Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 11, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 July 1870 — Page 1
'NEW AbVEIif ISEMENTS. UR2ESTSSr tHEAPKST! ENTEEPKIjj E, INDU9TRY. TACT. Liberality, iusd the Best Talent, have for ovar twenty years been used upon Moor Rural !S"ew-"rkcr.
And ss result it w now. pre-o; ninonrlv. the L t, Bcit and Cheapest I' lmtrmeJ : Rural. Literary and I'ainilV Weekly in the ! Worlt. Ten" of thousands of wide-awake j people, all over the Continent, hike mul ! itdroir.' the Rural for its superii r nbiiily, j value. illustrations, Stylos. &c. ! THE PRESS AND PKOPI.E PRAISE IT ! j For example, an Exchange say : "The j Ktiral i the mw, Ekgni.tlv Printed. Ably I
Kditcl, Widely circulated ..nil Heartily V l ie. -u.ed Paper, as a whole, which now find it way among thePeoplc." 1&" Vol". XXII'begins July Try it. -ri t v $1.50 per vo'u ne of 20. ni.mhers. or 3 per veer. Lew to .clubs. Stilwcrihc Now! Addros 1). D.T. M-OKK, 11 Turk Row, New York.
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f;jyiBd inai iimj is arranged with a yver wdrJcing on hinge?-, which protects it from the dirt. Mr. Boyd has extended his b'wiiic3 over this State,.nnd into adjoinin State?, so that it ias increased throe-ftrld-in the fastTsar.""
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A REPUBLICAN PAPER, DEVOTED TO THE ADVANCEMENT
OF THE
LOCAL INTERESTS OF MONROE COUNTY.:
Established A. D. 185.
BLOOMINGTON,
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JULY 13, 1870.
, Kctr Scries, Vol. I 5fo. II.
50 CtS.
Mill pav f.'.r the New 'York Wee kl v
DOLLAR Sl"N from n..w t. Ji.nuary 1.
171. ONE DOLLAR will pay for the !5EM 1-VV EKK LY Jo. do. :o cent i month ; pav lor tin DAILY SUN. A:klr. . " I. W. KN GLAND. Publish r. N. Y.
"Ay HAT TO WEAR,mhI How to Make V It Every hey should s -rid for a Copy. Contains just what irv-.-ry body want to know. Mine. Demorest's S -mi-Annual Hook of Instruction on Die, iind Dree Making, for the Spring and Summer ot" 1870. With full de-criptions of Styles, Materials, Trinuuinas. :nd every lliin- iw aiui desirable connected with I.rdl '' and Children's Dress.- Price 15 eta. i!i-.il--d po-t-frw on receipt vf price. Addivs.Mme.UEM0UEST.3::S li roadway, New York.
Union Drug Store. 16S50 2! ESTABLISHED 1620!!! J. W. SHOEMAKER & CO. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, Bloomington. Xxxd., Wholesale and Ro.ail Dealers ia IDi'u.g.'S, Paints, Oils AX I) G LASS. BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSIC, &C. Wo are prepared to furnish Lead, Oils and Glass, as low as the lowest. Drugs and Books the same. Remember, we have one of the largest stocks of WALL PAPER ever brought to Bloiomlngton, and will sell lower than any house in .town, ready trimmed, too, which saves one-half of the co-t of putting it on. AYe always keep on hand a large stock of PlllK WISES, BRANDIES At WHISKIES; for Medical Pnrpoaes. 8Sf Remember, wa keep no second class Drug, and we guarantee that your Prc-riip tions will be prepared, cittisitnc et maxima cura, and tr-tcwl at, "vith
; uiK-rrir..' wouracv (.'all anu give UN n I rial, iind weeuuranice
satisfaction. J. W. SHOEMAKER & CO.
Value of a :PH of Papers.
' Grocer's Dead Beats. The
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PATENTS. Icv, ii!.:.i-s who wish to take out Letter Patent arc at vised to counsel with MUNN & CO . editois of the Scientific American, who have prosecuted claims before- the I'atvi:: Oflice for over twenty yft:ir!!. Their American and European patent agency is the i .lost ext nive in the world. Charges less t'naii any other reliable agency. A pamphlet containing full instructions to inveriiors is sent gratis. AU'NN & CO.. 3T Park Ib.w. N. Y.
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Auditor's Annual Report. AkDiTon's Office, ) Bloomisoton, Monroe co. Ind., June I , 1870, THE indersigned Auditor, begs leave to submit the follo'.ving Report f t.ie flnaiiLial eondititm of the' County, for the fiscal year, ending iilst of May,
1ST
Newspaper Advertising. A It.-ok i..' 123 cl'ely printed pages, lately ksued contains a list of the best Am-.-ricaii Advertising Mediun". giving the names, ci -dilations, an i fuil particulars en ( crning t io leading Daily and 'Weekly l'o itieal and Family New-paper- togethi r witb all those having large cir.'ulatioi.s, j ubiished in the interest of Religiuii. Agric'.iiture. Literature, dec, Jce Eve-y Advertiser, snd everj' person wh eontc o-)d:it.-s becoming .such, will Iind this l.o.ik of 2re.:t value. Mailed free t any i ddrt s .n re, eibt of fifteen e r.t... Uco. P. Howell & CO.. Publishers, No. -W Park How. New Y'ork. The Pitt-I urg ( Pa.) Jicail s. ij its issue of May T. 1 'Tit. snvs : "The firm of 11. P. J! ii & Co.. whicii iss;.K-s thi- Interesting ri d v:tlual:e lok, il this iaru- .- and A.!' eitislng Agency in tie- Unitud States. ::k-I w.- cm cheerful'v re-omniond i to l!ie altei t on of tlio?e wb.xlesire toh'lvei -i.e tl... r b, ines, S lES'TII-H M LI, V ri.d Si'STK'I.X TVC-I ,." in -u. li a was lb:0 i-. su to -eeii' e the largest amo'int f
ltiliieitv for the lea l cxi-en lilore ofj
I: u;e ." .111. 1"'. Iw, . H3t Wanted, ' i'.o -il Sal--
.1IOYEV. i men. Local or Traveling, j A I r-.ii. witl: stam). isamplo v.orth one-! d. ! ar. sit fo;- 2.V.) fk E. K ALU .V C . ; Itii'l-v iil . Ohio i
KECEIPTS.
Brokers' license 100 00 Count v f ind, inebiding Jail tax 63,031! 57 Town-ihip tax...... .r'.0.")3 12 lb. ad tax 5,133 00 Sp.-e.al .S' hool tax 11,107 :!S Dog tax. - 1.405 37 Corporation tax 2,042 12 Kedeinptioll of Land H'l 42 Show license 40 00 Jury Fee. 4 50 Di cket Fees, Coin. Pleas Court.. 00 00
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MSIiLRSEMEW.
Towns'iip tax Hond t n ,
Special School tan
Dog tax Corporation tax Expense of Poor, il eluding C . Asylum $3,nti0 S2 Expense of Court- 4,05-9 "0 Books trd Stationery... 1.217 50 Elections 103 0i County Otlicers' salaries 3,704 50 Criminal 6Mt 50 Specific 544 !7 Public Bu hlings 330 10 Coroner'! Inquests 46 00
i Road Mid Highways... 3,424 25 j Assessing evenue 1.145 00 ;. Printing a id adverting .''20 15 ; Bridges. 5,S27 75 i Keal estate appraisi-m'nt 1.C58 40
i Building I'ail 7,7
j Judges' splary , Revenue r -fuiided i I.ians to County I In'ton Co.mty Orders, ; Agricultuial Society.... 1 Kedemptii us Insane and Blind
All About the Great Steamboat Eace FOR A PECK OF PEAXUTS, &c., &c. Look at this Picture !
:.",053 12!, 5,13; 00 j '
.11,107 . 1,403 . 2.04J
A VAHD FROM MR. VORIJKS. Near Sullivan, Indiana, 1 dune .'7th. IB 70. )' Ed. Proobkks Pl.-ase rell the Agents of 'Nature's Hair Restorative," tint I am under obligations to them for the bottle of "Restorative" they were so kinrl as to send
i me. My iniir, wnicn is natural ly oi n innK, ! enrrotty order, is now a very beautiful (lark
I tirown, anil ns solt as sine allowingto tnc i i- ..a . :i. e r, ! use of the "Nature Hair itestomtive." I ! solicited the pn cileg 0t a reference
; would recommend it to the use of the peoI pic of the Cth Congressional District. i Yours. Democratically, L. E'. VORHES
uoiintls stcrli-nff.aTirl nrobnblv would
bring double that price if "it were demanded. This is a small sum compared with American prices. A coira picte file of any important jotirntfi -'bears a value which is hardly to Id'eemputed in money. Hence the iiiportanr-c of keeping old papers. "Th rty-tlirec years ago the Hcr-ald-starteil. Had any one laid up a few copies of each issue, he would liave bad a rich reward. A complete file of the t paper would cost, with interest at compound rate, ScSOO. It V.rild now readily bring $5,000. The sum of Si 1,500 was recently voted by the Common Council of the ei :y, for the purpose of purchasing a set which commenced with 1 8412, an:! which of ..course was deficient the first .'even volumes. The librarian in the City Hall informed inc that they were frequently consulted, and also sail) that they could be sold for a large advance. The only complete files of the Herald in existence, are those in Bennett's own hands, and the?-c are kept from the public eve. He does not wish to expose the car y character of the panel:. Another complete filc was in the hands of the paper merchants, I'easa & Brooks, who supplied him with mateml,btit. this was lost when their warehouse was burned several
years ago. There are statements in the early i.jstiiis o::' the. Herald, which can throw light upon important question'" now fiboti : to be brought into our cour's. Lawyers-have gone to t ;ie establishment of the Herald and
203 10 -104 10 11. ('20 00 2,t.H4 77 40 00 01 i2 431 4048,030 48
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Totnl.
. $72,77!) 47
Amount of Orders issued, over and alio- e llie nmoont in tbo Treasury, June l.'OS 12,290 80 Orders issued during the past year......... 72,7 70 47
but the reply has been unchanged
in character. Jue man looltslily spoke of legal compulsion, and was politely told to "try it." The only way for those who wish to posses.-; such archives is to subscribe for the papers, and then to keep the file unbroken until time gives it a value.
i
Total.... Ualijiee
JAPANESE- (moves Corns! AV tb ait Pain Prii e 25 ec us. tvdd at j Drag and fihe stores. Samples mailed on i r e- int f priee and trade siippli -d bv tie !
.l .XPAXMSK CORN K1I.K CO . 3t Ph e ,:tfi t. New York. GENTLEM VHOS Cig-ir Ti; is a noveltv and a pleasure.
f-H-nples ::0 e-uts. ::!:m). New York.
Total receipts.
$!(5,t;l 48
$85,GH1 4S Orders red Mmcd 04,22 71 04.202 Balance in Treasury 21,418 72
A Valuailb Invbntion. People v.ho are disposed to grumble because ice ia noe cent si pound, or thereabouts, can derive a sort of
i consolation in learning that a Ger-
! man of Brun.vick, rather etuptily ! named Franz Windhausen, lias in
dented a tnachtne which manuhc-t&-A beautiful woman is the i tnres excellent ice without the use
kglot chemicals. llus consists ot a ft'YirAii. fiwlmi-ii flip nir ie rii'Mr nnw-
, the object of such pride by using; f . eondonsed. then cooled bv
The: ;CJroTtir Interests of Indiana. pXTIXU W. ,
much 'maligned and ranch . abused class of the community the grocers mentions a class of . persons from whose deprcdatioust they suffer not a little, and yet who would be exceedingly indignant to be elassed as swindlersjor 'dead beats,' iu grocers' vbcabula y. Perhaps a few of our readers may recognize the portraits in tins coinmunitv. If so. we trust
that this holding of the atirror upl P!ie t0 tlu' whole eot.mtry, it is parto their faces, mav have the nffi.ot ticularly applicable to Indianapolis.
of rcvealinor to them the full do- i But a few years ago the entire sales
-.... ... .,-
The Oil 7o of Friftk;A. boyd.lndianttpolyt.' The oil trtide, begirinirrg with the first use of the refined' oil from coal, and continuing with petroleum, has,
Temperance Colnnm. Edited -y -a Committee. BSJommt-'nirartibrii so:eird for l!i eolumn. Direct to tHt Box No. SS-S
Tkmpkuascp Prayer Mekiix. There will ie a Temperance PrayuMeeting of thirty iirimiffo, every S-indav-tifternoon, rt the Court House, at 4:15. Uimttdiate':y after' 1 he 'cmiko of the Lecture. All aiv invited t.) attend.
2uetio,to Young 51 eo. 1. About Health. Young man, do you desire io be healthv ? You renlv. unrlnulrfmilv.
perhaps, grown more rapidly in tlie i I do, no one i-aa enjoy much happ"i-
hist few ytsirs, than nnv other branch
of commerce. Wliile this aet ap-
$sr,e703:; .r.,o7o 33 j pride of man, aid any lady can
1 1 1 i . .
Ain't of outstanding Orders. ..$20,807 HENRY F. PERRY, ArniTon.
! Nature's Hair Restorative, sold by ' j Shoemaker & Co., druggists, on the ; I south side of the square. This is certainly the best Hair Restorative i known, containing no impurities,
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A. (iKANT, P. O. Iloii it U U L ti a
ICileUsvilie
FACTORY.
1'iio.vipr. Hoxouahi.e. Ukuaki.k. 4 tJKNTS WANTED in every city. J. 1. town and village fur the la-ge-t and tviostu v,-ful JH)LL.VR'HorE in the Vi.mtry ONLY ONF. endorsed by the !e,:dii g Paper iind Express Co s "of the
I nited States. Our geols give utiiversal I
MitUfuction. our rireiuiunis to As.- jilts cannot l e excelled, and our clucks r" free. Having- two housiw Bo-ton and hicagt oi,r facilities are unequalled, and our business exceeds in amount all ot;i.;r concerns' in this trade combined. S-SKN1 FOR ClRCt ri.MkS !mi VP.EE CI.fB.tn S.C.THOM PSO X St CO. I'M Federal Street, Boston, or 158 State Street Chit ago.
BRIDE and BRIDEGROOM -Essay, f'-r Young JJen, frrnC In seal. d pnvel)es. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box F. Philadelphia, Pa.
psYCHOMANCY. OR SOI '. CHAltJL MINO. A wot derful book; ii. shuws bow cither sex can fascinate any one they wish, instantly. (All possess th;s i.iower). It teaches bow to get rich, Alchemy. .Sorceries. Incantations, Jk-monology, Magic. Mesmerism, SpiritnfllifniMarriiege Guide, and a thousand woiuiers. "Maikvj tor 2'tf Address T. AV I L LI A M & CO.. Publishers, South 7th st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. McCollough HAS RECEIVED HEft t Spring and Summer STOCK OF MILLINERY GC0DS.
rpHE LADIES of Bloominel. n and vi-
J. cimty, are lavite.l to examine my new
stock, consisting of ; - f- - '
STRAW GOODS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, HATS, ETC. My stock will compare favorably with any in the city. ' - . ' . Particular attention given to Bleaching and Pressing. I nm at present located jut south of the C'olle'e Cair piw, on the .Rail .(.. M RS. A. J. McCOLLOUiH. Bloom ington, Int.., May 4, ISio.
rnil-E fITIZKN' of Tj nroo and adjoiiiJ ing counties will take notice that t have loaded the aKve Factory, and have purchased u ud added SEW IWAtHISSEIHT, hav put the Factory in complete ordor, ard am now prepared to Card, Spin ni l Weave, and hope to lu iibj to secure a lii-icral patronage. Having a thorough practical knowledge of the business in ill its different branches. I feel conlidciit of my ability te do as good work s the best. My prices will be as low
unv l'csi.otis; jle inctory i.;.-, t does
work well. 1. w 11 also keep a stock ot
Ciood- for i-ale, or to exchange for Wool.
Wo;,!, Cord-wood, Grease and Cnsli, will
be taken in ochai gc for work.
A'our pntro uago is expected, as I have
come to itav.
K.S. Cash pale for -AVool. SAM. J. SCHOF(ELI). Kllett.-ville, Ind. April 13. 1870.
NEW! NEW! NEW!
Summer Clothing..
OKALKR IS KVEBV STrt.K OH Ready - Made fiollilns, .ortli Side ol Ptstllc Squaic, BLOOMIXG TON, INDIANA.
the admission of water, and finally
expanded until its pressure is about tqnal to that of the atmosphere." The temperature of the air, it is asserted, is reduced by this means rearlv to Kero. tnd when it is con-
and when used.lcaves the hair is an i (;ueted ;0 apartment where admirable condition. j water is flowing the water is almost
A Willing Wines. Morgnntov.n. Morgan cc lnd.,1 Jun.?'20th, 11:70. )" J. AV. Shoemaker & Co. Gents: While in yo ircity Bloomingtoti), several weeks itgo, 1 was induced to buy a bottle Of ''Nature's Hair Restorative,'' as mv hair has been growing thin and harsh n the past two years. After coming hoire 1 applied the Restorative" according to directions.
and was never before so well pleased with
Sfhii'jreoii ienti.sl,.
DR. JOHN Kl'TT, late of Torre Haute, and of Robinson. 111-., tenders
his prof, s-ional A?rvices to the titizensof
the city of Bloom i igton, Alonrot, and ad
joining counties, rrom an expjrionco ot
several yisnrsj m tlio above nnwH places
he guarai tees idl taction ill all tiiies.
DkifOvvu K, will Dr. Cummins, on Notth .ollege Avenue. oo; '.17 'ii9-j'
Hoovei' &
.an.KD.
.TAf B. CKARK. anil fc
DEA LEJtS IS Fancy ail-StijiIe
M AN UP VCTURERS OP BIGGIES, CARRIAGES AND Spring; Wagons.
Bloomiitgtoii, - - Indiana. Ffltwen Yeitr experience in thi.i place nt ests the durability of our SvoTk. We wil bcvii ready this Spring a good assortment of the latest styles and of superior HnUl , and will - '
RNJ. McGKfc has one of the largest Ule pMfh of un ex perimont in tht.tTiedicine J stocks of Clothing, in his store, at Mie ; ,jn(, Th(( 8,ort hf-n lnv0 05,.ni t(, sjnr,
present tune, over orotignt io ine .;juii;m of Indiana, and he is selling thuni at lunch
lower prices than heretofore. He, has
Every Style of Cltothingr
itlen and iiovh.
Em bracing a full line of line and "doarm
out between in v thin locks, an .1' niy nsuallv
harsh hair hns become quite soft and glossy through the use of "Nature's Hair RestofUive.:' Send- me three more bottles' by the voting man who will deliver this letter, for which nlease find 3.09 enclosed. You may
Coats, Pants, Vests, Linen 8Hi'tS, j use my mime to recommend this medicine. TTndop Slnrt Dttiwr-rs. Sits- i if vou wish to. CliAS. T. i'AiliiwVN.
penders and Xtck-ties.
Especial attention i,s directed to a stock of
Mtm. rmr mm
recently purcliaseci, wmen coinprue i no latest and most popular st.fles.
"My hair was falling qfffl r usetl two bottles of Nature's Hi ic Restorative and it cheeked it at once. It
Genfs' Fariiivhlti Goods. At this store, a full ttae's of Gents' Furnishing Goods can alwayis be fountj the newest noveltiea being secured' as Tapir Iv
as thoy aru introduced in tile Eastern cities.
A good stock of Trunks, Traveling Bags and Valises, Always in store. 1 would call particu ar attention to the Bemis Paper Collar, of which I keep a full supply. I have, by far, the largest stock of Broad CIoIIin. t'assliiH res, Silk Tel veta. and Worn ted CioodM, Vhi.:h will bo cut and made up in the highest style of the art. BENJAMIN McGEE Eloominglon, Ind., Juno SO, 18IJ9.
OBO. A. 11UKKIUK. J.S.SMITH UUKTKH. gUSKIRK & HUNTER, xtor!VEVs at hh asi
Bloomington, Ind., office aorth side of the public piuii. We will attend to all business' entnts ed to our care, in the Courts of this Stat-'', mid j are also prepared to discount good and
eni paper, on reasonable terois.
JiejeranoM MefWs. Ale Dontdd & Roi.eb . Attorneys, Indianapolis; Messrs. Winslow, ! Ianier & Co., Bankers. Ni. 52 AVall street, '
New York; Mesar. McCidla & Co., -Mer
chants, Bloomington. Ind may!
ProvUloR Qtiajkfare. kef.
Mtixoiio JIull BaW.infi, Uloomlnton, - Indiana. Tie hii'he--. pric-i piud.fjr ;,11 kind jf
!.ri'da.c
Sale JiHJ jTinted t tUitict.j ruty a: tin oflfce. ' " "
Sell on Lihcvai Tenm,
OR MAKE TO) ORDER.
JAM KB IU'OUIsS. QUG0CS
N ICK. VAN HOR". k VAN HORN,
iHr Repairing pfomptly done. FOR CAUL Alt Wnk Wai'mntfd,,
and neatly
Finiftiini; ftnd Jiik Jbwingin W.Q, Fee's Building.'1 J F ' Hiar'J.Vtf
Attorneys ait Law, BliOOMIUdTtWV, IX P., i "ITTILL practice in foe Supreme md; V inl'orior CoiirU of !he HUtO, find in i the DistrM Court of the U-S. fojr Indinna. j Tlie colleofion of ofalm in any part of ;ho i Ktate, will receive promp-. attenuon. j Bloomington, Ind., Nov. 24, WJ-y j Posters dona or. white or colored pair, j at tlia Progress ofiic j. .
iinnedititetv frozen. It is added
that enernions llocUs maybe thus obtained if desired. We are glad1 to hear it. f.nd hope that the machine may be brought here at once. But it is valutible for another reasou,;ii)d t lis t is as a cooler of thcatreel iurches and other large rooms. How pleasant it will be of a hot night when scarcely a breath of air is stirring, to at once fill a church with a cooling breeze, and how convenient it will 3e if the minister is (lit!.!, or the acior is stupid or is murdering his part, to turn the crank a little faster and freeze him ir his trucks." What an inspiring influence a cold blast will have upon public performers wlo are not doinsf exactly ivhat is expected of them, ami how they will try to " warm up" to their work. Bring on that cooler, and if Wiodhausen's
j is clean,safe and efficient." Clement! invention is not a wind story, an ! ,r.n e a. ! imaiortalily of :amc awaits him. .
y iiiiuijiiiuiittiii. ytv riMWHimwi.-iii.
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A gentleman the other day stepped into tiie stcre of a Paris merchant, followed by a servant. The gentleman, who wore his right arm in a sling, was taken for a military pensioner, and the merchant gladly placed before him such articles as lie asked for. When he came to settle the account, however, he found he had not sufficient money, so he f.sked the morel ant to write a note
from his dictation to his wife, which he would send :o his hotel by his servant. The Merchant unsnspiciomily wrote as 1 e was desired, and on a sheet of paper barring the name of the tirm, tlese words: "Send, me immediately, by the bearer, 200 thalers. Yoiirs," Robert." He smilingly closed up the note with the expression : "Ah! then we are
jjaruesakes." The servant took the
note and sooa returned with the required sum. The gentleman paid for his wares, gave thvm to his servant to carry , tuul went away. Some hours afterfhe wife oftthe merchatit visited him, and after talking about sundry things, suddenly asked him why he had: sent fir tjiivtwp hubdred .tbakira. The man .was rendered speech iPss with jjt'o'tnshmer.t when he saw w'-iat a nhcac had beoti
piayea upon nun. Fashionable dames and demoiselles of Paris who had to be vaoinnated during the reeer treign of amall-pos, spared the disfigurement of their aroaii at the expense of their legs.
j There vpai&gret excitcca-jnt amoog the jDunger suigeoa1. -.
formity of the outlines,
Number one steps in. Perhaps he has just drawn up before the door, mounted on a load of wood or produce, and the following colloquy takes pi;ice: "Got any plug tobacco r "Yes." "Let'&.see it ; (takes a big chew) cut roe- off a dime's worth." The tobacco is cut off, as directed, when the customer walks off with the remark : "I haven't any money, bat am just going down town to sell my wood and will pay you as I come back." It is hardly necessary to state that the groeer never seiis him again. . Number tuo is a lady, and pursues a very similar line of preedare. She comes in and purchases a lamp chimney; then says, "l will just hand you this the first time I am passino 1 haven't the change now." The grocer, if he is a very modest man, does 1) of, in either of these eases, care to give expression to his opinion that anyperson, especially a ktdy, intends to swindle him forten esnts. So, being such a small matter, it is allowed fo go. The storekeeper frequently sees the lady' pass his establishment after that, but the matter of the ten 'cents' appears' never'again to occur to her. Number three pursues a somewhat different-course.. He is a gentlemanly appearing man, arid carries a great deal of "style.0 " He stalks in and calls for some first-class
"fine-cut." He is shown the article'!
and, by way of sitmple, lakes a
monster "chaw," then ejaculates;-!
" X OS; that is hrst-rate 1 must have
soriie of that ; I have nomoncy wltli 1
mo, or i d taue it now." He reayes the store, and that is . the last of cither of tobtceo or man. Number four asks for some firstrate onirics :' takes the laro;est of the
jpile, a:ul eats it up by wav of
sample, then smacking- his lips, expresses his delight. They are just what lis wants. He. will" send his basket right around". But the wise grocer sets the apple down. 'to, profit, and loss ace jiinf, not expecting (o see his easterner's basket or money, and he is net disappoiuted. v Besides th-ssey there -is stiJJ another olassy'who trade witli'h grocer to small amounts -for some time, until friendly relations and confidence rre 'established. Thou he re-' quests credit, for quite a bill, saving he has' run': a little behind, but1 will settle Saturday night, : sure. The grocer is in doubt, buti'-fiiiftlly' accedes to the proposition. IStrtard ay :n i ght comes, ..but: ;.t he creditor does not; .an.l the upshot of the mutter is tliai the; grooer -finds he has not only lost the amount of goods for which he had trusted, Hit also al l his li ttle cashicustotn, which had before b-aen coining in so regularly ; while the customer has thrns' ferred his trade to another establishment, where the process is repeated.
of this kind of oil, in tlrnt city, did not oniou:it to more than ten or til'toen barrels iper y3iw i K&w tlip annual sales amount to many thousand barrels, so that, with the exaeftion of Cleveland aod'Pittsbtirg, it is said that a larger quantity of-this article is shipped-from that market than from any other western city. Its central location and great shipping facilitie-seommend it to refiners generally, and the produet of nearly
evefy oil regwh in tlie land, is sent
ness, who is not healthy. Then
permit me to mention, from lonj experience, w'oat would : very far toward securing tltat inestiiuablft boon, health : one of tHe surest means i-s Temperance in all things, but especially in the use of intoxiMtSWBtfJSff Without agoing into, a long phjio'ogjcal ditieussion, I will merely mention a few facts which no phyaifl'aa of iBteUigewe will, I think, deny. -Our health depends; upon our having and keeping a healthy brain, stoiuach and hawt ; and i Jkeeplug theni:i this condition. If they are not primarily, or by.inheritance.sourrd, the more Dtv
I cessity not to viokte . jaws, the co
il Monroe Co. cWtlBcate. Kear Stlnesville. Monroe co. Tnd., June 2jth, ISilO. I Shoen.aker c Co. Gents: KeT.d me a a bottle of "Nature's Hnir Rest-rM-tive" by the bearer. Knelosed find $1.00. I have a neighbor who bought a liottlo at your Store week before- last, and if it is bulf as good as he says it is, every man and woman in 111., efiiint v wlin in irrnwino- en'tllH ,P is losinr?
the hair through premature jfeuttv, should! ... 1 ia . . I..,;- ... !
give n a vriai. ui iv rrtuiuo i-ny ..'.ti iu one-hiil:' what it onco was, I wculd not begrudge the price of a fat steer. ISToighbor Edwards says nobody oan sell bim anything else for his hair while ho con buy "Nature's Hair Restorative." Yon in truly, ANDREW J. MJBiflBILL.
Don't bis poihosted witb the st;.oky, filthy, dangerous, Hair Preparation!!, but use Nature's Hair Heatorativo. wbicll i perfectly clean and transparent and entirely free f rom .Ulilvwrou drugs. It will positively restore Gray Hair, prevenln the Hair from falling off, will calico it to grow when prematurely lost, removal, dt.ndrufl', and keeps thf head In a perfectly healthy condition. Try a bottlo and bu satisfied that it U tile greatest discovery of the ago. Shoemaker & Co., Sole Agent!, for Monroe County.
OSC. otm anoiner-Kioiii 'is t-irat iwr mixing and pniskirig.- 'It te located immediately above th$ general shipping room." AltogefclierjMf. Boyd's establishment is mtfclv lareer -than
;. one would -fittppese ' from simply1 passing it- nn Jhcfetfcet; Not only
is he prepare to snppiy the various products of Jnatural -oilf. tuil he pro poses to furnish all kinds of oil
known to thi! :rude-'s iard, sperm,
straits, bnak, OBin,.ooL and tanner?s. fie is not only a dealer but a . mnnuttcturer as well, his axle srrehse and some' of hi-oils 'beirrgf
prepared; in the city.' One- of his
Advertising Aphorisms. Ju-: dicions advertising.alSVay s pays. LarQ typs are Dot Becessary in. advertising. Blind people never, read tlie newspapers, If you. can aroqse qorjoaity by; Sn advcrtisefiiem;, it is a great .point gained. The fair sex dp not possess all the curiosity in the world An tudian . chief. onflQ tried: the' softness. of feathers by hiyinc fine
upon a rock, and . i;rctphu himself.
upon it. lucre, are some business men who try tlie vtie of advertising, 3p thftatnioiplan.:. - . It 18 true of ad vertiiiing as of anything else in. lite, that if auyhing is worth doiag.at aE,it is.worth doing well. ; . .-" .. lOou't expect an advertisement to bear fruit ig . one- night, like the
prophtit's gourd,, It will Imvesome
effect, but wc ibloW of an ax willuot fi'll a tree. -: .; i : ' :
Men who advertise hot onoe in
ure unable: to remember anything
longei: than Beven dtivs. . - "
'Quitting advertising indull tinves-'
is like tearing out a dam lieeanse the water is low. Either 'i 1,1 -prevent good times from over doming; I .' i mm ' ii A Bishop, who wa4 fohil of s'hootinar, in one of his Excursions met witli a friend's gamekeeper, whom ho sharply reproved for inattention' tn his relipotis duties, exhorting him jitrcnumisly to "' to church, and read his Bible." The keener, in an singry mood, responded, " Why I do read, my Bible, sir j hut I don't find in it any menViori of the Apostles p'ointr a shooting."' ' "No, iiiy good man. joti are right," said the Bishop, ''th'ij shooting was very had in Palestine, s"o tftey wefltsbiag insteitd."
there to find a market. . Qwiiu; to j'servaoce of which prevents them at
least from be. ojBiug worse. Alcohol a difiasible stimulanti wnsequenfJiy go. .very readily to the brain,' over-fed muTating it, and, in many cases thus bringing oa deHri im, and leads to more -or less permanent insanity ; or it fires the passions, deprives man temporarily of his reason, and rushes him into crimes, resulting frcm anger, lust, revenge, and a host of other outbursts. Scarcely a ' .sensation conveyed to that diseased brain is normal, scarcely a thought emenatiug from it is pure or jrist. How is it with the" heart. That rn'fisele has to contract and espanii from eighty .thousand -to one hundred' thousand tiiaes every twenryfonr hours, as lcn as wc"li'-e, ind, the least interruption s-oald speed iiy cause death. ' Aiechoiic stimulaiits" increase this action very ;much, just a$ in fever, and the eonseqacnee is a debilitated, worn out organ, long before" the period at which a healthy pereon:tuigkt expec1: this vital orgpn to evince unhealthy action. AH
this fact it is -claimed- that dealers
can tliere obtain-oi lit of, .every kind and Quality manufactured, and in ariy quntity desired, cheaper thaB at the refineries. Apprecinting the advantages of a raiiroad-center of this kind, in 1867, Dr. L. Wood nntt Enink A. Boyd, opened--a hease for the sale of oils, at No; -lo-8uuth Meridian street, undjer the style of Wood & Boyd. ; Sul'setpieariy they removed to No. 22 in the shine street, thus securing a more . commodious house, with the ad vantage of a wae room entrance ou Pearl street. Ii April, 18(39, Mi Boyd : porchased the entire. storey isiiroe which time he has carried -on his store alone, under the style of :Frauk; A. j Boyd. ,;. Upon . entering . the, front from J.feridian Street we cjonii into the office and sample, room. Here is to be found 'what is said to be uis fiuye a collection of sample oils as'can b'. shown by any other i irhouse in the j West. Immedidtely in the rear of this room is the axle grease and paint :ro0m, whicii of course, is well stocked with tliesrrSi'tkTes. ' ' Entering a celhVr from this room we come into the room used for storing bc-riztne,'giisoHnf -aiid ' bur'ning oils,extending front to the street Tlie ibenziiie, which is mosfjj used by printers, arid the gasoline, which, is used by Ward's pat sat fluid btirnr ers, must be well protected from
proximitv to'fire. Hence, he stores
powerful emotions j.re dangerous in heart disease, and. alcohol makes tlio emotions firfe acutely strong, ami' tlien oorresponuir.gly inertand dea.il. As for the stomach, it soon become. "burnt out," to Die a popular expression, like au empty vessel, under wjiich there is a strong; fire. The appetite for food ii!s, the secretions are for a time.,.over-stiu J-
lated and then reaction leaves a le-
them in this iT3f31ir. " "fn the rear ofj ficiencv of eastrio iulce. biie and
the axle grease robm, w come to pancreatic secretion ; natural npurthe laitj 'oil rdotn, arid'StrTI b the ishmenf is no longer . rated, or t!iretir 'of this yi enter : th'e: :generaj : gested if taken.5 tlie. Mood is im shipping rco ii, which alsb has ati povyerisbed of true nutrient partiele-i entrance frori Pearl stteet. "Be-1 or perhaps charged with fibrin and neath the general shipping room; we- foyer engendering material, results find anotAior rapacious' cellar,' which ! jUg possibly in .;inflamcd stoma;b
is iisod for storing vwmsbes, paint-?,: (gastrits) or. i
(gastritspr. iuflmaiatoiy action of. some o;tter oiaii. ChrQiiic disease supervenes,. if jjje lo,waward course tajiiin is pursued, and.tlie atieut is; claimed by death, and ae weshall show hereab'r, bv tlio devil. 2. "Jicghrdbiff Wealth. 'Young man, do you wish to ho wealthy:' Perhaps. you, only desire a competence and we !will not stop t(; d"scu5S i that, sis men woidd diftVr i"i that defiaitioii,'. varying from $300 0(i a year to ?30,0(W, or possibly $30),060. All desire the means of living comfortably ; but.no one oan have that or keep it. Ion?, with
out sober or industrious habits. The
.specialities is weol-oih "He minims I cost of drink alWe-fs very creat. as
itiiat this oil will wash out- easily ana has been shown by' many writei$ ; . .not:leav8-colc.r-ot-8io: 011 1 the finest f but tlie io. of time, cham.-ter iind tfilin Aiioihii ne.:.t'litv' is his l-i.lK'fc' -it
fabric. Anotriefi . spe.:'iaiity is his
lubricating oils. - It is paid that large' "iquatitities. of the lubricating oils which tu'a'how used; are made from the res djura or dregs of coal pihand are comparatis elv worthless.
Mr, Bovd niaiHitactiwers his own
Rubricating oils, and 'ilt gnaranteo
thorn and all - articles S(ld at his cstobllshinent, fid if goods are not as
represented, purchasers can- return .!.. ..1 i..v-:.h': n'..k....
of persiverauce is much
greater, arid jhese are ,weiil.:i of tho most sukstantial and .aluablc-kiud. Therefore if ye want even a moderat? eo.apatince, we must endeavor f 6 ire(ui.Te habits of teuijierance and industry. 3,- As Regard -Wisdon. 'Young man do you w'sh to be wise? Then abuve all rhiiigs kceii
iyoiu brain anti stomaeii in tiiat
them "and he rm pay ail 'Expenses ; sohnd condition that will send pura
iocupred.- The follow ing tibte from blood f o all parts of the body and the Western Afaehino or.k at" Irt- pure thoughts along every 'nervo dianopolis show how Ifis oils are re- that exocutoi the eon;mand of ti;o adkl athc.me. Thi'y S8YT "We brain, as thr telegraph w"!;-e s?;:vl; havti used-your- Banner Ijubricu.tirtgj its message t i family ad nation. Oil on our hinchlne-y Avhereiitir j The teVerod'br;;iii, stimulutcd; i speed Wrtges from 'O to'SOOO'rdO- draik, may make a passionate aj1 ? . :iIl..X!l lloi: 1 .... I ... "i..-.. i . . .. . 1
itiiion per minute. j,u ua3 ! cai ui a inrv to ciear a uiumeivr.
:heer heated -a journal or bearing;
it is entirely irt-e from gnm or grre ;
doeS riot chill, ind3,pi.a?tscally the
three monthti, forget that mostpoople tcheapt'St oil we haVe' W;t:.!
C-orhmg- mm men woo jiuye- ueu oils for wnny ycttrs; '.his:i:speafcs more than all we could say. . "' .id-difciort-to vr riotn kinds of 'oils, .fie is pipttred hi siipjriy uAviVty or grades of lead and pairi t'i; He'ficpp Pittsburg BafnMcir.'.i'id "Chtnii-pion-Ij!tAls. He also his the- tirafton 'Alirierat Pninf, a'ferj: the''rran-
don Colors. His colored paints h'v
IO Tjuirvi L'j sii.i,iiy u varifl 01 colors. ' in tvddifi(rV to'airthse1 he
on the plea of iasanitv or othet
ground ; but it: car never enact law that shall' stfift.the test of yen ; aud carry the nrirtest good to t!ui grout est Buinbw. ' If then' voir desir wilom, Ivs olK'riiiid'ig-ather Icriotrlcdgt: in rluS)i ing-time of lift!. I. WifJi Refcr-mec to yoia-' E'yfnaf, Weifstse. . ' . I 'eed seirwly ask you, do yu desirt'yrug rmir, alter leavitv; t.j.s .world," t ehffer t1e Kingd'.m oi" Httrroa?' I know yon do. T!i:c do not jwrsufr course whitih iv s .er to ewdtid. faxe:-- Rend, b i:l,;s rpany other pHssigr-s of, sinitl:- imflott, -the 'StxJilr chapter of Pit ?.
Before ..lostrjg;.. tJls' article. ; Avcf0i'nlthta,n, Ulji erse. ip -..
ifaiil tells u tltnt no dl-tiM!: Vn shall inherit the .Ki'bdMiit'f U.-1 ' Even' then iff vow arc Svvllih:' ' rr-
hits a variety of varhi$hes,th'e:qnality of which he guarantees. '- K' ", ... - .-.! I). - "I"' 1 '
will speak ot Goy pateut. Oil Can; and measure. couuVmed, ; which Mr, Boyd ir? .ieHiqj;. TJiifeifl-idly
a. . great iior-aYjr. : , : itt wejiaua'as
the pump can be detatoheci ir order I VA a.-Vm. i,-'ut t. i
vj yyiuit iiyj.i a uuiieu ii. 15 uijluc
(tarwtn.' h8aUhi.'iixtatiri i " x&dxr
the fluid as it is pumped out, -widi a(i'wi,riom, ten;fe"niul fr rriii;. . fiir
tbetidflenitig draught, which scurf
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