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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

Trains Nos, 8 and run daily. Train No.
leaves Pittsburgh daily except Saturday.
Train No. 4 leaves Chicago daily except Sat
urday. All others daily except Sunday.
+. r. MYERS.
Gen Pass and Ticket Agent
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

DROTFC ZION HOOK AND LADDER co. Stated
u meetings first Tuesday in each month. Henry
Speyer, Forman-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
FIRE COMPANIES.

n UhIhIIC ENuINE %. cIdItu IlttlInBt
IA second tuesday in each month.
W. Al. n. Cullen, sec. T.. h. Barnhili, Foreman.
V,ORRENT HOSE CO. Stated meetings second
i Tuesday III each month. ). VI. Palmer, For
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
PITTsBURG, FORT WAYNE 6 CHICAGO
HALLWAY.
GOING WEST.

On and after May 18th. 1873. trains will
leave stations daily. except Sunday) as fol
lows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
CENTENNIAL
PHOTOGRAPH
r GALLERY

Every style of the art from a Gem or Photo
graph to the finest India Ink picture. exc
cuted in the highest artistic skill. Also copy.
ng and enlarging made a speciality. We have
the best of light. so that pictures may be
taken in any kind of weather. Picture frames
kept constantly on hand. With our kindes
regards for already liberal patronage. We
would bespeak a continuation of the same
hoping to be able TO render perfect satisfac
ion. both in price and quality OF work. Re-
Wheeler's Bank. Plymouth. Ind.
Jan77 J. e. PORTMESS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

plymouth BUILDING, LOAN d SAVINGS
Il ASSOCIATION, No, 2. Board OF Directors
meet first Monday in each month. w. b. hess,
Pres. h. A.. Brown, Sec.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
ODD FELLOWS.

4 MERICUS LODGE, No. 81, l. o. o F., meets
"A every Thursday evening at s:3J p. In. Resident
anu visiting brethren are cordially invited 10 at
tend, IA. G. Thayer, n. G.. ii. Is. Reeve, Sec.
DLYMOUTH ENCAMPMENT, NO. l13. Stated
meetings second and fourth Mondays in each
month. Ii. Speyer, &. 4. j. A. PalnIur, scribe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

DLYMcUTH BUILDING LOAN q SAVINGS
Il ASSOCIATION, No. 1. Board OF Directors
meet first Monday of each month. ID. Il. Arm
strong. Pres. T.. T.. Toan. Sec.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

n p ADAY TO Agents canvassing for the
~ Fireside Visitor Terms and Out
H. Free. Address p o. NICkERY. Al
gusta. Maine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.


DLYM0UTH COUNCIL, NO. 1s, X. A. \. NJ
u Stated convoeations the second "Wednesday in
each month. j. r. Langenbaugh, 4. |. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

plymouth CHAPTER, NO. 40. II. A. NJ.
= Stated convocations the first and third Mon
days IN each month. JIM. Confer, NJ T.. III. 4.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

Il ILWlNNING LODGE, NO. 435, A. 4. Il A. NJ.
IN Stated communications the first and third
Tuesdays in each month. X. A. Chase, w. NJ.
Z. =. Sutphen. Sec.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

DLlMOUTH CHAPTER, EASTERN STAR
\ meets the first " ednesday OF each month ut
Masonic Hall Mrs. e. y. Smith, w. M. A King
or, sec.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

PLYMOUTH, LODGE; NO. lag; A. f. a. A. NJ.
Stated Communications first and third Fridays
In each month. "A. L. Reeve, W. NJ. j. BrownIee,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05

N''H
ny an empty aud scDse'ess bill fu,
voluntary 1cadja>imeIt,'' by i>suim
new bonds a, four per cent. aud ak
i.s the ca, diturs to take them In ire.
Of their Xix per cent. bonds. Il 4.
perfectly manifest We cannot nov %
he few day, left US perfect aay mra-
urc that will be worth Il straw. TE
Governor /, IN Cur pslh aud holds Ia
situation. We mu,i efurm our Inc
aud rc>hppe uur entire p""cy. T. +
j., Il 1ray u do it am u = and !
think [ can suggest M that will COO
The goose Tor the enemy. The mo
ale Of our fences has Seen impaired
br the unexpected action OF the Gov
enor aud il vii talk. more or h.
me la restore it. Even the stu',-
horoe,, opponents OF these bills ii,
! clare their regret that The Govern"
did not ct them 20 Ia The courts r.
final adjudication. His attack "n III
Free School System is very general
Condemned He dec ares free sch"o.
ID luxury and not a necessity /
{ ctLpr wards lie v"uld de>trny thcu
: before ir would SEE lLe debt readiu-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05

Ohio Chas NorcrGp North Chester
field Me Milton Jones Sc.iia n Y J
+ Miller Bridger Station Wvo ] T.
Merriman Lopaneport Ind NJ VI Post
Loganslort Ind J w Bailey Ire ont
Pa IL Il Ayrrs La PORE Ind 3rs-ir NJ
Sears FIT Bfsuch Ind L Williams Can
ton No ~ n Thayer Ouarga III = q
Nichols Jr Galveston Tex jonas +
Reinert Stnnr-vilie Pa 5 w LUX
Mcfarland Wiz Johnson Williams
Heimick Ohm Mrs n A Currey Tre,i-
ton Tenn J c. I.SIIn krrie y Fl A J
Casper Table Rock " Va Louis Al
dcT- Gay-pnTt Ohio G. IL Cila-e Elk
hart Ind Mrs Henry Haivht San
FrauHisco al Mrs Z VI CiaiIusha LAW
renceVliiF y y W j Graham Abel
Iowa \ o Smith Newman Ga Cha> T.
Rice Baltimore Mi J-sse NJ Sears Car
iI~ie litd Din'i Miller Fl Wayue Ind
fr> Mimi" Aruaj~" go Deias.r, ~
New York II W Hail Hastings Mich
M + MAr-t"n Lhweli Mass J. "
Roberts N%iaficnpa Auz Gins : i}ela-
my Harrisburg Pa VI & C0!r Low. /
Mass Miss g j Spurfin Camden .Nla
tIiss + Ka~ krrtieri"ktrvu OrIu
Mrs iurs Hunter FarmIugt"u ~
inp' n SrauidiHg camp ~Fan laugh
wv" " Hracy 5i-amt,,ai !! ok W.
VI = LNiiia Waite Shusl.an ~ u
Peek Junction any '..nrt neur, En-
istniH~ Gal l. y Cummings R.aItnIi
III = + JnHeS Charleston Four corners
y \ tirr'tge + Hall Pu.Ll" Gal Wm
+ b". RE Sterling Pa ii II Eh"r 9fS
P~nn Street Pit,si urch Pa J r J,rk
man S~suu-i'~ l~ln XIV Henry u,
hrIsI Geneva : Y Mis- HeTt,- Par,ntt
N"tYHu--Fy Dam l. L-,lt.rnnk Cl,~-
tIram III : b McC"y Ns~hpn Obi
" W Warner North Jackson Mich
Mss Mary 4 Wine D,ricu Wis I1h,
Z"i"ier Carlisle Springs p Jams
r+mpkjn~ ~ Cinui Ninh l'uuch lui-g
Pfwnte CITY Nrh Jo-ryh Il Miller
N-ui' Obi" = 4 N.choiS Galveston
Tx II l. Laird UrIer Alton Ill John
D'v'' Prescott AriZ Mrs Nancy Ga
ham Forest Cn = Greg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
Siafu of The Treasury.

In fe=FuuSe 10 q resolution Of the
'tau-e. the Auditor u Public Aucrun =
has cent Tie II use I communication,
aging:
The amount borrowed 10y the State
iuri"g ti,e fiscal year from Thr differ
nj Ssati dtto>i,rT.e~ va $I04 DOO.
Thi- nInoHHt WIS iIsii oil y. fall du-
rInV the saHuc year ~ that there ws~
nothing tue "n ti4e III OF Orlohtr, 1877.
Ei,iarEing thr -coI'e of the rr-uiu
non, however. | hsVt To rt!urt thai
-Iurc the c"EiIaructn'Pnt of the pier
Ht fi-cal yeai there las been hnrruws,i
rom tnr t.4Hk. afor.~aid the following
nins, "hnh asr -ii!i unpaid:
From the Planters National
B.Hk ..--...... .-.......... S47 .5gr
trnm the Richmond Banking
aud isuraUcr Company. - 500
Fro" the Firsi National pdnk 5n.Uuu
Total -.....>............. SI45 0O
M arraD%. n,ruts have hepn iua.ic to
3'Ay TIN raan other than out al the 81
rrr:eIug re,rhurS of the state a ely
large rr"pnTuun of wl,ich-con-idrIa
uiy over Il million dollars went over
al I,a'i The 1t ul December ia~t, aui
: ga h- accounted fer al this office IN
H. 10 b of jar = nrX.
No arrangements have been maie
:uT future ioAu-.
am, very respectfully, &r.
81. + TAYLOR.
Auditor Of Puh ir Arcuuuis
Next to Ihr bankrupt condition. al
H. treasury. The m~I significant mal
~ in THIS comnuIi alto H. .lr intEt
tn!nunt uf over "a ( nut uupAih axes.
IL - said that when taxation r, achr~h
point hry"rd the abIlIiy of the Tax
pay cT there - a., q b- r~e-I-Un-t {"
lac AN-cnIi-cIuI's ctli. This wuulu
sem to drm"iistragr that Ibis p"iUt l.
r.arh-d. sud that fart explains the ar
rralayps 81 o,.r EaiilioH uu the lst Of
D-cruIGtr.-R. HhiQ
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
a Cioud of Witnesses.

For nearly u quarter uf a century
DE- Srgr'S Ca!arIh Remedy has hcru
acknowledged uy the p 'nrl- a. a pol
ave cure Tor all CaiarrH affections. LIS
great popularity with physiciai's and
patients, together wiki liz constantly
increasing sale. a~tipNt>, IN arguments
stronger than "%uris. H. healing pow
or If rh~re b- general or nervous he
hiliiY and impoverished blind. DE-.
PIrrce's Golden Mt,i'cal Discovery
shout lie used in cunnrrtinn NIth Tie
Catsrth Remedy. TIE following
Ha"upd parties are among the thou=-
and~ who have been cured Of c0tfp'rh
10y the use DIR. Ssge'- i,atarTn Remedy:
A + DawnS New Geneva Pa ID J
B7own 81 Joseph so Il G lewis Rut.
ls0d VI Levi springer Neitle Lake
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
NEW 8DyERFESEulNT MIS-.
GEO. P. ECWELL 3 Co.'S
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU
3Sp2uGE ST REM Y0fg.

GEO p ROVELT go. conduct an ag4rcv or
thr r~.c-ption OF sd vrriisementnt T american uews-
lal-rs
RI most complete establishment If the kind in
tl,r wnrld.
Snru news arers are kent regularly ON file cp y
q IA" iuSFec''r n custom -r~.
v-ry a'v-rii ~rru-rt IL tok.r IT rha home Price
'ffhe paper, with,ut any additional chang. OF
r0Wwission
A. adv rti-pr ~ dealing with The Agency. y.
saved IrnnbI aud c'rr"spnn l.rcc mIkiuy me
~n. i'ac; iu-I-ad ~ Il dozen, a huldrcG or = tEou-
aud
: book Of 100 pages. cn"taining Ii,ts of hest
- er- largest circH% lutio'iS. religions. agricultu-
~. rirss, poll 'rAi. daily and country papers. snd
all ruh'ira los ~hicH are suSritIly valuable to
+1v-Iti-~r.. vi u som information about prices
j. -sur tn any add re=~ m ?. crirt ~ ten cents
rar-"''s At = distance vi-hiug to NIX. contracts
for adr-r'isi0' in auN i"~n. riry. county. Sisir.
or %t-'Tit"ry o. -" TrTI'd S'a'r<. ~ H. portion 81
tHe tCml'ion n Guadt nav send a eouoi~- STATE
~ ~ Of what thy want. tnc4thrr with y COW
- nh" sDNEPFiSEHENT thtv dasir~ irsrr,aA:
rn' VII received irfprmr'i'r Nv r-tu'r vail
which will enable th-m 10 teridr whether to
rr@--n ~ raH1rr me rrlsr
For -TCh Information rl"yp ~ 70 rharZA
Nrisr - Ar" tl:nu Fcr p -iugIe usgp.r - vslI %
f"r a lit; for d sIfSlr deIisr IS readily az for =
larger -Hm.
leo p Eowall & TO-. also publish the 'm"ri-
"a" Nev-rar ~- rir'c'crv I"rica 81 c r:s. p ro'r
nlcin lit % all American Nsvsu-rer~. ND = ia
@z-ticr"f the town in which Ghsv are ruhi!~hri.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
THE EAsIENN QUE rION.

;U~sIA NOT To de FRIGHTENED BY
THHEATs AND MILITARY PREPAEA-
TIO>S.
It PETERSBURG. March II
sIsiug 80 "a rrce I article oi the hiu-
,on NAtadud. witch declared 10,
ne sword woud have 10 decide. nm
i.,> Russia made c"nce~>IorN. tut
Afe"ce EvsSe say. the British
government has declared that 4
Sould only make war on behalf ri
BuuNh interests Ru~,3, heN re-
~fi'c,ed and satisfied those Interests
T~urfe'ofe. either tn. Htnadord i
ui>.hfpmed Or EngItnd vii act is
opposition TO i"r formal dtclaraliou.
a. regards concessions. Tne Euro
mean cAhire 5 know that Russia Is IT,
OWED 10 m,iuIain The essential re
AIT g! the war she viii Away.
lsa h~er~llf disposed 10 accept cv,n
.rauS "f r~cnrciiirg the in,IoIHbjiit
3 Ghis result with the interests ni
med parties hut taresls aud militia
=. preparations are Il bad uAy of II,
,sfnHna 8 peaceful uuItr>'andins"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
THE ''WELT1;''

Sewing Nachir- i III" Pasirs; -"lii.g SEG best
satisfying in m" us-E"'. y h-H = vrrv Iarya
>hutti' Eak,- The !"rk-st5tch y Silnp'- In con
-irTrii"n V"rv iiyht rr"rir ~. Tul almost r"i-
3rs- Il j. tmo-r i'm ''s-ih'p Tor oth-r Irsrhir-s
,"iI In ii ref r"mretiti'u with tie WHTfE-
tg"1f~ y ""i"@ rp'" Tor TINS g." - bite
F"-' j77s- "CRIup Sc G~gqYesa-d. 81.
60 SEEFR tJur rjxed SaTsis, win
- - name. :" cts. post paid l.. JONES 5
.HB Nassau. New YAK
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
Gold in n. Y. I0I "a.
Our Richmond Letter.
HOUSE or HTLTG ATFs.
RICHMOND, March 2n. 1878.


A. write this le,tcrlhe Indications
Seem favorable to an early adjourn
mgpt. and there is no doubt whether
] shall not make this the last II CHI
mond letter of the winter.
The Governor has velned the Bar
hour Bin aHd thu- destroyed all pres
snt hope Of au early adjustment Of
the debt, which the August c"nven>
ton that nominated him, made our
chief dl,y. lie has destroyed TIC
W-rk Of The entire session aud We
are back. as far as readjuSIment is
concerned. st the beginning, Not
,aushed eith The Barbour bill, the
Governor has vetoed the bill to re-
quire the school tax to be paid in
mnr.v. Tie latter originated in tie
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
\ VI T. 81 "r - ~ssclurss, After
q. mai;iiHg TWO Wears ~ i.3rgr

Yesterday Hugh Mvnart. u fnrrHrr
Resilient nf the tn district Of kr"a
county VIII" - charged OiTh ih- mar
i"r ~ Vim. D.rnarruS ON tho 22'i 'hsv
If NAV 1876 wa arr-~'-,I on Cav
.,rrrt tv Mr.. Ca;rirk Ruth-rf.-.t. alter
successfully concerning li- whpr-,
ir ui- far neariV two yrars, 4 partition
IF .irh time Ghp prisoner stAtss hr
r-nrainei 10 Kentucky. and II great {
f,arl 10 Kn x and adjDIniug c"Trtire
Iiic+ with their ad ice, h- came lat"
tie ciiy FIR the purpose of Surrender
Iug hrmsr { 80 The Officers of the lIV.
~'irirrrHiGr,! 10 ~ Il u 'rIHl for tie
crime alleged KtnrriHe IrjbURe.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
The Attorney GeneraIshlp.

We copy the following from the
Abingdon VIRGINIAN of last week,
which we heartily endorse:
We are GLAD to see Mr.. w. D.. Nc
Crosby of Bristol. Tenn so favorabiy
efuk.ii # for District Attorney for l,t
JHdsrial Circuit III Tenn. Mr.. Me
t.tu. k, - = m-Eber nf the legal firm
- Rnilpv d Airt,ro~ky, whirh has n
large ant iurr+a-eing business in the
rourts al lie State and is ynuuY uan
If talent and fine legal aItainments.-
Oar Tennessee friends viii do we'll to
eject him 10 the position,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
TO GhS Z UbI5c

lNHE undersigned having gone into Il co
Z partnership with t'cssIr. l.. io"-
NlBEi;G and &. DUKiOI, the stslr OF tne
irm viii I've i)OIiOL x Co. We
b ye brought ia ttIs place all .he I.te~t ami
most approved appliances for eXtIH nae
watch making and repairing, tcg'ti,r with
the best talent and skili in the Americab,
French, and swiss improvements. Mr..
Iurai5ert ranks with the frst Watch Max
cra ia tle United Static. We have aPpli-
aucts to adjust Wlicho' to hert aut Guild
Ne naiter Ourselves that We car IL watch
work better tuau The hest Of Other ships
Throughout the country. All damaged
partr OF watches will h- taken ont sud re-
placed with perfect parts. IN many cases
Our finely repaired watches will be n.ane
better than new. Formerly Mr. Cornihsrt
was entrusted with the first class Of wOik
IN New York city.
Our assertion will he proven hy giving us
a tr,al. We will still keep q fac class OF
collaborating that Is Kept in IA tirst-
class Jtwelry Sture. Wutcl e. n cheap ae
thp cheapest, and warrnntrh. Our sincere
thanks To- the pablo for their very Liberal
patronage ia tie past. We hnpe 20 alaass
merit - -hpre "f the = lue by fair dcaliag
18th all. Bar in mind DER tuicut is
not jrf FrE,HsSfe.F
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
TUESDAY, WsRCR S, 1878
THE VETO.

HEAE LIO.
The frontier reply Il will ask
my wife and then 10 as ! please
should be cugrayen on the shield
IF mn new Governor. He letcTr>
cd Reimbursement to tie people,
upde, the plea, that if he spoke
during the canvass, the result
would be a split Of the party. The
people iud~lged him in dhe luxury
Of silence. and they undertook the
work Of Readjnstment, but they
had no sooner rcadjustcd than the
new Governor, Ike a c]r"ucha"i
Ion, spraag upon it aud crushed
il. All of its enemies appealed to
the Caesar Of the Supreme Court
but when the people agreed TO the
issue, they planted the Governor
in the pass, and swore the Court
shoult not be allowed to inspect
ami brand the bill. DOES This
look like fair warfare 1t The
Barbour bill he unconstitutional,
why not let the Court say s."
The Governor tells The LrgisIa-
ture in very plain Language, hat
they have got to INCREASE TAXA
TON 70 pay this brhr, or hey GA"
just abolish the Free School sys-
tenn, and use the school money 10
pay il. The people will mt tell
him they will see him damned first,
for they respect the Governor, and
they DO not respect profanity, hul
We cau tel Inn that before lhey
wi. sec the school system dcsfrry-
I'd they w.lI cali a convention, rub
ont the present organic law, and
take Il new start, beg ming with
tbs s~oycroisnty Of public opinion
itself.
"Free Schools are not 3 nec'fsi-
"ty. The world for hundreds of
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue uf 81 Deed of Trust, executed
- 81 me hy \. Fiiii:gnr and Vi e, hear
ing date the 2jth OF August, 1871. and uC
record in the tountv jourt Clerks Office
ut t~hingIsn, / VIII offer for sale 1T public
]auc'ion AZ the court house door in Aiding
don. Virginia, on
MYndoy, Tie 25N doyof Mucb 1873,
- tract of lind known "a the Ninor-FHIir-
gar t~lct, situated near Waliace's Switch in
Wash nllon county. Va, ali lining the
}-nds OF Wallace buchanan anil others, cnr-
tairiue los acres. nnl Is More iuiiy de
s~riheA by deci uom W. :. Minor To- i.
F~ii,irger, al record al ~AiiHg!uu, or So
rHrh thereof rs rErv q Necessary to pay
tine costs attendant on this trust a +! Ia sat
i-fy the drita meu'i0ued IN eail deed OF
trust, TERM$-Jash in hand.
D. T. BAILEY, Trustee.
feb 26. '7S-tis.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05
Y. D0HTCsT

Y. B.-Mr G.. Nmriot icing extra
hue MH@iiHi~t. rs we'll a. atrh-
Maker. viii make Ia order any new
machinery "f the finest quality or re-
par cid machinery. VIII Undertake
uew designs or new machinery for in
vrnInr- nov. g. IS77-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-03-05

E=EIIE undersigned would especially annnusce
=. To Tie ciIz-uS OF trist i-';u.d-.r, Virginia
and tennessee. lhat he has oI+net Il shtp tor tie
repair and adjustment "t sewing Narhin lie
Uiil rrpsir. adjust and fnUiish neT parts Ia all
the !yaIiug marI.nrs nn -Lurt notice aud At r'ss
nratlc prizes.
,ttaehruen,s, Ne-di~s, &c, furnished at the
reg ut4rstaur sr p1cTs
Fer he present b, can be fo4n \, HE residence
IN the corner of Russell and EdsIord street,, Va
hill, 6nOdssn. Respectfully,
A. S.GALLIHER.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-01-04
A LAST GREETING.

Among the numerous notable sym
pathetic creations OF the celebrated
artist, Gabriel Max, who stands first
among he painters of the Munich
school, are the touching scenes of the
blind girl holding the lamp for her feI-
low believers to descend into the Sc
cr-t catacombs, and that of the poor
mctberle,s child, Julia Capulet, . car
ried by the nun, also the crushed wild
ow compelled 10 look on the auction
of her distrsined property. But by
many, "A Last Greeting" is considered
his masterpiece IL represents love
iy maiden, who has been cast into the
arena, in pagan Rome. to be deyoured
by the savage beasts, for the delecta-
ton Of the inhumap mob. She leans
against the eneircliog stone wall; az
her feet broken by their fall, lie some
simple wild flowers; imploringly she
look. up, seeking the hand from which
they came. Her whole life, like some
gigantic panorama. swiftly flashes
through her feverish brain, every act
stands out with painful distinctress
Deeply she realizes how often that
same strong hand, which now alone
bestows last farewell, had been prof
.ered. Ably it would have protected,
beside ensuring comfort, happiness
AID health, had she not carelessiy and
disdainfully turned away. Women
suffering from those chronic weakness
es peculiar TO their sex are prone TO
just such actions. Every dag they
near Of the Favorite Prescription Of
DR.. r '. Pierce, of the Worlds Dis
penssry and lnvslid's Hotel, Buffalo,
\. Y Thousands of these sufferers
write in universal commeDdation Of its
great excellence and worth. Once
within the dreaded pale Of disease, IL
is worse than folly to be careless, and
delay the use of this positive means OF
cure. Ladies suffering from weakness
bearing down pam. or weak back, and
nervous prostration, will fad this a
specific remedy. On receipI CT S1-50,
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" book of over nine hundred
large pages, will be sent post paid IL
contains a clear aud concise descrip-
ton of the numerous diseases with
<hich women are afflicted. Address
the author, r. V. Pierce, u. ID. Bu1a-
10, y. Y.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-01-04
COLLINS -
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS.

n Electro o-Galvanic Battery. combined
a with the celebrated Med,cated Porous
Plaster, forming the grandeSi curative agent
in the world OF medicine and utterly sur
pas ing all other Piasiers heretofore in use.
They accomplish more in one week than the
old IN a whole year. They do not palliate,
tnev CURE Instant relief afforded iE
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, cramps,
st. Vitus' Dance Sciatica Hip Complaints,
Spinal Affections, Nervous Pains and lIri-
tations, Epilepsy or Fits proceeding from
Shocks TO the Nervous System, Rnptnies
and Strains, Fractures. Bruises, Contusion-,
Weak Muscles and Joints, Nervous and
Feeble Muscular Action, Great Soreness
and Pain in any part OF the Body. Weak
and Paiuful hidneys, Great Tenderness oi
the Kidneys. and Weak and Lame Back
caused by Chronic Inflammation of the
Kidneys.
&. confident are the proprietors in the
great vaIue of this Plaste over all Other
Plasters that they do not hesitate to WAR
RANT t. to possess greater, far greater, c0ra
tive properties than all oihe's combined
while the Sice of each. viz 25 cents. is
within the reach ofeveTy uff reT IN the lard.
Insist therefore, on aying what you cali Tor.
Price, q cents. Sold by all Druggists
Mailed on receipt of price, IS cents for one
81 - ior siX, or 81 % for twelve. carefully
wrapped and warranted, by WEEKS & POT.
TEX. Proprietors, Boston. Mass