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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08
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Austin Statesman 4 Mr. Lewis II
Shelton, whs lives at Sycamor. Spring
on Parton creek. seven niile. from Aus.
tan, brought 10 this city Friday. tbs. pet
riiiesi breast Of a man, which he left a,
Or. Grants dental Office. The snaps Of
the breast and ribs IS perfect. and there
is no doubt but what the Object exhib-
tied . the breast of . man o. giant size
Nc Shelton says that he has at home
the petrihed collar bone belonging "a
the same man. and the other half OF IN.
breast. All Of which he picked up ON Ia.
place. He also says that twenty mile.
south OF Austin there is in a cave a pet,
rited man entire, and that the man /.
sitting on stone with gun across his
lap. the gun being also petrifie.i. lie
has written 20 relative who know
where the cave is that contains these
strange curiosities 10 get information
about it. Mr.. Shelton has visited sew.
eral old mines in this portion of the
state which were worked long years ago
by the Mexicans.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Da Dr.n Lacy for many years
prominently connected with the press
of Louisiana, has bought an interest ia
tuo Fort Worth Sfas2Ti, aud has
assumed editorial control We tender
Dr. Lacy warm welcome 10 his new
ac.dot labor and bespeak for him the
courtesy his high talents, good charaetei
and long service entitle him 20.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08


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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Tur a'stle,is q ~ .sess,aisar stsses thai
the tosel Of the sums d money present.
cd 10 the pope by pilgrims during the
inbilee amounted to ls,478.2sla. oi
these Z. $50. 90 fr. were in gold; the re.
maindsr in paper money. This sum
about 81. ! ~ .5lsiu our money is to be di.
xided ssnSsg the charitable Institution.
~ The church.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

a STRAW trOm-an anti-Texas and Pa.
Cihc source Uuyes. it is said, con-
celcs that She democrats viii elect a
speaker Of the house Perhaps such a
result would Doe acceptable to the press
dent provided the speaker be a Tom
Scott. Texas Pacific man.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08
sherif Of Eseant
sanger Bros.

See the bulletin OF this great house
this morning. One establishment rap
idly succeeds another ip the treasis OF
the patrons OF this the king dry goods
house Of north Texas. The CREST inn
provements in their Main street front
are nearly complete, and add i'm
mensely 20 the appearance OF the
establishments Just tsis e glance at
the Inducements they offer.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Ms CoaSuI, naval officer. member OF
the mntional republican committee, and
chairman o. the s!ate committee, is
holding on 70 these positions despite
the presidents civil service order. with
the purpose Of making himself Senator
Conkling'. governor OF New York.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

ir i astonishing how large = space
in the local history Of the times in
Tcx,s is fllei by John Wesley Hardin
AMI Bl! I.ongley The pepers have
been tiled with them for month or
~. Eminenoc has lie drawbacks in
crime as in ~ ether human pursuits.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

BugHiy NoyEa Is dead and there s
mourning Throughout ,he pleasant v,l-
leys u' Utah, and wherever else the
ae,lpIes Of Joe saith are to he found
This wiil change the whole policy of the
TERRITORY md we may soon expect to
see hcr take her place among the other
state, Of the union
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Kussiay journals in estimating the
COS. Of iahiine, place The whipping Of
Turkey al seven hundred millions Of
dollars, one-ioarth Of which has already
been expended. The old paper issue
OF the government IS about eight hun,
dred millions. The prospective balance
sheet is not encouraging
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Ak unmiugatei lragrapher says
Governor Dung OF Ohio so resembles
his brother who lives IN Pennsylvania,
that they could bo distinguished at a
picnic party the othor lay only by wear.
inc differently eolored hats
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

TINS Iaokstoro E-i5. Graham L,soier
and Henrietta jna7al ~ frontier pa
pcrs, would DO honor to any county in
the state We are very proud OF our
frontier press. Each Of the papers
named deserve che fullest success. and
We trust They are rneetlnr With IL
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

AS reliable Indication Of the tight
ness Of the times, We may allude to the
suspension and abandonment OF work
on the Waco Tap lfmoney TO cons
picte that was at all come-atable, it
woait certainly so on, tor it is 50 evil
IDENTIFY the true policy so far AS the
Central is concerned. 10 complete the
tap at the earliest possible moment
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

AsuU all It would rot be IN the pow
er Of Governor Nichols to give Wells
and Anderson pardon If they are con,
yictcd on the charges against them.
His pardon would have TO be passed
upon 10y the state senate. and that set
ties the whole business. Tae only
thing for the gentlemen Of the return
ing board is to prove their Innocence.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

THEgC has been considerable criticism
upon the custom now prevailing among
army officers OF signing their dispatches
with their surHames only, their titles
being appended This las been called
boy some an etieciatiou The fact is
that ii is done in compliance with an
order from the ndiulant general 5
office, designed 10 effect economy in
tylegfaphinr
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08
n.ns,, OF n.axeuna., !.

General Gano's fine stallion aBIaze-
wood' died yesterday morning at the
stable of NJ. b. l.. Burris in this city.
The animal was in apparent good
health the day before his death, bat
yesterday morning vas taken with
paipatation OF the heart, and died a
above stased. This is quite y ioss To
his owner, rs the horse was highly
thought of, and three thousand dollars
had been refused for him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08
Fire ta Bonnsa

From the New= extra A fsyg minutt-
after O'Clock The Saturday after
noon, the to~u Wa -tartl.-.i is th.
alarm Of Ere The Gre proved O. D. m
Charley Dos residence on the Il,-rs
south of IL. new church IA the usrth-
west part Of town ~ the tiinr ths
crowd reached the Hu4lainR the Eam,s
we're bursting through tie loof. and DO
was evident at a glance that noth.ne
could save 10 They got out part H'
the furniture and household r..1,is ifaiu
the lower -torl but piled them -s u.a-
by that most ot them wef- AfteEu ar.i-
burnt
The house was q two-stcry dUr.l ra
Th.ch cost about g go 10 s,as s...,
dentally fred by tine ohildr-n r,'ayau.
with matciiss ia the uIl..t -tur,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08
A Caii From the Mayor OF the City Fe'
Assistance What is Needed is Money.
The Fire ar isceadiary's Work.

Borhsm Has r~easy-nse Hnadr.a
Dollar h"rn-De-,rucifoa of mr.. q.
Boss k~-ia-scs
ST. Louis, September IA .p-cisl
from Paris, Lamsr county. reports n
half a million ,!sIIls,r lire. Zen i,Ieiu.~s
blocks, Including thre- kot.!-. f.l,.
graph Cliics, postofi-e ard rapr,ss
ciiics, are destroyed. ieeudiar,sm
The ire originated in n >.,lnrn. ait-.-
y man sa'ned Tyler p1uTed all ca liz.
door. sayIug lac world turn the ID
town. Tyler i ia jail.
PARIS. Tsrss. - pisni,af 3 i.-s.
To Mayer and tue Associsfci Pres:
Paris has suffered scyervT VS. .taiion
than that Of Chicago. IN proportion t.
IT. size 4 ere on the 5ist ultim1 d..-
strcyed the principal part Of the toau
and many residences The ln-- VIii o..
Jhr-, quarters Of a million t--ii.- iu-
suraucc Many deserving men l--.re
u r. engage ia business, but ate PENN
less. These and Others are worthy of
thesympstLy aud assistance %! the char
table ever where What l. neeiei I,
money. Those who are not burned out
VIII not Permit the others 10 ,tsrvs
Contributions sent To General = D.
Aaxey, United States senator from Tex.
as, ard vioe>president %. the Partner
q Merchants bank, OF Paris. 81. b.
gratefully received. duly acknow s,I
and fairly distributed
JOHN CtMMI "
Mayor OF Pass Teas
Denison News. We gather the Sol
lowing particulars nom different soul,,-
| in regard - the fire that laii 90 grlu-
/ the principal part Of our ueIrlsUa1!i T.
city OF Paris
About noon, Friday. q IRE broke oa,
/ in a saloon or the wes. : 10. at :ar
| square, ana spread % ra3..g.is Tia, 81. til5
time the tire was 50 rdgs'i four o. gi5y.
J in the Afternoon. the blocks on a.,
scTth. west aud east sides % tie square
one block on north Main street, sna
I one block west Of the square on B5uLa:a
street. were IN ashes
The old court house IA the u.utrs o,
the square. and ~ the good that g.ef,
| carried out ON 70 the square ~ tse onu
msncement OF the tate ser, a.-1 ,ou
( sumed The bIildiEgs bGu.i ucIu..
all the livery stsbles sDd hotels ID 81,
place the me three story nias,laa ual
aud the market hogs- The Il-s .
roughly estimated az $3.50 u-rl ga.
saloon in which the IRE started ~,
owned by Edmonson aud auothrr On
ueman, and = step -un ~ tLr latter L
the name 81 Taylor POUNDS, ms la
tender. and through spite, II Is C'asa.a
be set FIRE TO iho place by satlrl1u.
everything with kerosene ami .tzsIig.
gocd sized bonfire IN a bacilroom
When the villain SAYS the extent o.
his crime. and that su=picion Wa point
aug towards himself 49, iAe criminal
he fled, but was closely pursued a.,
about ten miles this side cf ruis d.
horse stumbled ard fell. t-raKing ri
leg and thus enabled Ais pursurss Z,
overtake and capture him lie ~
taken baoa 70 raris and tunnel owe
20 the PoPulace on Saturday moruu.
70 be dealt with according 10 bi- ,le
serts. Prom the latest informant 1u NJ
have received, we are 'ri % in..r tla
Judge Lynch court has adjourned ssI
die, and that Taylor Bounds D. q
more.
.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08
TEXAS FIEg ggCeg).

Grester Portion of Paris IN Ashes
Los Three QaarlErs Of a Nliuen.
Pie Greatest fire RIeg KHoEa
Ia SoFJh Texas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Mo.ssa': dredse boats are dredging
Bsrwfck's Bay.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

bonhs" Has e r~~oty-nse Hasdrea
Dollar Hurn-Ds-truciioa 81 mr. a.
Boss ke-isl-sse
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Mr.. Carter. manager Of EllIotes lum.
Der yard. said: "The lumber trade
viii be large this fall. / think. and
have my opinion on the excellent con-
dition Of the crops. We do twics the
basiness nov that We did this time Last
year. Thb b owing = " sxtssns
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Caldwell & Go. reported their t" trade
for the past two months has been one
third greater than corresponding sea
son last year. During the past sum.
frer have carried medium stock, add.
ing to IL AZ needed. bat Low i.aye MADE
extensive preparations, and count on
handling oDe-half more goods this fell
than last. The crop reports are mos,
favorable, and we anticipate bette,
business thereby. This seems to BE-
the general feeling. The firm have q
very good and increasing trade, parttc.
uiarly west.p
Mr.. Tillmann, Of TiIlmann 4 Friend
said "We are doing larger bs,sinesu
than this time last season Have nj,
ready shipped part of cur fall orders
ant expect by the latter part Of Sep
tember that business with Us will bs
fully opened. We carry - large Z
stock ~ any liquor house In Texas
and have . splendid western trade, ex.
tending ~ far - Fort Coucho.r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
In NemOriunI.

Del, ut his hom.. in Argos. on the m,ri-
ing 81 e 9th INST, Dr. Cbaiiiiry Lewis. lie
was born Ia the stale oi Connecticut, on the
2v,h Of Jinu,r.. 1900. aid was, iherforc
nearly seventy seven years 81 age. Although
ior the pat lew years he W.T. not engaged M
arli,c practice. he >pcnl nearly hall a century
duties III hI> profession. During the greater
portion oi This lime hi. practice was exle,l-
live aud yet. like IN my of Int brethren, hi-
fortune was simply the CONSCIOUSNESS vi
Gaying ~ nj The ,ie0r OF his lite IN Efforts to
relieve ~uherin. humanity. lie was temper :
ate and industrious, and. up to the tim, OF his
last sickness, was Possessed Of tcrlli kable
physical and merta' energy. lie was a plain
SPOKEN. positive mui. lie despi-csi stiarker
aud deception, and .sa~ >iron M the advocacy
oi higher standard Ufmrtlical education. lie
WAS graduate III The old ". Y University.
and IN in hi ilc'> work maiii aimed the Dig
MI, attached TO tile usefulness and impOr-
farce nf his Profession. On the evening Oi
the 9th, the PLY slcsans of Arso- met to .ciier
and adopted he following resoItii ions:
WEEREAs, Death has removed IRON our
councils our trend AM, professional brother,
DIR. Chauney lewis; therefore
ResofUed, That we recognized In him man
OF extensive information. OF much practical
ability, and one who, during "a ION. aud active
life, maint9incd the dignity OF our profession.
Res0tred. That, as a testimonial OF our
respect for HIM rs a citizen and professional
associate. we attend the funeral in "a body aud
serve in the capacity OF pail bearers.
Resolved, That we extend our sympathy TO
A. a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
Circuit Court Proceedings.

The criminal docket has been occupying
the time OF the court during the past week
William Bogardus was found guilty OF
larceny and sentenced TO the penitcntinry
for one year. BogarIus had applied GER
lain quantities Of wheat belonging to John
Thompson to- his own USE Hess and A.
C. Caprop for the defense. David 0'Con-
nell. who had appropriated the wolf robe
from DIR Borton's cutter, plead guilty and
was sentenced to one years imprisonment.
William Kayer. who had equipped him
self with hat and coat belonging to some
other man, at Bently Huckleberry Marsh.
in July, was found guilty by the jury and
sentenced to one year. Bender for the
defense, who moved for new trial. Will
lam Haslanger charged with selling two
glasses Of beer was discharged on MOLE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
Free of Cost.

DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
Bronchitis, etc, is given away free Of
cost in trial bottles. II you have a
severe Cough, Cold, Difficulty OF
Breathing, Hoarseness or any affec-
ton OF the Throat or Lungs, do by all
means give this wonderful remedy
trial. AS You value your existence
you can not afford to let this oppor-
tuniiy pass. We could not afford to
give this remedy away unless we
knew it contained the true merits we
claim for it. Thousands of hopeless
cases have already been completely
cured by it. There is no other medi-
cine in the world that will cure one
half the cases that DIR. Kings New
Discovery will cure. For sale by G.
Blain q Co. jan4t1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
DANBURY NEWS.
chiefs amang ye takin' notes. an faitl
he'll prent il.

Sheriff Fink keeps bad company.
Henry Protsman is longest sideways
Sixteen Plymouth lawyers plead at the
bar.
John Mueller is well posted on combing
events.
Julius Born delights in catching birds
as they fly in The air.
Tuule can take photographs without
showing the irecklcs
The circumference OF LaPorte street
family circ.cis seventeen feet.
There was citizens meeting on the
corners" Saturday afternoon.
Plat Mcdonald and Samuel Fisher are
tho best bass singers in Plymouth.
Lar. c quantities of ladies' hose were
sold last week. for the ladies went skating.
George Leosch. now of Fort Wayne.
spent last week with his parents in this
city.
swing an the front gate. GO in with her
ar 20 home.
Charley Hoham has new boy that
weighs Is pounds. IL cannot be called
light infantry"
While watching the girls skate Satgr
day ID. j. noticed that none of them wore
selffaslening skates.
A boat load of boys and girls rode
around through the mud until twelve
O'Clock SATURDAY. night.
A Center street lady makes her HUSBAND
get up in the morning by opening win
dow near the head of the bed
Several men have come To the conclu-
sion that the stone step in. front of Rusc's
saloon cannot be broken b. sitting down.
an it.
1, Was very cold Sunday night. To-
bacon guilds left in the church halls we Q
frozen stiff al the end of the service. and
hid To be warmed before being resumed
Asa young la ~ was crossing the s;recl
N front OF the post Office saturday afie..
naon young man Offered 10 assist he
through The siush bat she caught hold oi
her hustle and raised herself over.
Last Saturday a fine hiircd young man
Was cut in a spring suit. On Sunday he
slaid in the hou,c with an old Suck a.nund
his throat, amid miscellaneous odor oI
Iiniments and drug stores.
Chester Brooke has quit the printing
business, aud Is now studying mslicine i.
tie thinks that faults in printing are ex-
posed to the eye, while in physics they are
buried with the patient.
PERsoNAL-A young lady of good per-
sonal appearance, with moderate fortune.
Glue eyes, light hair, or any kind of Il lady,
can get u beautiful pack OF calling cards at
the REPUBLICAN Office tor % cents
Phillips, the printer, has emigraied TO
TT. Wayne, and the officers and jury who
took part ia the trial OF the case OF Phil
lips Us. Stevens are tr. Ing To solve the
cunundium, where is their costs to come
from?
John Green attempted to pick mp ten
cent piece that was attached To the under
side of the glass in kendali's cigar case.
last Friday He felt acme in this world
OH discovering the dciusion. looked
around to see ii any one was looking ard
lneaudered out
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

- Call nj S. Brcker's for your Ladies'
Cloaks. from 81 % up. The finest as
sortmcnt in the city.
The Centennial Opera House is
now well furnished and is heated by
furnaces. 1t has three ways OF exit.
Its seating capacity is about 1,0O0
and it is prepared to accommodate
ali travelling theatcis. troupes, con-
ccrts, socials, etc. II
As "a general thing we don't believe
in printing sermons, but the one
which appears in this issue of The
REPUBLICAN is so decidedly apropos
that we ask for it careful perusal.
Clothing for mon and boys. cheap.
ut Williamson & Co.'S. n24-2.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
Resolutions on the Death Of Joseph
TrOwbridge.

At a stated communication OF Plymouth
Lodge No l49 r. IL A. Nj. Jan. 8. 1917,
the COMMITTEES appointed for the purp's
made the following report which was
unanimously adopted:
Your committee heretofore appointed to
draft resolutions appropriate 10 the death
of Bro. Joseph rrowbridge. "A member OF
this Lodge. respectfully beg leave To sub
nit the following report:
We have learned with profound sorrow
of the death of Bro. Joseph TrowDridse
whc departed this life on the 18Th day of
November 1876.
In the death of Brother Trowbridge this
Lodge has lost one OF its Oldest and most
revered members, brother whose lie
was upsight and in accordance with the
principles and teachings of Masonry, and
who was ever ready To aid and assist all.
who were worthy OF his bcneticleace.
Resolved, That our sympathies are here
by rendered To the relatives OF Bro. Trow
bridge i'm the irreparable loss they have
sustained.
Res9tcod, That these resolutions he re
corded upon the records of the Lodge, q
copy forwarded to the family of the de
ceased. and a copy be furnished the P'ym
outh papers with u request for publica
ton.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Lodge at Plymouth this 0tn day OF Jan.
uary 1871.
j. BRowNLEE, Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

A dutfer who resembled Nasby's Bascom
came in The REPUBLICAN office Tuesday
and offered to make our independent for
tune by writing up Plymouth business
men for our columns Even if he were
not a hummer Of the first order we would
not have consented 10 To his proposition,
for we believe only in legitimate advertis-
ing We take this occasion TO say that
the business man who pays for an adver-
tiscment in business directory, or I'm any
of their schemes of card books, etc, is
swindled out OF his money A newspaper
advertisement costing one tenth OF what
is paid for this kind of advertising will
pay WELL Business men ARE com ocIed to
advertise il they succeed. and they should
make intelligent calculations as to what
plan of advertising will pay them. We
are quite sure that the newspaper which
goes into the hands OF the entire people OF
he section every week of the year is the
best advertising medium exiant. Next
come &S,nd bills. cards. etc. but there is no
patent scheme" that can be offered which
will nav.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
True Merit Will Win.


A few years since the proprietors
OF DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar. Wild
Cherry aud Horehound introduced
it here. 1t Was not pulled, but sold
on its merits. Our people soon
found it to be reliable, and already ii
has become the most staple and pop
ular pulmonary remedy in the mar
ket. 1t quickly cures the worst
coughs, colds, Group. bronchitis. asth-
ma. and incipient consumption.
Nothing acts so nicely in whooping
cough. and it is so pleasant that
children readily take n. Containing
no opium, or other dangerous drug,
il Is as safe as it is true. Trial size,
10 cts; large sizes. so cts. and One
Dollar. Sold by l.. Tanner.
Also Agents for Prof. Parkers'
Pleasant Worm Syrup. which never
fails. Pheasant TO take, and requires
no physic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
In Mel,toriun,

To The mrm"ry "i Si>rcr sarah L. McAlax.
antlcr. we Il sniH ri MrAl,Ltl,r, VIII tl,.
parted tins lille Dee -. 1876. AGED about 3
t,ai>. Size WA Il m MAR al VA I'M L,dg
NJ. 100. /. @ %. r.. Fulton Co.. Ind b,
VILE m tile following r,'>unrIti"i> we've PASSED
RcAOirtd. That IA the death OF uin hc.u,eti
sister. "IIr l",i., and pr,i,r hrNc lo>t u worth,
M IN 'rr, her family Kind aud afl,riionai,
wiic anu IN lhrl. and he e, mmuuil, an h ,i-
90 abe ANA t>ium q irIrud.
Res SUcL THAI this ioi.c doth sincerely
>,ml.ilh T.. with The hrrascu family 81 ,iir
Is ~. la ihi~. ilItir sui afliiriInn. We can
n"w only r"mml d lrom Ia / I'm whn>r :..,..,l-
h''>> hId, Ia up the br,krn L,ait. and wi Il
the iuli a>>iiaLrr Thai There i Il wurid whrrc
he GOOD VIII IN ri a-ali'. aud ia hich. sor-
row lpIiu and susiih can never come.
by order oI the ,ou.c
RACHEL DI'DGEoN.
Louisa MARTINDAiE.
JANE McCRD>KEY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

shall ever read =" BE faithful" We are
gathering shells on the ocean beach and
lie aving footprints Tor the next wave To
cover. These shells we must throw away
bnt The pearls God will let us take tn that
home where there is no sen, ard they will
be the he ,uliiu testimonies through eIer-
nifty. TN we lived once ,n earth and soupht
the chief end of our probationary lives
that we sought. and found the pearl of
great price, and Others too, which MS stars
will slime in cur crowns of rejoicing.