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With peculiar appropriateness, the first
Sind from the North river arrived In this city
yesterday. Just in time 10 De- eaten ON Good FRI
day. Unfortunately. however. the luxury was
not equally distributed. forthcrc were only four
Of them. all splendid fish and In prime cond-
ton They wcro received by Middleton Har-
mon Of Fulton Market. vino sent two Of them to
D"lmonico's, not for the deloctaiion Of the
quests but Tor the private consumption Of tho
pruprctor.
- Tho other iish were received hy Mr. Eugene
q. bla'kiorl, and were on exhibition Yesterday
IN front OF his stand in Fulton Market They.
uol W.rr magnificent specimens of their Kind.
ana htita1'd an u imirinE crowd Of spectators,
who Il od round them. reading the plaonrd at
tachcd ull day.
:. frst"rlnys cnt WIS unusually cnrlv for tho
North river. Formerly. indeed. il WIS not I'M
common for shad go be aeon In Tia, market on
ST Pairick's Day, hut of late years they have
rarely boon CAUGHT b'iOr" the middle Of April
though last scasona singh fish was taken on
Apr ,.
Fishermen anticipnir that an the sind poles
in OBJ" hlrh0r wil w. uulio q gap hy the author-
tics most month. and the nsh will. for the most
pat. have to bc taken with drit nets. 10y which
II u ,mimcd superior quality cd shad arc
caught.
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stripped ~ the Lightning.
TlIT N y N I0Tl T7I0 ~
On farm sixteen miles southeast Of Jac

On a farm sixteen miles southeast Of jack
.hFi.r. m. md not Jar from Frnpklun Nh.
>auurl MrCnrl,y, his son Puam. and g hir Il
band Nri' ~ work when the severe t4undor
--."wrr 81 iast Tuesday bcE9n; Thr pmly
l N-id"u.- NJ tho storm. the electric 1luld
D -. ui'i tine tt"e and irllci two OF ti,o mon
-If-. TON .round one. the lAlorer. soon
.t ul r,d was unllrmod The o'her
}"ule " tnlle'. eeoWcd iiclcss, and was sup.
D. h' TO- a I'D. II clothes wore stripped
81 n'~ wn, ga Are, Ills pndgrloAio cyon
ur..n.lol a lrun hi, shoulders Ia lis hcris,
Ht B." 20 iiI'n.'. p ui hir feet. lilo companions
Witl "d ni tAV aim a naked body I'm then
tH"il'r nuiir ,iant ThoGr It W4s di+ uy-
'i"d Inil uin sc Lo' Stlnri. Tho sufferer ro-
-..-Iu----l- -.u.uDs. MMA u NOW c4MNALu hc..Ml
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A Negro L,nchcd In Kentucky.

CINoNNATl March 30 On Tuosiay ni.ht
last n.ar walton Ky. NEGRO. named Parker MNo
attempted Co., o.mt ula,-auit 800 ou the I'>ouuln mi,
vcaro old daughter ol William Murray, supcun', ndcut
40 Iip i., Suuii.rn aNleul "rs duur Oh, Hl,, uDr
Df hts lal,ut~ lhr tluM Wnr Nrluu. lf iu.fitl The
most dt hr attempted &. ,, "i l"i.f M'' b. .n ia
thu ut .lAnlllui "a a'0it % un n'h Nl- MtiIin- ls
hlt was onul hanging a. the llnu OF tree about nic
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NlWpundH March ao sam McLaue al,n. tho
wei Rnown hor.cmau. and forn ,ty tu,cr for r' lar
Nj Vanderbilt. i..l % 10. h.ue u,al uus .n H,;
or be- ht
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A DlPLOM ATTIC IMBR0GLI0.


rmni.. lv ih, state Department from Cara,'ns
On thr demand ul the Government to which h"
WAS accredited. Tho telegraph was used Tor
NcIutIo-c. The circumstances that led to this
summary manner OF Withdrawing an important
diid.u matt. rcprcso uiatiyc from his pos; deserve
sonc 49,, cal ace, cunt In the first place. certain
ududiei.d claims against Nonc1uclaand in IA
,oroi American citizens have remained unset
uei:unl n ..nuD. zion with the suhjc,tarath-
,r a.r'nN niou- corn. -pond, nee las been ian
progress h.tWcNn the two countries. Mr. Rus
SOIL. % appears. about two years ago. sent a
despatch tp MIR. Fish. plainly charging that the
highest Venezuelan chi .als were open To-
brittany. and had been bribcd by other nations
md that the only way to collect the money
due WAS hy n display Of. or threat to
use. force This dcsput. n. which did not
appear In the volume of Diplomatic
corr, spond nee published in 1875 ana 1876. re-
c'ntly came to light in the newspapers. and was
followed Immediately 10y demand for the r,-
call of MIR. Rus-e and it seems that the state
Department promptly acccded TO the request
Whatever may ho thought of this transaction. il
il evident, that unless far greater attention is
given before publication to the supervision Of
d -pat hes received from our representatives.
abroad. the httcr will find It almost impossible
to hold confidential correspondence with the
head Of the state Department at WASHINGTON
Tnrrr are. however. pc uiiaritics connected
with Che claims AGAINST Venezuela which at
atues To- the withdrawal Of Mr.. Russell moro
liau ordinary interest. They haye been alluded
- by Con Grant in several OF his annual mes
sagos to Congress in an uufriondly spirit, which
eo.r- fo have given offence to Pr -Id.ui HlauDo
Of NcnYurlu. who ~ return hHS publicly and
ON tally referred to Gen. Grant ia language
glull. trri.e IS -. gDtar, J. -h as " abusive.
NNs y % Hu.l uu authorities have always rOu-
tended Chat tine do. .sluns 90 ti, mixed tribunal
~ u 90 az
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smIcldc WIN u shnlgnn.


SrSrCA FALLS. MHr,n 3p. N.urs' Nrlr. r.
noe iNI hNf. SHOT ulIar tIisNH' ..nI itIi iH
n u- al ul rIlo-un -tl4lI- t' l''.N', i.NHI "'i
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of Session. Yesterday Suspended sentence IN the
ease or the Rev G ChnuneoS Burr convicted ol h.ol.
lu-il,,.ot 10" r,tc hll, , o. f iulli-unn Mt Iu.
tl. n th. i,a.e lsnlnl. cihh, lylcN.tnt Constable
l.NA} fil.r iAi risNuuN ui uhl keeper Hayes oi the
SL,,c mn rcm'rluaiy, convicted ol larceny
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-soOllnr- 'rasl l',- col Extraordinarily | 'mc
Nihtncu,. ''h Pos diu--Nt- Ia i'i. bN"'i4 -
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C.niu.t'r Ban,. f. (n0e ofllh.o pnos9'
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Unloundricd shirts, Womsnita muslin linen
hnsn.u-. ~ tnrl kiu 80 lil. iu.r,-.h D D Nln
ston 2JY Grand IT. also ~ "a a. -vI .OW st-.ih.
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hNIA ~ifr- llait- is, 900 Afh rll, tls Inspection
a.. 40 -l- l.. .e.t.' .nNI tNfN Attuu, IluDL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15
Renort of Teachers Examination.

The following is brief report Of
the result of the examination of
teachers for certificates. which was
held in this city on Saturday, Oct.
9th.
Number % was licensed for twenty
four months. Manuscript neatly pre-
pared, and answers full anG methodi-
cal.
Numbers 5, 10, and IL were licensed
for twelve months. The manuscript
of number II is deserving of special
mention on account OF neatness. III
teachers would take more interest in
this particular, it certainly would be
an advantage to them in their school
work.
Numbers I, IL, 16, II, "a, &c, 81. 2S,
and % were licensed for six months
The manuscript of numbers II, "a, 25,
26, and ~ are deserving of special
merit for both neatness and credit
able per cent secured. AS the par
ties represented by these numbers
have no experience mark on records
to their credit, they are licensed ac-
cording to the plan of examination
found in Manual, with the belief that
their ability to teach will give salts
faction TO their employers, and secure
to them an equally favorable exper-
Of school.
Numbers 2, 3. 4, Z, s, 0, 10, II. 19'
20, 81, and % not securing the nec-
essary percent, were refused license,
and numbers 6. 10, and % did not
finish the examination. The law now
requires that teachers pass an ex-
animation in the principles OF PEN
manship and reading. Those persons
therefore. who expectto be examined.
will best serve their purposes by de-
voting some time and study to these
two branches. The above report
shows large per cent of failures at
the last examination. No license Is
issued to a person whose scholarship
is marked less than sixty, or whose
per cent in any one branch is less
than forty, or whose experience mark
as given by the trustee, is less than
fifty.
At the recent meeting OF the Coun-
ty Board Of Education for this coun-
ty, it was ordered that the standard
OF grading teachers licenses be raised
twenty per cent. This advance will
as a matter OF course, lessen the
chances of many doubtful candidates.
but cannot fail in working valuable
Improvement iD our schools.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

Edwin Adams, who died on Sunday at
the home of his wife's uncle in Philadel-
phia, was native OF Midway, Massachu-
sets He had been an actor for twenty
five years, and for u large portion of that
time a very prominent one. lie will be
best remembered for his impersonation of
"Enoch Arden" role he fairly created,
and in which he achieved a worldwide
celebrity He was also celebrated az lago,
and in ''Fhe Marble Heart No member
of the dramatic profession was SO univer-
sally beloved as Mr.. Adams, the esteem in
WHICH he was held taking shape in bene
fits in all the principal cities of the
United States. the proceeds of which will
place his wife in comfortable circumstan-
ces The disease from which Mr.. Adams
died was consumption. developed from q
cold contracted three years ago in Roch-
ester, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

Wilhofts Fever and Ague Tonic
This medicine Is used by construct
ion companies for the benefit OF their
employees, when engaged In malarial
districts. The highest testimonials
have been given by contractors and
by the Presidents Of some OF the lead
lug railroads in the South and West.
When men are congregated In large
numbers in the neighborhood oil
swamps and rivers. Wilhoft's Tonic
will prove valuable addition to the
stock OF medicines, and will amply
reward the company in the saving
of time labor and money. We rec
ommend it to all. G.. II. Finlay &
Co, proprietors, New Orleans.
For sale by all Druggists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

a few years ago n young man named
Price, messenger Of the Adms express
company. on the Pit,sburg, Ft Wayne &
Chicago railroad. gained a wide celebrity
as the hero Of a desperate fight with an
express robl,er on an express car few
miles east OF Fort Wayne, in which he
put bullet through his ASSISTANTS
brain, not, however, until he, himself
had received three severe wounds ut the
hands OF the would be robber. For his
heroic conduct on this occasion, he was
presented with gold locket, and 5 i 900
in gold by the express company, and since
then has been their pet, in whom they
have reposed the utmost confidence A
few days ago he was arrested for abstract
ing money from packages entrusted to
his care, and the missing money being
found upon his person renders his guilt
absolutely certain. A sad ending of a
we'll cgun life.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

The archery-rifle contest in Crawfords-
Vile resulted as heretofore announced in
a victory for the archers. The archery
team WAS composed Of Messrs. Talbot. w
III. aud Maurice Thompson. and shot 40,
30 and 20 yards against the 300, 200 and 100
of the rifle team, composed Of Lew Wal
lace, Voris and Snyder. Maurice Thomp-
son made the best total in. archery, $50 !;
and Snyder the best with the rifle, AGA
The bow used by Maurice Tho npson, is
an old IIindoostane bow. The bone tips
and velvet handle were put on by Mr.
High6eld, of London. and presented to
Mr.. Thompson. The material in snake
wood, and the tension forty four pounds
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

Reckon that air scales of yourn is an
Ambush scales, amt it y"said country
man to his grocer as he took the sugar
and handed over the money ambush
scales, what do you mean?" replied the
merchant; who's AMBUSH" Am.
bush-why,y know-reg' lar Ambush-y
understand what Ambush means. dom
ye:" wall, should hope so. Mr.. Wood
ruff-Ambush means hid-mears some
thin concealed-.mcans-w here's the
dictionary; I'll just read TO yer exactly
what it means, so's't you needn't never
use it wrong. after this-here 'tis-A--
am ambush-to lie in wait for"
"Yis. that's II, squire; don't go no furth-
er-to lie in weight for two ents"-
Graphic
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

An Arkansas man who had an invalid
wife concluded to get rid OF her. liz
loaded both barrels Of shot gun and at
temp ed To shoot her in bed, but the caps
only snapped Then be reversed the
weapon and attempted TO dash out the
sufferers brains. The stock struck the
bedpost, the loads were discharged, and
the two charges Of shot entered hi:
Lungs. There were ie nrners.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

"And SO they have elected you Speaker
of the House." remarked Mrs. Randall To
her husband she other evening, as the two
walked down the steps of the Capitol.
"Yes, dear" "Well, they can elect you
Speaker of the House all they want to,
continued Mrs. K, sharply; "but of course
you will understand. Samuel, that | am
TO continue boss Of the house." The
Speaker said the clerk would proceed 20
call the ayes and noes, but Mrs. Randall
said ii would be taken by consent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

The corn husks are Thin, indicating a
mild winter; the woods ire full of mast
nm unfailing sign Of long. hard winter
there are niyriads Of spiders. mild winter
acres of caterpillars. hard winter; the
squirrels are idle and listless, mild winter
the squirrels are noisy and busy, hard win
ter; the woodchuck says out, hard win
ter. IL Is indeed only question of time
when the system OF weather prognostica-
ton Will become one ofthe exact sciences.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

Brandy, hope murmured sailor on
a desert isle, when he stopped to pick up a
large black bottle which the waves had
washed to his feet. Beer, | expect" he
said softly, pausing in his labor Of Juggling
at somewhat obstinate cork Tracts,
by Jingor' he Indignantly exclaimed,
when the edifying but scarcely convivial
contents of the flask weIe exposed to
lev
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

The Indiana papers are making great
fuss about a man in Valparaiso who re
Gently picked up n horse and carried IL a.
cross the street. II is easy enough to pick
up horse IL you know how This best
way is 10 let the lines get under his tail
and then lift. And it will surprise you Ia
see how easily you can lift the horse clear
over the dashboard and into your lap. =
Burlington iJarkeye
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15
Township Trustee

The Office of Trustee of Center
township, Marshall county, Ind, is
at Pershings grocery store corner of
LaPorte and Michigan streets. Office
days Monday to Saturday inclusive.
Fl. r. PERSHING,
1852 Trustee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

Colonel Sellers will blush to hear OF the
conduct of juries in Chiekasaw county,
Mississippi At the last term the jury
rooms were invaded and whisky and ci-
CARS furnished the jury, while they made
up verdcts of mot guilty" in the face of
the most positive evidence of guilt The
Judge finally closed the docket and
adjourned the court, declaring that he
would TRY ne more cases before these
;ur;o. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15
Administrators Sale.

The undersigned Administrative of the estate of
Francis A. Roberts, late of Marshall county, India
ma. deceased will sell at public au ction the late
residence of the deceased, mlleand half south
west of Inwood, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %, IsI7,
the personal effects OF the estate as follows Three
Horses; four head of Cattle; thirty Hogs; a large
amount of Corn; Farming Utensils; Harness;
Household aud Kitchen Furniture and other arti-
tles too numerous 10 mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
y credit of six months viii be given all sums
over three dollars, purchaser giving approved Sc
curity with interest from date. Three dollars and
under cash in hand on day of SALE
FLORENCE y. ROBERTS,
Ills Administrative.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

The Warsaw Republican. makes this
truthful remark: The business man
who is not afraid to let the people know
where he is, what he is doing, and what
he proposes to do. will have plenty to do
while his ncighbors sit around thelr stores
and shops idle" This ~ In a great meas
ure true. The persistent, Judlcious adver-
tiser always has more custom than the man
" no never advertises, or at best advertises
only occasionally.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

Fellow Travellers" said colored
preacher, 'ef mad been eatin' dried ap.
plies for week, and den took TO drink
in for mont, couldn't feel more
swelled up den / am dis mint with pride
and vanity at scein such full -attened-
ance har"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

A tramp called at n house on West
Hill the other day ant asked Tor some
thing TO cat He was SO thin, he said,
that when he had "A pain he couldn't tell
whether it vas touch of the collie or the
backache -Hnkeye.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15
INVALUABLE.

Messrs. WEEKS & Porrrr, Wholesale Drugglsts,
r0s,on. Mass: GcAsflcEea,-t have forsomo months
falt It duty that owe 10 suffering humanity 10
rived frcln tho uso Of sAsFoHD's RADIcAL CURE
fan cATAnru. .formoro than 20 years have been
chlctcd with this very troublesome complaint.
have tried all 10 remedies that could lnd, but
without material ct permanent benefit. Last fall
tho disease had arrlycd ut that state that must
bay. r.licf or de-. TITO cntfro niernbranous system
had hsc mo so iniiamcd, and tho stomach dIsor-
d,rcd, that IL was q doubtful metter whether i
could 70 to tho Pacific coast. or DID 20 whether
lFEo1ld 1.-Two to como back on not. Ieaw an edycr-
tisensnt oftis fncdi~inc. and although being very
icrcdulous about specifies or n0strurls OF any
Lnd yet IN sheer desperation tried this, and was
az once benefited hyit. Tho changes OF climate,
chronic disease oftho liver. and my ago over 20
may prevent my cntro restoration, but the benc-
Il, derive nom its daily uso Is % mo fnraiuabis,
rtd an hoping TO be Completely cured, aud at
LIST arrive at n respectable old age.
1fthls statement Of my caa DO or INV service
n those afflicted M Iivc been. ard sal 10 you TO
brlng this remedy int gcncral use. especially
o. the Pacific coast (viicrc 81 IL much nccdcl), my
OBJECT In writing this noto Will b. cbtaincd.
Very truly yours, L-Sr,Y NELL1,
AURORA. ". y, June, 1875. cfhcil5, + aTgoGCo
Each package CONTAINS pr. fanfo-d's Ir,proved
Ilhali.g tub, rad iall directions for use IN all
rase7. Price $t10. Tor ralo by al Wholesale and
Retail Druggists and Dealers throughoufthc United
ftatcs and Canadas. WEEISe e POTTER, General
AGENTS AID Wholesale Drugrl.la. UOstCn n. Muss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

Reader, il you have the Chills ard
Fever. go and buy bottle OF DR..
Harter's Fever and Ague Specific, Gt
will cost you only rs cents). We as
sure you that it will cure you.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

The FL PasoIll) JoUraal thus speaks
of the credit business: The credit busi-
ness was beautifully illustrated in Peoria
the other day A fellow from the country
named Russo, came to town and wanted
little money He went to the agrlcuitu-
raj house OF Bingham II Co, bought a
wheelbarrow for seven dollars on credit,
took it to pawn shop and pawned 1t ioF
three dollars and went on.a spree. The
firm, doubtless, wouldn'thave trusted him
for fifty cents in cash, but they would sell
him seven dollar wheelbarrow on time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

How TO make hens lay. How TO remove corns
How to have good appetite. How to keep corns
away. How to receive the warm attentions of
young lady. How to remove dandruff How to
keep books. How TO find ont If girl loves you
All warranted not to fail II followed correctly Sent
1884 Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

1t is no secret why the sales Of DR.
Harter's Fever and Ague Specific
have reached such an enormous
amount The reson is simply this: it
as superior to any i'm the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

A German was about to make a journ-
ey To his fatherland, and wishing To- say
'good-by" to y friend, extended his hand
and said: Vel, off | don'd come
back. hullo"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

The United States has instituted suit
against the Indianapolis. Peru d Chicago
railroad company To recover $40, 1879 43 as
internal revenue taxes on the net earnings
OF the road from January, 1864, to Janu.
AIRY, 1872
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15
Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
The undersigned Administrator of the estate of
Andrew j. Samuels, Sen, late of Marshall county,
Indiana, deceased will sell at public auction, ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1s7T,
at the late residence of the deceased, the follow
personal property, consisting in part of two
Horses; two Mich Cows; eight Hogs; one two
horse Wagon; double harness; Corn; Pota-
toes; undivided one-half of twenty-five acres of
Wheat; Cook Stove; Beds; Bedding; Bureau and
other household goods and farming implements too
numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit OF nine months Will be given on all sums
over three dollars, with good freehold security.
Three dollars and under, cash In hand on day of
sale.
w. II. ii. STONER,
1l-l-4 Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

According to the Free Press, an exas-
perated one-legged Detroit finally man
told presistently inquisitivc man that
he lost his leg on the election.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

When the head of Bulgarian fam
ily thinks that he is about to die, lac sends
for the priest md begins to bargain with
him about the cost of bis funeral. The
moment he dies all the pots, pans and ket
ties In the house are turned upside down
TO prevent his soul taking refuge in any
one of them, anigreat care l. taken to pre-
vent either man or Enthusiastically a
cat or dog-from stepping across his body
as otherwise, in the opinion of his fam.
iIy. he would turn into vampire and be
a continual nuisance TO them and their
ne,pl,bors. The body buried without any
coffin. in a shallow grave, and left there
for three years. during which time many
offerings of food and wine are placed
upon II. At the end OF the third year the
bones of the dead man are dug up, care.
I ally washed, put into linen bag. laid
before the altar in the village church,
and, after receiving the blessing OF the
priest, are finally buried Tor good. F
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15
CATARR
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
successfully Treated Win
SAnF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.

CCCcEsS h tho test Of merit, ana success IN tho
~ treatment OF Catarrhal Affections, after 80
many miserable failures. means undoubted specific
eANFoRD's RADICAL CURE fCT Catarrh possess such
propcrties2 The evidence. In the shape OF unsoli-
in all statfls OF life, must DO conclusiyc on this
point Never, We believe In tho history OF popular
fsreaSfrccly offered, In favor Of anyrcfncdy than
that IN the possession OF tho propretors Of Fan.
not represent thousandth part ofthc recommends
ntons which arc to-day offered by fricnds 70 friends
81 iis favor. People ofwcalth nndrcinemcnti IN all
parts Of the country daily admit it8supcrorityo over
any method OF cure known 70 tho regular medical
rrof ssion. but shun the publicity Incidental TO
published statement. Hence tho testimonials IN
our posiessioa represent but small part OF
those withheld for tho reason mentioned. Tho
following unsolicited testimonial nom HENRY
WELLS. ESQ.,. OF Wells. Fargo & Coo Express. n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-15

Trains Nos. and run daily. Train No. 1
leaves Pittsburgh daily except Saturday.
Train No. leaves Chicago daily except SAT.
urday. All others daily except Sunday.
+. r. MYERS.
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent
INDIANAPOLIS. PERuA CHICAGO.