elsewhere. Unless we keep in mind the fact that the election of 1860 was prior to the radio, telephone and daily mail in many sections, and that there were only a few dailies in the United States, we may not be able to appreciate fully the widely extended influence of Mr. Fell's efforts in securing Mr

special attention. It hap- pened to be typical of similar occasions now taking place throughout the county. The Amish marriage season, now at its height, usually begins about November 1st and runs to Christmas—no one knows why, except that it follows an established custom. It is as good a time as any to