Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-06
DIR. Marshall's lung syrup is with.

DIR. MarshalPs lung syrup is with
out doubt one of the best prepare
tons for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
asthma, etc, ever offered 70 the pub
lie. Call at our store and get a trial
bottle. Omit.
Rev. J. H. Swope. a Methodist
preacher who was stationed in South
Bend few years ago died suddenly,
in DesMoines, Iowa, on Wednesday
last He was Presiding Elder of the
DesMoines District, at the time of his
death.
-Elkhart county contributed the
services Of five OF her young men to-
the state, one day last week.
A desire TO live without work caused
the young men to commit burglary.
They will probably learn something
to their advantage in Michigan City.
Justice Frame has in his posses
sion a Grecian coin Of the period of
the Emperor Adrian, about one hun
dred years after Christ 1t is OF solid
brass, weighs one and a-half ounces
and wears well its weight, of about
seventeen hundred and seventy-five
years--South Bend Register
Children cry for Castoria. 1t is
as pleasant to take as honey, and is
absolutely harmless. 1t is sure to
expel worms, cure wind collie. regu-
late the bowels and stomach, and
overcome lrIitability caused by rash
or cutting teeth. 1t is a perfect sub
stitute for castor oil. and for costive-
ness in young or old there is nothing
in existence so effective and reliable.
Our old friend Mattingly, of the
Bourbon Mirror, advises Myers, OF
the Kendallville Standard and Stoll, |
of the Ligonier Banner, to settle
their dispute about their character
for truth and veracity, by the code
dueilo. There is where brother Mat
tingly is wrong. Myers and Stoll
are both sharp business men. and
have sued each other for libel; each |
claiming ten thousand dollars for his |
damaged reputation. If they both |
win, will they not make $4,000? |
And how could they make that much |
money so easy in any other way?
On the other hand, il they should |
meet in deadly combat, and one Of
them should be slain, the other
would be a murderer, unless he could
get clear by the insanity dodge. We /
think Myers and Stoll know what
they are about. We are willing to
trust them any way,
Daniel Jacoby and Monroe
Thompson who started for the Black
Hills, after gold about two weeks ago.
returned home, on Monday last. by
railroad. Mr.. Fuller who went with |
them is probably in the Black Hills
by this time. The company took
with them ample provisions for the
journey, butafter they got to Cheyenne
they ascertained that the coaches
were not making such regular and
quick time as they had expected, so
they employed a company of men
from Michigan, with wagons and
teams To transport them with their
provisions &c. to the mines. When
they had made 90 miles out, they
found the snow two feet deep on the
level-no wood, and the thermometer
was down below zero. This was an
experience our Marshall county voy-
ayers We're not used to. Jacoby and
Thompson. concluded they had seen
all they wanted to and not wishing to
be incumbered with anything that
would retard their progress, they
gave their stores to Fuller, their com
panion, and struck out for home. by
the most speedy route. Thompson,
says it only cost him $3.50 for the
trip, and he considers it cheap enough.
They are not showing their gold dust
to covetous friends yet.