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"a Drop Of Joy in Every Word"
FLEauSoToS, Hunterlon Co.. N. j.,
LINN 1G 1874

Dr.. L. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, n. T.: Dear Sir
It IL with happy heart that pen these lines
to acknoS ledgo that you and your Golden
Medical Discovery aud PnrgAtivo Pollots are
blessings TO tho world. Thee0 medicines call
not 10 too highly praised, for they have almost
brought mo ont Of the grave. Threo months
ago was broken out with largo ulcers and
sores on my body, Limbs aud fac0. procured
your Golden Medical Discovery and Purgative
Pellets, and have taken six bottles, aud TO- day
am In good hcalth-sll these ugly ulcers
having healed and left my skin In natural.
healthy condition. thought at ono time |
could not be cured. Although can but poorly
express my gratitude to you, yet there Ia a
drop Of Joy In cvory word I writo. Gods blees.
ing rest o. you and your wonderful medicines
is tho humble prayer OF
Yours truly,
JAMES o. BELLS.
When q medicine will promptly euro such
orrible eating ulcers aud FREQ the blood Of tho
virilcnt poison causing them, who can longer
doubt it's wonderful virtues? DR.. Piorco, how.
ever. docs not wish to place bis Golden Medi.
cal Discovery In tho catalogue OF qusck patent
nostrnms by recommending 1t to euro every
diseasc, nor does lie 70 recommend II but
what he does claim Is this-that thero ID but
ono form OF blood disease that 1t will not euro,
and that disease IL cancer. he docs not re-
commend lls Discovery for that disease. yet
lie knows 1t to DO tho most searching blood
cleanser yet discovered, and that Il will FREQ
tho blood and system Of all othor known blood
poisons, DO they animal, vegetable Or mineral.
The Golden Discovery is warranted by him to
cure tho worst forms Of skin diseases, rs oil
forms Of blotches, pimplcs and eruptions, also
all EdGudular swollings, and the worst form Of
scrofulous and ulcorated sores OF mock, logs OF
other parts, and all scrofulous diseases OF the
Joint, and spinal diseases, oil OF which belong
10 scroiulous diseases.
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Medical Success !
kSVSSf
In which every poor suffering Man, Woman an
Child throughout the Country Is deeply
Intbfoatod

In which every poor suffering Man, Woman and
Child throughout the Country ID deeply
- Interested. a..
When DR.. Cnlllna began series OF experiments LOT
tho purpose Of making puAG and ec0ntnlcSi an rlr
mont In the treatment Of Diseases md ailments which
has almost restored this iAd 10 fr no met with inst
determined opposition aud Opprbrnn tina, has attend
cd all refomsIS In thu practice Of medicine. l,nthB
brilliant hueecas Of hi. Invention h4 Turned his ii TO
freuda and numbered hi, grateful AdnruFs by lh2u.
sandA Tho principle Of his invention consists IN ihe
application Of III, ctriclly by means 81 N"lihir or
t.nlvnnic Pilates, ea'efnl'y attached tog.,hsr ana
y ,hst when applied siil i0fm CONSTANT AMI
RLRCTRiC HATTERY.
hsd firmly IN tho akn by tho adhesion Of tho PlA.icrl
which, In Itself, poaatteS this most valuable medical
WhNn tho plaster Il placed nPn th" Affected part,
which bs done quickly and c,nvnn"ntly rs Win
tnu ordlIAry porous plaster that BY rr" pressure o.
tho hand the natural warmth and moisture OF the hkn
causes the plAiea 10 throw cut current o. plectfeytn
gentle that It IA scarcely possible to feel It otherwise
yet 90 penetrating ~ 10 stop almost immediately lhn
most 81 eruulAinE pAin. rnyS surgneAs amene.. and
draw intAmm alton r the lungs, lvet, kdnryasp
bowels bladder, host aud mn 'elrL insiahty ban'
shea pain and srrnb. Elves life and Ndr TO weak
cned and pArll zeal muscles ard Limbs and ~ Eratn
s'ory other sIt,rnal application, such ~ sHltrH. on!
menis otion., aud lnmrur III At "ncc hn discarded
Kven 10 paraly L. epilepsy or hts and nervous muscular
affections, thA Plaster by ulynE thu nervous totc =
has effected whrn oyciy other known remedy failed
Collins Vo1taic PlaSterS
ARE SOLD BY ALI, DRUGGISTS.
Price, 70 CrntI. Sl.25 for Si1. SS.2j for twelve.
kant by mall. canlnlly wrhppot and warranted, ny
WKEKH 4 POTTER, PropI lotorp, Boston, MhAa
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THE LORDS PRAYER !

Tho Lords Prayer h4, been made the subject e an
elaborate and eosIl{ stone EnIraInE Ole siissi
symbols aud unblems Of the most RttinE and RPrIopd
ae character; these Symbols and rihlen'G NJ" dreot
posaba Tor an ArtSt % DO Ts artist Hermann laus
sent whose name Il known throuEhoat NJ world haa
tahta and Wl'h seemingly supernatural linssnAti9n
and tkll, engraved the RnAfy scenes Of Heaven u
and tho Throne u God itself has bean gut IN Furr.M
mAtohlesA GRANDEUR and beauty. Each Inc Of "nnis
tho RngraVx Il varied In iEe aud ~ tht
all thc choicest sn moat tnssinAtinR STILES 81
represented. Nothing like II has bVrr been rf9,iletu
and probably never Sl II has cost Scalto Of toll anil
Large sum 81 Nancy to comp'c" III. MnfA q, art Ne
oT sI %Ss, T "" ssrs y hs
manshlp ev, pr ducad In this county. W. have mAnn
RisTPsS.S ~ sp SH, Gs vi e" IA any
quantity 10 agents and dealers In any part OF the Hniu
This exclamation will give you but iAint Idea 81 ~
execution Of thiA Rngayhs. II must DO 10 Cnalo
you +, s.Alit. waai u |. n " Eer'cO,iOn ...
been anything 81 tho Kind Aold In tn county, the sell
inE Of affords ya golden harvest lndeed; u I. M
prsscnt tina large number Of AGENTS aro at Tutk
selling II nnw. and hro r.poring GAttAHilina5 a,go
sales ftnm nvery quarter You rann"t iAh 70 succeed ~
selling H. a. tis moral sentiment Of tho EnEr wing "
rurra success This feature cannot BIZ oycrc"nIs'
4 alone deStne, the aAls Of II thronE icut all Chna
trsa,d thu prcs In confederation Of The p,et.l!r
each, sssS Il remarkably low. and brings Il wlhln
tho reach Of almost sVury porson, Although was IL,
oSSS pss SE he sys4sss Stone sSsay
Ing. Agents do not fall 10 send for tAmpc COPY 70
With YOS can s sT one n dTiA ss sSr s
which you can make SehD clsa-, money Sample soly,
POSTPAID ny cents .traGElInI nSas"!osa m,tt "
~ u. BRIDE Cd co.,
~ -lLL- 7B7 nrondwny, New York:
NYNuJ ri. H No "a
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RUPTURE

H. j. A. SHERMAN eaaurn' the Aniirt~L h--Nr a
rh,rIAiln, Ag abgGt Sslbs Imitation aprllAHs. aaI
rSlson~u. mItufr, hi, curative nsthcd. 0ns II As,,
hlluu, fry toOdl Clerk W. g. Crvmpsa, arrs,sd IA
p,ah,yyAba fF Ins himself ppr. Tbs game ID 70 sIAr,
tn, Aha wa tiuu, fpm The HaiEirtrtlhE.
Dn. sHEANLSs T The TAii ~ yraI suptI Ab
D., ptksy 10 ny RALLT TINS Cur, HAif TFR Care and
iii, and thai Cufs HA the Aetsd have beSn soy Pheksd
shsf,d aursd and dIh,.r,ne. Bools With PholOEaIh lie.
Of asss, bsfy Kad Asr eufs, mailed Tor 10 sEH. Ais
Dr. FJoft woTt sa Rupture ia Htatnnt sa4 cure, -h
ssal feahia snA sansn and Evasrs rule. iof health ,,
mailed rsesipt u esnti Adiftti-DR aHERNAN Pas
Row Nd ASS Srasrs, NV fonx. H
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WHEN WRITING TO iADyRRTIsARS,
w pienle say that you saw tho ndtrF'iAe'
mont I n this paper.
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MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS oE TABLE CUTLERY

Irascible gent Ito waiter)- "They say
there's nothing like leather, don't
theyi" "Yes, SIR" "Then it's lie,
for this steak isw waiter eyaporates.)
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ENtMILY BITTERS, INDIGESTION |. rc,yed
4 win ono do4e. DIkPEPsIA. CONTINUATION, HEAD,
ACHE, JAnNDicE and DILlouBsEas cured In a abort
and LIVER COMPLAINTS cured ia i few days, Cars.
plLEa EnFstrELAa. ScnoYuLA, ULcxRA HorLs, and ali
skM DisktsEs By purifying the Blood. They will not
lnioIieas. but will cure abnormal thirst ior strong
drink Try them u. 8. JAMES, n. D., Proprietor,
Brooklyn. N. v. For Male by DtuKg,tI Prtco HI mi
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Wo Gull tho following practical sug-
gcstons relative to hop growing from
tho report OF meeting Of the hop
growers union, at Clinton, N. Y: Hops
should DO planted OIL well drained high
ground. Land which has been i'll cnl.
tivation ut least one year is better than
sward land. The hills should be made
seven or eight feet apart. lnasmuch rs
M early start and vigorous growth the
first ycar insures vigor during the second
year, 1t Is we'll TO plant Ms early as pos
Siblo. Mako the holes with n hop bar
and plant five pieces Of root in each.
Do not cut of the first years growth II
tho vines spread iuconyeniently. but
wind them about the stake. Always
cover tho hills with mnnuro before the
ground freezes. The vines should be
tied Us soon as they will reach the poles.
Do not begin TO pick too carly; when ct
to gather tho seeds will BIO hard Ond
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SWARTHN!ORE ,COLLEt;E.-reu miles from
~ rhiAaslbhia Under tho care Of Friends. Gives
pursue tfH zane courses study. and receive thu same
nssierA TOTAL Expenses --lncludlng Tuition, Board
GhAtEss tar Catalogue, giving fall particulars a 10
Uourrss Of Stndy. btc., address, EDWARD II. MAuILL
Pit,ldbnl, NNAYthHprp College, DtlawnFn en- pannn
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PRINTERS' ROLLER,

DECLARATION or INDKrENDENCE,
hiEnus;mSlOA day for everybody out Of employment.
Agents wanted In every State Town and County In the
United States; small pocket volume. % pp: sample
9nprs poSpAld, 10 eta Send for sample and circular
HANCOCK PNMLihnINa On M 10 NJ nih 81 Phlln
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

have seemed TO him to have fa,ledi
That world of brightness and beauty
and triumph seen by the classics hail
sunk from his sight. having been
made dim bv the splendor OF new
world. He had been with Christ.
Tn" ideals OF Athens perfect body,
beautiful face success ut the Olym-
pian games, or the thcater, or la ora
to y-seemed humble dreams COM
pared with the philosophy Of humdn
life that fell from the lips OF Him OF
the manger and cross. Wonderful
as Greece was. its ideals were great
only while there was no rival OF
Athens except Carthage, or Alexan-
dria, or Babylon. When all around
was twilight, then the Greek Jupiter,
and Minerva. and Apollo shone forth
in clear lusier; but no classic IDEAS
could compete with the wide thoughts
which sprang forth from Palestine
after the tears and blood OF Christ
had sprinkled its grass. What was
Jupiter as carved In ivory by Phidias,
Jupiter rs seen by the highest clas-
lie mind, rs compared with the
Heavenly Father Of the Gospels, and
with the loving Teacher on the noun
tain side? The greatness of a ma
ton or age Is always to be meas
ured by measuring its greatest i'leals.
What in this comparison would the
physical beauty or mental refine
m-nt or the military or gymnastic
victory OF that brilliant nation weigh
against the morals and deeds and
hopes OF the Testament? In all
Greece there were no doctrines that
could stand beside these three OF the
apostle. As the laundering Zeus and
the light darting Apollo were deprived
OF their fill-ts by Him who wore u
crown Of thorns, so the three grac-s
OF the Greek AMI Roman worlI were
cast forr>rr into the shadDw by the
unwilling Of these new virtues. faith.
hope and charity. What was Aga.
liza, that embodiment III all bright
ness NJ eye or sonl, compared with
the faith that holds fast To divine
principle through days dark and long?
What was CIR TX gracefulness seen
alongside. that hope which inspires
the soul from is offers arms to
the grave? What was classic sue
ress in art or in conflict seen by the
side Of the charity that loves all men
always? Looking over the wide
world Paul. with the vision of a
prophet ind with comprehensive
ness almost divine, declared that
there abide three new gracss. Faith,
Hope and Charity. OF which The
lofiiest anil loveli-st Is Charity, and
although eighteen hundred years
have passed since the award WAS
made, years Of unrivaled thought and
infinite Joy and sorrow, ihete is no
hand that would dare touch this sa-
cred group. We add nothing, we take
nothing away. These three will
abide" forever.-From recent Ser
mon by Prof. Darid Suing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14
Written for the Indianlan.
WATER LILIES.

Oil water lilly. pure and sweet
To what shall com"ar thee?
To unseen angels snowy feet
IRE Iding water YEARLY.
For lying at the waters brink
With eyes half closed dreamily.
! see white pinion- rise and sink.
In the ether sirily.
And leaningo'er the wafer edges.
Listening oh 81 intenily.
hear signing through the sedges
A music soft and sanity.
Reclining on a moss piled bed.
Nu-ing costa ically.
Isur-ly hear their ythmic tread
And see their forms CLEAN family.
And yielding to their potent charms.
In slumber sweet enfolden.
surely feel the angel arms.
And angel tress.s golden
Eneircle me in close embrace.
Till too with them floating.
Can each seraphic measure trace
By angel wings upholden-
Oh, water lilies when / die.
I'd like to lay me lowly.
Under the silver lake and sky.
With but thy pure leaves DER me.
With angels stepping on my breast
With pure white feet so holy,
And lulling me to deeper rest.
With pinions floating slowly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14
Charity.

From Recent Sermon by Prof swingl
But the greatest of th-s. /, char
ity."-Charity may be defined as ths
love OF man. A low orsler OF human
nature can love itself or its own littl..
group OF home or family. but 1t Is a.
higher order OF soul that can love
mankind. Christ said IL you love-
those only who love you. you are
equal only TO the heather or publ.
can, your heart must pass far beyond
the little space that limits the publ
cans affections. and find the human
family outside your house or garden
walls strangers have borne wit
ness OF thy charity" said ST. John.
Inasmuch rs no soul can love man
without loving all that is good OF
heaven and earth, the term often Is
the equivalent OF love toward man or
God But its prime import is to be
found In that tender sentiment to-
ward humanity, which sent Paul
out on his mission, or led Christ to
his works aud self denial and death.
1t is the sentiment that lies beneath
the heroes, turning their sufYerings
into a triumph. To find the meaning of
the term, look into the definitions and
usages OF the past. and thus from the
long experiment and the many wit
nesses, the meaning Of the word will
come TO you with not a single secret
kept back. What the Bible says OF
this grade you well know. Call other
witnesses. Confucius says: ~Chari-
ty is that rational and constant nffrc-
ton which makes US sacrifice our
selves to the human race as II we
were united with itso as TO form one
individual partaking equally in its
prosperity and adversely" John
Bunyan seys: The shepherds led the
pilgrims to Mount Charity, where
they showed him a man that had .
busdle OF cloth before him, out Of
which he was cutting coats and gar
ments for the poor who stood around
him, and yet his bundle or roll OF
cloth never was less" 1t would
consume the hour should the poets
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14
Chemistry Of the i attening Process.

A lean cow or OK Is In very differ.
-nt condition, chemically considered
from fat animals of the same kind
In the first place the poor animal
consist OF about two thirds water, the
Fat ones of one half, that is, in totu,
weight. A fat animal Is in dry con-
,liiion. a poor animal Is like some Oi
orr bog meadows. very wet When
~ fatiening process begins. water
commences To disappear. and fat or
suet takes its place: andthe incrcas..
only about seven per cent, and thu
bone material. or Inorganic substance,
only one and "a hall per cent.
The cost TO ~ farmer OF f,ttening
an OK | much greater at the close al
The process than at the commence
m-ni that IL, increase In bulk or dry
weight al that period Is much NOR,
costly. III it costs three cents ~
pound for bulk FAT the first month af-
ter al poor amin Il Is put in the fatien
Ing stall. il will cost five cents the
last m nth. III. then, ~ farmer con-
suits his money interests, he will not
carry the Increase In fat b. yond
CERTAIN point, provided he can tur
his par: tally fattrd animals Ia fair AL.
vanfnge. Farmers have. perhaps.
learned this fact by experience AMI
observation. and hence comparative
~ lean bee! aboun'is la our mar k-ts.
While this Is %! advantage to the farm
-r il is very disndvantagcous TO con
sumers Of the beef. for the flesh ~
fat animal In every case is much
richer I'm fixed nourishing material
than that OF the lean, and il l. nrv.r
gpod economy tn purchase lean brei
Ii Il better To purchase the poorest
part OF fat animal than the best of
lean one. The best piece Of u fat OK
('hr loin). contains from tw. nfy-"n
To tw-niy-eighi per cent. more flx"d
uiattIloi tftstu ttc cpfT- sIDutllllt-
.'iccs in lean one, and curl ,usly
enough the worst piece In n lean ani-
NAL Ohe nrck). is the richest In nour
ishing material. The flesh OF the
neck improves very little ia fatt-ning,
hence, economy considered. it Is the
best portion to purchase. as its value
il in n MEASURE fixed on.
Horse flesh Is as nutritious, con
siderec Us food. rs that OF the OF or
cow. The relation OF heterogeneous
to fixed material is rather higher in a
horse than in an OK, and the amount
OF water Is less. There Is no good
reason why horse flesh should not be-
used as food. 1t Is prejudice alone
which prevents its employment. II
Is a regular article OF sale in the meat
markets OF Paris at the present time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

Madam" said a trance medium.
your husbands spirit wishes Ia com
municate with you." M matter"
sail the willow. IF he's got no more
spirit In the other world than he hail
in this, it's not worth bJthcriny
about"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

An emigrant hearing the sunset
gun ut New York, asked a sailor.
What is that?' why. that's SUI.
setl" was the reply. Sunset2" said
Pat. And does the sun go down In
this country with such bang us that? ?"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

A Pennsylvania lady. taking notes
at the Exhibition, having ordered her
chairman to stop in front OF the
Russian department. wrote: "Rooshy
some red and green things" Now
go on to Germany"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

Smith and Brown running opposite
ways around corner, struck each
other. "Oh dearl how you made my
head ring!" said Smith. That's a
sign it's hollow" said Brown. but
didn't yours ring?" NO" That's "a
sign its cracked" replied his friend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

mAAA Can't be made by every agent
VuuUevery month in The business we
furnish. but those willing 10 work
NVVVcan easily earn a DOZEN dollars a
day right IN their own localities. Have no
room 10 explain here. Business pleasant and
honorable. Women, and boys and girls do as
well as men. We will furnish you a completes
odtnt Tree, The business pays better than
starting you. Particulars free. Write andsee.
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and
daughters. and all classes In need OF paving
all about the work at once Now is the time
Don't delay. Address TRUE Il Co.. Augusta.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14
Northern Indiana News.

Many counterfeit silver coins In
circulation in Benton coun y.
Larwill. Whitley county. is to have
paper, and still there is room FOL
more.
Somebody In Elkhart mailed q
postal card the other day contai Ing
1,17O words.
The Peru Daily Times Sentine
quietly expired last Wednesday even
ing November 10th.
The average rate OF taxation la
Lagrange county this year il 9S cents
on the 500 valuation.
A careful estimate puts the num-
Der OF bushels of fax seed bought n,
Anderson at 10000 bushels.
Over 1000 tramps found lodging at
the station house. In Fort Wayne,
during the month Of November
~The Recorder OF the Times" is
the name OF small paper, recently
STARTED by G. W. Roof at Kendall
vile.
W G. Thoman has taken editorial
cha lge OF the A b irn Courier during
{ i- ats nee OF I. g. Nays, at Wash
ington-
The death OF Mrs. T. c, Phillips
wife of the senior editor Of the Ko-
komo Tri5uae occurred at her home
In that city Monday evening.
There are 81 places in KendallvilIe
where cigars anil tobacco are retaiIed
There are IL retail liquor saloons and
four drug stores where liquor Is sold.
Al. Derby, OF the Peru Greys, ut
the shooting match at Logansport,
made the best shot, and Is mark of
respect, Capt. Chase, OF the Logan
Grcys, resented Mr.. Derby medal
OF honor.
The Stud-baker Bros, OF South
B nj, are defendants In a $4,000
suit now before the court at LaPortc.
1t grew out OF damages sus' aimed by
ths. falling OF a wall on several work
men n year ago.
The Toledo Commercial states that
the troubles OF the Toledo, Wabash
& Western Railroad seem To have
been satisfactorily ended by COM
promise between tho gold-morfgage
holders and the stockholders.
The Auburn Courier reports more
valuable and substantial improve
men,s ia that town during the pres
ent year than in any on year i'm the
history Of the town. The aggregate
amount expended in these improve
menfs sums up total OF 100000.
Logansport Journal: Last night.
"wednesday at Laketon. Ind. n
party OF five or six men attempted
to murder Mr.. Barge. n lawyer from
North Manchester. He being pre-
pared. the attacking party did not
succeed very w.ll. One OF them.
named Jake Strauss, was badly cut In
the face.
The Huntington county Dcmocrgf
10 responsible for giving general pub
licity to the following remarkably
illit-rate ADVERT cement. which tina,
paper asserts was prominently posted
up I'm that county:
November the 18th. 1876
prescription ov astray COW ut the
residence ov--sai,l COW j.
sposed to bee Is years oald she l.
syood sis-d cow Sum white harc mixi
with the read hare sb.. has large open
hornes and she has one bras mob on
won horn she can bee found one mile
and ahalf north of--rite on TN.
caknall is my place
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

Andrew Johnson was once making
a stump speech out west, in small
village. Just rs he was concluding.
Amos Kendall. who sat behind him.
whispered: Zip EN- lit Latin.
general. They won't be content
without IT," jackson instantly
thought upon few phrases he knew,
and in voice OF thunder wound up
his speech by exclaiming: "E pluri-
bus unum-sine qua NOME plus
ultra multum In parvov" The effect
was tremendous, aud the shouts
could be heard for many miles.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

When young farmers wife made
her first boys pants precisely the
same before as behind, the father
exclaimed: "Goodnessi he won't
know whether he's going to school or
coming home"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

Here, john. said an irate mother.
that's twice you have come home
and forgotten that lard." Law,
MOTHER explained the young du,i-
full, "it is so greasy that it slipped
nv mind"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

"Ah, Jenny, said Il sympathizing
friend to man who was just too late
for the train, you did not run fast
enough" Yes, 1 did," said Jenny;
but didn't start soon enough"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

One OF the boxes at the Centennial
Exhibition 70 the receipt OF contri-
buttons to the Washin ston VI lum mt
fund now rattles To the tune OF thir
teen pennies AMI toothpick.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

A Michigan street woman Is so
Clearly that she uses two rolling pins,
one for pie-crust and .he other for
her husbands head.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14

But II has ut the same tim. In no man.
ner extcnuated tn. faults or errors If th.,..
~lthin ina Party guilty Of oversight or trsns
grcs-i"n. Asln the past. so la he future
iHE t''sr viii bc found IN politics To favor thu.
carrying out TO the l,.tt,r the Constitutional
imcudm 'nf- that We're the outgrUwih 81 the
war: and al such legislation ns will restore
this country 10 pr 'speriiy and financial
-s,undnrs-. without tsao suddenly or arbitra
riiy shocking its industrial pursuits.