Bloomington Progress, Volume 19, Number 35, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 October 1885 — Page 4
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HiO & MISSIS3IPPT
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THE SABBATH.
Solid Daily Trains (each wnv) between CINCINNA TI AND ST. LOUIS. i Solid Daily Trtin-( each way) between i CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE. I Solid Dail v Trains (eacb v-av) between i AT. LOUIS AND LO LISVILLE.
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Change of Cars (or AST
ciaas or passengers. first Class, Second Class ami Emigrant Passengers, all carried on Fast Express Trains, consisting of Palace Sleeping Cars, tlegant Parlor Coaches and eomfortabls Day Coaches, all running THROUGH WITHOUT CHANOE. Only lO Honrs Time Between Cincinnati and St. Louis, or St. Louis and Louisville. But Four Hours t-Rettceen Cincinnati and LouisvUt. The Ohio A Mississippi R'way is the only Line beiween St. Xouis and OiueinnatS Under one management, running all iti trains through "tiOLID," and in consequence is the only recognized first class tonte between those cities, its Easy Grades, .Its Splendid Motivm tower, Steel Sails, Straight Track, and Solid Road Bed Enable the O. & M. to make faster aTerage time than any other Western Road. 9Ask for Tickets via O. & M. B'y.sl For sale by Agents of connecting lines East, West, North and South. W. W. PEABODY, President and Gen. M"g"r. W. B. SHATTUC, Gen. Pass. Agt. CINCINNATI, OHIO:
The Importance of a Christian
Being Also a Gentleman.
"THESE IS NO UNBELIEF.'
A Plea for "Personal Liberty" in iao-
lath Observance Two of God's Children, Etc,
Vnhrlief.
There is no unbelief ;
Whoever plants a seed beneath the sod And wants to see it push away the clod. He trusts to God, Whoever says, when clouds are in the sky, -Be patient, heart; light breaketb. by-and-bye, Trusts the Host High. Whoever lies down on his couch to sleep, Content to lock seme in slumber deep. Knows God will keep. Whoever says, "To-morrow," "The Unknown," -The Future," trusts that Power alone Re dares disown. The heart that looks on when the eyelids close. And dares to live when life has only woes God's comfort knows. There is no unbelief ; And day by day, and night, unconsciously. The heart Uvea by that faith the lips deny, God knows why. Edward Bulwer Lytton. A Christian Gentleman.
about it, and have often since prayed to God to make me a belter child. Well, you know the little meetings yon had with the children? I w-ant to
some ol tiiem, ana resoiveu tutu x
would give my heart to Jesun, but I did not. Yesterday your semon in church made me see what a great sinner I was, and I went to bed very unhappy last night, thinking of my sins and wondering if God would forgive me. I don't know how it was, but I think God must have awakened mo. It was in the night and quite dark when I nwoke. I thousrht of my sins, and then
thought of all you had taught me about Jesus. Then I got out of lied, and knelt beside it, and gave my heart to Him, and O, I am so happy ! And I have been awake ever since, aiting for morning to come, so that I could tell you." liev. Dr. Of. F, Pentecost TUB JIAGtlAGK CHECK. At Liverpool, after you have had everything formally overhauled in the custom-house room on th landing-stage in search of liquors, tobacco, or dynamite, or foreign-printed editions of British authors, and you find yourself
free to go on land with your baggage which has now become your "luggage" a sense of exasperating helplessness overpowers yoii. A polite official
(polite, but not as full of responsibility
as one would like to have him appear
under the circumstances) aaka you u
I TWO SOTEP MINSTRELS, ' Tho Have Won Fortunes, and What They Say About Stagu Ut'ri. From Stage Whispers. I "Billy" Emerson has rowntiy niftdo a phenomenal success in Australia, and is rich. Emerson was born In Belfast in IMS. Ho
Began his career with Joo Sweeney's iiun-
IiiYaliJs' Hotel and Surgical Institute. This widely celebrated institution, locatod at Butfalo, N. T., is organised with a full stair of eighteen experienced nnd skillful I liysicinns and Surgeons, constituting tho most complete organization of medical mid stirg cul skill in America forlholreatnientof all chronic diseases whether requiring m d. oal or surgical means for their cure. Marvel
ous 6000018 has i con achieved in tho euro of
ntrola in Washington in IKS". Later on bo i ,, tma, throat and lung ditaee8, liver and
.lumped into nroininpucu in (-uuuucuwu
O Oim GT ON B AR.
BVSKIRK A DUNCAN, Attorneys, Office in New Corner Building, pttairs. Will practice in all courts of the State. Special attention given to Probata business, and to collection and prompt remittance of all claims. LOUDEN J- MIERS, Attorneys. Office over First National Bank. All business of a legal nature given cateful attention in all courts. Real estate Titles carefully examined by aid ot louden's Abstract. A specialty made of the collection and remittance of claims of all kinds. MULKY PITMAN. Attorneys, will practice in the various courts. Especial attention given to colleet.ons, and to probate business. Office, Fee's corner, opposite the Progress Office. EOtfEES & HENLEY, At-.orneys and Collectors. Office In Mayor's Office building. Special attention given to settling decedents" estates, and to all kinds of probate business. Also, abstracting. EAST & EAST, Attorneys, at lw, Bloomington, Ind. Office, in Waldron's Block, north side square. Probata business and collections given prompt attenion. Will practice in courts of all ji-'inimne counties. Business solicited.
1 1 MESt f. MORGAN. Attorney. Offloo,
J West Side Block, no stairs. To the probate and collection business he will give special and particular attention. Business attended to in courts of
surrounding counties
TTTILLIAMS A MILLEN Attorneys,
VV Office five doors south of Hunter's
turner, no-stairs. Do a gensrsl collection
and nrobate business. Will practice in
courts of adjoining counties.
Si R. WORRALL. Attorney. Office
J. in New Block, up-stairs, over Mc Calla & Oo.'s. Will practice in all th
courts. Special attention given to Jrenion Claims and probate business.
RA. FULK, Attorney. Office in AU , len i McSary's new block, up-stairs over corner room. Special attention will
be given to probate business, and to the
prompt collection oi claims.
vfm rlafrirA tn lifivo vonr laniruace sent
Paul was one of those complete men, , T,nll A vrth wmrtarii. "No :
atrong, massive, persistent and Want it cheeked to London." "Checked,
ing, but delicately sensitive to wie . ? fi parion, sir; but you've got
to take it to the station, sir. Shall I
send it, sir? Check? Receipt? W'y, it's hall risrht, air. It'll be hup in no
time!"
Full of misgivings and the distrust
whioh afflicts strangers, unable to get your comforting bit of stamped brass
sensitive to the
finer throbbings of the life about him. In all the eagerness of his great work,
which led him from land to land, and from continent to continent, he never fortrot to be a gentleman. In all his
abuse and buffetings, in all his insults!
and wrongs, he never lost that delicate
thmurhtfulnesa for the feelings of I
others which ever characterized nun.
Faithful in rebuke, uncompromising in
file nroclaiminc of truth, he never oc
casioned an unneeded pain. .Mis epistles are full of expressions nicely
turned to save the feelings of some one.
Chicago Advance.
Sabbath Observance. Whatever may be the view of indi
viduals as to the sacredness of any day,
and the duty of ita strict observance,
the fact is patent that it is both im
practicable and impossible, if not un-
, to attempt by law to compel the
observance of the Sabbath in accord
ance with the personal views of any one class of citizens, however worthy. Each citizen is entitled to be protected in the observance of the Sabbath in
accordance with his convictions. The
general sentiment of the Christian
world has recognized the necessity of the suspension of business and the adoption of a day' which the large ma
jority accept as a day of rest arid for divine worship. Our Israelitish brethren abstain from general labor and
business on Saturday, and they are
entitled to protection and respect. In
fact, it is impracticable, unwise, and indeed impossible to regulate by law the religious observance of the Sabbath. General regulation for the pro
tection of society, and for the preser
vation of the peace and good order of the community, are eminently right and uroper. But beyond this it is not
or the assurance implied in a receipt, you go off to the Northwestern, hotel
and terminus combined, have breakfast or lunoheon, and find that your luggage
does arrive out of sheer forco of in
tegrity, you feel it to be and that you have to pay probably five shillings for it about twice as much as yoti ought to pay by rights, and about one-half
what you would have to pay for a like
service in an American city. One
would think that this would prove reassuring, but it does not. On the contrary, it marks the stage in your ex
perience where you find that the entire
care and responsibility for the trans
portation of y.our properties rest upon yourself. A porter approaches : "For
London, sir? First-class, sir? 1 es, sir r You go with the porter, who bundles the things on a truck, and deposits
them in the luggage van, or in the lug-
gaga compartment of the carriage in
which you secure seats or a compart
ment for London. A shilling compensates the porter, whose extreme defer-
,'nwanmb'a minstrels, with whom ho visited
Germany. Me visited Australia In lsri, and fn his return to America joined Havcriy a . fainstrels in Sau Francisco at SiOO s. week ! And expenses. With this troupe he played heforo her Majesty the Queen, tho Prince of iValos, and royalty generally. After this trip he leased tho Standard Theater. San Francisco, where for three years ho did the largest business over known to minstrelsy. Jn April last ho went to Australia tigain, where he has "beaten tho record." I " Billy " Is a very handsome follow, an ex-
sol out singor, dances gracefully, and Is a rue humorist. Yes, sir, 1 have traveled ail over the
World, have met ail sorts of reople, conio in !.nn.n with l uikIb if niictnmfl m,l had
M sorts or oxnerionoes. One muist have a
fxmstitution like a locomotive to stand it. : "Yes, I know I seoni to bear it like a major, and I do, but 1 tell you candidly -.hat with tho perpetual change of diet, water, and climate, if I bad not maintained my
vigor with regular use or Warner s saro
Bure, I should have gone under long ago. ( Georgo H. Primrose, whose namo is known jn every amusement circle In Amerie, Is lovon more emphatic, if possible, than "Billy" iEmoraon, in commendation ot the same artlelo to sporting and traveling men generally.
tomong whon it is a great ravorue. I Emerson h.ts grown rich on the boards
and so has Primrose because they have not (squandered the publio's "favors."
The Child Is Father of the Han., Ha was not President of the United
States then, although he afterward at
tained unto that honor. Ho was a lit-
.. . - . , , . J,
tie bov. and ratnor inclined to ue guuu,
labedient. and brieht. He loved his
mother and even maintained a sincere
irannact for his father. One evening he
he was about an hour or longer off
time getting home from school, and the 'eager maternal eye fell upon lm shirt ! . . '1 r. t I. If
ana as once aivmea tub ububo v. uo
Idntention. The other eager maternal
eye, for she had a little pair oi taem, saw the same thing. "Thomas," said his mother, "why are
von so late?"
"Lost riv jografy, an' had to go'n
hunt it." "Did yon find it ?" "Yes'm."
"O. Tommv. von left it at home this
it has been here all day."
"Yes'm. that's what I remembered I
done with it," "Tommy P "Yes, ma." "You have been in swimming. "No, ma'am !" very stoutly. "Tommv! Mother knows."
"No. ma'am!" with the air of a boy
whose position is unassailable.
' mn t .i.imitlr ill
.tommy, you nave ueau on u
the river, 1 can tell uy your suirs. 'Wi-rin. boas." shouted the boy, tri
umphantly ; "you can't play no turned-inside-ont shirt on me! You can't
Drove nothin' by that shirt.'
"Tommy, your shirt tells me every-
Ithino-!"
i "Tells nothin. I didn't take it off
: -when I went in !"
! It was many, many years after that i when Thomas Jefferson learned why
j he was fed on the skate strap of afilici tion that nicrht. in the entire absence
evidence to convict mm
kidney dbeasos, diseases of tho digest ivo OPgans bladder diseases, disease) peculiar to women, blood titints and skin diseases, rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous dobiilty, paralysis, epilepsy (hts uprrmalorrhsa, iinpolencv, ami Kindred allcctions. Thousands are cure-l at their homo through correspond
ence. The euro or the worst ruptures, pue
tumors, variorelo, Hydrocele, ami strictures
is guaranteed, with only a snort resilience at
tho institution. Hcnd 10 cents in stamps lor
tho Invalids' Cuide-UooK (W pases ), wmca gives all particulars. Address, World's Dispensary Medical Association, Bull'alO, K. Y.
Schools and Press of Mexico. It is a lamentable fact that but a
small portion of the Mexican people are able to read and write. Tho total number of illiterate persons is not definitely known, there being no accurate census returns to which reference
can be made. The most reliable estimate that can be arrived at places tho number at 7,000,000, or fully two-thirds of the entire population.
It is safe to say oi all tno uany papers
published in tho City of Mexico no one e i 1. jw,lof inn rtl fiftH nnnlAS
Jl tilt; III UUP t Lit V.tllvV'V" v. " " " i outside of the city of publication, while
it is more than probable that the combined outside circulation of all the
dailies will not exceed that number. I
have been in a Mexican city of 12,000 inhabitants where not a single copy of a daily newspaper was subscribed for by the entire native population, and where not fifty newspapers of any kind were received at the postoffice, except
those addressed to residents and visitors of foreign birth. Cor, Indiana
polis Times.
UfiAlilun VIlll-lll Ilcovry"
will not cure a person whoso lungs are almost wasted, but It is an unfailing remedy j
ftr consumption if taken In time. All drug
gists.
"Poets aro t orn," says a writer. So are other men, but when they get old enough
thoy generally reform.
It wou are Oj-Kpeptio, bilious, rheu- j matlo. coutv. debilitated, consumptive, con
stipated, or in auywio out of sorts, provido
yourself with a balf-doron bottles or im.
Walker's Vikeoah Uittbbs; take it twice
or thrice a dav. and l;ou flahtinu dUo me un
til you have not an ache or a physical trouble i of any kind remaining. The result is sure.
Why U a bnrer'.ar like a dog that tries to
catch its tail? Because uo goes around after
his swag.
AnvocATES of prohibition need have no fears
Of "I'BICKLV ASH 151TTEKS, a 11 IB a WCUICUW,
and bv reason of its cathartic properties cannot be used as a beverage. It is manufactured from the nurest materials, and acts directly on
the Livor. Kiditcvs. Stomach and Bowels. As a
blood purifier it has no equal. It is pleasant to
the taste, and efioctive iu action.
"None but the bravo deserve the fure,"
remarked the conductor, boldly pocketing
tho unregistered nickels.
INVALIDS' HOTELSURGICAL INSTITUTE :Wo. 663 Main Street, BUFFAL.O, N. Y. Wot a Hospital, but a pleasant Remedial Honae, organised with A FULL STAFF OF EIGHTEEN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Ami exclusively devoted to the treatment of all Chronic Diseases. This imposing Establishment was designed and erected to accommodate tho large number of Invalljls Tet everv" State "and Territory, as tvell as from many loreign lands, that they may raai'Jtn. the Staff of skilled s)celiuist la medicine and surgery Unit compose the Faculty of tins wKteb-celebratea incuiuuon-
A FAIR AND BUSI1ESS-LIKE OFFER TO INVAUUS.
Wo esrneslly invi:o you to see and .tamta.o ,or joHrscV. our Institutious . appltoce. "MASiS phronii- iHscascs. Hn' e a mind of your own. Do not iisten to or heed the counsel of Bkcptioai lnc nus rte;'Sn; and endeavor
iutei-estea ana cauuiu peopw wuk mo uuoih i. -
NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY XO SEE PATIENTS.
Bv our original svscem 01 uiuKuotjirj, wi.- ui urm. ti7 ...-m. diseases Just as suetKssruily without as with a personal cocauttatton. While wo are always glad to see cur mitlente. and become aequaluted with them, show them our institutions, and famillariz-J them with our system of treatment, yet we hate not seen one person in five hundred whom we have- cured. The perfect oeeu.wB with vrhleh scientists are enabled to dedu-.-e t. e most minute particulars In their several deparaneBto, appears almost miraculous, ii we view it in the light oi" tbo c.u-ly ages. for example; the electro-magnetic tclcgr .ph, tho greatest in ivntion of the age. Is its not a marvelous djirreo of accuracy which "11 Hbles an operator to t.i aetbj locate a f ructure in a snbmariuo nSl ncirly three thoussiud miles long Our vena-able "elerkot tho wcatkr" has bc!Oine so thmuugldy familiar with 1 he most wayward .tonenta oi mrturo that & can accurately .rinlict tlieir movements. Ho can sit in Washini.'ton ard f 'n tell !vhat tn" weather wiU bo In Florida or Now Turk s we.l as if .'iiuudUd miles did not inb-rvene Mnjlm and the
places nuneti. aim , . a v. - - - - --
"Z' I stein. From these scientists deduce accurate c-n-SlBMS OF I elusicns regardless of dlstancf. fo, alsc. .11; mcdlOiana Ur X.i .UaenseR have eerrelu uurarMaknblO
signs, or symptoms, and by teasoit of this fict, wo
nave nceu eiiuoici lm miiiiuiiiv .v-
of sufficient
i and when tho truth dawned upon him
i l. mnlA tlia TVanlaratlnn nf ?'nrfarAnd-
ence afifects different people in different henoe anlj invented tho shirt that but-
ways, accordingly as it impresses them j toned behind. Burdette, in Brooklyn
r , safe to ko. Much must of necessity be 3!??'. left to convictions of the indiJlual
as the afreeable politeness and thought-
fulness of an English servant, or as the
vile servility of a British menial, 01 arouses the suspicion that tboir "tip" has been unnecessarily heavy. Americans abroad differ greatly in opinion about these matters of detail
"Clearly," the American thinks,
"these people don't know how to travel
The idea of having to look arter ones baggage all the while! It is ridicu-
tl tate and insurance agent, abstracter of titles, and claim collector. Office up
stairs, over corner room m the Alien f
McNary Slock. Business solicited.
ARE TOU COIlVCi WEST?
To those who contemplate a trip to the West or Northwest this coming spring, we desire to suggest the advisability of making some inquiry as to the route they should take. In this connection we wish to call the attention of those interested to the real
inducements offered by the Direct VANdaTjIA Like in the way of quick time.
prompt connections and unequaled facilities
for the safe and comfortable trahsportau
of passengers of all classes. Bv this route
you are carried over the safest and best Railroad in the West You are
landed in Union Depots and 1
caps all annoyine Omnibus transfers.
Von can purchase tickets and have your baggage checked through to destination, avoiding all vexations while en route. If
ron are miner to travel it is to vonr advon-
tttee to secure the best, and if you are tick
eted via the Vanbama Short Like you are sure to get it. Residents of Bloomineton and vicinity
desiring to visit Indianapolis will find the
v and alia xtouTE via uieencastte juno-
tton the safest, the quickest, and the best. Application for rates of fare, time tablea, etc., should be made to the nearest Ticket Agent or to H. B. DERIS G, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Indian apoijs, Ixd.
ORCHARD HOUSE!
S. M. Orchard & Son PROPRIETORS.
Opposite the Depot, BloomiagUa,
r AMMafS fmt a 1
citizens, and that general respect for tho religions opinions of others which
forma the basis of evil as 'well as re
ligious liberty, which after all is the beat security for public and private
morality. Boston Budget.
God's Sparrow.
A good woman, searching out the children of want one cold day, tried to open the dcor in the third story of a
wretched house, when she heard a ut
ile voice say, "Pull the string up high ! Pull the string up high 1" She looked up aad saw a string which, on being pulled, lifted the latch, and she opened the door upon two half-naked children all alone. Very cold and pitiful they
looked.
"Do yon take care of yourselves,
little ones?" asked the good woman.
"God takes care of us," said the
older one.
"Are you not very cold? No fire on
a day like this?"
'Oh, when we are cold we creep
under the quilt and I put my arms around Tommy and Tommy puts his
arms around me, and we say, 'now I lay me;' then wo get warm," said the
little one.
"And what have yon to eat, pray?" "When Granny comes home, she
fetches us something. Granny aays
God baa got enough. Granny calls us God's SDarrows : and we say 'Our
Father and 'daily bread' every day.
God is our Father."
So the good lady that God sent fed
these little attic sparrows. Eemember
that not one of the sparrows, or the
children, or the men or the women, is
forgotten by Him to whom we say,
Our Father." Christian at Work.
Comeivfon of a Child.
f
?37hMisVuu.tw u&mit Owcaso Rtlte-' y v- s
I was at this time pastor of a large
church in Boston. Special interest arose among our people, and I was holding a few extra meetings end giv
ing some addresses to the children and
young people. I was greatly pleased
to see Lucy at several of the meetings,
fimiaff of her own accord. One Mon-
(ThiP.aS'n and LmiiSViUe. day morning, a week or so after this,
r ,irr.c,,.,m,-Ktn,i,itri 1 as I was going down to the dining-
room, she intercepted me at my study
door. I was surprised to see her down
so early, for she was not usually the
first down to breakfast. She came to
ward me with a strange eagerness. I saw by her face and the tears standing in her eyea that something ununnal had
happened to move her. I said, what
is it, dear?"
She made no reply at once in words,
but with a bound she flung 1 er arms
around my neck and began to cry and
sob, not as if in sorrow, but with glad
ness, hugging and caressing ma all the
time.
Presently she said: "Papa, I have
got something to tell you." I at once
turned and drew her with me into my study. And catching her in my arms
she sat on my knees, in the same chair
where a few months before shs had so
unwillingly sat to receive my rebuke
and instruction in righteousness.
"Now tell all about it, dear," I said
to her.
"Well, papa, you know how naughty
I was when von talked to ma here a
lnnir timfl aero. I did DOt lOMet it, I
Two Daily Fast Express Train in Each
Direction Between
Connecting closely with the night and day trains mt. tti foRsrt on fcl Great Tbrouch Trunk Lines
West and Northwest, and with the morning and evening through trains out of IuiaviIlo on the
Great t-outheni and southwestern uncs. This Ponnlar Bout-. now runs tho most com-
fortablrt coaches and Parlor Cars on day trains, and Pullman Slceners on niuht train, and has
only one change of ears to alt the principal towns and c ties in the North, South, East, or West. Se'l Through Tickets over all trie various crossina and connectinc railroad lines. nd check bag
gage through to passengers' detiti:mt:on, avoiding
tne a'sagreaemi-- annoyances w r.neoBing. too
dinger of missing direet connections, and the ex
pense and worry of tiresome lay-over on the journey. Low-rate, Land Explorers', and round-trip Winter and Bummor Tourists Excursion Tick
ets on sale in their resoretivo Hea;:ons.
Will chcerrullv Bive travel m fuil inforaoation
Jn regard to the best connections, the fewost
and easiest chonwa. ami th-? urat comfortable
and nlcas .nt rou'ce : and will im'sh Boilsoad
Map, Time-Table-! and fol.Iers, containing
much useful information to travelers, on appu-
cattou to TO S. BALDWIN, CABTF.B PEBKISG,
Four and a half hours later, al
Euston Square, the immense terminus of the London and Northwestern Railway in London, he has to identify his effects on the platform, where they are deposited immediately the train stops.
Each traveler picks out his own, 11
he is not promptly there to do it, there is nothing to prevent any one who
chooses to do so from claiming it and taking it off. This negative a ause is al
suoh enmity with his notions of public comfort and protection that it fills him
with indignation, and with a supreme contempt for the primitive 3ystem ot English travel.
"Why do they not adopt our Amen- . . . -T.. . tt 1. xL-
can metnoa? wnere is xiooie, ue
baggage-check man of Chicago? Why
does not that apostle of public welfare
come here and introduce the system! Look at the ambition of these people to be luxurious, the craving of them after every appliance and apparatus ol comfort! And yet they havij no baggage-checks." Harper's Maijazine.
A 1IXXT TO THE BOl'S. j I stood in the store when a boy camej
in and applied for a situation. j
"Can you write a good haad?" was
asked. I
"Yaas." 1 "Good at figures?" J "Yaas." "That will do I don't want you,'
said the merchant 1
"But," I said, when the boy had gone:
"I know that lad to be an honest, inf dustrious boy. Why don't you givij
him a chance?" 1
"Because he has not learned to sav
'Yes, sir,' and 'No, sir.' If lie answer
me as ho did when applying for a situa
tion, how will he answer customers
after being hero a month?
What could I say to that? He hai
fallen into a habit, young its he wan,
which turned him away from the first
situation ho had ever app.ied for.-
London Duii.
so miLvatoN thekk.
"The air is balmy with the fragrant
breath of zephyrs gently w if ted froih
the banks of violets away down South, said Horatio de Guzman to fair Editl
as ihev perambulated 'neath the elea-
trie light in Union Square.
"You don't say," she chimed m.
"Ah, I dreamed before I left the
Sunny South that 1 would meet son:
sweet cazelle in these northern clinvis
and pour forth my soul in ecstatic rhap
sodies."
"How kind in yon !"
"Show me the way, Ed:ith, to yotir
heart: how our souls may melt in con
genial flow, and feel there is no delu
sion there."
"Let us go to Ihe ice-cream saloon,
A'ew York Mail and Express.
Gen. Pass. Agent,
Chicago, 111.
Stu' i'.n Pits. Ag"!,
liloouungton ino.
Resident Dentist.
J. W.
A COS SOLI SO XUOtOHT.
"This chilly weather makes me thiilk
of mv poor, dead husliar.d, said
widow, as she sat down beside a latly,
close to the stove. "Ho wtis always
cold, uoor man. and he used, to wontller
if he ever would Ret warnnd throufilu
He was so miserable when he was co
poor man, but it is a great; comfort Jjor
me to feel that he is happy now.!
iChicufjo Herakl.
He who searches for wo::'ds to ololsie
OfBce t;i the Nev.
Qola's jfewk &oi:.
Itlovk ur. stairs, 0Tr
Ail work warranted,
his thoughts does not kiow ezaoi
have been Tory sorry wd ashamed j what he wishes to express.
Wims Rmhon liowman bron-'lit me tho Ath-
lophoros from vmi I was entirely helpless from rheumatism. It proved or Rival value. It had 1 , n .,.,.,..1.1 lw.i,;f
m uupieiiiHim , m .vj, . it tcm of determining-, with tne groatera accuraw, soothe, and give mo relief. D. L. Southard, j f lehni0 di.jcasea, without sceinif anl ipersonally
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examining our patients. In recognising diseases without nersonal examination of the patient, we claim to possess no fnSSous powVre. We obtalnTur knowledge of tto pationtj disease by the practical application, to the pract ice of ndW c incTof well-established principles of modern science. And it is to the accuracy with which this system has endowed us that we ow our almost world-wide reputnt ion o( skilUuUytreattor
through it, demonstrate the fact that diseases display certain phenomena, wmch, btinjt suhjecied to scit atine analysis, furnfch abundant and unmistakable data, to guide "Judgment nf tiiv. skillful nraetitkmerarisiht in dctermtnin
the nature of discasi.'d conditions. Tho mt ample resource for trf-atiVlinrmB or chronic diseases, and the great . . a tnaceffwlthTn tli.- easy reach of every myjlid. however distant he or she may reside from the physicians making the treat SS S KL a "ceialty. Pmters of our orW nal, scionUflc sys;em of e :.inimng- ami trcatms paUcnte ata Stimw arc contained in TUc Peoido's ommn Medical Adviser." By H, V. Piei-ce, M. D. 1001) Pages an over 3U0 colored and other Illustrations. Seat, post-paid, forSLSIL Or wrilo and dpscribe your symptoms, Inclining teu centals stamps, and a cmplcte treatise, on your particular disease. w lo sent you, wtth our terras for treatment and all paruculais.
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Ann nnir of IidoIx in saved every year by
using Lvon's Patent Metallic Heel Btillonuw.
Eagle.
Manufacture or Chemica's. A Philadelphia paper remarks that there are about 100 sulphuric-acid works in the United States, their respective capacities ranging lrom burning one ton of brimstone per day to a plant having a capacity of 510,000 tons per annum. It is computed that dur-
the present vear 395.000 tons of
acids will be produced. Ghiuber salts
are made mostly in the vicinity of Bos
ton. The ouanutv produced is not very
large. Very little bicarbonate of soda is imuorted. Formerly all the soda
crystals were imported. Now a considerable quantity is made with inisorted soda. Soda ash is mostly inv
ported, although at a print-works on the Hudson Biver it haa been made
quite recently by the Le Blano process Two ammonia-soda works aire in opera
tion in New York State. Tin crystals are mostly produced in tho neighbor
hood of New York and Boston, tatan-
nate of soda, silioate ot soda, and iron salts are made near New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. A (rood deal of the
sndaa are imported. Bioromate of
potash is prepared on aa extensive
scale at a works in Baltimore. Acetic acid is prepared mostly in New York
and Philadelphia from the distillation
of wood. Nitrate and muriatic acids are made principally in ths New York and Boston districts; so also are mixed
acids. A Reflection on Smythe's Veracity.
"Seen Sanderson around anywhere?"
asked old man Sinythe of Murphy. "No: ain't he at his grocery V
"No, he ain't there; he's hidin' away
frnn me. That's what he s dour.
"Whv: what a up 'tween you and
Sanderson 1"
"He called nie a liar, and I'm goin'to
lick him for it
"Ain't vou mistaken? that's the first
time I ever heard of Sanderson using that kind of language. He's a very
gentlemanly fellow."
"Well, he didn't exactly call me a liar in those words, but I didn't tumble till I got home and asked my wife about
it" "What did lie say?' "He said if he should raeot me and Ananias on the street he could'nt tell tother from which. Ain't that an in-tmltV'-Brooklyn Times. Religion Once a Week. There is something terrible in this. God's house stands barred and locked all the week. It looks down upon the heedless throng that over passes by, without one rebuke for their heedlessness. Worse than th's, it seems to teach that religion is not a part of life, that all the doors of industry and commerce and amusement must stand wide open daily, but the church door must be swung open only one day in seven. Why should men givo any heed to the mute exponent of Christianity that looks down upon them, with its carved doors, and pictured windows, and sculptered stone, but showing no sign of life ? Ch u rclt ma u SI ill Practiced. "Whnn I was vonncr (that was forty
years ago, Bromley), the doctors bled a follow for almost every ailment. It is
that the beastly practice has been
abandoned. The blood is the life, you
know and Tho fashion is still in vogue,Mr. Dar
rintrer. I get bled regularly every
Hummer."
"You don't sav so ! Where? In the
arm?" "No." "Tn the foot?"
"No; n' the seashore." Philadelphia
Call. Jla cli-Jlaking in a Hurry.
On a recent trial a cedar log twenty
feet long as taken lo a California Mutch fiietorv, and in exactly thirty liiinuleH as sawed, split, clued, dipped
in sul i.imr. libeled, and the matches
boxed ready for shipment.
I i is not necessary to threaten a bad uati. For his own misdeeds threaten .inn ilh a worse punishment than you
can inibct.
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Complaints. Hops & Malt Hitters is a Vee"
table compound, it lsaiueau-iiivuw a - i r.w,,.. nrlnlr. Tt diSers as widely as does
d -iv and night from the tliouJud-aiid-oiie mixtures of vile wllky flavored wtth uromatlca. Hops Malt Bitters is recommended by Physicians, minister and NuraeasbeiiiKthe Beat Family Medicine ever coniDOunded. Any woman or child can take it.
' From my knowledge of Its Ingredients, under 1
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home nhvsicl ins) has the bonelit of a full Council, composed of SvsSSis i Our Dcparuncnt and iwms tor ladies to the Inv'uWHoU't; and fcurgical lnsUtute aro so arranged as to bo lvi n.rivateaiid Sea&)m the annoyances so common fa other Institutions; Send t-n cents in postage stamps for our largw tmnteto treatise on Diseases of Women, Illustrated with numerous wood-cuts and colored plates.
PILES, ill SHU. ana oitHT w cases altwting the region of tho lower bowel, are latffelv treated, and w. th marvelous success by 80,'cialktp. who give their whole time to the study and treatment of this class of affections, we never fail to cure pile tumors, however large, wnenttj patient can come hero for treatment, we Will
kinds oi appararcs ior nio s.piiuchkuu m y . imnrintoo a cure. atomizations, pulverisations, inhalations, and ah other forms ot . u,na3y " or sutferinc humanity, a method of treatt has
noen uertcctcu auu luumuuuv waiwiuvut uiw..w-, . iiifrom six t , liftcon days radical and perleet curesof thow forms of piles arc effected without causing any eeveresufferinsv Said ten cents in stamps for our large illustrated Treatise on Piles.
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RecogniziiiK tho fact flint no frrcal institution d;d cas-.-d exclusively to t le treatment of chronic diseases, wou.'.d meet, the needs of tho afflicted of our land, without the most perfect, complete and extensive provision for the most improved treatment of disease of the air-passagcx and lungn. such as iirnnii- Niiat Catarrh. I,aryna
Ills, Brouchltis, Asthma, and Consumption, wo have mado this branch of our Institution one ot tho teadiur Departments. Wo havoc -very kind of useful instrument; fjr cramming-
Nasal, Throat and Lung Diseases.
Pile Tumors.
AnnMtvn,! mulmiritil ntmlinfltirwi
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Diseases of Digestion.
chitis: price, postpaid, ten cents: a treatise m .vraa, or Phthisic, giving new and sujceesful treatment; rilcc, postpaid, ten cents; A treatise on Chroalo Nasal Catarrh, price, postpaid.
two cents. , ... , ,,, n k
stiiiaic Constipation, Chrouic Diarrhea, Tape-worm, an i Umtlred affections are among those chronic diseases In the successful treatment of which our specialists have attained un aaratloled suceeis. Jlsny of tbo disni nir-erinor the liver ard other otous con
tributing In their functions to tho process oC digcslion, aro very obscure, and aro not inf recently mistaken by both Inymcn and physicians tor other maladies, and treatment is employed directed to tho removal of a disease which does not exist. OueCompleto Treatise on diseases of the Digcstivo Organs will lie sent to any address on receipt ot ton cents in postage stamps.
BRIGIIT'S DISK ASK, MIA BK ana
Vinurit I Kindred malalics. have been very ti.rg. iy ireuicu, nlDNEl I andoureseffecicdlnthousanlsof ciisef which hail
practico of chemical analysis and ni:.-iis;opicaI examination of tho urine in our consideration
cf eases, wltn rcierenee ro cjrreei, ujibuusis, hi
I I bow long standing, of what size, or what theam 1 QllDTIiOC I of tho patient may be (if not under four years), is I nurlUnt. I Hpccdily and radically en rod in every I. I ease undertaken by our peillj without tlio Hnirc, without aependeuee Rs trasses, without pain, aud without danger. Timnui luiiu There is no longer any need ol .wearing clumsy, THROW AWAi awkward, chailng, old trusses, which, at'besr, give Tn toore only paitial relief, which never cure, but often inflict I BUSSES, groat Injurr aud induce inflammation and etrangulatinn. from which thousands annually die.
There is no safety in depending upon any ina ui i
HOT though, no doubt, every "'"'.'"'iwaS'Jvfi?
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which our institution loug niro became famoua, has naturally led i character that no other plan of treatment 5uU pWy ttjvj
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to a. very extensive pmccico in diseases of the uvinarj- organs. Our specialists hove acquired, through a vast and railed experiavn.tiuuj in itntWtflitlinD- tlt, P TiXft IlitirC Of CSCh
ens", and, hence, have been successful in riiccitf adapting then: lvmcdies for the c uro of each individual case. The treatment of diseases of tho urinary organs having- constituted a prominent branch, or specialty, of our rraetice 1 at tbo Invalids' Hotel aad Surgical Institute, and, being in constant receipt of numerous inquiries for a complete but con.iso worfcon the nature and curability of these maladies, we have published a large illitstrated treatise on tlieso diseases, which will bo sent to any address on rjcolpt of ten cents la postage stamps. ivrt.tMniiTinil Of THE
ULADOF.It, Gravel, Enlarged Prostate Glnud, llctontloiti at Driuc, and kindred affcetpms may be included among thoso. in tho cure of which our specialists hive achieved
marvelous success, rneso are tuuy irraieu ui t. ...... in, ,t.-,i,.l i,A,t,hlAt-. im TTrln;irv Disea S.
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8TKIIVIIHKS Jlixo eniinaai f TUtiJE.-Hundri.'ds of cases of tha worst torn; rtl at.Jtii,ne mnnv nf them ffivjlllp flflrtrrftValed
hv the rain-less use of iiuitruinenls ill the hands
I nf innrnni-ieiuHHl iilivnu ianH and mi rsreonH, caus
ing false passages, urinary lisiuhe, aud other complieitions, anmiStv Snsult ius for relief and cure. That no caso of this class Is
too diftleult for tho skill of our specialists is proved by cures rcuorted in our illustrated treatise on these uuladics, to which wc rofev with pride. To intrust this class of ensct. to payslc!ans of small experience, Is a dangerous proceeding. Msnv a n-an has bei'ti ruined for life by so doing, while thousands annually lose their lives through unskillful treatment. Setjd partk ulars of your case and ten ecnbi in postagt- stomps, tor a large, illustrated treatise containing mimy testimonials.
Epllopiiic Convulsionti, or tu, a-n-ralysls, op Vaisy, Locomotor Ataxia, s-t. Vilns's DaiK-c, Iuwoiunla, or inability t-t sleep, and threatened in&init.-. Nervous
; Uobilliy, arising troiu oveititue.;-, . 3cwsi other caus, cud every variwy of n rvous iitrcc-
.t. nwi Uv ,,nt- fit,v. rtlKr? tor rliee uis-
CHtscs with a measure of success heretofore regarded 11s nmirmstble. See numerous cases reported In our different 11 nstrated pamuhletson nervous diseases, cny one of wluo'i will b?sent for ten cents in postage stamps, w:ien reipiest for tliem is r.ccompanie.1 with a statement of a ease for consultation, so tha-: wo may know which ono of our Treatises to send.
SO atari singly previueiu, mv ninae i-ueum,, weases peculiar to females, and ec- famous havo our institutions become icr their cure that wo ma L.tir ,i.m iiltllmHl In eiffftti. inK-iiil deoart-
Ufnurii I ment, thoroughly orminlzed, and devoted c.rnUMtn. I cht'irdy to the treatment of tlwae eauea. Tho aanaMl nhcsieimm it nd siirceons In tiiis Uonartmout
have made these delicate diseases their sole study. . Hundreds aro brought to nir institutions l.:-om ftu distant states on beds, un.t thev o home well mid strong. Kvery case consulting our specialism, whether by letter or 1.1 pfrson, is riven the most careful and considerate attention, --very important case (and wo get few vrbtoh have not already bailled the skill of all the
fiuMeeded, every case tovhich this prfectcd syaem of trtatment Im blcn thoroughly 'applied, has beon perf U" few days residence at thu lavabds Hotel and Surgical institute is UTbS'nt references, by pcrmisBfcffl of those whom we tawo eunxU win. he furnished to any one wishing to call upon or write lhAn"inusfrated treatise on Rupture sent to any address uses receipt af tencente. A,wntv, premature
decline of the manly powers. Involuntary vital losses, and kindred affections, are speedily, tnoroiighly and permanently cured. . To those acqualntcl with our institutions It M hardly necessary to say that tho Invalids' hotel and
Surgical Institute, wun tne orancn asmuimntmrv
3 siw uxtora street, i-onaon, coishukh mt
1 . , ..1 . Wn
i".. ,...i..,..,.l fl.o ineHnn nf hpina- the most 1
tivauncio- auu t-uiv i ,-. ---- vl,
(Delicate Diseases.
I Nervous I
I DISEASES.
Diseases of
lnibsci-euons ana pernicious. suaq pi - Wo, many years ago, estabhsiu-d a special Dcpartoent for aj treatment of these lisrases, under the management of some Of
tile IHOSL BRHIllU lJi eit. itttia n , v" 1 ITS i iB that all who apply to us might ivct ive all the advantages of a nut Council of the most experienced medical men. tur flrrrn Wo offer no apology for devoting so much aJBWE UFFEBtion to thb ncslectcd class of dlk-ases, bchvto ti , ', ' no condition of humanity Is too wretched to merit NO IPOLOGY. the sympathy and bcst Be,rvicesf of tl btepro-
list-iXtZt tLm umois-nW.y " ?' i',anh,nESf o ndoing gCKd, and tdlevlatlng suffering, should ahjaa euchCBM, . ..Sol iin1io-h.o. Whv any one should consider it otherwise
mankind there i are protatbly none about which physicians in i
M'SuvkTwit.Vto think i n ivm-..aeh to our profession that this subject hasj hem S"mtteda, measure W firm fe1,'.? Wa hands of unscrupulous pretenders. Because the subject SSSreclble, rouim-lent Wsicituts aro loalh to couewncd. wtth tt. The same imm-o ssaA- lostidlausne. causes the treatajent of this malady to be avoided in private prw tlee. , . wc shall, theifore, conttnue. ns ''w 2 best consideration, svmpithy. end skill, all applicants who smso ft ring from any of t bow delk-ate dteeasss. -,n-jum m am Our Complete and Illustrated Treatise on these subjects SISBBS to any address on receipt of ten cent ! in stamps. . wTham In "ccedhw paragraphs, made ntentlou of some o thoepceal ailments to winch put leu r 'ntton is vot by the s-K-ct alits at the Invalids' Hotel and taurgical Institute, St tne institii ion abounds in skill, facilities, aud apparatus for the succcful treatment of every form of chronic ailment, whether WORLD'S DISPENSARY HED1GAL ISSOCIATIOII, 663 Main 8 treat. BCFTAXiO. IS. 7.
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