Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-29


VINALL.-In this city Yesterday
morning. at three o'clock. DIR. ]. j. Vi.
nall, age' IS year..
We are informed that he Will be buried
to morrow. friday, at o'clock, by the
Masonic fraternity. lie died of lung
disease contracted by exposure, while
visiting patient in Dakota, about two
months ago. He was brought to this city
one month ago, when there was scarcely
hope of his recovery. ~
WILCOX.-At the residence of his
mother, In Plymouth, on Jan oath, at 2
O'Clock p. NJ, of inflammatory fever, Geo.
w. Wilcox, aged "a years and days.
The following lines sent by his mother
are very appropriate:
He has gone to his rest
Disturb not his slumber;
For God thought il best
10 cali one from our number.
George was for sometime employed in
the REPUBLICAN Office; but never long
enough to become printer. A portion
of the time he made his home with the
editor of this PAL er, and during all the
time we have known him, he was re-
garded by all as faithful and honorable
man. a portion OF his time he was en-
ployed in the Post-otfice Book Store,
aud sometimes he worked for Mr.. Ho-
gartb, as painter. He had no enemies.
McLANE.-At his residence in Ply
mouth, on the 18th inst, ut q O'Clock
A. NJ. l. ID. McLane, aged As years, A
months and % days.
l. ID. McLane, Esq, deceased after a
most severe illness from the 18TH inst.
under the following circumstances, mani
fest to friends present before his death,
and as revealed afterwards by post NOR
tenn examination of The body, by Drs. J.
NJ. Confer, A. D. Borton, G. r. Key
nolds and Ion. DIR. Glazebrook. held on
Monday. Jan. Goth. in presence of Messrs.
n. Poe, Ed. s. Fish, and Others. On
opening the abdomen the omentum per
itoneal lining Of abdominal walls were
found highly. congesfed, with here and
there focks ot pdss adhercnt, and ex-
tranavated blood and lymph poured out.
The intestinesWere intlated with gas and
thcirmuscuiar coats congested. The ev-
licences OF high inaammatory action were
plainly marked from the pyloric oritice
of the stomach TO the sigmoid fexure of
the colon, with numerous points of adj
hcsion. The liver ensorged, the gall
bladder filled with Its peculiar secretion
and lis duct INSTRUCTED by stone of the
following dimensions: 10th inch long,
916ths broad, o-l6ths thick and weigh
ing 40 grains. Its surface, externally
smooth, polygonal shape, and Of "A dark
greenish color. The ductus colnmunis
choledochus enlarged and highly intiam-
ed. The impacied gall stone formed the
point Of origin OF the inflammation which
extended fir ON thence along the bowels
and their cnveloping membrane through
out their entire length, involving the
stomach and liver, and producing disor-
ganization and death. For good and
specific reasons..I write this much of
Bro. l. ID. McLanc's material nature. 1t
remains for me TO say of his character, or
moral nature. that il was completely re-
signed to God, and most exultingly hap
py in Christian faith during his severe
illness; prior to uhich. "a a steward in
the VI. E. Church lie was faithful in sll
committed to his trust. As husband he
was coniiding and provident. AS Chris
tian an every day one As fraternal
brother he lived his espoused ritual and
his memory shall be fragrant as an Odd
Fellow; and though dead he yet speak
eth" as a man of God. An undisturbed
and loving married life was his His
lonely widow shares full christian SYM
pathy from every christian heart.
j. L. BOYD.