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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-09

Fob upwards of thirty years Mrs. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for
children with never-failing success. 1t cor
reefs acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrhea, whether arising from teething
or other causes. An old and well-tried
remedy. 25 cts. a bottle.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-09

WHEN good will goes gadding, he
must not be surprised if i'll will some
times meets him on the way.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-09

AMAN s character is like a fence-you
cannot strengthen it by whitswash.
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ONLY one American cabinet or parlor or
gan maker has ever succeeded in bearing
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position, where they came in competition
with the best European makers, and this is
the Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., who have
taken first medal, or highest honors, a tevery
such exhibition for twelve years, ending
with the Paris exposition this year, where
they were awarded the highest gold medal.
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The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
WALKERTON.
BY ST. JOSEPH.

Walkerton is to haye a new paper
which will be neutral in politics and in
dependent in religion. Its first issue will
appear this week.
Corn in this locality suffered somewhat
from the drouth bnt the recent rains have
improved it considerably and the pros
pect is fair for an average crop.
One firm from this J ACE that had no
license to sell AT the mIIsh took in $40
for liquors sold there TON single Sabbath.
Perhaps Uncle sam might obtain some
revenue il his agents would look after the
matter.
The Mill Greek base ball club came
down Saturday and defeated the Walker
ton club by score of 30 To IL Our BOYS
showed that they were not jealous of their
successful rivals by giving them three
cheers when they departed.
Sbarpers from Chicago came down last
week and by the use of "Ah Sins" tricks
which in their case were not vain, y
cleaned out nearly all of the local gam
blers who flourished at the marsh during
the whOrtleberry season.
1t seems from the appeal recently pub
lished in all the papers in this part OF the
State that steps will be taken To prevent
lawlessness at the marsh next year, bet
ter late than never The attention of the
officers of the aw Was called 10 the sub
ject by the correspondent OF THE REPUB-
LICAN this year but it was not needed
Mr. Bailey. who bays and ships wheat
from this place, also ships about two car
loads daily from Teesarden and ships
from Crumm's Point still larger guam
tity. Prices ranged last week from 81 10
% cents per bTshel; to-day (Monday) il
is 90 cents. Stevens, of this place, il also
buying. lie sometimes has more wheat
than his warehouse will hold
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

At the municipal election II Chica-
60 last spring. the Chicago Ners. an
independent paper which usually
leans toward the Republican parts.
supported Carter Harrison. the Dem
ocraJic candidate for Mayor. BY "a
combination o. Democrats. Green
hackers and Independents. Harrison
was elected. Ever since he went into
Office nine cut Of every ten men that
voted for him have been c9rsiug him.
For months the Ners and other in.
dependent papers thar supported him
have been demonstrating with him
for his extreme partisan conduct.
The Times has alone stood by him,
but IL can no longer stand the storm,
and acknowledges that Harrison Is r.
failure Perhaps the Republicans Of
Chicago have Learned il lesson that
will 10 them good ia the future, and
teach them what has been taught
dissatisfied Republicans throughout
the Union. that 70 desert the Rrlub
lican party is u rain the country.
The Day We're say "Wo never
doubted the honesty Of Mr. Harrison,
surprising that a lack Of common
sense vas responsible for his a-sin-
Inc conduct bat ii the light OF recent
events it is hardly 10 be assumed.
either by him o. - the people Of
Chicago. that weeau continue to look
upon him as a man of ruth " strict
integrity Mr Harrison has himself
to blame for the utter failure % his
administration he allowed that
dreadful disease, tue big-head, to
gain too much headway The result
is. that il Mayor Harrison should %
peal 70 the people tomorrow he
would not receive 500 votes
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

was greater than for 1870, and that
for 1873 greater than that for 1877.
But though the receipts increased
every year the cost OF collection de-
creased. These are facts which it is
well TO remember. IL the Internal
Revenue branch. of the Treasury, an
ex mination has been made OF the
returns OF III of the 126 collectors,
and. besides the great and increasing
efficiency of administration shown, it
has been found that not one of the e
officials have stolen, misappropriated
or withheld Il penny. This is another
fact Republicans and Democrats, as
well, should bear in mind.
The Bankers Convention at Sara
tOga seems To be great success.
over a thousand delegates, coming
from all parts of the country, being
in attendance, and the proceedings
are OF greater interest than those OF
any previous year.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

One hundred and seventy-two chill
dren under one year old died in De-
troit during the month of July. This
alarming mortality led to an investi-
CATION which showed that large
majority OF those that had died were
not nursed but were fed on dairy
milk which had been adulterated by
the use Of fine white clay. The OBJ
iect Of the adulteration was TO give
the milk a rich, creamy appearance.
but ii was death TO the unfortunate
little ones who were compelled 10
drink. Some OF the dairymen have
been arrested. and it is said that 9TH
ers will be. There is no punishment
too severe for such persons. 1t is
said that every quart OF the adulter-
ated milk would, in five or six hours
deposit half teacupful OF sediment.
II seems that parents who would al
low the use OF such milk were almost
criminally negligent to not know that
Ii was adulterated.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

Tho nron,ia,ors ~ tho Cb;oaoo
mil, w. hay,no rri,,o, 80 r.
ID. 81 -, -
80 ''''''''
o. ~ ''i'"'' W. ,u''' una, i.''' ~ ~ 5''i u
10 the real CONDITION IN memphis, TIE
oelved the following dispatch satur-
day
MKwus Tenn, AUGUST 80 g. m.-
Iotte htt'rg ~ A.-. In accord'n,e
"iihyaart-lesmu herewith furnish yuu
sith ihr f.iloAip. iaomau
Iue tat, uumher of cases of yellow
t,yertafI.ts l,,,nr ,,iIitn l0. .eifr Gn,it.
officially r,coulc.. f. $3.50
Olu., number 4o .a.,,,iel
Iaadf..oa To- ma.c .es.r..i .borr
hu base o.m s5.a n estes ami 5
deaths O.. N,upa- rsf gees located u..h
ia 6u.i.e- oi tleciis
Tie disease ha, not muu.a.Dl b.
ans - he -u.-.4alia- t,vn from Ncm
phi~.uhirh ha, nr.bsllv s-en prevented
hgthe sau,me. fhat mr thc a-t I'm
Iavs I..g au..aat.a d. positive n.aiafcr
course
Tie fewer DIS increased IA Ngnna,-
,c.s r.erHi.s .a ~. past Ten as. aa4
B, rtaU. from t.g Original caers
Ne osau.l hoppe iar q Ui.euuiinaanee
rar.I FROST
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

How many young husbands have
been wakeFed from their dreams Of
domestic happiness and prosperity
by the anxious care Of - sickly wife,
The home is not the ely stun the
lover had 50 fondly pictured Is at
mOephere Is gloomy with invalid
complaints Sweet winged hope that
AT first broodel on It's he@rlhstoue.
soon fled. aad AN Omnous bird is
there instead, croaking OF disap point
ment. The many little household
Offices that should be the delight Of
the wife 10 perform are confided 10
strangers. The home soon becomes
one only in name. and the disappOint-
cd husband seeks pleasure and socie-
- elsewhere, and goes downward step
by step. from vice TO vice, until the
ruin is complete, and all because
wife has lost her health. and with il
her temper and all those sweet
w0manly graccs that can alone re-
tain the love the maiden had won.
DR.. Fierce'5 FavOriie Prescription is
an eflicaciOas remedy for the painful
diseases and weaknesses incident TO
the female organism Ii is both
tonic aud a nervine, strengthening
the parts as well as remedy Ing the
diseased condition.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
LICENSE APPLICATION.

To he Citizens al Center Toicnslip Marsha u
County. il,diGna, and all others Ia trhOm u
lsdy foacefTi-
Notice Il hereby given that the undersigned
will apply 10 the Honorable Board II Com
InissioneTs OF Marshall County. al their Sep
TENDER Term, A. ID. iS7s, Tor license To retail
spirtuons. vin0us and malt liquors In less
quantity than a quart at a time, WIN the
privilege of allowing the same 10 be drank on
the premises where sold.
Ny place 81 business, and the premises
whereon said liquors are 10 bc sold and IN ank
are located as follows. On part 81 the frae-
tiona lot eigkfeen Is in the town Of lnwood.
Center township. Marshall County. Indiana,
commencing at the southeast corner Of said
lot eighteen rs thence north forty f4ol feet (.
l4oI feet. thence east sixty COZ feet to place
s.ty THOMAS gibson.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

A Democratic member OF the City
Council of Quincy, Ill. has introduced
a resolution to abolish the high
school OF that city. and not allow
much learning in the other schools.
The preamble to the resolution de-
clares among other things that Our
best public writer's begin TO admit
that nation highly educated Is not
strong politically, or prosperous and
happy socially, on account OF their
heads being full TO Overlooking with
all sorts of impracticable theories. =
That fellow is a genuine Democrat
who understands that education and
intelligence will eventually wipe
the Democratic party out OF exist
anpp
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
Washington letter.
WASHINGTON. Aug s, 1879.

WAsHNGIoN, Aug. 3, 1879.
The amount Of principle to be
found ia the average Maine Demo
crat is surprisingly small. At pres
ent the papers OF the parry, with one
honorable exception, are pretending
to support tao candidate OF the party,
while 4oing AN they can Tor tie elec-
ton Of another Thepeople Of Maine
are too intelligent, and have Too
much respect FOR common honesty,
to countenauce fraud like this The
furry VI last gear is in great meas
ufe over. aud the rule Of reason and
common sense is returning II is be-
heved that not only viii tue Legisla-
ture bee Republican ia both branches.
bat the Republican candidate for
Governor viii be 81 eted Dy the peo-
pie. 70 10 this latter viii require
majority. bat II is believed that "a
maturity viii Je forthcoming.
hti HS.s an amusing mistake ilduc
by denrral Ewing, who, when he
went 70 OHIO to meet defeat at tbe
hands OF Foster. made arrangement
10 have the Stateh)oded with printed
speeches from rnis city. He left
franks for the purpose. But by
some stake his subOrdinates filled
up the ranked wrappers with sound
Republ can documents. and sent them
broadcast among the men Ewing was
depending upon for votes But Ew-
ing was bound 10 be beaten. any way,
4 cannot lay defeat. when it comes.
to little mistake Ike this.
The revenue from customs FOR 1879
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

4 disgracsful affair took place at
Narragansett Pier on Friday last be
tween Senator Conkling and Cover
nor Sprague. u Rhode Island.
spraSae ordered Conking 70 leave
bis house and threatened to shoot
him il be ever crossed i patch again.
1t seems that jealousy oa 'he part OF
Sprague was the real cause q the
trouble. Sprague's wife is the daueh-
ter Of the late Chief Justice Chase.
and is one OF the most talented aud
ambitious women Of the nation.
COnkling's friends claim hat Sprague
was excited in regard 20 music
teacher named LINK. but there seems
TO be bat little room for doubt that
Sprasue was angry because Of the
attention paid his wife by Conkling.
The affair has caused intense excite
ment in the Fast. ani hundreds Of
stories are aaJat with rts.rd 10 the
affair.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

When it is remembered that Ewing
has been Republican until within q
few yeats, that be killed Democrats
during the wal, that be bani5hed
Democratic papers from the army as
unfit for loyal men 10 read, and that
he is cousin to James q Blaine and
ii brother -in-law to John Sherman. il
is no wonder That the Democracy Of
Ohio do not feel very enthusiastic
over his nomination for Governor.
But they should not be discouraged,
az men who turn from good TO evil
are willing to 10 lots OF dirty work
hjdinHppOi }-Uffui
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

Giles Ljniment IOdide Ammonia
cures Neuralgia, Face Ache. Rheuma-
tism, Gout, Frosted Feet. Chi!blains.
Sore Throat, Erysipelas, Bruises. AMI
Wounds Of every nature IN man or
animal. The remarkable cures this
remedy has affected classes il as one
OF the most important and valuable
remedies ever discovered for the cure
and relief Of pain.
In July last l fell and hurt my
back tried everything without relief
until / used Giles Liniment IOdide
Ammonia which cured me.
THOMAS GILBERT.
EAsichester, y. Y.
Giles Pills cures Liver Complaint
Fol sale by q. Blain K Co. 3l35
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

viii sell You rs good a sewing ma
chine al nay store in Plymouth for ! p, as
amy agent viii offer YOU at your homes
for go on SO | will not 80 out with
horse and wagon and charge You fifteen
on twenty dollars more for "a machine than
ID is worth; bu, viii give I'll lh4 attach
menis and warrant every machine for
Three wears. ior the small sum of twenty
five dollars cash. Don't forget he place.
O. WOLF. Ag1.
Canada Singer Sewing Machine
iulN3 3m
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

A paTaGraphist in Ohio calls our
Daniel " Voorhees, the "Bawl Talk
AmOre OF the Chawbash." X Daniel
ever gets into Ohio, and makes that
speech against resumption which he
promised US last September, that
Paragraphist will never try to talk
gny more.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

English iinanciers predict that large
amounts of gold will be sent from
England to the Uaited States within
the next few weeks TO pay for Ameri
can produce. Americas good time is
coming and we shall soon get back
the wealth that foreign nations re-
ceived from as during the rebellion.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
High Authority.

The late eminent chemist, Prof
Jas. VI Blaney says, in his letter OF
December 4. 1875. "SinCe l became
satisfied. by my analysis, with the
purity OF Dr.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder, of it, freedom from adui-
tefation, the care taken in its prepar-
alton. have had it used IN my own
hnnaan
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

An immense stock Of Boots and
Shoes at Little Mack. also fret
class stock OF Gle hing and by
Goods Ny opposition run me down
and say / have only country store.
1 am happy to inform the farmers
that [ appreciate the name, SO come
10 Little Macks Country Store.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

Nasty Is Ia O4io wanting aud pray
ng Tor an eafly itost 10 destroy the
corn ia that Sfate. lie thinks this Is
THE only chance for u .moeratic sue
cess in October His report IS 10 this
neci "Ieisa corn keutry. aud the
farmers depend upon that crop for
tneLeft Of their profits Efthe Lord
would only take pify on the y moe
risy aud send a heavy frost, "a regular
black frost, this MONTH. 1 shood hey
some show. ltw0od derauge things
and tear up matters 10 sich an extent
That it wood give Us Il chance. But
then the wheat crop was 20 heavy
that I am not sh0or that even the
totle dvsirucshen Nv the corn crop
wood save as. The hog cholera can
Gene of soon enough, aud 2 far cat
Tie and horses. 1 never seed IN so
disgu-tiugly healthy" Weaver Tire
Gfeenback Cougres mau OF Iowa,
months ago tXhOrtei his brethren to
pray for drouth in Iowa that would
cut short the crops. For awhile IL
scented that the corn crop would be
injured COAST erably 10y the dry
weather bat the recent rains have
blasted'the hopes Of Weaver Carey,
Pomeroy, aud the lesser lights who
have grown rich off the laboiing men
who have paid them fifty dollars d
day for lying. They gnasn their teeth
because their occupation is gone
aud their deluded victims Icel like a
man who has lost half thar be was
worth betting against three card
fHnnf44 man
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

We desire 10 call the attention Of
medical men to Or. Price's Floral
Riches. as being the finest cologne
water made. la the sick room l. Is
refreshing 10 the Invalid, and q dis
iufectant. Physicians know that all
pleasant oiOrs are healthful, while
disa0reeable smells invite disease.
Dr. Prices Uniqe Perfumes richly
deserve 20 be called the best.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
BY Order OF Committee.

LEONARD & WILTFoNG have added
to their fine stock of Groceries a COT
fee and Spice Mill and are now pre-
pared to grind your Coffee and Spices
just as you need them, then you are
sure you get nothing but pure, fresh
goods. The boys are bound theil
customers shall not be swindled.
35t2
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

For neatly three years the Demo-
cratic papers and speakers have lost
no opportunity to denounce John
Sherman. for contracting the cur
quietly attending TO his own business,
paying no attention to their denun-
Citations. All the time the currency
has been increasing gold has been nc
cumulating and times have been get
ting better. These men see now that
il Is useless to longer call John Shcr-
man contract mist, and "a new pro
gramme has been been agreed upon.
The New York Uorid leads or in ac
eusine Sherman of iufatiou. II is
not Improbable that next year every
Democrat will swear that Sherman is
the boss iuhaii0nist and that The
Democratic party has always heen iu
favor OF nothing but hard money.
Iudiauas failing, Daniel IS. Noor-
hecs, Will stump tue State I'D favor vi
hard money only, and ~B.i-k Pom
eroy sam Cary aud au tue Green
1.eil leaders will assist niu u sam
TEL =, Ii!ien sill JUST open hjs barrel
4ad pay them what they think their
services are worth. Il is privilege
freely exercised hy both the Demo
eraic aud Greeubaek parties. o.
change principles whenever they
think that they haye anything to gain
by 50 doing
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

Hendricks is in New York, trying
90 organize boom. He declares
positively that he will not accept a
bricks will know in less than a year
from now, what everybody else
knows now-that he is dead duck"
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

The Tammany Hall Democrats Of
New York have adopted a resolution
declaring that they will under no cir
cumstanees support Luciu= Robinson
II The Democrats nominate him for
Governor This may be considered
as an official notice that they viii not
support Tilden for President. a. Rob
inson IS Tilden's man for Governor
But Samuel can bring them TO terms
il his barrel holds our.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
D0z't Read This.

Fargo, the Merchant Tailor, has
just returned from Chicago with the
finest lot of piece goods ever brought
to Plymouth. He can fit you out
with "a hobby suit as cheap as the
cheapest. IL you want TO dress like
gentleman you will not forget TO
call and see what he can do for you.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

The great Midsummer Excursion
from Fort Wayne 10 all intermediate
points. To Michigan City and return
August 26. 1879. Train leaves lynn
outh at 9,30 a. IN. jlt3