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PLYMOUTH. OOKJJEAa

HENRY D. STEVENS, Editor.

Thttbsday, Oct. 5th, 1876.

For Prudent of the United States,RUTHERFORD B. SITES,

or obio.Fob Vice Presidext,

WILLIAM 1. WHEELER,or www Ton.

FOB ELECTOR S AT LARGE,

GEN. BEN. HARRISON, of Marion.GEN. THOS. fl. NELSON, of Vigo.

FOB ELECTOR THIRTFFXTH DISTRICT,

FIELDING PRICKETT, of Noble.FOB COHOBBSS THIRTEENTH DI3TEICT

JOHN H. BAKER,

GEN.

Republican State Ticket.

f FOB 0OVXR50B,BENJ. HARRISON, of Marion.

FOB LEKCTTKAXT GOVERNOR,

ROBERT S. ROBERTSON, of Allen.FOB JUDGES SUPREME COURT,

1st. Diatl, WM. P. EDSON, of Posey.2d. DisL, A C. VORHIS, of Lawrence.3d. Dint., H. C. NEWCOMB, of Marion.4th. Dist, JNO. F. KIBBEY, of Wayne.

FOB SECRET ART OF STATE,

ISAIAH P. WATTS, of Randolph.FOB AUDITOB OF STATE,

WILLIAM M HESS, of Hendricks.FOB TREASURER OF STATE,

GEORGE F. HERRIOTT, of Johnson.FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL,

JONATHAN W. GORDON, of Marion.FOR REPORTER SUPREME COURT,

LEVIN D. MILLER, of Warrick.FOB CLERK OF SFP'SEME COURT,

CHARLES SCHOLL, of Clark.FOB 8r"T PUBLIC nCSTRUCTIOE,

OLIVER H. SMITH, of Spencer.

FOB JCOOB OF 41st CIRCUIT

SIDNEY KEITH.FOB CTBCUTT PROS ECTJTOX

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BENONI JORDAN.FOB SHERIFF

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ABEL W. CHEW.FOB CORONER

W. N. BAILEY.FOB OOMMIS3IOXEB8

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Center Township Ticket.FOB TRUSTEE

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS !

HON. SCHUYLER COLFAXWill apeak in LA POUTE October 9tb.

Watch

Be vigilant. .

"Spot" every tramp.

Read your tickets carefully.

See to it that your ticket is a gen-

uine one, and consult undoubtedauthoritv.

Look out for interpolated namesof Democratic candidates on Repub-lican tickets.

Vote early and then work all dayfor victory. Don't leave all the workfor your neighbors.

If you wish to support Democratic"Reform" vote for Corbin, Fiuk andEdwards.

Colorado wheels into line with2,000 Republican majority! Ver-

mont, Maine and Colorado where'sthat Democratic "tidal wave"

The Hon John Baker made twovery pleasant calls on the Republi-can office while in Plymouth. He isa very genial and social gentlemanand a credit to this district in Con-

gress.

The big "Rally" at Warsaw onTuesday was a grand success. Thenumber present has been estimatedat upwards 10,000. The prize ban-

ner to the largest delegation wasto Etna Green.

The Democrat exercised about"CoL Ingersoll's sameness." Wellthat isn't to wondered at muchwhen we reflect that the Colonel's"sameness" is in exposing the recordand professions of the "reform" Dem-

ocratic party. That is a "sameness"that can hardly please our "reform"brethren.

The of last week saidthat figures concerning the pro-

cession at the Blaine Rally were theresult of personal observation and ac-

tual count." It must have been look-

ing out for that "gravel train" at thetime the Argos delegation passed byas we find no reference to it in its"Personal observations."

Probably 2.000 of this number werefrom outside the county, whichleave 4.000 as the attendance fromthe county, including those who re-

side in this city. Therewere more people present from Mar-shall couuty to hear llr. Voorheeaspeak than there were to hear Mr.Blaine. Plymouth Democrat.

About how many people were pres-ent in Plymouth from Marshall coun-ty to hear Mr. Yoorhees?

We know of no reason why itshould be said that the Democratic;party does all the drinking. Plym-outh Democrat.

A foreigner who has been residingin Plymouth for the past or eightmonths recently asked a prominentDemocrat whv it was that whenpassed a crowded, noisy saloon that !

he always heard them hurrahing forTilden and Hendricks?" We refer

him to the editor of the Democrat.

the referring

the

erat. Will the deny that itis oi posed to Hayes for other

Leaving the personal character ofboth candidates aside why does theDemocrat supportence to Hayes?

In prefer- -

On Tuesday, citizenof Kochest r, Adolph us Park- -

We

will found Mr. Kelleythe

How

the

dollars

Tilden

27th,named

page

steel

iay

recall our wholesingle speech thatever really

after.

every it

our friendsor really onr

u 11

some

lastthis year

allclose

think

believe,has hand

The Ticket.We intended sonn

brief notes of theand county

press othereditorial duties has We

now only briefly refer tollum iml tVkia

William

the gallant

Ul' III, ctl.i nc W llll.T n kill Mir the a will best serve inregret since they men so well hy saying as little jusand known of our siblc about his motives enlisting

both his service, view a e.-r- -

indictmenton records Miami

The Circuit Judge. rOUntv whi(.n it understoodSidney Keith would not .. if indi

IL. 'A .iw,.. v, wr.nl. I aniit n. exception or three months on onmruay eenmg,is a ocrat. JP Porter the eluded hear him. Mr. C

firm and active Click's Office, Co., ade.,i & 187b. ( ading Democrat. I expected

SüOiucomuu "tu L. III 1. l"HSllin 111

nosition for is a - country where since u

didate. In the fact a diversionamong lot

theand of theircandidate. Wo believe it candone. Let everyit that he does duty this

Mr. Walter forCircuit is ayoung

r nrrtiilri tho intr."reformState to the

ail. Let there be no onhi name.

The for State Sena-

tor,Terrence McClaryyoung man Fulton coun-ty, who. active hereto-fore comes before pub-lic with the best

The jointtativ John S. Render. F.so.. is too

known in !

need special remark. isa culture and the

moral from thatWHS unfler am9t

the li8tin were aboveHenrv Snenn: case- - The

i 1 1

for Sheriff,Geo. Swank; for AbelW. Chew; Dr. W.

Wm.Ellas all

men most honorably re- -

all was

they hearty and fullfor alone can give them elec-

tion.more and honest man

could have been selected Townshipand that will be

The candidates Justices

of

the

W.

wasout for

forknown our I

the most like W

its base,it open

i votes wentcourt

genuine fellowzens, vote Vote j

roryou done your duty.

Next you do yourthat day the

and thestate, to cast their

the light they mayhave. Shall it the which

tho orweek the

said he I for

Sain- - going makehe can only wish, with every

state, the pollstate may

than he and j ßd then thenonly he only be true reflex

t

I

i

was Miami

.

twoer, shot fellow youboy while hunt- - serve. The facts arelug

j that Benjamin and Demo- -

iiaeiett waiaea oeuira .Letwhile them Harrison,

flock : solid mind,with shot, was vated by training and

shut entering j mental ; a man ofjust under hould- -

entirely j Harrison,

waspower

of our local John H. Baker joint"thenames be the 3d was

of speech delivered In

as

to

men;

these are! ruimliup ilrikaiAi thatexperience

by Republicanpleased Democrat.

whang,"

ouitTvtiw&o.

subscribers

presented

at beginning

subscriberssubeortp- -

subscriberson

Repnhliean

biographicalprominentdlitriet Repub-lican candidates,

prevented.

have

this The plan

nomithere

these

Cln.,

vwijiwa

that

credit

$300

meet

will

them. The honestwho votes

James anwill while forvote which casts

Ben. Harrison will feci

ii'iipos

honorably to in incitizens, by acquaintance and country's in

reputation """in manslaughterwhich ot

candidate in(,Hon. of prosecuted no

,in.11Uuou,1iUrivlif. county. to

Republican, in TFST.Tnp. "r,-- T

has able

the Democracy, every Re-

publican appreciate opportunitythe importance electing

Republican tohis

Pershing, candidateProsecutor,gentleman, irreproachable

the

He

No

On

was

thefor

the

avuiwould say There

word anythis

S. Zf.rn. Clerk.Now, who

put foot this time,your choice Here is

made a

everyand and

in

advocatingof satisfaction

"scratching"

is

althoughin

recommendationscandidate Represen- -

countytrentleman

In to

to

in

of would have cfTrnntervto

Demotknows no honor and thetruth on an and

rise abovehead?

Few needed on thismatter true

fully in another column.

three

highest integrity most atably represent constituents ne any

rime motivesLegislature.andRepublican

A. in

Treasurer, BenoniJordon;Surveyor,

Coroner,Commissioners,

MacComber

friends "reform" Horacesupport,the

and

accordingly.

accord-ing

lightprecedes approach

of

wholeis Republican,

Republican? result

L.in

of

on

imr 'ui-o- annwto in

rw.ii

of

to

in

of

to

r,fMf

in

to

uuuu

is no indictment

neighbor Democrat,in to

newspaper,

coward-ly

cnr- -

insinuation.condition

"organ"

honoraUe

in

candidates patrioticcharge

then, of

is Demoand

insinuation to avoid

when

wrote time

that

third

false acter

such

facts

thathad

and will

and that

andand

himfalse and

that

shall

from a court whichspected. that newspaper

that

HUM

from

never

defendant.find out"

sitycandidate. The law

which aTrustee Hezekiah Pershing election

believe elec-

ted.

pose thattheir field cases.

Constables well plte refutation will reactcitizens and worthy a

day

support. proffer bene- -

Pinally, there that and gal notice. Corbin Judgea change, a "reform," is able charges court

conduct the This last gain him andyou facts on with

known,

nonesty, principle

Freemen Indiana.

Tuesday

Marshall county,votes

political

night,

of

Democrat last which week, to (ieorgeribly because Blaine a candidate

oppjeed to to any partizan appeal,TikJen because a Domo- - honest

Democrat

Democrat

the full

sons that a fairly made,

because a wil1 a

Sept. a

which theMarshall will county, which

bajlots Governor 7fpot slow,

Mr. liableprominent

accidently by a young ye, citizens, will

namedtrailing through republicans present ucn.

wooda, happenedaireeiiy erats Williams.

Parker, compare briefly. anearing pigeons, Hasletta man culti-gun- .

loaded dhtcharg- - educationalthe charge activity

Parker's back, the dull without cultivationblade, capacity Improvement

understand

handed any thepoorest

exacting

referredetc.

almost

therefore

candidate

the

The

The liej will best serveas little as

in view

Theand it

their ft

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be

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I'lllirMf nun anution

our w, hiswill con- - at the

be

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be

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to

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1WV4, when

this

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any Mr.the of

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and

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ofthe

cast

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the one

Mr.

Mr. the

men

any Mr.

fallO.,

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his

by thethe

the

full

the

his

pur

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forthe

that

the

the

true

by the

and

some

thethe

Mr.the full

Mr.

once the

the

ihe

and

thecame up the

tonor

histhis

had Mr.had cases,

Mr.for

"a newwill

to but

andor votes hor tt8 U" no lawcast the foot it and this theas are to thean tne

was

Init so

usthe

and

ed, fullor

er

of

of

J.

We inter causes be beview of the

the the and such thethe case The base are and

the Hadits true been term Mr.

aThe the the

and can

Mr. ly ap- -

thewith hih abii- - the 6ththat some record of cases before

nis to. v. thecrats of this the the term' the war

the j '.

W. Va. came the der was made aaw WAa U w r n mi

mmmmt w w y v - j wagents ' v

f- -. "withPlymouth"'1111 puulio Williams,

K "aaun rr. lt r Kiutaooi un i't n inxmt rIt. & w u 'j tu i.

! at a

a .

t ma . I .

.l.

a

a

ukaccepted a substitute

ability. Harrison, astruggle to

xiiui.um

ventured

opinion friend8simply Tlymouth brib-thi- s:

d(-fti- wte.

appear supplement ii;iW,d speakers

member

stated

strange

induce present

Edwards asserts,

known

duty!

citizen

biains

nnMiahoH

betweennon-paituu- n oitilAB

undoubtedly regret,

proud.

Democratic Falsehood.HcpU'iI

,nn(ij,iatt.

spring

address,ceived, reply

ayninstSwank ofiu'e.

language?statement

election.proved whatsoever

particularconception. Onlywi

dishonorable slander

desperaterespects

election,

fountain

honorblv detailed

Corbin,discharges

I,icion BTJDemocrat,

againstslaughter whollycratically malicious; addition-al enlisted

relativeshome.

Dallas.

nounee,i

continu- -

PfiWp

Swank R,.Cord Horace

given

Court,

prosecution

trouble

"integrity" Corbinassign

solely injuringtbsbelieve

Democracy "boo.r.erang."Wheeler

anotherthem, Corbin

county respects. wherever proceedings

auuity, YINDKMTKD.

citizens

Hastell

Malicious ChargesAgainst Republican

County SherifT Com-

pletelyAuthentic Statement

Kn-Tiab- le

"Reform" New-spaper.

Plymouthberalds

lficorated Swank, RepublicanCounty Shetiff.

saying pos-sible motives

service,

opinion. recordscounty

oeMUtdneigh- -

excitement,

Williams,intellect,

through.

Democrats "J

indictment

country'smanslaughter

money.

repeat appointment

Judge

Posterwithout

and

paign

evident.Swank unequivocally

April,

record,

soldier

term service, this triallatter tne After term

srciurcS i- -th,, iiwse

he was binand some he this

ofT..JI PATH)

isn't V1 KU8t, Wawpecong. the time Thts wasso-call-

etc bad anaWe made arrangements with that Republican never

life theNational Art of Clncin- - our brethren helping his farm

cl4U kersufficiently able P f80 the spring and duringu.u,vu.v1iJwuH,uu holder always or Autrust he tood loadRea this matter ouchtmns

beautiful

Democrat

be

we

cj 1 .T-- T

of

of

we

of

in

llllfto

""'"ri bnt everi tUecountry. WilUam.

In of September 28, bj.wi ivu caasvs uiiotf aiiuA mobf la...

was t,li

evecam. cutout our woull

exactly

chromo, costing it was uninten

good

we hoping

their

These would

would

looked

tional?

writing

but

Ai

Rochester,i

,

I'

j .'

, . -

educated

-

worthy

politics,

Bailey;

receive'a

worthy

believe

IMd

a

are

voters

James

passing

forbrave

urouier eiuisieu

wheatrnmi,t.

lutealtUue. iiarilSOIlS

notwith

IItiealmber him with

issue .iU(1 thilt leaBt secure

sum

inferior

heard

choosing

Tafia

"Reform"

malicious

the

comments

as an

e

-

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A

Affair..Poi1ioii of

of in

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acertain

toin

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into ne no

of ofof at ofütn j

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to

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of

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it

toone ts in

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is

au ul

.

and heold man named

with hethe Meld.

he Levionly

Mr. was also

...v u ous,- -the ofIroiial TAwn the

mil i,h iifccssai ittirthat In We that our fflanmu.

I,M

weour 1."

is

25

is

HUUUICU .JefttV

state waseach etc., Swank

heardso in review we below

ofhave

many word

n

means

he

of

OPRruable

""J"e

said,

atntHiis to

have themhave

as

a which

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their

on

oreney

ra

since

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a

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about in

If

a

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young

in

he it.

heho at

tiriw tVi

he

lienaaHill IIIIJW Ulf

loungm'unteii mm and wiuie

0.,ir,,a anv.'uwir uni'ie.o

port.

seen

his'Ph.., t:...

in Swankremained home

the ofvisited Fremont, his

Here he remainedhe f&

veteran in Ohio Reg.father letter

to home enlist.of

right Georgia. Hehome

eountvwas last was

1M&, .Peru Just e of PeaceJohn continued would speak Centennial

gj il

the which argument

pofififlfisioflhonorable

army, expirationsecond for

He explicitly...ever any indictment

niansutugnierit. asserts

was thisother of

is to

GOBBIN.

Democraticfor

Move an Amendthe

Nominate Candi-

date for Peniten-tiary or for

ofthis Read fol- -

astounding disclosuresThere .hown George fraul falsification

of

made

Circuit These facts haveto our knowledge within

past and can asindeed

can substantiatedof responsible

At the MayCircuitNos. pend- -

ingour which publicly plaintiff

proclaims feet that Corbin principalto fal- - these aggregate

of charges" amounted $T,000.

These false charges brought suits,than

understoodtry

ionestSwank Stanfi.

become

entire

"Demo-

crat"

Fploded-- -

ofoncoming

brighter day?

Harrison,

rafatatiia

volunteeredadvice

ofindictment

great majorityunderstood

enlist.

large

discussion

Whole

forwas

atata.

the

On the ofStanfield appeared. Of

attorneysdishonor- -

-

unknownthe

'

honestly

i

'

,

'

Demoirat

fol-

lowing

enlisting

in

ere

was not werefor

this

of

hy Mr.

is ofold

sofar

be. for in in the 0fto

....,

arm

and or

as

Mr. and

real iuvalid

of and Wheeler and hisis

Mr. beon as

W. anmonth's und

In thesee- -

atHe and

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it

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of his soin roi- - far the

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hisby Dr.

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it? UI "Mf at tod an ,

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toan friend, aSamuel Wyblo,

worked harvestSum.

that had Wy-ble- ,

his unelo, a before.

Wltk this Levi Wyble.Judge

ironoie,wumu iyon- -i iiuju. OUT

tiflcate" believe nfllro.uiu. private

please

Nationaliiim made

wweicldeutai, spokeand that

rapmiy witl educaüou far 'licked'state should our

gjkpoj

anci

sstfru,

"It's didn't."

respect,,fejiiug

foot

pOUIThese vessel. ended

thatspeak

lateyear

former un-til Feb.

aurging

May,

then ablefather's and

married and

Mitchell. Swanklive 1809

MlAWl

"allv

Swank

firstservice,

thatIm

national

arrestedchar- -

Such

feift CircuitCourtWc

thatHim

Shameful Ob-

livion.Citizens of Mai and

Judicial District!lowing

Judge

comerelied

beyond doubt, everystatement

affidavits par-

ties:term, 1875, of

1982, 3012could only

Let andIn

truth claimed"serious affect- -

athese

party, Judge trial.of Judge Stan-M- r.

Swank, should'itHh term Judge

generons endJudge

needs againstaffairs this attack will

reform,

Can-

didate

waatei- - light

election

candidate

public

room, very carefullyOtis1 Wheeler's attor-ney engaged which de-

manded their attention. While theythus engaged cases cited

docket which hadbeen assigned Judge Stanfield.

they knew nothingabout

"stab chamuf.r" isorismojiSecret Court Judge Corbin

Judge. Stanfield

falseJudge Judge gave

default,wiping

shudow consideration. Cor-bin'- s

notes $6.1)00 of borrow-ed waypaying debts" whichcommend itself honest men,

was success.Rascality itself."garrison miamsiew you alrea(,y your "ls xctption. Thegreenback candi- - di-euj- ou

date, Wolcott. Now these and requiresHidge, assignment

whomthese:

pigeous.young

and

enemies

5M.

Wunder.have sought personal which are tried,

Swank have ob- - made a iratter record Courttained following history Docket, record

facts judgments renderedaccusation Democrat utterly worthless. recordappears light tlmt made dSftag time.

cowardly despieuhle cam- - attorneys wouldtrick. been their guard. In

Swank entire transaction dishonorablerelied correct: The absolute-- I

George enlisted aud requiredservice tmintment snecial

Demo- - taioento and tad. 1861, Indiana ientity express ideas; Williams, rvegiment,place have expressed Phil- -triaL Dunn such

that speech Hon. lippi, home matter

great

expiration dishonest, one-side- d

part Juiy, consummated.

huttorv ,,fi"Jdar- - made Stanlleld.

eued had rendered, ordertained discharge, account

granted Boggs,FALSF.LV

Strange Theyare invariably 1,0 imri. ihuU, settled proper issue.

Isn't uisuumu. ounger nisiiiu- -

.....Ihave speakers horn?, school

Company furnish Democraticable creditable harvesting.

oftice oflioennr.nK'aH

dishonesty

presenthear

been

Peru while

whomoften

talking with young"licked"

well acquaintedioutig

ii'IiiHST'iitailV iDVininrtheir affair hetween

fath

Esq.,

never

attorneys,

abandoned

Stanfieldjudgment,Wheeler,

question,

unaerestimatea

deafness,

low, shoulder-hitters- ,

ani'i'i K7kta unnthar ful- -uiiviiivi.

so White

Kufr itiDiln

is

andwho state that thevu,, - atäQl,,a wiui aisnonesiyiums then narrate the hy orderthvm na it .. . , ' ...

r--7, . Z- " wouia carcumatances 01 wnicn to thesemi . I. Li darnrrrilna 4W . . 14' ,w or 4t ,a v uj fir u 11 - ,

showing ntuta a his subordinn'whose it may is a correct. iL.'wiIhanJutlv tWO oon Corbin. and him alone,

ßde subscriber the thern conversation Mr. met the responsibility of falsill-bon- a

delegations ft 8tate in iKüoruiee ftoa and blackeimd , ...This be injustice. friends ... iT;..i. .t . " U"J- '-'

produce.

unprecedented

a

in-

significant

4.U U. " ' . i.ivii.t;i,Mr. Wyble

possible to the numbers. o ülü lyU(liüg statesmen' that it

whendesigns, etc., delegation brigutt.st iatt,ilects times. Wil Ipassing r

. , you." "Did tell you that,"to things which reuuiremcnts common- - responded Wyble, same

ir.g

Vtnn.l

ofto

f stated

n

promptly renew j

well

have

that

mm

II'

Whilesaid

UllUhow

Sam

vi urt it !.. f .. I

11 - a uiimnniwould .lnevitaoij - , A fh w

U

j

a Iu .1. a u .L- --Nr.

Y floor,

amount ,Tf.., iu ur. iv (5. I . V. . . . .

r 4 vnv. ....giunu yjTj uppiennlllgI or

misrepreseuvedopposites IV .s.

manner whatever.then until

(iKßli.at

enlisted a

come andthe

livedthere when

i.

,

in

three discharges

disability.there

m I i I l a 1.

which

army;

a Reformer---Suc- h aandhlato

Democracya

a

county

theweek

Mar-

shall there were threecases, 3012,

I

Wheeler

charge

suitsWheeler over

compelled Judge

otherprospectsof

n

anything

manyregular a

Mr.were

w

on

Mr. Wheeler there

;

Wheeler theseand representation

Corbin,

thus withouta i f

hardly

aoverreaches

have .will

a formal

candidates.

this

followiug havestatement

substantially Seofieej law

three Kokomo. .Tndirc

the MMmi f

!

"

,

ioi.i

HiiDDortiiitfseriotlbly

m,MieI

Hwank

'

Uams,

school

home

week,

Miami

which

Island

lit v

punose,

i.l iii

BeptibrieansCullen, Deputy Clerks,

entryWyblo

int

irausac-uons-.

gentlemen.

purely theySome Zld

Rkpcbli- - think did ovelilIK notieinu a .1Certificate

while the "Why,

oa

situated

returnod

charge.charges

against

r.i

law

villainous transaction.this exposure those

endorse his corruptand unjust decisions.

this is whom aof wire-worke- rs

you as a "reform" candidate forj mmkiimjv -- ,agree4l to about to any Judge. They the nomina

utoveruor. uyciiorthe

thus

with

4Whhim

'27th

June,

that

This

iM"

been

sworn

gotWill

111SOIUL1i Afterwho en-

dorse

given

ii.u. gave

and

hey

an(4 oox ami oiiey h

masters. men all

lUVl"

v......,.

ireMBUijr. repun xmi.iK orrni. ttjtuik nveuduty? this the

the "reform" toj th" governorship and being tne coneusslon. An inquest was helddo you like be difficulty but Mr. not upon case this

CAPKON s. OK HIV

The History Judge fwiUmUm Tlw Charges Against Hiin

the Most Corrupt Charaeter--Judg- e

Corhin fusesthe charges.

To the Editor of the Hepuhlican:Sik: -- I had heard something about

the charges made Judge Cor- -

until bin,Capron,

county until

time

states

neara

out,

with

false

unemeuL

b,H1ue

Levi

-- aid,

willthat

had

Wm.

"i11

must

Uli!

ap- -

hoar

the subject politicalform, veiwed by a Democratic law-yer.

Mr. Capron commenced by rtatingthat corruption abounds everypart our government, local

a greater degreethan former time and a deter-mined effort was being made by the

people bring andpunish crime. He attributedfact the party nominating systemadopted by both parties. Hethat was easier for a bad manprocure a nomination from his partythan secure election bythe people without the assistance ofa party That bad men

frequently nominated and electedby party, who could notels independent candidates de-

pending their merits,by party. Independent can-

didates, who badoffice. True could

not be affected unless good men werepleesd office. Good party plat-forms are security against corrup-tion long are elected

carry out the principles enuncia-ted by them.

Mr. Capion then told how partyhad been worked de-

feat him. He was a candidate forCircuit and wanted a nomina-tion from from the Democratic party.Horace Corbin, the Judge by appointment, was also a candidate, andwanted a nomination from the samesource. In Fulton county the Demo-crats hold a primary election for thenomination candidates,the same way that elections held.Candidate have their names printed

tickets which they distributetheir friends. Just before the Demo-

cratic primary election was held, andwhile court was session Roches-ter, circulated the reportamong his party friends, that Capron

withdrawn and would not acandidate, and had his own nameprinted every ticket that was is-

sued by every candidate. By thistrick Corbin nearly all votes

the county. this was not all.Corbin published scandalous circu-lar against Capron and others, whieh

j was done for the injuringthe reputation Capron. Corbinhaving secured the rntire vote Ful-

ton county, and manipulated theMarshall county Democratic conven-tion that secured some of thedelegates here. Capron withdrewfrom the contest for a nomination,and announced inde-pendent candidate.

some charges Democracy. Butthe says were

wnicn should not passed overdue consideration.

charged that Corbin, when athe Legislature, sold his

vote for money. That was paifor voting against a bill which arailroad company was interested. He

the ohwgw was publicly made byMr. Mattingly the Marshall Coun-ty BWKJOal ten yeurs ago,( oil. never denied He also

since Corbin been Judgehas altered the court

docket, defraud the plaintiff,a case which Corbin was defen-

dant, out a large sum money.He made other points the samecharacter, which I shall not enumer-ate, believing that have said enough

give Capron's estimate ofJudge character lot honesty.

apron tells the truth, Corbinnot only unfit for the office Judge,but shouid be spurned from theproenee honoiablo men.Capron lies, Coi bin theestablish his and shouldproceed once do

con- -

be

ludianapolh Fraud.The following issued by

;, tge Friedley, ChairmanRepublican Central State Committee,

w,; ;:: ,,ft"r ju"Rrac"t- - .obf

afterHnd

him

upon

eratie .a.-etin- tnat is Deingheld Indianapolis this week:

To the Republicans Indiana:I information which1 entirely authentic that therewill brought this city theInst., under the guise Cnion

"slang- - yP"- - wwn Miami About time his, give validity unjust hers attend the reunion,

goingfather

the

there

days

number.

got

18H

Court.

reeeipt

judgment, to make a mean, gangs of roughs,"snap" judgment absolute tlnidity. professional Udlot-bo- x tuffers aud

I

uvfj-- 1 Louisville. St. Chicanro andsify his docket accomplish otl.r cities. The Kuklux,his erasures, false entries Lit, eis, Confederate soldiers willand interlineations were ' be here the chanicter Union

nil?

(

. v , . . .

( f 4 I a I(

" - l , ,

f

, . ,

s. after the,J election for the purpose and

sliown by exam. the acting city and placesdocket. also further proven by the state whieh as-

ide deposition Klinker klgned. ths fl

H.was made

went CorhinurnnnilT narnoü attached

possession be estimate nearly Vy,,es-- fter Judgeof 0f

(iiil Swank Mr. rests thisWvble IB""UU15..i.:

to

atthey

Hess,

on equal

of of

omitted

publichim

Democrats,"ring" have

ay nothing him

i;onst

TTi,j

No

the man

it?

Nom- -

He

A.

UCIU

he

v....

of

of

of

of

of true

state

honestthis

aretheir

own

are arereform

men

of

in

be

purpose ofof

of

in

that

he

ofof

(Sorbin's

ofhe

all

ofam

this

of.i.ners, remain until

r. ofof this other

they beof O. In

them

diana look out rorruffians The Dcmoeratie leaders un-derstand thut the Republicans car-ry Indiana October, allfor the election Tilden Hen-dricks will absolutely destroyed,and ans will be left unemployed

this State. We desirenothing but honest and fair elec-tion. With stn'h we shallcertainly gain a glorious victorythe Idth October. Let Kemihli.

a w IK

ami 1'einocrats umlers'and oncefor ail that the Mississippi plan shallnot be inaugurated

The Democratthe Hlaine Rally said:

Tin- - fact that the were pret- -

Mr. W. C. one offne pres- -I

iniHnn4lent.1 "

ahle. self-confiden- t:

'. Ht'k" Sam. before , town. He .

by resort.

all ty 1i 1 1 iVed induced ustohaeent Democratic and Mr. Swank then went a eigar .Msnonotaine ami mean. genn,.,,,,, wie is well the

thepiacoa ft4re a saloon and there met young you are slaves blush when you busmen ol.tain for a statement

shoal 1 have made his report ' guid, and instmctor to oontrol his 8&m. Wyble. u.yl ,aHei, Sum. think of your (.haiI!.s. of the sham andtin-gros- s receipts the licens- -

Superintendent the 1st exiiihit olothing and and asked him if he had . !' the city, that might

September. This to do; anolütfize 8tUpidity. , Hwank about that trouble, s.u.,. the, ViZJZ. r knvn. h,nv !hV;,-- v the partyand when the report was made '

point of personal fitness'

for the Ä1 eye.l Swank going up 1 w . - i rilT ,nora' iat!,w snmeT1

discrepen .oi s - .

Tk. ' . 111 IllCHmo ttthe

the

Go

omce BIlllCH

, wasless the in tu k- - ' Hwank raised his' ' -. ' ., . . , 1 1 7 .. 1 1 u n L. I .

uumuugWell nee(jy artery blood

urwi

dlfferance

Democratic

discrepancies

whetherth'-m- .

how

Sam

heiw

as

as asMiami

Opera

lived

utraniM

trying

this

over

onee

and

ilia...

and

vour

or

ofto

itin .

in

H

h,...

C

on

in

lor no an

as

it is

it

t'

it

is

in

iu

or

Mi 111:1 mvm- -

onhut ...

isnot '"

011

Is to re- - ....

it

in

to

to

I1U

to

e--

bad

gotBut

said

The

uu"18'

mayLet

him told

and

him

ballot

parties, men own their own iouls -- amons were wen pairouizeowill that day a,ul ootieed that theandthei'own votes, you

i 4vrt an ones who rushed the doors seekrii 111 L I i ' ' livll " u

i '

gir.ni.nt i - rt im .... 1 i i r n n ......

we1 to

. 1. i ...

a

to

on

a

at

on

xucii m , . worn. traatmant n, tu nno.loas your lawful and from eff-c- ts "

record the , soldier, iscandidates. j such no was record effect

P- -

reas

toat any

to to

to

it to

it was to an

nomination.

'ted asun-a-sist-

neversleeted to

inno

so asto

machinery to

inare

on to

inCorbin

had

on

thein

a

so

he

himself as an

m

be

of

saidin

in had it.has

so as toin in

of

1

to Mr.

IT is

of Ifhas to

innocence,at to so.

the

'- -Ai;t

at

in ofDJ

to on 5thof

to to

as toandin

were

men

to

an inIt in to

P.H

to

.

is

no

an

ne on these

ifin prosp'cts

Of and

no imto us in

anan

onnf

In

on

toEdwards, we onor as intoTownship ia in of If us ofto

to ofon or hi 1,1

Harrison.it to u"la tin- - or

of - NorthI 11 1 , . t .

who onmeet we

tok rUUI

w

rt Ti,i v of

in

of

1

(

in

..4 to

thu

they the

"gentleman who is postedbusiness" is

be otherwise"?

A ROOM.

Aroos, Ind., Oct. 3d, 1876.

A. C. Hickman is feeble health.Miss Mattie Dimmit is lying

low, with no prospect of recovery.An infant son of Rev. Samuel

McNeely died last evening.Business evidently reviving.It is amusing to hear a man botet

of owning a public thoroughfare.The countenance of the Democ-

racy has sombre cast.Almost incessant professional la-

bor compels us to pass unnoticedmany things of which we iutended tospeak.

Our friends think vou did not dous justice in your report of dele-

gation but have not time to no-

tice the lame places this week.Williams and Benner politically

enlightened the people of West town-

ship one night last week, to the utterdestruction of Republicanism. Therewill be no for Republican ticketsin that part the county. Oh!

The correspondent who attackedus in last week's Democrat is informedthat we have neither the time nor thedisposition to such "small fry."If a respectable and sensible partyattack us we will find checks enoughto "call" him, but to sugar-bow- l

lingering,cat's-pa- w - for- - somebody - else, obsc I re,leather-breeche- s correspondent would

rather small work. Our inclina-tions are not quite so humble.

A certain Democrat at one ofH. Club "experience meet-

ings" expressed himself as horrifiedat the idea of using a Methodistchurch as a restaurant. He had ref-

erence to the Plymouth ladies, thePlymouth church, and the27th inst. We believe the devoutgentleman forgot his former connec-tion with church festivals, but Inger-soll wasn't making Republicanspeeches then. Well, it is dreadful.

Mrs. Barbara Metheny died onthe 28th, ult .. the advanced age of

years, 5 months and 3 days. She

nana v..,..i "J"'"- - K"s ,,UOri

was a remarkably good and intelli-gent old lady. Her daughter, Mrs.Stephen Hall requests statethat she had been a theMethodist Church for years, and

her death bed expressed a willing-ness and desire meet the change.The funeral services were conductedby Rev.

Next Tuesday the election, andappeal the Republicans Wal-

nut township do their duty.See that every Republican voter

brought the and that theDemocracy inflict importations up-

on Read your tickets carefully,determine their genuineness,voting them. Finally, remember that

vigilance the price lib-

erty."Although innumerable posters

announced that one Cra" ford woulddeclaim his piece place lastWednesday night, failed appear.

few gloomy theClub met their gloomy hall, how-

ever, and comforted themseUes andeach other by "experience meet-ing." On the following evening theyheld another class meeting,several members expressed their faith

the wisdom, goodness, justice andMr. capron made righteousnesss

against official conduct Corbin report they not "shoutinghappy

Hemember

Indianahe

ability

circular

disgraceful", county.

voting

election

saloonstrieks

posted

eight

he failed

our

use

be

polls,

Mac.

Millinery.Mrs. Babcock has just returned freu

the city with a haodjome StockGoods. She has the latest stylesand invites each and every one calland them. n!7

Private and Confidential. Dr.Lyon, years experience, willthe Parker House 2d, for oneweek only. Sufferers must not fail

see him.

RAIL ROAD DIRECTORY.IMTTSItl KUH. WAVNK A CH1CACO.

after Auril ir.th.no thin road

l.'Wf. :

on i" wr

us to

onto

isto

toto it

is to

to

is

at on

A &

in

an

at

in

of

to

15 at

to

Ft,

and trainsB M fol- -

TRAINS GOISG WEST.IMttshurtrh l 2oupmCrcHtline 9 40 eiopmioooForest 7 58 11 so eI.; inn l'juipm lfi 8 OfFt. Wayne 3 10 13 2 50 10 45riyiuouth 3 500 lwspm

7 90 6 60 8 30 6 90

TRAINS Gt)ING EAST.1 10 6 6Plymouth 3 13 00 96

Wayne 6 40 9 11 98 19Lima 860 1 3 50Format 10 03 6 35 3 06 4 15C'nwtline 11 40 7 06 4 40 6Pittsburgh .. 05 9 12 3 so

at 1'hrough Daily jleaves rittflburfbat 5.50p. m.. ntoppliiKonly at Alliance 8.44 p. m.Crestliiif a. ui.. Forest 2.i

ay ne a. m.. Warsaw6.15 a Wanatah a. Valpn

hicairo0.3ua.m.m.. am Vinte at iF. Mtebh.

ine "" nr.w.- - ion nA

of65

In

us.

heT. H.

of

all

tf.

be

On im. will

46am tooam4ain

inn01amimam

Chi. ago

hi.-iur- 30pm 30am 35amotiam 06pm

Ft. 95pm430 60am

55am10am 15pm

Mail

12.30 A.m.. Limaam., fort S.si a.m.

IHMOwn. Pa8. t Aax

INDIANAPOLIS, I'KKI CHICAOO.

and after June 33d. 1R76. trains willrun on this road Hun. lays excepted) as fobtows

TRAIXS aODfO SnKTH.STATION. KXP. KXP. MAIU

IndianapoliB 4 20pm 12 lopm 7 55amPeru no 1 45Hoelu-Hte- i' 9 ltfWalnut 3Anco 9 63

Plymouth 1017Tyner 1040Wilkerton 11 01Laporte 11 wmMi. hlaran City 12 IS

trains oonro i nr.

Miebifas city.LaporteWalkertonTyner

excepted;

MAIL EXPosam 8 00pm

9 56 54510 4 9 341103 9 551124 mi:

Arifos 11 4tamio4lWalnut 1? 03ptn io siHoc heater UW 111

13 67pm1 17130

2 12

394

..i.i, evorvuhnra K tl.oir ,.r,l ! ,r 12 SHam 6 00.1 m........ . ... B.ti, ln IHUano 6 40 4 10 311

lei

Indiana.

V nleft

TrnsWs Wiurt or

county 9 itoffor üi8

the

m

Flower,

against

Judge,

sought

the

member

Norris,

"eternal

examine

October

Plyiuouth

Plymouth

ter rniliatiailis tinn used.

1133

whichaiiouteven with le. time.

Ii. KÜU1N50N. (lenl. Supt.Indianapolis

J. Ju-mon- . Vrt & Tkt Airt, riymouth.

ai u.. - . . the . .

are as

tne tie

onea

in

is

a

to a

&

at

run

4U

ss

i.V.

m.. m..

i

:

j.al

CIN. WABASH A MICHIGAN K. R,

On and after Sunday. May 21st. 1876. trainswill leave principal stations on this roa.l afollows. All trains run on Columbus tint.

TRAINS SOUTH.Mail I iccom.STATIONS. I and Ex I modat.n

Iave Elkhart :p.m.:5iiGoshen ;M " 10:15Haltnnore A Ohio Crosslna 3 :oo

Yes. we are willinc to believe that Warsaw.......... :4f

WahashMarionAlexandriaAnderson Junction

,.n

Cawber.

are

3:4?4 r.5:40

:407:36

TRAIXS NORTH.

1

1

110 2

212 a. m.1:05 "2:05 "S :o0 "8:40 "

nredinff-- . -- ..w. wHh Bch forco that he throw him ' honest and a worthy man for Judge r, J w" " Anderson JuncUon.. wa.m.a :2p. mvearpre and enerous: while Williams Is rw- - i i i a u i i. . .. i .... Democratic attaches and natrons. Alexandria " s:os

rrnntv ' uihjiwiu uw iiuui, mu uimtk ui nu , of our Direilll lourt. flDd ior uibbb h i Marion 7:45" 4:27 M

Aiso an item or sniiiJ rrom ine t nuriua and has Not finding outside at- - Wabash "exacting, miserly, head striking the floor with such , a ., ,.1,.,, anything very 8:58"Auditor is not Incorporated In the re- - iv. . r. ... ,, ti-.- i.,,,-.t;- . f p

tractive ?rth Mane heater :34 " :4iI en I v.

ThisonH " . T e r l K remained ....

I

"

obeeiiag

no

to

R.

si,

C.

wu

or War? aw.

ru

consolation of lager, and j S01H,hore .iTiiTop.mJiS...v . .. w wnirjcii t'."' Here are the men and thofw whn : L - . . . 1 ne s trnt or a son ler s unnormal- - this aceounts thuroughly. we Ktkhart .'.'.'..".".'.'!'..' i2:9o": 131 m

m.

;2!

:45

......

1 nnf r, 1 Mr L ' " ' ! m lO Wil lor IWO or Uiree - ! Close conneetions mad- - ar and F.Ik- -

wethis

and

Oct.

recallnear '

and

also

last

put

ouiuui.1

and

said

had

you pan

of

this

etc., etc, 0hio

day, oemg Goshenin the company of young 8am. imst the average Democrat about as Uiiuk, for the unusual patronage on hart with L.8. A M. h. Railway, at Suford,of the time at the "Wee tern gooee." the sight of water does that a mad- - that day. And by the way, we are SI''. withP.' PT 'a' RSuiaJT at NSb

i . .. 11 1

(

a,.

7

Amr throwino-- him into convulsions, wil liner to waiter snmthincr that tli Manchester with the D.-tr.i- t. Eel River ando --o -- - D III. H. B. ; at Wahash. with T. W. & W. Kui.ru . . a . 0..uwlfJCitlien. ' wl V"'" week died x w"""1 IT m"'"Of one date8 , the Rev. E. W. a

How there need j Swauk called ton of

Ih'iiv

light

party

j

without

thatJudge's

. of

!

besol- -

Louis.

nation

tiie

be

defeat

which

M

.1

well in theDemocrat. "How

could it

very

we

of

notice

reply

T.

Methodist

77

of wood.

wewhole

before

of

members of

which

of

. .

(

4.207.13

On

BTATTOXB..

(8unlH)

11:1

.111:4:1

159

239

405

6;n

pretty

of

, .

i

.

'

.

.

iail- -

road: At Marion, with Pittsburgh. CincinnatiA St. Louis Railroad ; and at Alexandria withtrains of the Lafavette. Muncie A Bloominit-to- n

R'y. for point East and West,A. 0. WELLS. Oen'l Sup't

ANDREW P0E. CHAS D APIS AN.

THE PEOPLE'S

11POE & CHAPMA., Prop'.

ROOM NO 8 H0HAM S BLOCK. LAP0RTE ST . PLYMOUTH, IND.

"WE KEEP ON HAND A.

Complete, Fresh and EeliaUe Stock.

We Sell only for CASH! We seek only a living Profit, and Quality taken inConsideration, propose

Selling at (he Lowest Prices.We solicit the continued favors of old friends and the patronage of all desir-

ing anything in the line of DRUGS and MEDICINES.

People's Ph&rmacyDEVOTED TO THE

Treatment of all Chronic Complaints,OF Ifttl FORM.

This deDartment of our business i under the control of the SeniorPartner, who will at all times be found at post. A continuance of theextensive practice we have enjoyed is respectfully solicited. In this con-nection we call

ATTENTION" I

To a letter just received from sir. Zi in merman, a gentleman of KosciuskoCo., lately under treatment. In his ease the water of our Flowing Welland Baths as well as Alterative Medicines were used.

LEESBÜRQ, lnl.. An. J'Jth, 1876.COL. POE: I would ha ve writtm to you sooner, but

have been waiting to assure myself Unit the improve-ment I have realized is jn rmansnt. I jinJ my bowelsregular, my appetite good and natural. My eyes areneither weak nor sore ; I find my head now almost en-tirely free from paifi Trait mysei '' a well rn an. Tf youthink I am mistaken come set me, 1 hare the nicestmelons in the County and a croquet la ten. I will provemyself well hy eating more neln und eatinc thrntfaster tha n you can, and after UH Tire thron gh with themelons, I will heat oa at croquet. I h in suffered solong and so much that J Jiurdly know how to express mythu n ks for my present h u 1th . and for your successfultreatment of my ease.

I Vv respect fu tin your friend,m3tf FR t. KL IX Z1MMERMAX.

Trnn Hin1 Ymi Qmr?11 UM AS1U 1UU UU 1JJ. FIRESTONE,

(8ÜCCI ssok TO D. BEKKI.Y.Kays If yoi want anrthin in the line of

HARDWARE,

Call at his Hardware

He

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his

TINWARE,Stoves, Wood and Iron Pumps, Etc.

XTazt door XTortii of th. Post Office,

Plymouth, iisroinsrkeeps

WHAT IS NEEDEDAnd Bell at the

Lowest Living Prices.When you wnnt anything in the Hardware Line, be sure and (rfve him a call.

The Tin ShopI iimler th- - siij rvisi om of John Wriffkt. we!! known to the cit kerns of Plymoeth

and vicinity as Hrstrclani. workman, and prompt in fllUna all order. He wiii attendto all the tin business entrusted to hi in. either at the Hhop at your homes.

S. A. HOG LAN D,The norular Miles man will ertnHnn In .hör.- - whlrh i m ininrnnl nf fmi a..h.promt.! attention.

Store

Z also offermyFARM FOR SALE

Of 9" ae res. situated two and one-ha- lf miles south-wes- t of Plymouth. It is in a finestate of with large orchard, good buildings etc. It is the farm in M srshall County. ""l'ly moth. Kept. U. 18". U.

Ayer'sSarsaparilla

It widely knownas one of the mosteffectual remediesever discovered t ucleansinjr thetern aud purify inrthe blood. It' hie-st- .

.Hl the test otyears, with a con-stantly grow in? ri.

Im-- . il on ilsintrinsie virtues, and PMtiiiiil hy its

cures. So mi d r.s to Ik safe andbeneficial to children, a id yet so searchingas to eflectuallv pur-j- out the preat cor-ruptions of the I.IohI. sueh a tin nitiiloiiüand syphilitic contamination. Impurities,or diseases that have lurked in the Memfor years, soon yield to this owertul anti-dote, and disappear. Hence it wonderl'ulcures, many of which are publicly known,of Scrofula, and all serofulous disea-es- ,

l lcerts l.r Option., and eniptive dis-onle- rs

of the skin, Tumors, BlotcliesBoils Himplea, Pustule, Sore. St.Anthony's Fire, Koe or Krysie-la-s.

Tetter, Salt Itlieuin. BcaMHead, Ringworm, and internal Ul-cerations of the Uterus, Stomach,and Liver. It also cures other com-

plaints, to which it would not seem esjeci-all-y

adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep-sia. Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,Female Weakness, Debility, andLeiicorrhossv, when they are manifesta-tions of the scrofulous poisons.

it is an excellent restorer of health andstrength in the Spring. By renewiag theappetite and vigor of the digestive organs,it dissipates the depression and listless lan-cuo- r

ofthe season. Even where no disorderappears, people feel better, and live lonjrer.for cleansing the Mood. The system ni eson with renewed virorm and a new lease oflife.

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Dr. J. C. AYER ot CO., Lowell, Mass.,

I'rnrtiral and AnatytU-m- l f 7.. ... .....

SOLD BT ALL DRUOUI8T9 EVERYWHERE.

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HAIR

This standard article iscompoond-w- lwith the greatest care.

Its effects are as wondcrAil and asaatis factory as ever.

It restores gray or faded hair to itsyouthful color.

It removes all eniption, itching;and dandruff. It give the head acooling, soothing sensation of greatcomfort, and the scalp by its usebecomes white and clean.

By its tonic properties it restoresthe capillary glands to their normalvigor, preventing baldness, and mak-ing the hair grow thick and strong.

As a dressing, nothing has beenfound so effectual or d.eairnble.

A. A. Hayes. M.I). . State Asasyerof Massachusetts, says, "The con-

stituents are pure, and carefully se-iec- ted

for exo-llen- t quality ; an! I' nsider it the Best Paar akati okfor its intended purposes."

FOR THE WHISKERS.i Tlii elegant preparation may berelied on to change the color of theiiefird from gif)' or any other undesir- -

Me shade, to brown or black, at dia- -ex't It is easily apried, being in

i one pr. in ;i'ion, aud quickly anda permeuent color,

which wui neither rub nor wash tt.

aianwfactsreS by R. P HALL 4 CO.,

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