day, and all ut once they
think of chore 10 do, or some business
with neighbor, dive their hands into
heir p 0ckets, rush out with but single
pair of pants ON their legs. a thin coat,
with perhaps u vest and acptton shirt To
cover their back What does the pain
and suffering OF after years speak to
themy 1t appears To me that ii expert
ence and observation have taught fathers
and mothers anything. they should y,
least warn their children tv try tn avoid q
similar fate. 1t IL distressing to see sc
many apparently hale and hearty msn.
unable to scarcely do anything. When
will people get sense enough to dress t.
suit God and the weather, aud not to suit
disease and the devilf
To say that IL has been dry-awful dry
would b uttering the words OF athoussn<
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24
Notice.

The regular annual meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the First National Bank
of Marshall County, for the purpose ol
eleciing Board of Directors. for tlie en-
suing year, will bs held at Its, Banking
office. in the City If Plymouth Ind, or
Tuesday january 18th, 1875. at one o
clock, P. NJ. JOHN SO1CE.'
Plymouth, Dec. 22d, IA. Cashier
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24

ine WnOle WeStPf0 OuOtry
Can now be easily reschetl by the Allan
tic and Pacific. and Missouri pacific Rail
roads and their rail. stage and steamboat
connections These lines commence nj
81. Louis. at which point the Missippi IL
creased by the most magnificent ste el
bridge In the world, and traverse the en-
lire length of Central and outhwestern
Missouri. and Il ;;ortiOn of Kansas and
the Indian Territory. aud thus furnish TO
tine business man. pleasure seeker and the
emigrant the most direct and comfortable
route to all points in Missouri, Kansas,
Texas. Colorado, New Mexico, Nebrask a,
Utah Wyoming. California, Oregon, and
the whole Pacific Slope. Superior in
ducements are Offered those seeking new
homes i'm the Far West. and the transpor
tation facilities are unequalled by any
Western road. Everybody going West
should surely give these roads trial.
and he convinced that the Missouri Pacf
&c Through Line and the Atlantic q: Ptcif.
ic Short Line are the really popular thor
oughfares OF travel. For maps, timeta
bles. information as to rates, rontes, etc,
address h. A. Ford, General Passenger
Agent, st. Louis. Mo Questions soil be
cteeJuliy and promptly answered.
The Great Southwest.
To ell persons desiring homes in the
great and prosperous West, the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company gives a
cordial invitation 10 tisit its lands i'm
Central and Southwest Missouri. which
possess all the requirements of good
climate, good soil good water, and good
health. with long and cool summers, and
short and mild winters.
100000 acres of Prairie and Timber
Lands are offered for sale at low price
and on long time-terms. in fact. made 10
suit purchasers, who are furnished with
Free Transportation from st Louis to the
lands, at the Company's Office In 81.
Louis.
For particulars in pamphlets with map
address A. l.. Deane, Land Commissioned,
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Co, 20 So.
| 4th Street. st Louis. Mo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24
a Card.

All persons knowing themselves In
debted to Us, are requested to call and
settle their account either by cash OF
note, before the first Of January, as we
intend to change our firm by that time. .
M. BECKER g. CO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24

No person can use Boschee's German
Syrup without getting immediate RELIEF
and cure. We have the frs: case of Cough
Cold. or Consumption, or any disease Of
the Throat and Lungs, yet to hear from
that has not been cured. We have dis
tributed every year for three years oyeI
$4,000 sample bottles FREE OF CHARGE
by druggists in all parts of the United
States. No other manufacturer OF Medi.
cine ever gave their Preparations such a
test as this. Go To your druggist, l.
Tanner. and get bottle for rs cents and
ny 1.-TWO doses will relieve you. 27y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24

Castoria Is mnre than substitute for Castor
Oil. II 10 the only safe article In existence which
ID certain to assimate the food, regulate the bow
els cure wind colic and produce natural sleep. IL
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and Is pleasant to take. Children need not cry,
and mothers may rest.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24

- Get your job printing done at the
REPUBLICAN office. You can save mon.
ely by it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24
MEAT MARKET.

NJ. Ruge & Co.
Located one door north of Humrichouser
e Dial's grocery store, Plymouth, Ind,
keep a. NIL supply of the best quality OF
fresh beef, pork. mutton, We l. sausage,
etc. Lard. corned-be and pork nicely
cured, and in prime order.
Give them call.
Jan. 22d, '74ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24

-Ifany Of our ciusens want business
or calliog cards printed. on white or col:
ored board, tinted, bristol. OF snowflake,
eli they have to do is to sand IN their or
pers and the greonbacks, and they win b
supplied chesp-veYy ebesp.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24
8ailrnads.
CINCINNATI, WaBAsH asp sICBfCas L. Z.

Close connections made at Gosben With the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern fsilroad fsx al
points East, West and North, and 81 Warsaw nth
the Piteeeurg, Fl Wayne chicago railroad.
, On snd after Monday, May -, 1874. trstns wiz
leave stations on this road ne follows;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-24
sntaur Imminent,

ed-breasts, scalds, burns, salt-rheum. ear-schc,
&C., upon the human frame, and Of strains,
SPAWN. gsils &C., upon animals In one year than
have'ail ether pretended remedies since the world
began. X is counter-irritant. an all healing pain
believer. Cripples throw away their crutches, the
lame sls, poison Gus bites rendered harmless,
and tn wounded are healed without scar. II 70
NO hunbug. The recipe is published around each
bottle X Is selling article ever before sold,
and Il sells because it does just what it pretends to
do. ThSse who now suffer from rheumatism, pain
or swelling, deserve to suffer II they VIII not use
Centaur LiniInent. More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatism, govt, running tumors, &C., have been
received. We viii send a circular containing GER
tfcates, the recipe, &C. gratis to any one request
ing IL. One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur
Lihinent is worth hundred dollars for spawned
CT swecnied horses and mules, or for screw-worm
In sheep. Stock-owners-this liniment 10 worth
ytdr attention. No family should be without Gen.
taar Liniment. Sold by 81 Druggists. 80 cents
PER bottle; large bottles 90. J. B. ROSE q Co.
So Broadway, New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-31
Agricultural Facts aud Figures.

Hon Samuel - I,ugrl,s. of Nav
Nnrk a most reliable and laborioms
statistieisn, ut a lase meeting of III.
New York Chamber II t'nmmorcc, gave
tl,r following condensed facts relating
IL the agriculture ofthc United States,
The agriculture IL the American
nicn il tho broad and enduring hasis
u is nationsl strength,
l's agricultural population Il D, ooa. !.
Ill in 1870, had created and acquired
4 rrulcrt, ~ agricultural wealth val.
ned at Sll.i.iaas,..t1. showing ~
ascrsse value II Sl,sIS ror heal,
yielding Il net incunc II 1910.
Every million added to tho agritHl.
,ural population viii, consequently, cid
At lcasl 81 SIS ,0oO. o0O u the nMlioW.
nj wealth
The Itcscnt yearly Increase In this
population heing - l3a. M additions
al million will ls gained ever, thirteen
years.
Those additional millions will be VI.
gentl, ncs,lcd anil can ho readily sur.
Piled lty Europe from iimo to time and
from age u age, ~ enable tho \mtrl-
ean lnian to produce and export the
vegetable anil animal product. 10 feed
and the eolIon II clothe The largo and
aiealil, increasing population of Eorops
Tho trn interior States north ~
the nl,l. river anil on tho upper lates
snd rrer Mississippi aud Missouri.
produced IL tho year 1870. SIG. f6l.
.'2j bushels of cereals, weighing moro
than .l.ooo,noo TONS. ayoirdurol,,
lsy the rltc of tho present century.
twents.sis years hence. thcso Htatsr
will rrehnbly produce 10, ,oo0. 900 u
tons.
II lias now hfrnmo a matter of vital
interest, no, only to tho American | n
I'm, but 70 tho common civilization and
welfu<e u The world. to improve 10 the
utmost MI The waterways. natural anil
artificial. a,l'rr,linv el,uap nansportn-
tin, irpn, Tie i.nu,unse ,aluriur VI North
Amrp,t.il h, ths ...snut,
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Tan Aea ttlard 1,

Tan IN sfltl T. work harl All In,
snl real, stule. ~ eNnH the sagat i.
les II st'eirir. I'LL night, thus wasting
senr vitality tshaus,ing yoar nervous
system enl bringing ~ premature
ilseas, an,l decay anl oil aees
Gan seu a'rarl ~ vt hastily, aml
then rush a. stu,ly or business. with
drawing the nrfsaus energy frmm tho
system II 'hc hraiu anil muscles. anil
thus inducing dyspepsia in few YEARS
III NEST. II scunrg" ani haunt anil make
YIN miserable, fer years ~ fur lifry
Gan sau afford to liz, on rich ar
l'iyhly season 1 fool, cas champagne
.nppcra, because an artificial appetite
i thus gfntiIicl, rendering gant. ,lss.
Ipelsia, anl apeplsxy. In the middle
If life. almost 4 certainty
Tan suu ntEprtl ~ cnmmit suicide
through the Indulgence pf appetite aud
passion, adopting tho faals motto. Il
short life anl 4 mprry oncg"
Tan ,nu Afford 10 indulge IN fas,
living. dressing beyond your means,
driving livery horses. or Keeping n
hersc yourself, when ,unr income i
~. adequate IL such expenses
Tan yau afford 10 smnke and chew
ioIacro, thu. spending from i've IT,
twenty NJ thirty dollars u month, in.
jutlng your nervous sys,em, and there,
b, transmitting 10 rhillrcn u weakened
constitution making tlom runy in,a.
lids fr lilet
Tan yen ailori 10 hnrn NJ, Your
nervous system and denlpralite your
while character by the uso ot alcohol.
IL li4uarf
I'm yau Afford ~ mike money III
the expense of your manhonl. your
health, sanr just responsibility and IN.
ispriiyt
tan ,on ail.il even 10 gain tho
whole world. aa' thcreh, make of your
sell uunln wreck.
'an A.al afford 10 ruh your mind. IL
elail,c yaar hack will, silks aud satin.,
anl crafty am..e love pt display
t'an YIN aisarl u be tricky, anl
thereby ,lef,anl Your employer of the
.ilsl sers ,fn yoa uNu him, o,nn though
saa gct s"ur ras. thus making your.
aali n mural bankrupt.
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N"u have na' uttered onr word II truth
nbea, this matter Your rulse |. now
running NJ high n Az NIL 40 person
cnios,ng gael hcsltl, eul telling ,he
truth would have Is rapid lulsa,ian M
that" Tie problem or centuries was
solved the hny acknowledged tha, he
hal broken into tie school launsc. Al.
though the hear. sent na t.'l.,alc blood
~ the face, i, t',rohbcl i,s confession
IN tho tiny pulse. an,l science lad
again trinmphcd wherc human ingrn.
ni,y had hern sadly nj fault.
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lic ynn tho rolicc fnrccs" inquired
i .iInridatcl old man A. hc entered
IT, tcntral station Saturday and al.
dressed n sergeant. lie wns Informed
TINT such war the ease, when hc con.
,inupi; "Well. I'm clean tuekcrca
an a.. that wife II mine, l'm Il
ionl.--a hlaslad old f.al. sir. I'm
lit, apl she 4 twenty. She wants h
gad. and ! want u stay NJ hane, nnd
il say a word its the ra.pei. club,
i.atiron, ar what ever comes handy
l'so argued, aud scultle.l. and I'll. aud
here | an, Look at this black eye.
l.ppk at nc all over. mister police
force onec was happy, now I'm
busted. shc wants mo ~ ~ to every
picnic ansl excursion anl festival anil
dance. nhl ii's killing me hy inclca.
Then shs wants 4 new dress le.lay n
bonnet Tomorrow n hustle neat ,ln,,
anil ~ M. mud l',c got ~ go. en- ~
have d nsh,. l'sn stood II all along.
hui ! IN broken down. Soc that ere
arm sea where she put her teeth i,
thar this morning when | wunlln, Let
her have none, 10 buy pair "f high.
hee!cd slices. Just lay yer eyes ii,
that air scar, mister police force.
'I.s pretty tough sail vi, ~crgcan,
a, hc looked, Tough: t;rca, l,aa,ens'
it's awful. Perfectly awful u bite nc
up ,hn. way. continued The Old man.
Int the cni har come. I'm going T.
canada, a,n--.foins right now ".
gpl rclashuns over thar who wouldn'
ser nc abused, aud nle's welcome /,
what Il, ,hc house lfany unr rnnrl
around here .a,in' l'Ne committed nj
eide ~ disappeared, iusi scll how II u.
mister police inree-tcl, IN | aulT.'el n
suffered until had tp lpasc hsf "a lie
Tell everybody 10 hcwarc cf her. III.
looks nice. but p'iss n varapo. 4 hsp
ererit n regular yal'sr TN behind til
rurfun, lusles The sergeant prem,
isni an,i tho Old nan rsllrl down iii
s'er,cs ani ratsuni h.s jos ,ses tpwal'
the li,.t. - ,jeira,. Fspr is.ss.
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WHOLE NO. -oA

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AA# slAi 49, iest NJ
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4 tas n3atsttFs sslh alsHat setittu.
III Hw 4 aiue HW AIsniille sneh H.
tH'r als'nt tha nh'litisr properties n
Y fG ~ politicians n,t.i nsef ,ltias.
aian, ltst asl tights and snm,,nst,
hns anl ihr ieatlc arr g1ing d tls
a0il II J i, liuIlaul, in Sril.
Nnee tr slni.
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How ~ tiroN the Olean,lcr,


The Olrandcr il very ornamental
irlan' when property grown, lu, VIC
scldo'n see lln" specimens, There i.
scarcely Que of my readers who has
not seea d"1sns a tall stragsly plants
propose to give directions hy uhicl,
inc plants may be grown. Take n
healthy cutting. rlaec |, III bottle 4.
water. and let IL re,nnin there ill roots
appear: then rct il, shifting II intp
larger pots ~ ~ raets require room,
DO not try ta have i, branch uu,il it
blooms. l. will then iasc lunv.
straight stalk.--a good foundation for
the plant y"u desire, After blooming,
three shoots will start. allew these IL
grow. NJ these are tho flower sheo,s.
Int after ih,sr hive l,lnnmr,l rnt
hack NIL the shoots 10 within four or
five inches II lie furmsr branching
place. DO this caeh time the plant
blooms
TWn year. no Mc hal Plan. given
ns Which wa four years oli and sever.
all feet hisA IL autumn my husband 10.
mor-rlessly mt /, down te within Ave
inches II the iiist branching. hut aficr
starting tho following spring II grew
rapidly. The 0lnaudrr hna man,
gooi qualities. II will hlupm we'll tar
it, onnrf all summer, and then artpr
cutting down in the fall. mn, bs IN,
IN Il Try cellar Tor tlto winter, doing letter
during The following summer fpr iis long scss.
While gruWinsil requires nn aL,,nd-
nnce ef water. II would hc Il god
plan 10 allow il 70 stand in pans CON.
stan,ls full ii water till after blooming
when water should hc gradually with
held till cnt ~, anil ihcn /, should bn
put in tho cellar AMI no more wntcr
given i I'LL .hc following spring
II IL well II r. u. The plants every
three years Just before starting them
N the srIina), II yun du not ~isl,
them in larger pots, pare tho lalls Of
roots with sharp knife ~ the sides
and bottom. fc.ro. Il, s,rnng flel, laau.
AMI tet in a shaded place. AMI in n fcw
wcvkr the roots vii iurm anew hit.
~ t.lnycr In Floral t'nLn.s.
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Josh Killings lii tioud English.

Time il money. aud man, people pa,
their debts With IL.
Ignorance IN the MI n.rsr of rreju
dice.
Halt the ,lar onipI, oi ii'r Il Tie rc.
sui. # getting tired IL Ourselves.
lisnryolenrc j. tlir crrnm ~ ,',e milk
of human kinlncss.
People VI snl renr, NJ III - ahos,
opinions agree Miihonls.
style Is se,rr, thing fer II sinner, auf
little N II will nnt hnr, saint,
Men nowadays ate divided inta slov
Christians anil wiic.awahp sinners
There are people Nlla esFd i, efrai'
hell b,rsu.e oi tin piowl suiug there
N.si people ats like eggs to- iul
&c themselves a. hold ANYTHING clse
/ /, mnlc i baI Inn ~ ll.rse
Health Il a lonn IL rsll
! Nees4si,, il the mother u Invention
Lnt patent right n the father \, i
lso.srt ~ the t'sn FL ba't .sia
ey... lies me-, lresmiat
Wan va. bail, Hftcr MI athrr thing
hal been mrdc aaa rrnnnnnrel eood
| III nu, le urull havr insisted IA ri~
ing his prlrr. ~ = .he rest I the iph
'lian la'ien ~ III bunch. ,'hr.
cars ls. fa lt ria ~. rlete ''fu
ltn,snrt.r- esn
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-31

Tho Toledo IIlado utterly dononnccs
and rcpndiateA Isaac n. Sherwood, tho
Congressman for that district. and .a,r.
"As Mr.. Sherwood !. likely to bc the
Republican nominee for Congress thi,
fall, the Democracy will have tho all
vantage u IN In the matter of fitness,
no matter who tluy mn, nominate. 7"
Here, O. lIladc. In \ Republican
District TIM. knows just how 10 .ympa'
thcxc with your own. iowa s,at,
Register I
And hs,c. q. both of seu i
ane.hev,