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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

Neoahs eosssy b ~ hasoss esosu
81 fruit, - ny Tie 0ssaea. ~ i
. sbsss right
Hse. A. D. Bosksath, efHastisR
- bsou sppoissA Mgisese efths u.
q. Lad 06o 6 Moth f1ae1e, vies
d. 0oodvin rsoessd D.. WHeAa
ressetly appoisasd recsives efthssoo
oGcs, poased throash the city - bio
vsy to take chsrse-Llscoss Star.
Tie following items sss from he
Jesi.Ea 0osssss:
We uadsrn<ssd that v. g., w.
and Geo. jazz iaaeod . ssnss ~ Tie
Biask Hin before long. il being their
isteotioo Of eoiog With The party that
- to leave Kearpey.
Easssy Swih, Jr., Wednesday, ct
oat II. 7lO 2 ysar ed Ash tree. which
i . fright s1art sprinkle" 1hss b
probably The hryese number oftsess
ever see out 10 this county b. oss nas
IN ooe day. By the way, Wednesday
of this week.-mrs. ATbos Day, aud
did yoa DO - NJ. Swift-sst cot
teeesf
d.. A. d. Bsckvorth has coscludsd
to bid sdiea 70 bic 0asy fSissds i
Adams county, and tssasfss his bssi-
eess aod base Of actioo t. North Ptatfe
Nsh, whore - hops BE nay Dsst'
With usbousded success. AZ . busi
neo man ssd . sccisl geotlsmss b i
liberal and genial. We bespeak fcs
him . warm welcome BY tie North
Plsteesa
The Min Cospsoy are quietly pssh-
Jog the work to completion. An The
uachinery 10 the third seory and gas.
ret Is placed 10 proper position. A
portion Of the secood sto-y u flushed,
add vorkmea viii Be engaged this
week in settisg the eogise. boiler,
bars, 10. Il 10 calculated that iside
off month the mill viii b in griuding
order. The coopasy propose 70 ship
10 grain 10 quantity suf6c:ent 70 sap
ply the home demand, aud the demand
which viii Be made By . large scope
Of western country, uotil more grain 10
raised In this part Of the State
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

TEE bitterness Of the c~ounty-scat
tight 10 Adams eoussy b veil illsstrs-
ted b the following: The preacher
Who be- charge Of The n. 3. Church
q Hassioga resides upon and owns
propsrty IN the vest part Of the cosoty
and consequently. hs1 % interest in
the success Of Junists. and voted for
thst town. Bot his christian brethren
ct Hastings plseed . higher regard
upon . vote in their hvos than upos
the ministrstions Of . coescientious
preacher Of the Gospel, and no,i6si
the htter that be could not preach 10
Hsstinss from that time heocs!orwsrd.
He replied that bs hsd b. 90 assigned
to labor 1t thst psaer, and rhouh co.,
time to do % until recalled in the
usual way.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

Some Of the pspsss Of the State
speak Of the Haseiaes eosventios q
. ''Republiess" convention, ssd Of
the nominees - the "Repeblicss nom
inesa" Nov. this not true il any
sense Of the word. The convention
vas - old So Rspublicso COO.
veotios, and With the exception Of
the delegates from this county there
were bat very fsw Rspsblicsas il that
assembly. With, perhaps. the q.
esption Of the Senator, who " are
sorry tn ~ claims 70 Be Republican.
Tie Hastings ring-msstsrs we're oil
DsUoeats add have never bsea any.
thing else.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

TIE Black Hills fever il 90 the in
crea.e. and Notwithstanding the atti-
tude Of the Government aod the IN.
eouaainty Of the real existence Of any
mineral wealth. there are thousands
making preparations to 80 - coon Is
there b grass sufficient for the teams.
The seton Of the government, itself,
haA1a the effect Of calling attention
70 II 6osatry. and it 10 shrewdly sur
mhed that the course pursued has
besn With . special view Of calling ct.
teutiou 70 the county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
re- NEWS.

twenty-five husdrej euisrssts .
detained ct Omaha bys break il the
y. P. r. r, asd more arriving every
day. They are "a ''throash" passso-
gers.
Hon. Guy Barton. Of Moth Platte,
bought three carloads Of ersiu aud
gave tut to his Deishbors for seed,
upon condition that each return the
same number Of bushels received,
when the crops are gathered.
Mrs. Gnhaeh. Who vas charged
with killing her step-daughtsr 1t
Kearuey, last fsll, has besn tried and
the jury foasd . verdict Of msuslaugh-
tor.
Jefferson county figures up . popu-
lation Of 1866. Last rear il Va 1915,
. gain Of s9l, which i not bad for .
g~rasshopper year.
Mr.. John Hauntsmsir VA fouud
dead in hi. Geld near Rairbury. . few
days since. He bad left the house
but . isv hosn previous for the pur-
pose Of sowing sraia in The 6sld.
whore b died. Il = supposed tAas
his death vas caassd b. heart dissass.
The Coluubus JoarDal ays:
mr. ". y. Makes. Of Oskdsls,
Astelops Co, hft The city o. Satsr-
day oogaiag la, boeod for Eaghod,
With . vssy nice pair of elk u . eass.
which nay zone day gSaoe ooe Of shs
6ss paris II osrsy cd kaglasd.
Ths spsuhsoet;s = spesad.se GAr md
vids. Aosag tAs hssst nasilssntioss
Ne tsd thse Nsbs,sks has shallsaesd
Liseols 70 Nest IL . spelliag eestsse.
The Ensels Star i publishin3 .
series Of very interesting letters from
Colorado.
-Tbe Helesa xssr.ai he agais
dAaagsd has1s O. 3. Seeet rstirss
and E u. Corrsll sskse charge. NJ.
Cesre1 startsa The Joarsal four ysass
EGO. 9ses which tioe L has he'd .
saubse Of psb,ishsss. and sdieesA
TIE Hsbeca Journal nys:
o. -n-~- e
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
TINE REQ CLOUD CHIEF.
WEDNESDAY APRIL .. ls7s.

We hope our readers viEl psrdss
- Ses devotisg - spses h this isse
10 thst b.see Of lunasies vho rsspec-
lively edit the Lowell Register and The
6sstiass Lossssl Il i seesssssy to
- this for tie sane reason that The
trovejer y sometimes eoosenioed %
turn ssd drive away the in-nas-
Dsred eur that russ ssd yeips e his
heel& After this issue Ne shall give
them . rest, unless the insects coetieue
% bsss around, in which cass Il nay
b seoesssry to give them soothes
'ssookiag out"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

Our townsmen, George and David
Bslentine, wintered fork Of three
Thousand sheep, in the Medicine Val
ley, on the borders Of Nebrsska and
Kansas. and up to last week out Of
this large number. only four had died,
aud they were lost from the flock dur
ipg the heaviest. snow storm ever
known 10 that part Of the country.
George Is Of the opinion that sheep
nisinR in Nebraska IL very profitable.
State journal.
We call the attention of our farmers
to the above statement. There Is 20
better country for sheep than this, and
there should be thousands Of them
here, 10 Webster county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

8UCos soop Weo0s s~o 6sOeS
Comstock. Who represents the brains
Of the Lowell Register nov comes to
the front and opens that terrible
mouth Of his With . prolonged howl
that resembles the yell ofa cross be-
tween . blood hound aud the "yaller
dog" He has just enough Of the
ceurags Of the hound to howl, and the
covsrdies Of the yellow cur, to lead
him not b send his "yawp" down
this vay. In other words he didn't
send rs q copy of the paper containing
his manifesto. II appeared. however.
in his masters paper. published 1t
Hastings. and until Ne go proof to
the contrary. shall assume that It 10 .
eorreot copy. The article 10 hardly
worth noticing, and but for ~ point
We would let il pasa. The "msp max
q" says:
IF western Adams and Webster
counties, after . more mature deliber-
alton had come 70 the conclusion that
they would run IN independent esadi-
date, it was The duty Of their leaders
70 have sosiasd Mr.. Moady 10 that
effect, giving hin . fair show"
This is pretty good, considering its
source, aud shows the treneodoos
amount Of thought that Is evolved
from the bs.ia Of he Register oas.
nua.t hA knov that IL eoassatioa
Wa called ct the latest possible day.
just for the vsry object Of p~rsssatiag
ssytAing like an iadsps.dsse ticket
fton beisg 10 The fsldf Doa't b
Know, Is ven - tho 1aa - apes ftsr
the iumortal Senator. tAat tAsse vas
IN arfsaeeosue made belWeeo Hast
inEs saA-xA,alLfha Rnam vilaiso1s
ia 10 aatass. Tat the Daaaess kssv
their only hope vas i keeping Tie
people in ignorance Il vho tAs easdi-
dates we're to b. up 70 he day e
elsssios, If possihlsf AID. farthsr.
i - q his master saeh fool q %
sapposs. that tAoss opposed 70 Tie
ftssds psrpetrated. would 90 70 the
rins-mnsknf. the ersk thine I'D d.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
Tn loAo 80 m I1aAeI MI,

That sows settlsoset vill b made
With the 6ieax, and thst Tie Blask
Hills eoastsy vir b speedily epsssd
to miners u believed By al vhs havs
sivss The sshjsot Tie Isast sttsstioa.
There i alse god svidssss bssess The
public that sold viii b fossd thsse il
large qusst;t;sa TO the gold hastsrs,
the bsst vasoe reafs 70 that rsagioo u
for the present . most iupoetast qses-
ton. Bat, vbes that eosstsy beeowes
better ksown ssd The travel 70 and
from il becomes more general, The
facts 10 relation to the best road will,
Of eourss. ~ ZONE ost. The Only
c|sss Of white mss Who are It least
eoovsrant With the eountsy ssoand
about the Black Hills are the trsppers
and hustsfs. and it i upoa their ~
counts that the pioneer sosd diggers
vill b compelled to rely. Mr. John
Farley, whose experience and kosvl-
edge Of that portion Of The country ore
probably superior 70 that Of any other
white man, says that the best road
will b foaad By following up the val
Ieys Of the streems emptyisg into the
Platte. This statement appears rea-
sooable. beosase in pursuing any other
course, hsavo devidss will have to Be
crossed, and the enisrant l. certin to
meet With very roagh roads and CO.,
siderable and. The reason WY this
point has been selected By the Me
sour Valley, Kearney and The Black
Hill Transportation ca. - their place
for Quitting, is not solely because il
has the best road, q the di6eraoce
for City miles along the Uu;on Pacific
road is very tr.6ins, bat Is mainly o..
ing to the advantages derived from
three competing li0es Of railsoads,
which enable them to furnish the neo.
esssry goods % cheep - they can be
obtained 10 Omahs, and . great deal
cheeper than ct any other place be-
tween the two points. Kravssv Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29
NICHOLS, S13HA10 { cos
''VIsRA1os" TnsEsaes

esSsst:d In he annals Of Farm Machine ,.
In . brief period il hes become WI iely known
.?1 IULLY ESIABkt;HED; z: the
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

GRAIN 0A61E0S .18Vgn09 70 sab:
o4hsr. Threshsrs, whsn pested % The vsst
superiority Of this enc. to! saviaQ Grain. sev-
ing time. and doing fast. thorough and 5000
TasnsE.xsu ,xp Z. bisAly ad~vantssso.s
% ran . machine that he's % "bsetsn."
d cRiis: In; $; r s.4 As,i a;:.e ia:: ss:sa f;D Dsas
Miilett nd 81 gach din cslt Grain ed seeds.
With ENTIRE EASE AND kI1RCTIvk-
NESS. Cleans 70 perfection; saves the fe4-
msr HE thresh bill ~ extra sayiex Of grsin;
makes n "Littefinss;" reeeirss LESS THAN
,NR -HALR the usual Bells. Bexa. Joar-
nals: and Gear; easier n..eaxsd les rep:ir.;
wait for. even a~t advanced prices. While ether
machines ere ''oat jobs"
Pear discs 0aAe WITH 60. - aaA
n 0vsee "0OOoeo0" PoWoeo, oSoo .
speciality - Nepasoo0go "al00e.s
Oxpsessly Ges 0TeAA POW8o. o10
- match oso0S He - eoWess.
Ifiutsrsstsd IN Grain raising, Or thrsshing,
write for ulustsa I'd Circulars (eoet isoe) viii
fall poStioulays oS size. stys~, prices. terms.
ees.
NICHOLS, s1EPADD . GO.
ReAals Utssk. NSsAiess
AOVe9TD01No Chsops Coed : 0ysts-
- aaaie. All psreons Who contsoDs.ts
naktne ceot!actS with nevseapcrs ser y
::sssss q 81, o1,'Esi:snsss sno.lc 30 80 10 -
New Yesk. for their PAAPnt11.DOOk
(~aiaslv-ssseatA edseio~). eoneaintag lists 81
over 10U0 n~ewspapess NJ estimates. showing
he est. Advostieo0onAD takeo t6e leading
papess In na1y Stst0 q . tFe1cndooe ~
doc0oa non p~0blisosss' rsses. YET fasb os3
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

that isssrsse eosld est tve ueubsn
isstsod q e.. Thie plss ~ fxea
1921 ~ &s g. 49, n.
-..-L ~ .-:,a
49,
wv -. -
urn, . '.'' .ss'e''
y" .s.1 'os css's
80 % cPso'e q oss o.
esv' ,uss'.es nv e0s'o = %
~
eozsoftAe mne,e !. tha se...
1910. thu .s.,...,1 ~. Tur
Carr snnnort.d ~. 4 ,,.;.. Mi.
dasm" matter aho,e 10, 49,.
may b soue do,bs. To ct hi, nat
Ter It rs,e ~ v;n nv. that The eet;r,
CHIrp o@os from ths ..old ue." -
the ..devir' labocsd d.v and uieht
without INV ..Iet M" 10 sesar, The
s)eotios Of LAIRD and Tnosx.
-
Laird and Thorpe we're elected BY
maud perpet,ated .. Webster county.
nc"es "0s'
eo'eoo "" sas'ses ITO" the
~ toe sp''''
- :. '"'
= v''s ,p.''' 'os
= eo' 1 " 'oe NJ u.
10 .I''' Ps'pe'".e' "sos'
01'' - peop' vos '1sS
w 500 .1o =" :'o's sue
. ~
' "'o. '.' VI '.'
'0"s ~ a"o ns' oeeD, 'os' 'os peop'e
,o pso' u 'o'''s e.0'P. ooos'
'"' mo ''Pe.''oo ., 'o"e
49, "s.' 's.1 oeo'' Dsso
= AUo "e.p Soer GU"
'e's 0~''"e - '"'e's =
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

nosEhs, cd . - app6sa 70 IL ssr.
rsG expresses. II hsrdiag. 80. Of
sesrs h vosA bsssssssasy 70 hsvs .
eoopsesse psssss - sssssse ed hsss
charge 3ths 1ssks. ~ i N ~ b
dilssle - g. osa ossh aloess
evssy tsvsshie A esobisst;os u
tbs kisd = pssSssay faibls. asd
would pay ths hsssst kid efs divi-
dead. At& - 6nG sxpssss q bay
Ing, bssdisg ssd feeding. sse3 altes
sbs 1rk Clip q WOOL, tbssS would Be
- farther expresses thaG would ~ b
more than net b tie iseoos. We
ask our farmers 70 Dook q tAis matter.
ssd 70 diso1o 4. 81 ~ srs eos6dest
that The result via b grasifyiag 70 IN.
Sesd II yoss views upou he subject.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

Irisa veil established fact that
there is 10 other portion ofthe United
States % veil adapted to sheep % the
western part Of Nebraska, Easssrs
Wyoming and Eastern Colorado. Ne
braska a. . State furnishes . greater
proportion Of coed grssing lands to
The total ara than say other part Of
the world. Thers i scarcely a asrs
Of The uaeulsivassd hsds that i not
covered With . god srewth Il srsss
thsei especially aaaptsd for sAssp
grasiss. Tie expresses ef ksspias
sheep 10 large Socks i veg snail We
believe that ssvesty-kss sssss per
hssd. Sbr . Aoek Of 1000. vosld cover
svssy item of hsrd,ng. and tie small
auo1st Il hay end gain thss i Dsed-
Cd = Vel - the cost Of shss1ag asd
esttiag tie uool ready 1be asrket
o. dellar pr hssd. - tAisk vosld
y vsEy 6bsaAl Gfiuats q total q.
Daa sfs 1esk q 1000. An income
ever ssd Sbovs that anosse would b
- nueA clear profit Tie natural H.
Wsass aloss vosA b i Q lev ysarsr
n6es . make . fcck-oaster wealthy.
Thsrs are bat fsw of The Earn - Of
this eossty that arc shas q THE tine
10 purchase . fock hres sssssA TO
dlain the vhola tine asd atfsoeioa Il
90 Dss. asd i i cay b sueA 1oeks
that nv srsat anoase Of oessy en-
b oads. bet II 60 0ssol, Aalfa
dosss q Dors 0A Thsrs i not =
iowssAip n ~ ooosty Bat thaa co.
taias eosidesable -uassttlsd lasd, -
wheFs thessas1s u shsep ms beA&e
n v,thssA issrfaiee uisA thssigAas
efa ingis set1lsr. lsfhck ~ uieAt
~ he Eae e every scAool 6nrisk
less. bsFs u = PIN tAaA = psasea-
ID - b pat int spsssaisa -
pssssak ssnea. aaa Vii bgiae uess
nossy isas ~ esssey - No10
nsss ualkA tAaa q ~ esaianHss-
10 thak ~ eoantyh apshls e e
= III: estho AueseeWSA
L- -sA 49, -N
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-29

Master Hawley Babcock. aged 7
years, laid. % egg uron our table that
measured 8lA63 inches, and weighed
a ounces. W. call that ''some eRe,"
end would like to have oar readers
bring in their large hen-ffuit. Its
pretty near egg-nogg time, you know.
-Jsaiatd Gazette.
WeI-yes. it u some egg" for .
boy Of that tender age to lay. What
viii be Be- able to do ten years hence?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28
No USE of any longer taking the large,

No USE of any longer taking the large,
repulsive. gripping. drastric and nauseous
pills, composed Of crude and bulky ingre-
dents. and put up in cheap wood or paste
board boxes, when We can, by careful ap-
plics.on of chemical science. extract all the
csthaltic and oiher N sdicinal properties from
the m .st valuable roots and herbs, and con-
centrate them into o minute Grsnule. scarce
ly larger than mustard seed, that can be
readily swallowed by those of the most sensi-
tive stornachs and fastidious tastes. Each Of
DIR. Pierces Pleasant Purgative Pellets repre-
sents, in most concentrated form. as much
cathsrtic as is embodied in any Of the large
pulls found for sale in the drug stores. From
their wonderful cath artic power. in proportion
to their s;ze people who have not tried them
are apt to suppose that they are harsh OF
drastic in effect, but such is not at all the
case the different active medicinal principles
of which. they are composed bcing so har-
monized, one by the others, as to produce a
most searching and thorough, vet gently and
kindly operating cathartic. The Pellets are
sold by dealers ir medicines.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28

PRACTICAL HINTS CONCERNING
THE USE OF TEA.
The following hints concerning the
use of tea may prove useful:
/. Whoever uses tea should do so in
great moderation.
2. 1t should form part of the meal,
but never be taken before eating, or be-
tween meals, or on an empty stomach, as
is too frequently done.
8. The best time to take tea is after q
hearty meal.
4. Those who suffer with weak nerves
should never take it at ALL
5. Those who are troubled with in
ability to sleep nights should not use
tea, or if they do, take it only in the
morning.
6. Brain workers should never goad
on their brains to overwork on the
stimulus of tea.
7. Children ard the young should not
use tea.
s. The over-worked and under-fed
should not use tea.
9. Tea should never be drunk very
strong.
10. 1t is better with considerable milk
and sugar.
IL. Its use should of once be aban-
doned when harm comes from it.
u. Multitudes of diseases come from
the excessive use of tea, and for
this reason those who cannot use il
without going to excess should not use
it at all.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28
WORK.

81 am burden to no one, l pay for
whatever l have. / am dependent only
on myself" We hear such assertions
every day from those who never did a
stroke of work, either at business or
manual labor, but they have some hun
dreds of thousands, left them by some
one who did work, and they have sat
down to "eDjoy life," as they term it.
Let us tell you, friends, the workers of
this world support you no less than they
do the veriest paupers in the aims
house. We ask, What do you in your
idleness but consume :? And by
what divine right are you entitled to
idle about and use without endeavor to
keep good that which industry has be-
slowed on you? Are you better man
than was your father that you can spend
his hardearned gains regardless of the
example he set you? Ora better woman
than was your mother that you need not
remember that she was worker ? Rouse
yourselves, thoughtlessones. linda busi-
ness, 60 to work as men and women, in
your homes, among the busy throng, any
where or at anything respectable, only
find something to do now, and trust the
testimony of the many that you will be
far happier than in this life of idleness
which, when you stop to consider, dis
gusts you as much as it does any one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28
EDUCATING APPRENTICES-R. HOE

d CO.'S TECHNICAL SCHOOL.
The house of r. Hoe & Co., well
known for the invention of the wonder
full Hoe cylinder press, convinced that
the efficiency and success of their corps
OF workers would be greatly increased
If they possessed a good English educa-
ton and thorough knowledge of the
fundamental principles of mathematics
and mechanics, established year or
more ago school for their apprentices.
The recitation room, fitted up with all
modern improvements, is q portion of
the large, airy, commodious apartment
on the upper floor of their new bust
ness house, No. 504 Grand street, hav-
Ing magnificent views from windows on
every side. The course of study en-
braces grammar, arithmetic, algebra,
geometry, reading, writing, drawing,
composition, the ten science primers,
and Overman's mechanics. The classes
In these various branches recite once a
week, the recitation being an hour in
length. The lessons given are long,
but the apprentices have ample time
out of work hours, not only to prepare
them, out to reflect upon and study
their practical applications. All the
apprentices, numbering upward of
hundred, are compelled to go through
this course of study, and as the term of
apprenticeship ranges from five to seven
years, they have time to become prof.
cient in every branch taught, SO that
when their apprenticeship is over, they
have thorough English and technical
education, so far as mechanics are con-
cerned.
Everything is furnished gratuitous-
ly-the best of instruction, textbooks
and drawing materials and the annual
outlay required is, Mr.. Hoe assured us,
very trivial compared with the valuable
results already attained. The benefits
conferred upon the apprentices them
selves, and upon the community, by
school of this sort, are inestimable.
From the ranks of mechanics thus care
fully educated must come skilled work
men, inventors, and those who shall
make new and valuable applications to
the practical economies of life of prin-
ciples already known. The scholars in
this school are earnest and enthusiastic
in their studies.-Neso York Tribune.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28

HEART DIsEAsE.-Many persons sui
fer with heart disease without knowing
it-suddenly they drop of, and their
friends are astonished, on = ost -mortem
examination, to learn that they died of
heart disease. The heart, like the brain,
is the seat of hfe-its diseases are OF
several characters. The most common
are valular disease, fatty degeneration
and functional arrangement. If the
liver becomes deranged, and digestion
impaired, the heart, through sympathy
and juxtaposition, becomes abnormal.
The following symptoms indicate ap-
preaching disease Palpitation, giddi-
ness, faintness, nervous prostration,
deranged digestion, vertigo, cold ex-
tremities, etc., etc., for which the old
school will administer iron, opium,
anthony, mercury, and many other
mineral poisons. Heart disease is a
blood disease-purify the blood; remove
distractions to a limpid circulation by
taking that Vegetable Alterative, VINE
GAR BrTTERs, and you will be sound
person in two or three months. 20.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28
WLHoPr's FEVER AND AGuE Tonic

This medicine is used by construction COM
psnies for the benefit OF their employees, when
testimonials have been given by contractors
and by the Presidents of some OF the leading
railroads in the South and West. When men
are congregated in large numbers in the
neit,hborhood Of swamps and rivers, Wilhoft's
Tonic will prove valuable addition to the
stock OF medicines, and will amply reward the
company i'll the saving CT time. labor and
money. We recommend it to ALL WHEELocK
FINLAy Il Co., Proprietors, New Orleans.
For sale by all druggists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28

FROM Florida comes the story of
Della Jones, a full-blooded negress,
forty years of age She fell desperately
in love with young white man, car
penter, and realizing the fact that he
could never be- anything to her she
turned her property into cash ca, 250),
left it to him by win, and then went off
and drowned herself.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28

CA CLERGYMAN" suggests ocean I'M
mersion as preferable to cremation.
He says Funeral steamers might bepro-
vided, which, proceeding to a distance
from land, could deposit the remains
beyond the reach of Dissertation, and
whence injury could not result to the
LIVING
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28

FoB loss of cud, horn all, red water ia
cows, loss of appetite, rot, or murrain in
sheep; thick wind, broken wind and roaring.
and for all distractions of the kidneys in
horses, use Sheridan's Cdra,ry Condition
Powders
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28

THERE are few who need to be told
that the Sherman House is the best
hotel in Chicago. But all may not have
learned that its prices have recently
been materially reduced.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-28

Pianos and Organs
Fine new rosewood pianos for $500.
Fine walnut organs. six stops. Sis.
Good secondhand pianos, $50 70 5000.
Reeds Temple OF Music. Chicago.