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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

er bic Ma9er in ben Gtaaten, Counties unb
Stdbten fir it9 gu getpinnen. 60 geldngt
auf einma[ au9 Der Rleine CUR 8ebeutung,
benin bic 0elegaten gu Der 8erfammlung,
nel9e bic @ertreter Der Partei i'm Rationalz
Gonbente ausfu9t, perben in ben @arbs
gepdblt. 60 tonmt es, baB Elm Mann,
Der bic b09ite 9taffel Der politii9en Setter
ertltmmen min, erit gana tief berunterteigen
unb nit ben 8arbbofes hands shaken"
muB.
Mc&tnleb 1T ober 9erabe Bel ben 9aupt=
ma9ern Der republifunif9en pdrtet gegenz
tpdrtig ni9t 2iebftnb, unb tpenn man erfa6z
rem min, tpober Der @inb pe6t unb pie Der
Me 8tnlepbarometer itebt, bann brdu9t man
Bios fetn 2eiborgan, ben rGlebelanb 2eaber",
gu 1efen. gor einigen Sagen ~begegneten
tpir barin benz folgenben 2eitartifef:
yNus Wd19ington fommt bic Na9ri9t,
baB Platt, Charlton, Manle1, Siqeb unb
0uab in boriger Na9t Die &Dpfe 3ufdmmenz
ge1tedt BADEN, UNI Iib gu be- ftdnbigen, ipie
tire grGiibentenfdbrif geleitet per6en ion.
Sc f9eint iiberbdupt Die id6rlt9e General
Der ammlung bes Oireftoriums Der Pre-
sidential Corporation, Limited" getpefen
gu 1ein. Wdr Elm Quorum p~pr6anbena
$50 mar Sefenben? Was 1T aug 9Orie1
genorDen2
8urbe bas Snbentdr drfgenommen9 SIT
cine Sibtben6e, erfldrt iporben9 Wte bo3
tperben fi9 Die Soften rnb Der 8er@
taufspreis bes probuftes BON 1896.
belaufen9 Nar bas @ef9dft gut9 Sat
f9pn Scenario Mngebote entgegengez
npmmen9 Sinh irgenb pel9e Sfferten
fir SteQen i'm cabinet ~eingeldufen9 Stn5
bic NuSii9ten auf Die 8eute duBergetpDbnz
LID gintt9 ooer rur normal9
SIT bic o3uf1nft %roItger, als lie i'm Sanuar
1888 poer i'm Sanrar 1892 getpeIen i1t2
SinD Die 4ftiondre gutter 9pffnung2 Sinh
Die 9ireftoren ibrer @a6e fider? W3uB
Elm r4ffeBment" ousgef9rieben perben2
Nie iiebt bas 9etpinnz urb 8erluItcpnip
aus2 Wte Ite6t's NIT ben fGlig perbenben
We9ieln unb He9nungen? 9te6t etpa gar
gu befir4ten, baB bas 8oGt ii9 erbebe unb
NIT ftdrfem Nrme bic Corporation i'm nd9e
item Stunt in ct. 2outs 5ertrtmmere9"
Sinh bas nt9t gan3 impertinente 6ras
gen? 1nb bd Tie BPM 2etborsane bes vgtd@
pcGeon's" BON Obio seitelt perben, 70 muB
bds @erbdltntB McRtnlep's gu ben republic
tanif9en aurfiriten pGatt, 9uap, 6tGeD
II. +. tp. Elm febr gefpanntes fein. Me&inle9
BAIT Die genonnten Brdiibentenma9er tpie
bic peft, ni9t etpu ipe9en ibres niebertrG9z
tigen, %icanbal0ien 8erfubrens, fonbern nnr
beBbal6, tpetl lire Ma9tnottonen nt4t
/ + m fonbern einem Mnberen 9eGten.
Gr fpate ft3 aber bod etpds befer in 49t
nebmen ltnb feinem Munbtiide in @lebez
lamb Elm S9loB borlegen, bdB es ni9t 10 biel
aus Der S9ule 19pdBt unb Die gauge Welt
in bas i9mubige @etriebe Der republifdniz
f9en Partetleitung bliden ldBt. Mte, penn
ii9 bic 6erren zines Mnberen, b. +. fir
Mcainlep zines ,8efleren, b%eiinnen unb Ti@
auF etnnraG fir i'm ms 3eaag 0perfen mir
ben?
@Gre es ibm Damn Gie6, ipenn elm
Organ 8eeb's ober MQi1on's eben iol9e I'M.
pertinente Sragen iteaen piirbe? d.
Wir glau6en 3tpar an feline iol9e @enz
bung, aber bas unpabrf9einli4e tit nt3t
3u9lei9 ou9 bas unmDgli9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

Sic laramie 9 graueret nit aIen 3ubebbr, CUTE Gins
ri9tur9 $50 1913. Gapoaitdt, 1T fir $l2. 500 3u nertaus
fen. SIbrefie: s. 90. Ott laramie, Mpo. 19ia1fon1p6
MroBe auspabl i~pre1enber 9apa9etet, ole @prtet
" SingnDget, Solofide, Mqnarten. &dfige. @n9eIs
futter. 8tli9Ie Bretie. @tlanttc & 9acific Yiro Store,
6oft, 8ntt ipuipD 1917 6. Wtaotion Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
SeapGMerte S6moereiem III
Colorado,

Cine ieIteue @eIe9enbeit fir ben Gruerb ibDn 9eIe9es
ter urb rentabler 9eintftdttert in 1nitteGbarer gtdbe ber
aufblibenben Snbultrieftabt 8ueblp, nit bereits IS. 900
Gtulppbneru uub 5 eroBen Gtienbabnen. 9os Sanb 1T,
inter einittsen 3oblungs bebineungen, in @ar5enen
non 5 Mdern %aufipdrts, NIT perntanentem Waferrebte
ait ~pertanfen unb ei9net fi9 fir Obit= unb Semiiebar.
Wtilbtpirtbi9aft, @Gtpcines unb @eflii9eI3u4t Setreibe'
limb @Ifolfabau. abiolut iifere Grnten, ~Iobnenber ab.
fobuarft III nddbIter 9sdbe, berrIibes &lina. Mettere
~sIusfuuft ertbcilt c. B. Schmidt, 6enI s9lgent Der
Suburban Land &c Investment Co.,
22io8tp6 gueblo, Colorado.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
@itt alter bcnterfeatSt 10 crtDer SctttS6=
Mmerifaner 9cftorbcm+

eSm Otter bpr beind6e atpeiunbo9t3i1
Sa6ren lit in Cincinnati Der emit beige
nannte 9err &arl @utab G ii m II IL
felt mebr als breiunbIe93ig Sdbren Elm Be-
pobner Nmerita's, geforben.
Gr ipar gu 6eiI6ronn in Wiirttemberg gez
bprert unb etbtelt bort cine quite @bmnaffals
unb ou1 aaufmanns5 8ilbung. Gein erifes
amerifdnif6es Sabr berbra@te er in pbtlas
beIpbid unb lteB ft9 bann in Cincinnati
nieber, tpel9es tbm 3ur bleibenben t0etmatb
nlrbe, ipenn er au9 bic lebten Sabr5ebnte
auf Ieinem 2anbibe in ber NGbe Der Sta6t
berbra9te.
Sn Cincinnati ft9 nit grfolg faufmdnnie
T9en @ef9dften tpibmenb, tpltrbe er bafo
audi Elm getpolttger bemofrdtif9er politifer.
Sn ben bier5iger Sabren fpielte ct cine be-
beutenbe 8oue aIs Wttglteb Der Stats
~ge1ebgebung Sbto's; unb cine mod bebeuz
tenbere 185O-51 aIs Mtt9lieb bes Sbioer
8erfaKungsconpent5.
SIM PrGitbentenpablfdmpfe BON 1860 be-
fGmpFte ct als berbifener Staatenre9tler
-
Iptpo9f 2incoln uls Douglas unb tpirfte fit
ben Giibbemofroten 8~redtnribge.
Damn aog er it4 70 3iemli9 BON Der 9oz
lttif auriid unb pibmete it9 nit Offer benz
2anbbau unb Der @6rtftftelerei.
Gr beI9risb feline berf9iebenen &eifen
burb europa duf Oeut19, berfaBte 9ez
1nGBte englif9e 8ii6er iiber @einbau unD
Elm umfafenbes englii9es 8ert iiber politif
aGs Wifenf9aft, fopie eine SeIbitbipgraz
pbie. Sn feinen engltf9en 8ii3ern nannte
er Iih Charles &eerneltn unb feline &inbcr
fplgten bie1em 8eifptele audi i'm PriDat<
leben, 10 baB in biefer beutf9zamerifanif9en
SFamilte Der Same &iinelin, Der in @iirtz
temberg namentli9 bura r&eemelin's" 9etits
rei6en, Dor feds Sabren ais ltniberittdtsz
~fan3ler gu Siibin9en peritorbenen Better,
ben glGnaenben G9rtftteIer @utab Slime
lin, 10 geadtet 1T, ausiftrbt,
Nls @9rtftiteGsr mar &arI 9uitab Rus
meGin bur9 feline rei9en unb btelieiti9en
8enntniife febr f9dbbar; aber tpentt er feline
1taotenre9tlt9en uno fret6dnblert59en
S9rulen entpidelte, purbe er ldngtpeiGig.
DIS mafeGoIer Gbdratter perbtent er bic
b09fte M9tung. 4u9 meinte er's nit benz
8oGfe ber5lt9 gut unb fdmpfte in feiner
8liitbe5eit namentli9 audi fir gere9te 8ez
I%teuerung unb gesen iebe Dirt BON gorrups
tion. DIS leitenber 9etft elmer vgpntroGz
bebDrbe" fduberte er emit bic 8ertpaItlng
6amiltpn GpuntD's, to Cincinnati liegt,
bon 5pibbiiberet.
Sein beuti6es 5er5 berleugnete ct, al1b
unter englii9em Namen, ~nienals, Itanb,
ipp es Nptb that, fir beutT9e Spra9e eia,
mar elmer Der 1rbeber Der @infiibrunq beutz
f3en llnterrihts in ben 0ffentGi9en @6uz
len Sbip's, trug audi Mdr9es CUR @rforz
f9ung beuti9zameritdnif9er 8er9angeaz
beit bel.
Seine groBe Strebfamteit unb feline 2i.be
fir beuti6e @ifenf9aft Denies er audi baz
bur9, buB ct nod ols alter Monn auf ben
ltniberiitdten @trdBbur9 unb @iir5burg
@prleIungen b0rte. @r lit aud Der eiqentli6e
@riinber bes Gincinnatier o@olfsblatt".
ltnb nod als Observation-Disclosures be-
CAB er fi8 mad 8aibington, i'm einpanbee
rungsfeinbli9e MdBregeln gu befdmpfen.
9arum: ale @bre feinem Nnbenten!
Sin groBes afabemii9es SGngerfef
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Meoen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tpltrb

@egen observation-disclosures ipnrbe
Der &ebafteur bes v8outpdrts" in Berlin,
&emert, au brei Monuten @efdngniB berurz
t6eilt. @s 6unbelte fi9 nm cine Scotia INIT
Der @pibmarte: n@nuoe, apem @nabe se@
bif6rt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Sbredltd,e GrpIofton.

Mm OienItuq 8ormitta9 fano in
Seem 9aben, GonnecticlAt, i'm ~5Gpeiten Stodz
dperfe bes Dier1tDdigen 8aditeingebdubes in
Der @roipnsGtraBe, in Gpel6em ft4 Die Saz
Drift urb bas @e19dft bon G%iiemtpauren fir
@u9en, Der 5trma @ngGif6 &c Woerfid be-
ftnbet, ei1e fur9H6are @rpluiion itatt. 5aft
gfei95eitig NIT berfelben bra9 Seuer aus,
urub in t~penisen Minuten ftonben bic oberen
bret @todtperte in be1er SGutnmen.
9ur9 bic GrploiiOn, pel9e bas Seter
CUR Sol9e butte, tpurOe Die gan5e porbere
Mauer bes @ebdltbes berausgeI9 leubert,
unb apurben bic 5eniter in ben bena9burten
@ebduben 5ertrimmert.
Die M~nftrengurgen ber Selenpebr, etnen
Sbeil beg @e6dltbes gu retten, tparen en-
fol9los, uflb ite muBte ii9 barauf 6ei4rGnz
fen, bic angren3epben !9dufer in Der bi9t
~befiebelten 8egerro gu retten.
Die Grploiion tpurbe bur9 9as perurz
ia9t, init ipel9em @rperimente 9enta9t
spurben. Sn benz Stodtperte, no bic
@rplpiipn itattfanb, maren 5tpun3ig per-
Tpnen bef9dftigt.
@s lit nit 8eitimmtbeit feitgeftelt, baB
nur cine perion, Der Maf4inift Soiepb
,9aufer, auf Der @telle tobt bIieb. Die Sea-
men Der 8erlebten 1inb fol9enbe Sames
s. Mc9aeiG, Jrunt Gi4ter, 5rant geglez
gar, Mletts @raD.
Die 8ettung Der bier5ig in benz SebduOe
be5hGftigten- 9eripnen ut dls Elm BnnOer
5u betra@ten, unb es 1T m0gli6. baB Die
2ei6en BON mebreren &naben nod llnter
ben Sriimmern gefunben tperoen.
0as @ebGube ib b%p0ftdnbig nteoer9e@
brannt. Ser @erluit betrdgt gegen
100000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Qn5eieen.
graueret fputtbiGGis 81

2 pertaufen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

Sin grOBes ufubemiI4es SdngerFeTt
finbet gu Bfineiten 1896 in DRESDEN tatt.
Sierbei fOG Die 8e9riinbung zines sroBea
afabemii6en Sdngerburbes fir 9eutf@>
lamb unO Seiterreib ongeitrebt tperoen. =
9as erite ofdbemii9e @Gngerfet fano 1892
in sldn5enber 8eife in Sal5burg ftatt.-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

Montag N6ero fat Die rgart Of eort@
merce" in @rdrb Sslanb, Ne6., hire Sblren
geI 6loIen ltnb geftern 9ut ber Stdatstt17
7pettor @ptporD aus 2inooln 9eftb BON Der
1eG6en ergrtffen. Montag battle Elm @flz
Itupm bon 9epoIitoren itdttgefurtoen UNI
bieiem berno9te bic 8aat tetne1 Bteoers
itdnb gu leiiten.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
Ice Bicycles.

From the suggestion thrown out by
a boy who dashed an ordinary skate ia
the front wheel of his safety and was
enabled to make good time over the
surface of frozen lake two enterpris-
ing young men in Chicago have in
vented and patented an ice bicycle and
formed company for its manufacture
With the first perfected model one OF
the inventors made a mile in one min
ute and twenty seconds and this can
be improved upon, the skill OF the rider
being the only limit to the possibilities
In the line of records. The change
from the normal bicycle to the ice ma
chine can be made in five minutes. The
rear tire is debated and the toothed
band of steel slipped over it, The tire
u then inflated until the tension is
sufficient to hold the band in place. Tbs
blade is hollow ground, rendering la
teral slipping impossible. The weight
Of the machine remains unaltered. The
device is so cheap that cycling on ice
is pretty sure to become popular.-Ex-
change.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
BI RR GA Il.
March 30.

March 30
Mrs. Bertha Johnson, made bust
ness trip to Plymouth, Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Clifton was the guest
of Mrs. O. b. Miller, Saturday evening
Miss Orpha Mcfarland visited with
the Misses Lottie and Eva Paddock
sunday.
George Maxey and family, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mcfarland,
sunday.
Mrs W. f. Wilhelm and Mrs. Clifton
were the guests of Mrs. Jacob Burns.
Friday.
Mrs. o. b. Miller, has been soliciting
all for her widowed sister, of Cedar
lake We understand that quite a
liberal donation was given.
DR.. Chas Loring and wife, of Roches-
ter, Sundayed with 5. c. Loring, and
Mrs. j. j. CrOmley, of this place.
Miss Edith Brownlee, of Maxim
kuckee, was IN our town Friday. She
is trying to get up subscription school
for the summer, We think it would be
quite help to the pupils, and wish her
success.
Miss Orpha Mcfarland will teach
music this summer.
Arrangements are being made for an
easter entertainment at the church. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
w. +. Wilhelm made a trip to Ply.
mouth, Tuesday on business.
Dr. Loring talks of building a new
dwelling IN Burr Oak, this spring, We
do not know if it will be for the accom-
odation of those who rent, or if Doc
expects to place his "best hat" therein
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04

Brazilian Balm cures colds, old coughs
Group, bronchitis and plsurisy like
magic.
For sale at Peoples drug store.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04

Thousands of old people and others
hard of hearing have been entirely re-
lieved by the use of Brazilian Balm. 1t
dissolves away the hard wax, or in dry
ears 1t restores the thickcned, hardened
drum to Its normal, vibratory condition
and removes all Inflammation, soreness
and dizziness from the inner ear. Also
stops ringing in the ears. Fill one ear
with warm Balm, on retiring, and lie on
the other side, so the Balm can work
down into the innermost part of the ear.
Treat the other ear the next night.
Persevere. 1t may take time as II 10 an
old trouble, but be faithful and your re-
covery will be sure.
For sale at the Peoples Drugstore.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
General Remarks.

desire to make it emphatic here that am
i'm the real estate business for the money there
is in il. By that | mean l want a reasonable
commission for my work and promise 10 do
good. quick work for my customers. If YOU have
anything you wish to sell. or exchange some
thing YOU don't want for something you do want
you will do well to write or call on me. Remem-
Der give special attention To collecting rents
and pay taxes for non-residents.
Geo. E. Paul.
Plymouth, Indiana.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
TYNER CITY.
of health,

The protracted meeting closed last
Friday evening with eleven accessions
to the church.
Miss Elite Beard went TO Plymouth
last Monday to make her home with
Mrs. Chas. Reeve.
Miss Dora Bennett went to Walker
stay with Addie Strang few weeks.
The Tyner schools closed Tuesday,
March 81. Mr.. Myers did not keep
school IN the afternoon. Mr.. Schroeder
called his room to order and very nice
time was given by the children with
recitations and songs after which Mr..
Schroeder treated the school. There
were several visitors present.
Mrs. Manda Wallace moved to her
farm the first of the week.
Ed Wallace will commence his sum-
mer's work for Ed. Monroe, next Mon
day.
Mrs. Eli Mishlar has been suffering
with neuralgia of the stomach for a few
days.
Miss Carrie Ripple, of Walkerton, is
sewing for Mrs. Lille Johnson this
week.
Miss Bertha and Edna Grelle. of
Mexico, Ohio, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Collier.
Mrs. j. +. Johnson and Mrs. j. Ii.
Bennett were in Plymouth Monday WIS.,
iting with Dentist Durr and family.
Mr.. DUR furnished them with pleas
ant drive in the afternoon, out to the
county infrmary. They report a very
enjoyable time.
Henry farrell is building at addition
to his barn, which improves the looks
very much.
j. +. says he is going to prosecute the
fellowIwho spoilt his good name by put
ting it ID. f. Johnson.
Abe Miller, who has been a sufferer
for along time from cancer is lying
very low, awaiting death to release him
from his suffering which may be soon.
Mr.. Grace, who came to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Joe Walterhouse, last
Monday was taken ill with pleurisy
pains in his left side so that he has not
been able to return home.
There is a gentleman in our town,
who is so worried because his name has
not been in tn. items that he has been
soliciting the people to find out who
the correspondent is.
The Inspector has examined Mr.. j.
Sutherlons property that was destroyed
by fire. He will receive $40 insurance.
Frank Bennett has bought the lot of
Mr.. Sutherlon and expects to build
soon.
John Collier is getting ready to build
an addition to his house.
The NJ. +. school gave hearty invi-
tation to the u. Ii. school to unite WI tn
them in a union school during the
building of the new church, which was
accepted. We hope that all will take
an interest in the work for the benefit
of both schools.
A letter was received from one of the
North Dakota people that the colony
reached its destination safely last Sat
urday. When they arrived it was snow
ing.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
FOR SALE
AND EXCHANGE.

lG0a. well improved farm in Polk township for
smaller farm.
80 a. farm miles southwest of Plymouth to
exchange for less land.
Sc a.. firSt-claSS buildings. GO a pillow land 10 A.
timber. 10 a: hay meadow. "A miles south OF
Plymouth. VIII sell at a ridiculous low price
or exchpnge for Plymouth property.
81 a. with Improvements. 81, miles north of
lion. Will sell very cheap or exchange for
city property.
so a. in Fulton county. black loan soil. For
10 a. -. miles west of city good improve
ments wind pump and good soil. If il suits you
will make price and terms satisfactory.
5i4 a. adjoining city limits to exchange for a
small piece of land
81 a. squares from business center. Ripe
for subdivision. 4 chance for speculation if
A small stock of millinery goods and fixtures
for sale cheap or will exchange for most any
thing.
2ls a. with improvements in West Plymouth
for sale cheap or exchange for house and lot.
For short time only the Windsor house
property south of the river will be offered al a
great sacrifice. This is truly chance for a
big speculation. See Inc at once for prices and
terms.
il2l. "a. with large fine house and barn. most
all under cultivation. miles from this city
6S a. improved farm 5ls miles northwest OF
this city. for sale cheap.
| also have vacant lots and lots with improve
ments on in every part OF the city to sell for
cash and on the installment plan. Also house
and lot in Argos to exchange for Plymouth
property.
100 a. improved farm miles northwest of
Plymouth for sale cheap or exchange for smaller
farm.
80 a. farm with fair buildings miles northeast
OF Plymouth. will sell cheap and take Plymouth
residence in part payment.
40 a. miles west Of plymouth Tor sale cheap.
100 a. stock farm miles west OF this city for
sale cheaper exchange for South Bend property.
10 a. unimproyed mostly timber will sell at $40
per acre OF exchange for other property.
A 2-story business building with l OF
ground in Winfield Lake county, To exchange
for Plymouth property.
good residence lot i'm Chicago To exchange
for Plymouth property and merchandise for
land.
| have some fine residence property To
sell at sacrifice. Call and see me.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
TWIN LAKES.
April 2 1896.

April 1896.
March left like a lamb, but what
about April?
Mrs. Maria Thornburg, of Mentone,
visited her brother, Samuel Beldon over
sunday.
Miss Lucy Ripple was engaged in
sewing at Henry Grossmans last week
Taylor Grover visited his son at TT
Wayne for several days the past week.
Mr.. John Slater, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives here for some
time, returned to his home in Nebraska
Monday.
Miss Nettie Kreighbaum has been
dealing with bad cold since Sunday
Miss Anna Arbaugh is engaged at
house work at Peter Homs.
The school at this place closed Mar,
18th, Mr.. G.. H. CRUDE was the teacher
About noon p atrons and friends came
with baskets well filled, and a SPLENDID
dinner was had IF which all partook.
After dinner the pupils entertain ed the
crowd numbering about 100, with de-
CARNATIONS, songs and dialogues.
Mrs. Benjaman Holm was called to
Akron, Ohio last Thursday on account
of the serious illness of sister. Later
reports says her sister had died before
Mrs. Holm arrived.
The officers of the Sunday school at
this place for the ensuing year are as
follOws:-Supt, VIM. Miller; Assistant
Supt. III. ). CRUDE; Organist, Tyrone
Beldon; Secretary, Maud Heyrick; Choir
ister, Ii. 5. CRUDE. With the above Off.
GERS our Sunday-school should be sue,
cess, but the different discussions and
actions at the time of the election was
disgrace to the community and to the
house of God.
Joseph White made a business trip
to Michigan City Monday. He return
I'd Tuesday night.
Mrs. Stephen Hampton was taken tt
her home in Plymouth Monday after a
two weeks visit with her sister Mrs
Nichols. Mrs Hampton is not enjoy
ing good health.
A number of people from this plac,
attended and were greatly interes ted il
the Salvation army meetings at Ply
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Beldon visited
with Morris Aglers' last Sunday.
The eighteen month old child of Net
Marsha's is very sick with lung fever
DIR. Jackson is caring for it.
Willard CRUDE, of Green township
visited relatives at this place last Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Neighbors and friends nnmberin,
about forty, called on Mr.. and Mrs. w
English last Friday evening with has
kets well filled aud good supply o
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
Streptococcus Pyogene..

Or. Marmorek. yiennese physician, now
with DIR. Pasteur in Paris, has discovered this
bacillus. the presence Of which causes septic
diseases. He has named 1t "Streptococcus
pyogenes," and states that IT Is the active
I'm Iockiaw or running sores. proud flesh and
blood poisoning. Brazilian Balm ~ An anti
septic dressing for fresh wounds or old sores
and ulcers is perfect antidote yor TINS oaciius.
r. "a vegetable serum that quickly staunches
bleeding kills all germs. removes the pain ano
ooreness and pormotes healing with surprising
rapidity. 1t should DO used freely sno " auA
6trength. Always keep ~ on hand.
For sale At Peoples drug store.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
BUSINESS TOPICS.

Commercial, want, for sale and other
advertisements will be inserted under
this head in reading matter type at the
uniform price of cents per count line
for each insertion.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
Wall PAPER.

| have opened with full line of
choice wall paper in the Mrs. Shakes
building in with the Bargain store and
all paper bought in the next ten days
will be hung for cents per single roll
Call and be convinced.
FRANK STANSBTRY.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04

oysters. Mr.. and Mrs. English moved
TO the Michigan road about three miles
south of Plymouth last Monday. With
regret did we see them leave our com
munity and the surprise whic h was
given them showed the esteem in which
they were held.
Harry Unger, of Donaldson, visited
with Henry White last Sunday. Harry
and Henry were room mates at Nalpa-
raise last year, and it is needless to say
that their visit was pleasant one.
NJ. A. o. Packard was seen passing
our village Tuesday enroute by tie path
for Plymouth.
Samuel Lehr, of Plym outh, visit
ed with his best girl at this place over
last sunday.
Prayer meeting every Tuesday night.
VIM. Dalrymple and his sister Hattie
have moved into the Andrew Ritter pro-
perty.
Rena Strawhecker entertained a few
of her former pupils at dinner Sunday.
The West township schools send out
nine graduates this spring. The writer
has not learned whether there will a
commencement or not.
EIzina Stuck, who has been engaged
in home work for Mr.. Smally at Lapyrte
came home about eight weeks ago TO
remain but short time, but since then
her health has been failing and she has
been forbidden to return to her work
at Laporte. ElZlna has the sympathy
of the entire community who are anx-
ions to see her regain her former state
of health.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
TadaypaIv Veeraragava Roy,
(nn!C Nationality
Physician and Surgeon

Treats all diseases of Men ana Women.
Obstetrics and Cancer a speciality. Medicines
furnished. Calls answered promptly, day or
night.
Office in Parks Law Building OH CAIRO st.
Residence first house north of Presbyterian
church, on Walnut street.
OFFICE Hours: From IN 70 M: TO p.
m; to 9p. M: Sundays at home.