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0 etui PLYMOUTH, MARSHALL COUNTY, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15. Vol. II. v o. 1 1 Pants! Pants! Pants! JEANS CORDUROY TO ORDER. A good pair of steel gray jeans working pants made to order for $3.00. Two grades corduroy pants, pair to order,. . $4.00 Suits and Overcoats at living prices. KLEINSCHMIDT, THE TAILOR. A Preinventory ClotI: a ling We take stock in a few weeks, the cloth ing stock must be moved to make room for the large, new and nobby line that will soon arrive. In order to facilitate the quick movement of this stock we will give a straight cut of 3 per cent. This is no buncombe. Will give an illus lustration: A suit is shown you that is marked $11.50. Taking "M) per cent, oft' will make a discount amounting to $145, which will make the price of the suit 8.05. Every piece of cloth ing throughout the entire store is marked in plain figures, so that you yourself can take a pencil and figure the price of the suit. This, however does not pertain to suits alone, but to everything called clothing. THESE PRICES ARE STRICTLY CASH. Those who have as yet not made their necessary purchases, now is your opportunity to buy a Suit, Overcoat or Pants at less than you ever before purchased. This sale closes January 'U, 189(5. min; f'YfM V H(UV j will be m charge at New York. II is Ulli l, IL lili MKM. also annnum.e(l that Uie .;vlmullh Cycling: Manufacturing Co., will in a short tunc open elegant quarters in i Chicago mi the corner of State and ' Monroe streets, where a large stock will be pi uvd for loth t he wholesale ami re tail trade. In passing from themain exhibition building to the left into the annex, the : second space utilized by exnibitors was o,.er.he ;i;ust .,.,. 1 1 Kiii.l'thatof the Indiana Novelty works. i:vcr S.-.I1 in ci,i:,u-so.m- Tiling ! Ueing simply a rim to exhibit no elab orate disp'ay could be made. Put it se it was Brought to a Successful End Saturday Night. THE SMALLEY TO THE FRONT. of Interest to Plymouth People. 1 I cured its share of visitors, and immer ; ous orders lor the only perfect wooden . i rim will no doubt be their future gain. The annual exhibit oi bicycles and j This llepartInent was in charge of almost every conceivable thing t1' i Messfs. (Jeo. n. Thayer, .Jr. and Geo. pertains to cycliie, ended in a blae of; Marbe? for assistants Mr, glory, Saturday night. 1 his exhibition ; (. n .. d has been tlie t pic ot conversation by i everyone who is interested in cycling and j caustic itm True. especially with those who were enabled j The l'exas Harpoon, is the name of a to attend this great show, will there ! iaier published in the'Lone Star" state I linger in memory the SI'COM) ON HAIiTH Plymouth the Seat of a Noted Ex periment TRIAL OF DR. EDSON'S DISCOVERY neees. Now Most I'rohuhle. Mean a Cur." for Consumption Metli eiue Tlic- Test Pativnt. i f i prv v in l i mi mi :i iTrnof ilidi.luv ! nv l.Mil.t t-'i- n f oni It ! . c ? .u-i L- in if j Was la,- i Her... ! It will long be reitieinU red bv thos-. I wh. attended ti e exhibition at the Tat j tersaüs In Chicago. Friday night last, a?: i one of an enormous jam and very little, j roi'in to niuve aroiiiid in. On the east. I side where the entrance into th- anue. J was located, in a small triangler spae.?. ! was the exhibit of the New Yrk and IJoston Pubber Company, and under the supervision .i Mr. K.igere Welch, of this ci'.v. During the ijenii.s; the J air became so heavy and t!.- crowd a ; this entran-e so jammed, that a young j lady in an attempt to get ont of thok It will not be very much longer be- j vice like pi essure fainted away, fore the eys of a big number of medical j The cry for assistance seemed to practitioners in this country and in other I cause a panic, and instead of pressing countries will be tnrnei upon the map back, the mass of struggling humanity pressed closer around the onbutunate until others were in the same peear ions condition.- Mr. Welch grasped the situation, and by heroic etfrts removed trie fainting women from The thorough ly uucontrulable crowd. Ten feet above. of Indiana in a search for the location of the city named Plymouth. This place is at the present time the j seat of an experiment which has only one duplicate in the world, which shows marked success, made by the different firms repre sented in the great Tattersalls building at Chicago, in the mouth of January its little piece out in meet in". In a re cent issue it broke fouith in the follow ing language in commenting on the man i who does not take a home pap?r. While and which in such an event means a j was a closed window: and in a moment revelation of extreme importance to the. , an iron pump that lay close to hand medical profession of the world not ! was dashed through it admiting fresh more than to "the laymen. Tor the! air A ladder was secured ami the Plymouth, like every other tow n in-j we are aware that kind of nu n do not terested in cycling, sent a good y num-' live in this part of the eountr, yet we ber of visitors, and also a number who i produce it so they can see what other never have screwed their courage up ' piaces have to contend with. He sayö: to the point to ride a wheel also paitici- j When you ask a man to subscribe for pated in tluing lienor to the popular ; your paper and he says' H)h 1 never pastime. Hut it was not this alone j read much; and besides times are 'oo that brought out so many. Tha citizens j plaguey tight," apologize formakingthis of 1'lvmouth were in' eres ed in the mistake and leave him. Life isto short principle sought to be established isjht'phs-; women were so none less than the permanent aid speedy cute of consumption, heretofore considered always hopeless. Dr. Cyrus Kdson, of New York City, transferee j thioug'h t lie apeaiur-1 t ti.e utside. The next morning the ity papers do voted considerable space narating tho occurrance, and madt? Mr. W elch uiUs gALL & CAR ABI N, PLYMOUTH FARMERS DO .YOU WANT CASH? Then cut your second growth White Ash into bolts and logs and deliver to our factory. Jmita cut 4 long, inches in diameter and up, ?ß.r0 per cord. Logs cut 5.. 11 or We.; leet long, 12 inches in diameter and up, JM8 per thousand. Must be straight timber and free from knots. INDIANA .NOVELTY M'F'G CO. Smalley wheel, a home made machine,! and the product of the Plymouth Cycie Manufacturing Co. It was a pleasure long tn be remem bered, when in company with thousands of people we entered the enormous buildim; on the corner of Dearborn and HUli streets. The lirst impression upon entering this sTractur was the similar ity both in design and decorations to that of the Manufacturers building at the World's Pair. The first feature of the display that struck us forcibly, was the almost countless numbers of different makes of wheels on exhibition; and yet we were informed oer thirty would-be exhib- j itors were unable to secure space in this monster building with its large two story annex. Our lirst thought was to try to find the locationof our home exhibit, but we felt as though a difficult task was before us. We had proceeded but a short distance, when, t brought the maze of bicycle. acc'Utienients and colored bunting, we discovered a large electric sign Ilashmg out the significant words "Superb Smalley." We immediately j made our way to the place and were j met by Mr. M. W. iinons, who iniro ! duccd us to his large stall of assistants, ami between the rush oi" admirers ask j ing for information regarding that ideal j wheel the "Pearl Queen," discovered a ! few points regarding the great exhibit -! ion. Those who were in charge uf the j Plymouth exhibit were Messrs. W. t c... ill..tr li-n.iölc U W W Collier .M1iim J lyuuit ip 'r ... . s....v., Marion Ib'ack and Will C. Dowdy. These gentlemen were kept busy show ing up the good points of the Smalley wheel, which are numerous, and the continual expressions of satisfaction h?aid regarding the bicycles presented there for inspection, left no doubt as to the favorable impressions made. .Es pecially was this more noticable regard ing the w heel spoken of previously, he "Pearl (ucen," and we learned tnat a large number of orders were entered for wheels of the same design. The electric display, which had taken days of patient labor to complete, was remarkable and one of the linest of the exhibitions The fac simile of the name on the bar, in red and white electric lights, was jne of the designs while two large signs spoken of before added to the Smalley wheel a luster that will not soon be dimmed by its host of competitors. In the way of souvenirs, "The Smalley" button seem ed to predominate, while beautifully illustrated catalogues and alluminum finished metal added their silent un impeachable evidence of the excellent satisfaction given by the "Smalley." On Friday evening the Smalley Cycling Club, composed of loO memoirs w ho by the way are members of the Associated Cycling Club, visited the representatives of the fSmalley exhibit and bad a rousing time, attracting a iTi-o.it. crowd of admirers. It would be impossible to give the many little inci dents that occurred which would be ot interest to our readers. Hut in speak ing of this, one of Plymouth's greatest manufacturing enterprises, enough cannot be said in way of praise. It is expected to take the same exhibit to New York City to be placed on ex hibition there at the Cycling show which will in a short time be inaugurated. Mr. and Mrs. M. W.Simons will attend this event. It is also expect that Messrs to waste in trying to teach a jackass to sing soprano. All g- ntlemen nowadays read newspapers and lots of them. Show us a man who lives for years in a town or country and never subscribes for the papers published there, and we'll show you a man whose head is shaped like a piece of pie, with the point up, and whose ignorance is exceeded only by his gigantic gall. A couu'ry newspaper is an institution that works day and night for eery decent man in the com munity. Therefore every decent man in the community is in honor bound to j assist in its support. The trouble is ii ..I i i !.,. tnatsomesweiineaugaioois laucj ea by Drs. Horton and Aspniall under are making me eauors a piesem neu h lai amj detjllled instructions of Dr. Kdson. Both cases have been ex-commissioner of public health, is one j a hero. Saturday it was v i y noticable of the most noted scientists and j that a great number of the latly visitors medical authors of today. For several j loitered around this particular corner. years he has been engaged in a study ot I and A an ire to rnlate the greater por- t tie one disease which his professional tion were clad in bloomers. brothers have pronounced incurable. The result of his labors was the dis covery of a new compound, essentially simple in its bases, which he has named "Asepsin." It is this which he claims a veritable elixir of life. It is the test of this remedy which is now being made. Two cases of pure consumption are under the treatment, both exactly the same, and both well along in the stages of the disease. One of the cases is in the private laboratory of Dr. Kdson in New York, conducted personally by the inventor: the second case is in the Plvmonth Institute, treat- thev take his pa er. Wea.ways hold, however, the profoundest sympathy for tiie man who lives in a country a numbers of years and never subscribes and never pays for his paper. If that poor fellow were to encounter an idea in a lane he would turn and fly the other way, with the tail of his garment beating the atmosphere. Don't waste much time on such cattle. One of them has not enough good common sense to keep warm in hides. secretly conducted because of the desire of Dr. Kdson to preserve his secret un til every vestige of doubt concerning its nowers and possibilities has been i changed into a certainty. The I mTkpkn l'K.vr rep iter a few days ago called at the Plymouth lnsti- . ii I :l i tor's I. i.e. One of the beauties and charms of aa editor's life is his dead-reading it on all occassions. No one who has ever tasted of the sweets ! that büss can begin to take in its glory and its happi ness. He does s'Ji hi worth of advertis ing for a railroad, gets a pass for a year, rides s2ö worth, ami then he is looked upon as a dead beat. He ' putts" a con ceit troupe S10 worth and gets 61 in "complimentaries" and is thus passed "free." If the hall is crowded he is be grudged the room he occupies, for ii his complimentaries were paying tick ets the troupe would be so much in pocket. He blows and pulls a church festival free, to any desh-d extent, and does the poster printing at half rates, and rarely irets a "thank ji'u" for it It goes as part his duty a& an ediior. He does more work gra'u:tous!y for the town and community than all the rest of the population put togiJher and gets. The Tt-ri- Haute HiifcK'er. No doubt there are many young ladies j and name older ones in Plymouth and elsewhere who are perfectly reconciled to the practice of hugging and who in fact would prefer being hugged to not being hugged. Put down m Terre Haute it is different. Kven the remote prospect of being hugged has terrorized the store and factory girls of that city and thrown them into a state bordering on panic. When they are compelled to be on the streets in the evening they are in mortal fear of being hugged and so great is this fear that the matter is discussed only when the girls are to getfcer in numbers and then with proper reservations and becoming modesty. All this is because Terre Haute has a hugger, a mysterious somebody w'o disregaids the conventionalities of every day life and revtls in the stolen sweets of contraband hugs. The matter has been taken into court. The suspect has not so far been convicted. No re lief to the strained nerves of feminine Perre Haute has therefore been ex perienced. t.rreit (loads Men. There is hardly a comunity but some 'A..? 4.. ..i M.n.v onerecieves an invitation io nun some of their good money to secure a large amount of "green goods"' to dope their fellow mortals with. The great trouble is, there is always some one in every neighborhood who is self conceited enongh to undertake the little scheme. The inducements offered are of the most roseate character and often cause the guileless suckers to pack up their little grips, stow a good-sized roll into their inside pocket and speed away to what they imagin is a sure read to sudden wealth. They know better when they return. The imagination is knocked higher than a kite and as they lie awake at night chewing the bitter cud of re pentance they realize how woefully they were worked. The rorlrstlts. Those who are to receive p utraits on account of subscription orders to the Independent and who have not yet handed in their small pictures must do so at once as the portrait oiler will soon expire aud the business pertaining to it will be elosed. . .. X 1 . I I tute and, with Dr. iiorim, saw me man t.uj.seti j-,,,- xv:,i!,- m many m who has the honor of being one-half ! stances a man who donates a few dol Dr. Kdson's primary experiment. Again j lurs (t a j.',mrtii of duly, base ball club on yesterday, in coii.pauy with Dr. X. J ur a c' j is gratefully remember d. P. Aspinall, the Institutes capable ! () it is a swtt.t t;.jng to ,e an editor. physician in charge, and under his di rection, the writer was given an oppor tunity to make a passing thorough ex animation of the patient and his con dit ion of progress. The patient is William Hogarth, Ply mouth, .T, painter, unmarried, " feet I inches in height, I Hi pounds weight; so says the big record book in the front room of the odice. The treatment was begun Dec. 21, although he had pre viously been cured of the morphine habit there. The record says that be had taken morphine internally for or 7 years, about 8 grains a day; us.-d alcoholic stimulants for only few months. Treatment for morphine stop ped Dec. 1. The brief renort of the medical side of the cas.- given me by Dr. Aspin all is as follows: " Physical diagnosis Hepetization of left lung, involving all three lobes, result of previous pneu monities, bronchitis right bronchi, sibi lant rates nlainlv audible: unmistakable i . bacillus in expectoration, and complete train ot symptoms readily recognized. PULSEN T CONDITION. The treatment had reached 13 days of the intended -8 when the patient was seen by the reporter yesterday. He was wonderfully improved, has gained seven pounds in wiight, pulse rate lowered from 105 to 02, temperature from 101 J2 to W. lie eats and sleeps well, and is getting the color of health back into his face. The prognosis is decidedly favor ble and the prospects for his complete recovery are most excellent. WHAT IT ALL MEANS. The importance of these tests can hardly be over-estimated. This report is about :10 days in advance ot Dr Kdson's own articlV in the Medical llecord, and the Independent readers thus have positively the lirst account which has ever appeared in print. Asepsin is a colorless liquid, and is claimed to cure also malaria, brights disease. It is prepared from nascent phenic acid, which is derived from phenol. It is injected Into tho walls ot the abdomen or the muscles of the back. It is expected that the patieht Hogai th will bo discharged in about 10 days more. he passes ings. tree" you know! Texas Sift- New OHicer Take Uuhl. The Sons of Veterans installed their oHicers-eiect Friday evening with suit able ceremony. Past Captain Howard Kelly was installing officer, and con ducted the seating of the new officers.. The new commander, Captain .Joe M Plack, will be assisted by the following staff. Chaplain, Lee M. Kendall; First Sergeant, J. S. (last; Quartermaster Ser geant, lt. II. Henneet; Sergeant ot the Guard, Hurt Hushman; Color Sergeint, Harry Meade: Corporal of the Guard Win. Schroder; Principle Musician r Kvert Fields; Camp Guard Thomas Harding. Another l.aniet. Invitations are out for another ban quet to be given next Tuesday nignt by Plymouth Tent No. -7 Knights the Maccabees. The occassion will 1 that of the installation of the newly elected otlicers of that lodge, speeches, by eminent visiting knights will be m tersperced by vocal and instrument" music with ail the settings and accom paniment of the most pleasurable to cial occasion and there is no doubt thai the gallant knights and their ladies wit t fully sustain their reputation charm ing entertainers. Three llih Kol! is. .John K. Kvans, of Decatur, diett about twenty years ago and left Ihre infant sons. He left ten thousaiw dollars to each one, which, w ith inter est, was to be given them when tlu were twenty-one years old. The nlde son squandered his in six weeks, David did the same aud Samuel, the younges . who received bis share three week ago, spent it all and has been arreste forgery. Keeelel laioas. It is currently reported that Klla Mc Masters who recently sued the town o Walkerton for damages, arising fron injuries received by a defective sid walk,rcceived S1M.00, ami Du re issom talk of instituting proceeding toreeovc sutlicent to pay the aJditional expens for medical treatment.