Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 38, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 January 1870 — Page 1
GENERAL DIftECTOE
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C'J. AT. Don.. A. M., fnc-- t --'"i '' liui'm LlUv'.ii'trc. '
John C Pi. hit. rr-orsor of L:
Hon. OKoqwB A. LI. i., i . o- ! G. Wl Hess, A .31., V.-.V- 7?:tlih JAlerdt ire, and i' ': Theory mid pru.dko j J. A. llKcast.r, Pr-fmir of M-.-J " j JjWjfUi'ifis find i-Vu?. i
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C'onnty oaicers. Kobkkt C. Fostkh, ... C7-7. 2von JL.-McKissev, - Hknrv F. i'EKKV, - - .1. ? !D. V. BfKKtRK, - - .7 . - .'( "Vi. H. Jon'KS, - - - J.v !lWAKP AVuKUiT, - (Sei - ;;-t i'M. It. Sl.cCOMB, - - Uu.;-m v T. Y. Rai.kr, ) J.mksSmi.u J W'm. F. .frnoWNlX'!, ( ((.'.!'!' .7 ' fV:
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Jfp,ite.; John V. Ii -..''?-,. sv,,;' ).s .Wit- ;: 'VMfr. Cwv.t t . Pl-ris Cowr T. H. -.....-... .'. , . IT. Serve. I'r&frr.'unu J".-rn'i. fcs.;-,-K.-April, August and j.e; ' Township Opfjcbks M- ' 3T. fVu nti C. W. Jl-nukrstn, J-.tttitcs of the Peace. I Corporation Offtckrs Cirri; .!! ' OtrJum!; Pros,. AtUo nt. .?:.' li:si Mttrxial, Ii'.7. 7Vcii.o '. Mnnhv. Tkvst r. vs 1 't A'. i r: ' 2l ward V. L. Mrt: :M v. :u i ypii-ncr; 4th wnrd Parker Peurtw School TR!tsTiTK. Fi!1-:i UU, Ceo. M. VAase, end O. It'.
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The N4ural:;ia Ex termiualOr. THK UISHOL TILL ! THE i!lSUOr TILL I THE I'tSUOL J'lLl- !
j hut: "Crf,?rV iiN iV , I "Wliif'-i is botml to take thi t.l;u- -t' lUl j others: aruroly vefiotiibli; l'il! -ti(,:n' o-t-l.sIA :ti!si o'f 'XlPon!in;-.ry ellii'Kcy fr C. - i viv-10: .-, I'iiligt.-tioll, 1V;- llrtnl- !.!", frv:r. V iliiy, I.ivcr CVnipiaint, ! ('c." ",'((". i i .)!.'),, .S'. ,l H.
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BLOOMISGTON,
JAN. 19, 1870.
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DKALEIi. IX EVKHY STVI.K OF Ready - Made Clothing:,
TgtIUi Si! of IMlllr:. Square, ;l,r01
iihooMixaroy, inmasa
" iC.r. M; KK has one of the larsrt ) stocks ol' ')othi );;, in lii j i-tor.-, :it. (): c ent time, ever Woiii'lit tc the .Vthcii
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Cliitveftcs IetWif Eihttpc-l. con
an I 5th s'.roois:
Pa-tr. th ana tf.h.'A. Y. Mwx i'l'.or. losro Avcviui and luti'j;. 1 ; i':
Jai.lkxti-;e. ' CVWsfifl.i, 5th strtt, hct. Wr.sh'.neton and "Iiincoln-; Eldor V ".B.F.Tn .sf, l't.t r. Baptist, corner of YV ai-hia:;!. ':. a:.d 4i.'i slrots; S. BuR-rox, Pasloi'. United Prcabytsrian, North College Avc-nue-Catholic, cornor of Wnd'. -or .,r1 -'ih ?'.
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5Fi::UJY I. IIKWSO:, hi.- o-notl :t; )i.,; iv;t '.num K:i!.'.' r-i.-ro ;v.':;:. on I:..: v., iii.!.- of Iha pt.bilo equar, a;iJ now p-', pa:. U nifinn.(actf.r Cii!fanil K'j H-. i t-. tc or-liT. M th mo.'t T.'(:ikni:s:iiiia; r. :r:a at la'K;1, 'ri,-;'". II '.;,iir.i; pr.n.iv.'.'y a4.io.:.lwl to. )'.';" ;:-i!V5inh.fitho ilaco-ovfcr Simon Kr.alir!' : tuv mom. lioot-itKVij lnd., -opt. 1. 1j?a. 1? Iio t o i a. p la sj ! T0 r F011 ., KT TUOSK YOU LOVE 1 J !it but :a'U(1 thuai .o Pi-rw-.ns r.t a !.tn,r:fV ore inforinct lh?t iSC: : - ,;tv pr fv -.1. so that in c:iit of .1 ::'- T'.i.'t ';: !ph oaii h.s or-l-r.'-:':. Or w j;. fur h'-tt santo "vaiv.'s i b ,-:!'; J fr.. !i i-.i- iiijm t- .'!..h. r n':;in. a! a cvt !.;". up ' S--U.oo. ,..!.
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u l nliinin, nii'l ho is a.Uui;; tliin at amcfi iowor priros ilian ht rot'-IViro. lie has Elvery Style of C'lottialng for Mvti an 1EJ, , Kn: bracing a full lino of iii.o ami coar.-o Ch?.ta, i'atits, Vcst.i, Linen Slurt Under Shirts, IravcYs, Stiopcmloi'S ninl .Xcclq-lii-s. E.-po(!iiil attention is dituetert to a stock of 'J&OB'. JSEti- rM7" i?sS ree.iitly purc-haied, wha.-li cui.ipriic th lati'- t and most popular style;.
O ver-worli hag Sc Hdol (Tk i Id ireii . A writer to the New.Yurk Tribune. j)iit the Jmblio sohool .sy.stcm of education under hi.3 microscope, and ll'.cn descant;- on the utter impracticability of the most of the studies pursued. Ho points out with much force the evils of requiring children t') exeroi.se their mind? wix hours
nil sorts of ohigic:', which thev
never Mud of any practical use afterwards. He wants to know "what becomes of all the botanv, astronomy,
elements of physics, kv.e, and what! bi
not when we lay down to the hard work of life. What becomes of all the wire-drawn, fine-spun, 'Butler's .Analogy' and similar bLuff nibbed into brains that cannot comprehend he ciiastruetikm oi" tuv sentences t Ivcarned by note and repeated mechanically, they, are like horrible dreams of the past, and tlie.se are the -things to make children cry over. For ti e acquisition of this
I stutl they are to craui nights and bt
The Follies of Great Men. Tycho JJrahe, the astronomer, changed color, and his legs shwik under him on meeting ahnreor fox. Dr. Johnson won hi never enter a room with hh) left foot foremost ; if, by mistake, it did got foremost, he would tep back and place his right ibat foremost. Julius Csttsar was almost convulsed by the so ind of thunder, and always wanted to get
into a cellar or
scape the noise.
Gerrymandering. Some sixty-
years or more ago, Elbridge Gerry,
the gnuulialher ot our cJistinguislied fellow-citizen and lawyer, Elbridge T. ierry, Rso,., counsul for the &wi i i John Itussoll Youag's libel suit, and for Daniel MoFarland in his approaching trial for murder, was the leader of the ol-J Democratic
party in iuussaeiiusctts. JLo per
Some folks tbpk novel-writing must be ve'-y l ard 'vork, 'when, in (act, it is just,:'.s eayas falling o!F a, log. All you want is a pair of lovers, a moonlight night or two, and a wedding to wind up with. This is the style, barring th moonlight: . . Sw(;et Margiret Fane came up the lane from picking the red berries, and met young Paul, coraely and tall, going to market with cherries. Stopping," she blushed, and he looked flushed perhaps it tw the. burdens they carried j when th ey passed on, their burdens were one, and at Christmas they were married. Finis.
A merchant in Lewistoa, Me., was in the habit of removing the nut from one of his buaev wheek.
petuate the power of the party in at night, in order to give the thieves
under ground to the State, Mr. Gerry and his associa- a isrnash-cp. in case his vehicle,
jo vfi.con j-.ni- n.-a in tne jiCgisiature rearrangcu: should be stolen.
til the simple word "death" was j i.nd divided the States i a to districts,
full of horror. Even .1 allyraud j so as to insure, as far as possible,
trembled and changed color on Hearing the won! pronounced. Marshal Saxe, who met; and overthrew op
posing armies, fled and screamed in terror at the sight of a eaft.- Peter the Gveat could never be persuaded to cross a bridge ; though he tried to master the terror, he failed to do so ; whenever he sot foot on one he would shriek out in distress and
agoiiy. J:5yron would sever holp
I tormented days, sit in school rooms i any one to salt at the table, nor
(Units' Furnishing Roods. At this store, a ftill ?to-k- cf CcnW Funt?.hiit 0Mds cv.n always 1-o found t.sc :icv, : t novf-hi' V?iv; po-r-nrfit r.( '. i ' y no ti:oy arc iiitrnduoi'il in t!i; l:is!orn c.l. i good stock of Trunks Traveling Bags and Yalh os, Alwivs in store. I would c;li pr.rticul'-r att.-j.tkm to the Hen. is Paper Collar, of whidi I k.:( p a full .suplv. I ':;;Vi- l;y far, the b.wst drck of RriiucI loltiN. 4'astuSnieres, Sil-i t"f IvetH, and Wtmiie.i! iM?ds.
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RAIL. 1 A. 1 ! Elilif I O t. PUBSUANT TO AN OKDKll I of the lbwrd of County Coirn (Uasioii.-s i if Jloaroo comity, in tha Stato oi" Indian;-, nwdoon tht- llUi lay of iX..H::'i'ovr, I hereby i;ive notifu that :be y-AU will 1 opened at the tis'.mt p:.ic--.; of boldii."; lc-( -' tiou-4 in tho sovvrul town.-hips in sa'.-.l , County, o;i TUES1 Al January S5tii, 17, ; to tko th-i voli of tbe lc:j:d vol . : oi -ai i'; t'tmnty, wtwn the sn--j. it o: the C.ni" y .-r Monroe aiding in the con.-ti action of ; t?t Loui.-. and Cincinnati Air Line ltui!-; road, through Monroe. ctuiy, by makinst ; fen appropriation for that purposo t t i-.': amount of eihtv-live ti.o.i; and dollar (?SC.000.) " ' The proper jtidgos ftrsd iivsp-v-tor.- of eb-c- '
lions t,n saw Countv will orgr.-iisc una op-n
Oi'tlors flV-ma a distance to-lkit-and a!f:vJ.;n !jiV'.:n. PJ' ii -nd h( mail a laj.terrcolypc- or Am!-i-..:v)v., ei. .-iofiD'c 5.00. j-n-1 -t -ne of hi h&s). I'hotoTapliS, neatly tVu!:;,.!. Honrs l'-r (hildren, bef.v.-.-n 10 :i'-d i o cltvk J. 15. A liUSOJS. i;k.;-;ni!:iron I:.,!.. Mi.y P.. lrtr.'h
l.t.M .":! men;
KICK. VAX roiiX.
a.orn.eys sit Law
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i' l.'p 111 ! ! Met', !' E. ISO'J.
when they ought to be out, ami worked like pack horses to no end." He then goes to show that men In real life don't "botanize," or use the 'higher English branches." Tho main point complained of is the unreasonable amount of labor and coniincment entailed by the mode; i school system, to acquire what is never used practically in after li;!.
The writer concludes by saying tl "the cause of the dislike to stui
would he be helped himself ; if anv
of tho articles happened to be spilt on trie table, he would jump up and leave his meal unfinished.
One who knows what he is talking about, discourses in this wise: W hen wo sec a business firm giving publicity to their particului branch
' " or trade, wc argue at onoo that such i a house is alive to the rw if rements
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Steimrny l.Manos, t'hirkeritisr riantm,
Stork's- riatios,, KuHznumis 2'i'tnos, awl fimith's Ore ns are iihnowb-djjcd to Ik the host Ma.ifai 1 ii 'tnmiciits it; tho World, and sold oniy lit the i..'e.-t prices by t!l ir vi: an i reliid :ii.;ent, j .1KA ('LI'S. 70 Mnin r.t iv. -t, between ad and .'d, Leu;.--iiie, jLVei.Uu v.
l.? tlw ((O.'.y t Oll lot? T1-
and rebellion r gainst instruction, onjkcc"n y, but likewise that sort tneiiartol children, is wholly cans :d I iA mw,,..,i:t,. v,i,:,.i, ,v, , nftM.f
o parenus mm teacneis, vno in., i , f .;., nf fho AI.o
establishments' forego the benefits of b r' GT7c"W hm friends. N.
I upon as much mental labor from a
child ten or twelve years old as an adult can perform." Now, here is a nut for parentis, teachers and children to crack. Louisville Chur.-Jour.
Democratic majorities in the election
districts, and in so doing had little
respect to the symmetry of the outlines of the districts, or natural geograpbieaHioundari.es. A colored map, showing these new districts, were hung on the wall of Mr. Gerry's office, ami at; a distance a portion of the State accidentally presented the image of a sprawling lizard. One day a staunch Federalist friend came in, and espying this map, exclaimed, "Whyj what sort of an auimal is that there?" "Oh, that is a salamander," iaid Mr. Gerry, good-humoredly. "A salamander!" replied his friend, who in the meanwhile had examined the map more
closely, and from his knowledge of
local jxjlities, had seen what the effect of the- redisricting would be, "you had batter say a GWry-rnan-dor." The witticism was repented
by Mr Gerry, and thus it came to
pass that, gerrynundenng (with
the g hard) became a slang' cxpres-
: k:iitll tro f bo im1o(i'.h1 Aautci MPnoi ioO.l
Music, Musical Str liv, t'ct'.. of the 1
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advcrtisiiig from a spirit of mere pchnrion-mess. They reason in this wav : "Should wo incur an outlav of'?50 orl(X, or 5-r00, possibly we may never got it back again .1 : ...... 1. 1 S, ii... .
A-vr v' i -ii l i i vu ib hi. in ou iiu o w anav. ISew ork girl has got ier!,ri . .. ... ...
i i w . . . t Aitcsu iia: inn ii oi mi iiuii Jiion,, ai-
A full plain skirt, ofi '
ting
this is it
,vays, and proorly belong to a past
J lie true man ot bu.-i-
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ii i ' . ,, e ,, . . , j ' generation. J he true man ot bu.-i dark brown cloth, tails u-t helow ; ' . x. , , . , ., i ,i . i- , . . ; ncss, aiipreciatingthc fair advantas the Knees: tins skirt is trimmed , ' .' L i ' i ' i . . -ii ii- ot benio rei.rtsontcd m newsnane;
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J. I .i.iXK IThjs. Jon:. II. Vvi. ie. Fee & Wylic9 DFAi.tcns IX (Lnroecries, ProvWtins, Confer lie;; crie Tobacco and Cirvars.
4 ill-m it Ctfut t IVotice.
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x ioi adjourned -.ot i of M(.:irye Ci nil Court wiil be li;;d and I old fi Jllonrtay, February !ist, lS7n
uimhi the euoc with seal-skin iui
about four inches broad.. Unler-j i.eath the skivt are worn kniekor-; bo her.:, vvhi-.'h meet rather 'ugh i boots, a Li J.i trimmed ."it t thc';
same mr. over the . lit is wc rn a sort of vest with slet:vcs, of the s-. iiie cloth as tho skirt, and fastened with
During the year just closed, the fire insurance business has not been as prosperous as in years previous. The premium receipts have teen larger, but the tires have become unusually destructive. The nine great companies of Hartford, Conn, have all declared dividends, however, this year, and have added handsome sums to their assets .1. ..,:. Ttn t. ..........
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bnnbl lm finrl nn fruit nf bb: u tu uuiy a..t ui iiiai,
;e
nig reprtsontcd tn newspaper
columns, looks upon advertising as
"br
t;ne morning re
cently, he forgot to replace the nut, and in ccmnany with a friend he went for a drive. A general smashup was the result. lie leaves the nut on the wheel now. John B. Vaoney, of Paioka.Gi!)son Co., sends the following chtlle$ gc to Leroy Church : I think that you did me A great injure By Shotting the door on me yesterday Sir I think My Self ar a
bove you and you Want Sati&ino tiou you Will pleaae to Meet oa Same Grounds with your Pistol. Freemasonry had its origin, in so far as history declares, junong the Romans, although legend goes beyond that statement. The first lodge established in Eurojnj was that of Kil wining, in Scotland, in the year 743, anil it still, exists. The brotherhood has ahvays continued to increase. even amid per-s-ecutions in that eotyitry, and now there are 100,000 masons among it
population being two and a halt per cent, of its whole nuiuben. other countries, and especially in America, the Order has largely' increased within the past twenty years. An exchange gets off the following good one, which has more truth than poetry in it : "A mail agent, moralizing yesterday on railroad disasters and arrests, gave his view of the position in the following : That a route agent got 90 per month, aiid had one foot in the penitentiary and the other in the grave." Kansas Tribune.
.in 3d Monday of 'said month, for of li!:arii! ' a"d diterminin:: the
they hope to . :ie. Call and j
the polls for such ekction. :'t
place in Monroe county, or. :h - said ;.iy "of January; as ert.ainina; tin qualii'.oa;to-.i of voters ill t!ie same niainn r r.:'p.;ired of ihem for genv-ral et 'ctrcin:;. but not iv.iu:- ' ills; special rajjistrj' of tht vi te!S. Polls books and tally nhzeU fhaVi bo k.-p! by such .Indies and Inspector, and the -whole votini? on said d:iv. t.nd t;'::::!r ai d
ertifvins of vote, sitill crsdnct'-.l in IUI'FOOll I Poll 1 B 1 f,'
tonowiii ;;' citfiso to-.vH. : Tae Wtalo of InJiuna
Tllt.1 kld for pa; f:;vo merit :i C-on .iuaanuo of tih.
H-.: the-n at !
'".loIiitisSoH's t'onact'" south w -.-t cower pub .io .piure. J.-.n. ad. lt; '-S.
the manner provideo i-y law l-.v - oau,:: t tiio votius; nd certifying tho votei at. genoral elections lor State and Coar.iy officers. The ballots used shall bo written or .. -inted, and those cast for s:c 1 appro j ri-T-.n, by the .'aid county. tui contain ill..ordrf, '"-For '.he Kailroad Appr.priati.;i. . ;.! tho-c co.-st ag&in.t iakt j'.iii)r..!rii::ioi! : ..-. i e ntain the wor.U 'Agai.:it th.- I'.niltv -i Appropriation." S h n tho ballob n o counted, tac li-arJ of .Judges shall Tuacc out u ortia.-ate, t..t..ing hi words tho nirnbe-' oi' votes tfiven t't-i the appropriation to the .ld Kailnn-.d, ;od tho nuwW given ai.'a-t ..--..'A ap--.-.-prialion, and such ceniik-ate. to.;i lh( r with one of tbe lists of voter v. poii i ... :.-.. and one of tho tally &haets, i-iaci b. dt ; itd "with Ujc Iuspee-.or, or ouo of tl;3 Judi,. . .Bclaeted by t;.ir Bot.rd of J:i..U;o.-. And tho Inspector of each towiub-p. or preinct, or Judge to whom stu h cei tiiie.iU , poll book, and tally nh:t3 &Uail have b en -delivered, shall ooitsttuto a Dt-urd of C.-ui-.vasscars, who bhall cai;vas aiid estimatt; lii..cerjificote.s.poll bookt-. and tally lu-i-t- re tarned by oi;oh member of said tioar-d, for .; which purpt'se they will i-.-isenibbi at the Court House in Blcomington, on Thurhcay, . the 27th day of January', 1810, between t'e; ., .hours of 10 o'colck A. AT. ami C o'clock P.M. '4 said day. Witness my hand, at otTk.s in BloominglOB, Pecoiober 17th. I960. , HENliY F. I'EKi: t', Auoitor 'Sec22w4 Mf. nroe Cos lit y. Indiana.
A GEN't' WASTEl?
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John ,r. Kor, Wilua ii lt..-i, & Isaac T. BaiiKi.;. haid Ciuire perdin:; in l.!i Monroe Cim .1 (.' '.'( Mi, u cii inge of vcnuii from the Owvn (.M .'tiii Court. liy order ot Court at its Kovember Term. 1 -:;. Vitncss m - h:,nd ,iid olii; i--1 se;. . at
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ar, in the rd-c-yi: tit mod "u'-.i iatird'action in ca.-e.-; with Dr. Cui-iwi.-s, veaiie. 'JT
ui:o. . nvsKuuc. ;5v.;t:i nui.'rua.
IS u IRK & HUNTER,
AT ASS
id.. oCee north slug of the
AT'A'Oi.tXErS
VllVVA' Bloc : ii. r.o:., I V .! -. mare.
V. e v V. atJ-Td tn ;,M buinof s entrusted to otir Ci-ve, in the Courts t," this fit ate. si.u'l are ! o yepair-d to discount ; .od and sdv-.-iit p.r, on i-. :icinabe terms. '' . nc-i .V-.wr. McDont.ld Konr-h Ai.ter.ieo-, Ili .liani p:!h; ie-Vin.bw, liircr i0 Co., Hanker--. ?Co. 5i Wall street. X.-vv Yi !:;; M.i. MeCalLt ii C;., Me.re!ia: l, Liloomi.i;t-,in, lad. limyJ
i'looiiiingt.);;, J.leel 5
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r.UU'f. C. tOTKlt, Clerk Cireiiii Court.
in rire,
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this, made open to the front so as to show the vest, is a seal-skin jacket math? io fit pretty closely to
the figure r.nd extending down, just
over
liver
i.onoliture, he re.-t-; at ease, fully satisfied that it "will after many davs."
beinn return
city, that 'n 18(8, declared no dividend, owing to its serious losses by
There is, in our judgment, a deal of unnecessary writing and talking about the old Baker-C'umback "im-brue-Iio all of which cannot, a-i we
;:ee, do any goxl, and has the lad
A culinary cuss nametl Wm.
the 1'ortlaml Pre, h:vs divided eiglit!5ok' was Un!ted ,Statel tonsuUt
nor ce'et. 40.000, this year. The'; imrow, ooouano.
A StKittish
court has cooked the goose of this
Cook by sending him to prison for seven years cn a charge of forgery.
the bins. White Ymen collar i eflect of giving the impression that - fl 18.000. and niics about Si 40.000
and cuffs, the collar fastened with a 1 Republican party is divide..! ,m o jts surplus. The Merchants'
nuitdok knot, and the cuffs with or tiiVHlmg into two nomine camps. niaiCS a handsome exhibit, having
fLana iuuips from 480,000 in divi
dciuls last year to b'60,000 this
year, and adds about $400,000 to
its assets. The Hr.rtford makes an ; ; ' ; ; S tomiil in bonnfita tn btx hundred uoilars is the- stand-
stockholders, and the Pheni- addsjard, Prf fr a first-class Clunese
rilain buttons to match those on the! -Now,
vest, and a jaunty seal-skm cap complete tills pretty costume.
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Webster's Un'brigd Dictionary,
Old Thad. Stevens was an orginal. He desired a simple tablet laid 'eve! over hi.i grave, but f-aid, "I ..;upposo, I'.ke the re.-;t of the fools,. wo Khali have to got something stuck up in the air; let it be plain." Ho. wished flowers planted at once abov e his remains and renewed often, and for this purpose he left $1,000. For flowers he had a passion hepk.nted them always on his mother's grave : also lor music, though he .-aid, "I'll be hanged if I know one tune from another." When urcd not to talk
about the matter of his fjincral and
if
our
organization
nas no
greater danger in front,, than this, wa shall fulfill all our hopes with ease. The controvert was indeed
increased
000, and
dividend of twelve per cent, to one
of eighteen. The total receipts of
its assets over 100,-
j umped from a yearly
closing
jan unhappy one, bui happily tho these for the ten months,
two gentlemen wno give it name j November 1, were $6,915,457. The!
and prominence, are neither mar-j total receipts in 1868 were about plots or inalcnntcnts. Gov. Baker j 88,000,000, a sum which will be
nits neither ta.ent nor tasto lor polit- ; CJ-CCeded this year, it is thought
ietu inirigue; ue is ny nature a scucontaincd, open, down-right man, .ibhoring all wire pulling and fighting, between brethren. Mr. Cuniback is a genial mau, with not a drop of evil contentious blood in
him. Tie Jim conducted himself with excellent sense and dignity under the most trying circumstances, and will neither do nor advise any
thing rash or mean. Neither of
girl in San Francisco.
A fourteen year old negro girl in Salisbury, Maryland, quieted an infant by feeding it coal oil in miik. She was unable to attend the funeral next dayr on account of the jailor's obstinacy. A Canadian postmaster had a keg of damaged powder, and thew a lump into the fire to see if it was good for anything. His widow is now repairing the house.
A German astronomer says wo
Grora runs- ei;T,t5,i
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per rm -it:.
Spinal el ire I r in
$75 t $2M.
female, to sen the :-lebnc. i(l ;-.:ul ( Common Sense Family -S-:w?:v Mimproved and perfected; it 'vi'! ),,.. etitcb, tuck, bind. br.ud and orabroid
most superior manner. Trice o?i!y $ir For simplicity and durability, it ha.-- n. rival. IJo not buy from a : y parties ?e!!i:.,.; machines under th-j smne nam-; as our.-i unless having a C-ort'u! cato of Agune...
; igncJ Ty us, a trey an; worthless" Cast Iron Machines. For circulars and term. , i ' applv to, or address oct276m H. CKAWFOP.D& CO , ! 413 Chesnut St., Fhihub-'ph:.., P. 1
W. J. ALI.K5T. fi. I.. OSlMjUK. Allen&Co., South Side of Uic Public Square, HMD WARE AND 'CUTLERY, And. iillTcin ls of Stoves and Tinware. Nails, Sash, Glass, Paiais, Oil:;, a4 Farming Utensils,
Fro ii Hh: Vl:iiiii!ii Pro'p'tM.
110,009 Word mid Mcvhingx not ir. ut.'ter Liitit'iliiru;i,
:000
BXOBAVINOS; 1840 lAOE5 Qc.'.llTO.
Iric:e t'l. Had to add my testimony in its ITT favor. Fjc.'.VtV.kr-r, Harvard. I A very sch.Iar knows its vi,lu,. J fV. II. riescer'-tiK: JFhtorian .1
!;c m o:.t complete DBtinnary of tho. L.ui-
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S?0 Worth of Goods!
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me arrange lenis oi ii.s grav.-, n a, tlieS(; gcntiemen have any moiuc to reply was, "Why not? I set"! create schism or disturbance. Th3y thug up my business, and this is,, , , f ... , , ,
The New York Tribune expresses
a hope that a pleasant remark of ! are to have another moon. The
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u.ijuvk ia ueiiiiiu luu age. vre nave a new oue every month though we don't alway isee ic A serious paper, speaking of the sudden death of a man, says : "It was a dreadful blow to the family, which consisted of his raother-iu-luw, an adopted son, and a few hoarders."
business."
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A full lino of Parasols. A t ciidh;-,.; vai'iety of lNoti.iiiE,very eh A very large stock of , Summer Hats. 'V, ,-! iV.t? and SI -e- e.-.rv v. ;: Ni-:y yo.i: : .y-m;
A necessity to every
itiidei.t, teacher nii.t pro!'i.--sional nian. 'What lil.r.-.ry is comple wllhout tins Im-.l Knglish lii tioniiry '! WSslci.'M X.ttionnl Pictorial B5Ietioii;nrv.. 1.040 Fayei O-.tavo. oou Engri.viags. Fr cc S. This w.r'.-; h really a ,'. f,,' a. J)i ll;. -,r:i,
j jit UiO t'.ai.; e.r the ii.ill.on.- -Am- ricun
"He left a largo property,1' was the dosing sentence of a recent obituary. How many rcllecticns it suggests.! What a j"ty ht- was obliged lo leave it. lie was taking great delight in coll -Kiting it. It was all the fruit of his own energy,
Jj industry, and good judgment; he
had to leave it, anil tie went out oi the world us poor as he came in. He might have taken it with himor rather he might have sent it. Every dollar given in humble faith to scatter the glad tidii.gs of salvation, every cup of water given to a disciple-, every tear of pious sympathy for tho suffering, every gift of his kindly charily to tho needy, would have been treasured laid up in heaven. How much more blessed to go, than to leave, a largo property.
and without wisdom, but if the fools get ugly and are troublesome, the Convention we arc- sure will put them down and out of the way in a most quiet and effective manuer. LajiOrtc ZTcntld.
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Repainted, Eefar-
SHOWERS '& HENDR1X, y'-i. VdM Str'-t-t, m. t ei'tb - I'oM.o'iee.-'iii !RB.fl0.iaSfi'l'Oa', ISM. : p ...b r t vj
CVi:e Von E.VTt 'Acnr:. Take a small piece of cotton batting or cotton wool, making a depression in the center with the finger and fill
with as much ground pepper ill rest on n five cent piece :
it Up
Dnc of the belles of Chciago, having feet short enough to be beautiful, bnt too broad to be elegant, concluded to make nature conic to the taw of fashion. We have the Tribune's word for it, that she went to the surgeon, and had her two little txs taken ofi", and is now in bed waiting for the plneia whore the to. s ought to be, to heal up, when she will come out in short dresses and glory. Adding nnto forms where there is not flesh enough, has. been a trick of self-made woman for some time, but this klea of calling in the surgeon as well as the sin Her, is something now, and eminently worthy of Chicago. rtBa - In Detroit on Friday, a woman called at the ollicc of a surgeon, with a babe about three inotr.hM'Id,
and begged that something la dot e
ther iui j a ball and tie it up ; dip I to remove a difigv ration, consi-.t iir;
the ball into sweet 011, and i:i.scrt it in the ear, covering the latter with tho cotton wool, and use a bandage 01 cap to retain it in lis place. Ahnont instant relief will be experienced, and the application is so gentle that an infant will not be hiiii.id I v it, b.il experience relief, ?! j well a., adults.
of the iroacre ot a spotted snak ,
which extended from die outer corner of the right eye, to ft point c n the right shoulder. The mother .-'ccmed nearly crazed at the idea that her child must carry the horrible di'fiiriralion all its life- ns ti e
' 'ou goou informed her that nothing 1 coul-.: be done t efface it.
Mr. William Griffith, who is now ia
custody in that city, under suspicion of killivig his wife, will not pass unnoticed. Mr. Griffith, on Chri -it-mas day, found his wife lying drunk on the floor, and thereupon kicked her, "but denies that he used unusual violence." This leads the Tribune to wonder whether, in the society of which Mrs. Ann Griffith must have been a i ornament, it is usual for husbands to kick drunken wives : whether tho practice upon
the whole is reckoned beneficial ; and what was the degree of violence "usui.l" on such occasions in Mr. Griffith's family.' We may add that Mrs. G. did not get up when she was kicked, ai.d the next time. Mr. Griffith came that way he says he found hex dead. ' mail n A Fatal Mistake. At Portland. Maine, on the 25th nit., Mr. Daniel Strong, agod C9 years, died from the effects o" a dose of corrosive sublimate, taken through mistake. About four o'clock in the afternoon he went lip stairs at Ins home and found a vial of something, he know not what. Ho inhaled
some of it, and then knew not what it was. Ho took some in his mouth,
but only swallowed a very little of
it, spitting the rest out. He went down stairs, and n a few moments felt a burning sensation in his stomach. His daughter, after finding he had tasted what was kept for bed bug poison, gave him something to throw it ofP, ntid Doctors Dodge and Clark we called, and gave hint antidotes. At first he smivreu a terrible -burning at the stomach, and vomited blood'.' but shortly before
he passed away he breathed easier
and died without, a struggle
Why is an overcoat like a baby? Because one is what you wear and the other is what you was." "How cau God make a woman out of a rib, papa?" "I don't know, my child, it was a mirach." "All questions yon can't answer you call miracles, don't yon papa?" At the Opera House, in Paris on Saturday : ''What, you here aloce, Adcle ? I thought you were devoted to your husband." "So I am, hut he has the typhoid fever, and so I thought I would have a little fun." A short and stout woman got
caught in a "squeezing machine"
m a Dundee yarn factory recently.
and came out lifeless, but twelve feet
long. Two little girls were hoard one morning engaged in a dispute as to. what there "mothers eonld do." The dispute ivas ended by tho youngest child saying: "'Well, there's one thing my mother can do that yonrs can't my mother can take every one of her teeth out at once.' Three thousand tons of -white clay (fetTa albci) were shipped from Aiken, S. C. the other day, for northern confectioners. Rnchange. This earth in extensively used iu tho manufacture of candies, and thousands of children are annually killed, or have the seeds of death
implanted in them, by eatini it.
We saw a horse the other day so poor that the owner had tied u kuot
111 his tail to kejp lus nociy jtoni its use in confectionery ought to be
slipping through tho collar.
' made a penitentiary oiTuUoe.