Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 4, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 May 1870 — Page 1
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BLOOM IN (T()X, IN11 MAY 25, 1870.
Ww Series. Vol. 4 So. 4.
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Union
rug Store,
THK rNDEXSlGNVKD Wg Kt.v to -form the cit:. .ns of li-ooinington. ali-i M.onroe county, that they hr.ve .; .-si-.-il out A Large and Well Sciecicei stock f Tvy Goods, Xo-.'i.-in and "White GocJs. which they propose to sell C2 3SCJH: Bk. JB" for eas'a, in the room Forvxerly Oeciqnal by James SmuM. Our stork consists in part of CALICOES, TICKINGS, BLEACHED AXD BROWN" MUSLINS, HICKORY, CHECKS AND GINGHAMS, SWISS MUSLINS, NAIN'SOOKS, Checked and Plain JnooHst. r.-roiles, Brilliants. Lswr.s. Spring .n.l Summer Dress Goods. Table Linn.s,Crashes, lowoU,
fcc vorv cheap. Call and examine our stock. mST" ,i t-oulva to slv w Goods. Ke-
mewVr the store: James Suiall-s : Old 3tand. w I fb23 '. C. CTEITt ll & CO. j JAS. B. CI.AKK. .H'llX T- OUCU.Uil).
J. W. SHOEMAKER & CO. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, Bloominglon,! XxxdL., AVhoicsalc and lie-tail Dealers in Danxss, Faints, Oils AXD GLASS. BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSIC, &C. Ve are prepared to furnish 1-icad, Oils and Glass, as low as the lowest. Drugs and Books the .same. Remember, we: have one of the largest stocks of W.ftXI. PAPER ever brought to IHooinruigloii,
h saV'.:J one-half
ami will sell lower than an
of ttit.' cost vi" putting it
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, in'll?i; 111 H"ll, l -.lvi 1 1 l :ii l mil, ll.'.., ..III.
n. We always keep on hand a large stock of
PlllE poses.
WIXBIS, BRiXDIKS AXD WIMSKli:?. for Medical Pur- ?:.;'" lit member, s keep no second e.laM Drug?, and wc guarantee that
v. Mir Prescript Mns wit I lv compounded ot lust-class i'nigs. an t we nave a man wun u iiiow. that wo can reeororn-m! to the public: .1. S. FA It US, un ohl Drugget, well i known to every man in tin: eounty. Call and give us a trial, and e
guarantee ssitisf'acitiioii.
J. IV. SllOEMAKUIt f,. t'O.
Ellcttsville
DK.VI.EKS IX Fancy and Staple
Provisions, Queenswarc,
Masonic Hull Build'nia, BSoomlngton, - - Indiana. T',.. Vii.lnsst nrkes naid tor all kinds of
Country produce. jau
K. TA.YI.oR. TAYLOK
IF.AI.EKS
S IX
. KlVISll. CO.,
Choice Family Groceries,
W 0 0 L E N FACTORY. milK CITIZ KNS of Monroe ami ad;oin-
i JL ing eountics will ta.' notice tliat i j have lease;l the above Factory, and have j purchased and added I SEW! 3IACIII3.KI1V, have put the Factory in com pi "to order, and am new meoaivd to Curd, t hin anil Weave,
i and lioie to bo able to secure a liberal paiiCit ', tron iige. ! Ifrtvini; a thorough prartieal knowledgo i of the business in all its dilierent branches.
I teel confident ot my aluhty to do as gooct wor'.; as the be.-t. Sly prices will be as low as any responsible Factory that does work well. I will aho keep a stock of Goods for sale, or to exel ange tor Wool. Vonl. Cord-wood. Ureas; and Cash, will be t ikeii in exchange ur work. Your atronag.; is expected, as I have ome to stay.
P. S. Cash pa'd f- r o.M.
SAM. J. .SCHOFIEI.D.
Kll.-ttsv:l!e, 1 ml.. April " ::, ism.
10 TO
ixo ensware AWI KOTIOKSi Th ; i.i::iiest learki r price paid for eou:
try jiii.-.tiii'e. l;c B.;i:are, jnn'-(-iJ
BUSKUSR
JOl W. lirSKIUK. k BUSK1RK,
North. 'asi corner of the pubBluominton, Indiana.
Hi
OULDCALL THE ATTEN-
i. ineirir enus in ino.uni
to the fact mat tlioy nave opciieu u
SEW 5HSAT SHOP, a new bi:il ""se' north of the Post Otli
ton
Attorneys at Law, i5i.oo:i5xi rox, ixd..
(jii r.r Jifvi if'M.f )i';it s Store.) WILL Pi! ACT-ICE .V TIIK CO CUTS OF THE .STATJ-:. Special attention given to Probate business, and t co.lectit us. janlf'70
XJZ Wi NE W! NE W ,'
Somsueir Clcdliitig.
I:.VI.K1L IV EVCUT STYLE ov Ready - Made -Clothing, Xortli Side of nl:lie Sfiuare, BLOOMIS' ITOX, ISDiA SA.
TEX.T.
1)
McGK'H hii'i onr of the largest
locks of Clothing, in his store, at the
present time, ever brought to (ho Athens of Indiana, and h is selling them at much lower prices than heretofore. has Every Style of Clothing for Men anil lioysi, Embracing a full line of tine ind coarse. Coats, Pants, Vests, Linen Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders and Xeck-ties. Kspciiul attention is directed to a stock of jc-m: jm. tt ms recently purchased, which eoatpriso the latest ar.d most ii.i)ular styles.
Hoover & Fish,
a;I1 ke.
Jie'j", l'o
A
i none but tile best of
!:. Mutton and Haufogc.
Sol
V,
of ihii public pa tron age 1
tH. i.. V.. M jaINN :.Y. MART. ALKXASDKU. U!aing? n. Ind., Div. S,
IS. f. T!!l-i'.I--:."-'. ( YKL'S TP.'J KiJI.oOH. ; Troilood k: Co.i
li.'.ye kt: oih :i;m! a fresh Mock of
F:t5issy Groceries, ! Provirtns, Ac, AV.t side of tie- Public Square, next door i t;i .Siuui-.t i& Co. j Country Produce wanted in ex-; chang" fol' g::i.' -:. i ISioomiiigo.n. Il;d., Feb. 16, 1S"0. i
JASES W. COOKERLY,
LIVERY, SALE AND Bloomingtoia,
MAXVFACTURERS OF BUGGIES, CARRIAGES AND Spring" Wagons.
Genfs' Fiimithing Woods. At this store. :i full !-t'xdc of (tents' Furnishing Goods can always be found the newest novelties being secured ns rapidly as tli-y are introduced in the E:i stern cities. A good stock of Trunks, Traveling Bags and Valises, Always in store 1 would cult particular attention to the Ren. is Paper Collar, of which 1 keep a lull supply. I hive, !v far. the largest stock of ISrotid Clotiu.. dassi meres, .Silk Velvets, and VS orsled Good, ' hi-h will be cut and nad'j up in the highest style of the art. BENJAMIN MrGEE. IJ'.oomington, Tnd., June ltitl!.
Indiana.
FEED STABLE, RE Alt OF IW.OOMI.TON HOTiil., lilooiTiitiirtoii, Ind. Q A I ) I L K 1 1 1 i !tS K. llo;se?and Buggies, and !c:ir,i. iiired on : , !;in'il l ; terms.
fifteen Tears' experience
in
this place attests the durability of our
work. YYt will have ready this Spring a good assortnunt of the latest styles and oi' tierior finish, anil will
.talili just east ot the I'ostomce, am rear of the lil.y.iii:ug:in liotcl. octti
in ; ';. :
mid
Sell on Libwal Terms, Oil MAKE TO OllDEli.
and neatly
All Work Warranted. '- ' ::' .:,-. t.-..;:..- " V O Fee's
JAM KS IllllII Kri. SICK. VAX MOItS. HUGHES & VAN HORN, Attorneys at Law, UL.ooriiixci.rox, jxd., VT7"1LT. prf.i-tice in the Supreme and t V inferior Courts of th . State, and in the District Court of the I S, lor Indiana. The collection f claims in any part of t'.ie tate, will receive prompt attention. Woomington, Ind., Nov. 4, 18t8-y
Goods! Goods! CZarCI 23 S1' 2
; Bft)' Repairing promptly Idone, Foil CASJI.
W. O. Fee
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Kortb Side Public Square.
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NDKRSKiNriD are prepared to
h ad kinds of Housi Piiintiiii;, prompt
ly and in gm.d style. Graiming and Varnishing.
ot
illiltat.ioi.s
Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, Ash,
I look. .V;eiit week. I'lice i
STKIUNS, llnrtlord Ct,
$0k 11 ,lnv l""40 u'w ,vf) Samples free. fred. Me.
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articles f
II. H. SH,
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Stld res L.
ir .Agents.
WV, Al-
SAI.KSMKW. - Send for 0renlar, a llrst-class business and -leadv etMjJovinent. B. F. UOWK, :il Aivh sueei, Mffiuielphia. Pa- 1
ATKAIVII.I.i: T
he
School. Cnilarian
Alinistersi : !Mln vftar to poor
begins August 1;. Applv to AJ
more. Meadville. Pn.
loarieal
Educates
Student:
puRioe's,
J Tin:
II am STKJWfrE!
Married Ladies PrivaUrCompaii-
ioii contains the desirca information, Sent free for stump. Address Mn. H. AlEITZER, Hanover, Pa,
WEWILLPAV AUI3XTS asalV ary of .':r per week or allow a large com mission to sell our new Inventions. Address J." F1UXJC & Co., .Marshall, Michigan.
VT TAXTKn. 4 I3XT S.$
T l tree, given grnli:
who will act as our Agent. Husin
and honorable : pavs 30 per week, dress II. JIOXUUK KENEDY A Pittsburgh, Pa
The first hou.se of any importance doing an exclusive trade in hair, in Indiana, was established bv Mr. F. d. Medina, at Xo. 50 South Xlli ttots st., Indianapolis, in the year, LSU7. At the close of the first year, he had one of the finest hair stores in the West, Business increased with him to such a dugree that he began to feel the need of mor2 commodious quarters, a;id accordingly, in January of, last year, ho removed to his
Liver-1 !H-CSi-llt location, No. J50 West Wash
ington street. In his new store, he more tl an doubled the amount of business done in the corresponding months of any previous year. In addition to the main store and sale room, Mr. Medina- occupies three otiier rooms above as a ma :iufaetory. Here are ta be seen vast quantities of hair in the original
j packages and with the collector's o Watch j "'tamp still upon then. One great
to every live man i advantage that he has is the tact
s ,,?'lt i that he imports from first hands
CO.,
UOK AG K NTS WANTED. Ladies
of the White. House," no opposition.
Steel engravings. Kapid sales. For circuliirs, address U. S. Publishing Co. N. Cincinnati and Chicago. SAIESMEX wanted in a paving business. S. KENEDY, 413 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
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"PSYCHOMACY. FASCINATION
JL SUtJ. tJlAIC.M 1NG. 400
clotn. j nis wondertul book tins tut. instructions to enable the renders to fascinate either sex. or any animal, at will. Mesmerism, Spiritualism, and hundreds of other curious experiments. It can be obtained by sending address, with 10 cents pos-aire, to T. W. EVANS St Co., No. 41 South Eighth Street, Philndeljdiin.
Ill
Paris. Mr. Medina receives nearly all his stock from one house, which is noted for the line quality of its grades. In the maiudac:ur-
mg department above, may be seen
a number ot m on , to rro1
gooas win en are solt.l in tne room below, Mr. Medina has recently done all his wig making-, this being one ni tho miwt nnrtii'iilae hmnidips
pages . ' i
cu iiiu uiieiiiefts.
S1
'1TAU SPANtJLED 15 ANN Ell. A
larare 40 column paiier, Led irer size. Il
lustrated. Devoted to Sketches, Poetry, AVit. Humor. Genuine fun, Nonsei.se of a
! sensible kind), and to the e.P -sure of OUV I tig lull r 011C WUUtS to get the
.swindling, linmlugs, iVe.. only ,r, cents a j worth ot IMS lllOliev, IlCliec it IS betyeiY,andasupberb,mgnvingVEvange!ine, Mtor fo ..1Ilrolag(, 0f experienced cleal1 l-2xi feet, gniti. .:o.o0o circulation. I ... 1 A , r r v Money refunded to all; who ask it. it is I W e believe tliat Mr. Medina
the ultimate fate of the' struggle was decided. It is settled, confirmed, demonstrated by an array of facts a thousand times greater than would have been demanded, had not the delusion been so deeply radicated in tiie bosom of society. The direful evils of intemperance are perpetuated, not by the degraded drunkard, not by the seductions of our saloons, but by the respectable and virtuous members of society, who use strong drinks as social beverages, and who thus uphold, patroni.c, and make respectable the fearful custom. The perversion of legislation in the State and the withholding of proper influence'in the Chrurch, both arosem great part, from the delusion that prevailed. That delusion was the Malakoff of the Rum Power. Not many years ago with here and there exceptions, this was the established creed of virtuous people. Men may innocently drink all kinds of strong drink, provided they do not become intoxicated. It may lie innocently used to excite the lagging energies of body and of mind. The mechanic and farmer may drink to give them strength ; the minister,thclf wyer.the poet mav drink to excite their genius,
young ladies, who ! provided they do not get intoxicated, in making un the! Youth mav to drink make them
chcerf'il,tho sorrowful to forget their grief, the aged to renew their youth, provided they do not get intoxicated. What may be innocently drank as a social beverage, may be innocently manufactured, and innocently sold as an article of legitimate traffic, Farmers may innocently turn their grain into so sure and profitable ft market, provided neither the farmer
nor distiller engage in this to make!
drunkards. Ihe legislator may legalize the traffic in strong drink,may tax the people to any extent to pay the enormous expenditure which intemperance occasions. This was th e
established creed of intelligent aud i
Rum Power has been stormed and taken. "Nothing his been accomplished by the temperance men! !" When the writer was a voting man he rode in a stage coach with a number of respectable passengers gentlemen 'tnd Indira. Among them was a lady of elegntit. manners and refined speech. When we stopped c.z a public house this beautiful and refined lady called fur a giti sling. You would be compelled now to di. down through Captain Syuimes hole to the aniipodiis to tiud such exfunples of barbarism and the dark
ages.
rilKLASOTHOX.
Per? ous who buy hair of other than a regular hair dealer, make
a great mistake. -S'o person who has not served a regular apprenticeship j at the business can tell good from : bad hair when they see it. Mr. Medina can tell the ins tan ' he has j it in his hand, and will neither buy ! nor sell an inferior article. In
wide-awake, f -arlcs truthful. Try it now. 7r cents avear. specimens FREE;." Address "BANNER, ' Hinsdale, N. II. PATENTS. Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent are advised to counsel with Ml'NX it CO., editors of she Scientific American,
who have prosecuted claims i"l?fo?i the
Piitcnt Oflk
American an
ti e most extensive in the world. Charges less than any other reliable, agency. A pamphlet containing full instruct ior.s to inventors is sent eratis. M CNN & CO., :!7 Park Kow. X. Y.
is the only importer of hair in the
West, being connected with his brothers in no less than three exten-
Look Ahka ). "Put money in thy burse" isonnd wisdom, as well as poetry. For the lust eight ytsirs people have been watching the fluctuations in the value of the mier which represented money in all the actual business and wants of life. But there is one feature of the printed pajier of whichneither "bulls" nor "bears" could deprive it: It was always a necessity, and money, or its representative, always will be; aud what ever may be its market value on the "street," it will always buy more or ios of the ueccssaries of life. Nothing etui take the place of money i;- this respect. It. is always convertible into meat and drink and eluhes, ind that is what can be s:id of no odsor article. For purposes of specukxions having an "uncertain"' value, for practical use it is always ceriiun. The aim cf every prudent man then should be aiwr.ys to have on hand a reserve of this ''miivcrsal solvent." If money fluctuates in its nominaal price or purchasing power, everthing else fluctuates too; and probably the thing called money is more stable in its value than anything else. Employment may be interrupted by illucss or by changes. Goods Wight and paid for may become unmarketable. But money is always ia request aud is never out of season. Therefore as we have said, it should be the effort of every man, whatever Ik? his income, to live within it, and thus guard against the contingency, which may come to any body, of being for a while without an, income.
Milk ! There's money in milk.
virtuous men within the memory of Just fi a itt,e A hone8t people now living. This perverted uj' u:T.N dll
creec. tins strange, unacco m aoie h .Jk d re?alarlr and twicer
sive houses in the .bast, bo great ; ltnm Power. lhat tortress, howis the difference in New York and lever, was stormed. All grades c-f j
hig';i i
Paris prices, that ir this manner he ; society were enlisted. The
is in Mime instances able retail at lower figures
e for ever twenty years. Their j wholesale prices of some New York n:l European patent agency is houses, that buv of second hands.
to sell at ! and the low, the rich and the poor,
than the the iiarent aud the child, the virtu-
One Million Acres OF Choice Iowa Lands i10U SALE, at per acre and upwards.
for cash, or oil credit, by the I v,a K.
H. land company, llailroads already Imilt through the binds and on all sides of them. Great inducement to settlers. Semi for our free Pamphlet It gives prices, terms, location, tells who should come west, what they should bring, what it will cost; gives plans and elevatii ns of IS different styles f ready-made ho ies, which the company furnish at frrm f '.!'() to J l.ooo ready to set up. Maps s nt if desired. Address W. W. W.VLKKK, Yiee-Presideiit, Cedar llapids. Iowa.
pcrs, etc. lead.
:i fine stock cf perfumes, &c.
In these articles he takes the
A MODEL ITOTTHK. Being a cripple, I have made house planning a special study. One built last season has proved a model of convenience, beauty, f;n! economy. Descriptive circulars of plans, views, etc.. with general information to all, sent fr. Address (with stamp or script if convenient.) GEO. J. COLHV, Architect, Waterburv, Vermont.
Indiana Her avowing Trade. CONTINUED. Thn Carrituji' Vacfvry Sirtu; Lljyentoft ij" CoH':l This large and deservedly opu-
lar carriage manutactoi y has already
ous worldly man and the christian,
young men and maidens, old men
In addition to the switches, curies, and children, united their moral
&.o., Mr. Medina keeps a large stock forces. "A long pull, a strong pull, i iJMJ
ot larcy goods connected witn tne and a pull ail together anct the businiss, such as brushes, combs, ! fortress of the Rum Power was tu.oils, pomades, somo dozen kinds of j ken. It fell. Great was the fall of hair vigorators, curlers, and ciini- it. It shook the whole land. Yet
1 glorious was the results of it. It
has left an incalculable blessing which we have scarcely begun t:o reap. This is no figure of speech. It. is a triumphant fact. The temperance reform began. It startled the self-complacency of the proud. It excited the sneers of the credulous. It broke up the slumbers of the deluded. It excited the ire of the selfish. But itssilver trumpet proclaimed 'throughout the laud from Maine to Georgia, this creed is erroneous from the beginning to the end. It is in conflict with the con
stitution ot human nature, the in
a day will deposit ten quarts 'i lacteal fluid in a clean pail daily.. Counting nothing for the oream taken from the surface, and the calculation on its adulteration by water, these ten quarts arc sold for eighty cents. This is for one day.. Multiplying these eigh:y cents by three hundred nd forty days (thus
out twenty-hv; davs for-
times when the cow don't "come
" a e -vn nrvli-u4" r4 liifiir im 1 1 L ...
cill.4 awl Ut:gi 1 VJ xjkJ uan.--
Temperance Column. Edited by a t'omniittee.
t&s" (. column.
umminicatioiiA solicited for this Direct to Lock Box No. 9S."a
Prayer Mi:eta Temperance Prayer
Tempera Not ixii. There will be
Meeting of thirtv aiii.utes. every Sundav
afternoon, at the Cour; House, at 4:1.',, immeilia' ;! after the close of the Lecture. All are invited to attend.
favorably knov
hout
asner.
UMVEKS1L Clothes WE1NCG8. Hat)' what th- Vtttple ay of tiuuit : II'. J. AH.. ..-,- ,S'.:
Th- Do-y a-!ie,-ai. I Wrln ;-r, W pureha.-etl of vou. :-r, a iiei-'e et :. We 'would not be withi -tit ti:e:u. Vv'
lav is no loiiu Rev. Wm. " Luke W. S ., Nicholas M.
8TO.VE All kind- of glass and canvas
Maple, AND MAR BEE. Siu Writing on wood,
f-0:i
A'- i. -
r lerior m
urner, nders, iy field, Miir
whicl: leees... i.-l iiiL
i Paper Ifiaiiglw. Ceilings Wliltemeil superior to limu-wash. IJiauit .ful shades in
X IS. .!. . . W . ' 1 M. : I 7k ii . o o ai 1 1 u t v Common Prints ... 8c. Best Prints . . . . . . 12 Com. brown Muslin- . . 8 Best heavy " . . . 16 1 Prime Rio Coffee . , . 22 Choice " " . . . . 25 English Soda .... 8 Sugar 1 -103:20 And all other Gootls as cheap ron C ASH.
I am Rclli.-ig the renin niilg stoe'e of
Hea'-y Wilder Goi ils, at cost, I have i! termined that thf norldi -id i i f the public sipiaj-o .shall be the cllOtip HlI; for Goods, and 1 will make it :ii :'or a "spell." . o. fee. Bh'omirigton, Intl., Mil, lt:7o.
t! f !fre'
M7-
(ni:, i vou
are
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Seviiistoool in Taken. "You temperance men may as well give up your efforts, you have done nothing, andean never accomplish any thing: the forces of society are too strong for you." Such was the expression of a well-mc: ning man, though not a good disceri er of the .signs of the times, in reference to some zealous efforts in the temperance reform. .Not accomplished anything! My friend with what kind of spectacles do you read the h!sk-ry of the times? Of the past, sol i ; trront evt iits ? The spec- : , i ;:.- . enable me to affirm
n ih.it much has
i
QKO. A. JtL'SI-.IIlK.
or in our fnini ! i; s. K. P. Cole, Jos.M. ll.;we, ; Wm. A..(iabe. ! e 'lint :v W'ip. J. 1 . j : "I-
CALSOiHIXe, or c.eiTiigs, kitciien widls, hall-,&c, Now .- the tun;) to Re-Paiiit and Paper; Give us avail. Ill , ! Kit It P'KATLY, ioomiuj.;tou, 1ml . Uar. au, Ib iO.
I.S.i-MiTll JUTMIKK.
jgusKiiiK ct iiu;ti:r, ATTOHKVS AT LAW AI1 PR1VATIS BAIlKIillLS, llloomington, Ind.. ollice i: nth side of 'die public siiian . We will attend to all bi sines entrusted to our cure, i i the Courts cf :his Stat, and are also piepireil to disc. unit oi.xl am , solvent .taper, on reasonal.de terms. Jl -fereiteen Mes.-rs. McDonald & ISonch Attorneys. Indianapolis; Minsn. Winslow, Lamer & Co, lhmkeis. No. Ul Wall -treet, Nov York; Messrs. M (Via & Co., Merclunti, JJlov.uiiigtoii, liid, iuay3
. alitor
ufacturers as prac. ... and who, as carriage buiiuv. perhaps among the oldest and ver : ablest in the west. They are so widely and favorably known that any further comment from us would be superfluous. Their goods are of the very highest order, and in every respect firsl-cj ass. The evidence of
this is found in the great number of orders they arc receiving fron:, distant points, as well as their large and increasing local trade. Their main building has a front of eighty feet on Georgia street, and runs back 200 feet. The front is four stories high, built of brick, through which passes one of Reedy 's improved patent elevators, which is largo enough to take on a complete wagon of the largest dimensions. The building is supplied with speaking tubes, and for the convenience of the operatives, rain water is conducted all through (he building, in pipes. Every department of their business is under the management of careful foremen, all being evidence of the mosii skillful oversight.
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ers and milkists) and wo have the healthy little sum of two hundred and seventy-two dollars. Counting the cream, the using of water in the milkman's usual pro portion, and we can adc at least seventy-fiv dollars more to the inexwie from tho quw, miking the total receipts threi hundred and forty-seven dollars. Xo wonder that a cow h said to be a good thing in a family and even if the family have no babies. 2 II. Exprm. Mot ins Iteligtits. Speaking of the delights of nov ing day the Utica Herald says that from the moment when the first tack
terests of civil society, the common I is pulled from the dusty carpet unsense of mankind, properly enlight- til the last lead of furniture is pded olK.(Lin conflict with the dictates ' up in everybody's way; the day h of humanitv, the law of God, the one of feverish interest and mental -rospel of Christ in conflict with "torture. We know of ao more deeverything pure and lovciv, exalted ; serving object of pity than a reand sacred ; with everything except I spectabie man following a dray load
01 gOOus ana waraimg one nuer au
selfishness and sensualism. This
now the stereotyped creed of the intelligence and virtue of our land. It: is not affirmed that we may not meet here and there intelligent men who do not embrace the principles of the temperance reform. But it is affirmed that the old delusions lire broken up. A new era has commenced. The limitation of effort to reform the drunkard has ceased. Even the doH-rine of prohibition, when dc-
is
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city, ami of the whole war. It was so understood on both sides. The Russians threw there all their resources. The Allied Powers there concentrated all their strength. The chivalry of France vied with the pride and powers of England to reduce that stronghold. Day alter day, week after week, month after mo ith, the terrible powers of modern warfare were brought to bear against it. It fell. From that hour the fa;e of the war was decided. In that hour the polities of Europe
we e changed. In the war between ! To npcranet! and its opponents, that j tower was taken some years igo. j Waeu Ihe adherents of this reform succeeded in stereotyping upon the j
bosom of society the fundamental principle upon which this reform is
bailed, that tower was taken, aud i reform.
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uu io iw iv.v wit ..... ! ...... l4 . the summer, through the vi"'v. through the spring, through the fal i. This reform hits gained the confidence of the great body of intelligent and virtuous people. Its banner is unfurled in every land. The splendid palace has felt its benign influence. The humblest cottage has been blessed by its renovating power. Such is the marvelous trans-
, i formation of public opinion in the
memory of: living men. It is true, that like every good cause, it hfi-s had its reverses. Its friends havenot seen eye to e)-e many side issues have been introduced, which have diverted energy and retarded the ou ward course of this beloved
But the Mcdakcff of the
other of bis cherished articles of house furniture as they foil in the mud or get marred and broken bv rubbing and jolting against each other, with u mop in one hand and a frying pan in the otiier, with a pillow case full of towels under the right arm, and two umbrellas and a pair tit boots under the left, he is unable to do any thing ibrthe preservation of his property. A cat nearly caused the death of a child in ihe vicinity of Sandy Hill, Perry county, a few days ago.
; Our informant states that .Mrs. ! Jcrem:!'.h Hull Ift her child, aged j about nine min;hs, in the room ; ohying with the eat, while. sh.5 was ; e!:".:---i in another pari .jf the rouse. ; it.T .?;:'. tim she wcut :o s?e 'alxMt the e'.nlth...jvhc!j kIii saw the ieit sitting on its ''trwBt tt'iJ.lJ-.i-.
nu-v: inscnui in tne tniiu s uioutn, aud its cia .vs claspw'i aroiin .1 its neck. Mrs. Hud ia i ami thn;w the cat from the chi d which was. almost lifekss, but the cat immediately sprang back on the child, placing its nose in the child's mouth and clasping it around the neck as. before, A second time the animal wa3 thrown back, ar.d then gready enraged it sprung forward and caught the child av the throat. After relesing theel ild, the cat was taken out and immediately killed. The child recovered in a few days. The United Statei Hotel, Louis, ville, Ivy., is only oiia block north, from the Christian Reform Church