Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 June 1896 — Page 4
fHE BANNER TIMES. GKEENOASTLK. INDIANA THURSDAY JUNE 11
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If You Would Only Use Good Judgment In Writing Your Ads And in Putting Them in the Right Medium.
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A Con>in*rrl*l Tradition Which Has Loci It* Force In New York. For tho piirpoiww of retail buHlncs» the two sides of every thoronghfere were for merly thus divided: Tlie left hand side, gohiK north or the rlftht hand side roIiir south along any br<vnd street or Hvonno of | New York was the “dollar" or more profitable side, and tho right hand going north | or the left hand going cast was the shilling side, devoted to less productive business matters and depending chiefly upon tho patronage of persons of more modest In-| conies and slender purses. In the early j commercial life of New York city the west side of Broadway was considered to be the more desirable for retail business. Tho 1 stores upon it paid a much larger rent than those on the side opposite, and not only was this tho case, but, as the New Yorkers of a goneratlon ago remember, the west or "dollar" sido was tho more popu-1 lar for pedestrians, especially during the i promenade on fair afternoons. An icono- I clast of mercantile customs ami traditions j was tho late A. T. Stewart, and it was his | constantly avowed belief that a rule of | business or affairs which had no other! backing hut that of usage or precedent did j not amount to much and could usually be j i overridden to tho advantage of a pioneer ] against it. Tho present Stewart building | at tlie corner of Broadway and Chambers struct is on wluit was tho shilling side of that thoroughfare, and when Mr, Stewart determined to move his dry goods ostab- : lishmont up town ho chose by preference ! the location at Broadway and Tenth street, also on the shilling side, and built there, i contrary to tho views of his rivals In tho dry goods business. But Mr. Stewart's departure from tho unwritten business rule of years did not abrogate it in the dry goods trade, and the preference for tho dollar side and tho prejudice against tho shilling side survived | by many years the use of shillings as a moasuro of purchasu in dry goods stores. Little by little, however, the once unwritten law of retail trade has fallen Into disuse, and now tho right hand side of tho public thoroughfares in New York devoted to store purposes, if not quito ns good ns the left hand side of the same street, is, among real ‘-state men and retail dealers, considered to be marly as good.—Now York Sun.
One Nww Yorker Who !■ Engaged Escloalreljr In That Occupation. There are many men, and their number Is constantly Increasing, who are shaved at their homos dally by a harbor who comes for that purpose, and so there is a considerable number of barbers who do more or less of their work away from the shop. But there Is perhaps only one man In the city who Is exclusively a visiting barber. Most of the work done In houses Is performed before 10 o'olock in the morning. This harbor has a few such customers whom he attends to before that hour, but most of his work is done in down town business offices between the hours of 9:30
a. m. and 4 p. in.
Ten years or so ago the visiting barber, then having a shop In a down town street, | went out one day to shave a customer in his office, a wholesale business man, who was too busy to come to the shop. There- : after he shaved this customer regularly at his office, and from that beginning grew his preneot trade. As outside customers oanio Ui Mm lie attended to them all personally, and Anally, about three years ago, he gave up hto shop altogether am) has slnoo devoted himself entirely to visiting work, which he finds more profitable. His customers are chiefly among wholesale
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ENTIRE ARMY LOCKED UP.
Balvatlonista Having Trouble With Pecutuf (Ilia.) Authorities. Decatur, Ills., June 11.—The entire Salvation Army, numbering about 30 persons, was arrested last night and looked up in tho eity prison. Tins is the culmination of a crusade which tho city began last week to stop the open air
H • U. jQti ij Hand es the lllgnesi
meetings of the army under the ordi-
drugmerchants. For years they^all wtj -0 - nance which prohibits the blockading
of streets and causing a nuisance. Last
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The Russian 1 Vii.ttntV Faith In His Bovereigii’n Omnipotence. A man who was present at tho coronation of the late czar says in Lo Courrlor des Ktats-Unls that ho has kept like a never to bo forgotten vision tbo memory of tho ecstasy of tho crowd prostrated at the threshold of the church where the holy mystery was taking place. "I recall,” ho odds, “a certain little old woman whose extraordinary fervor drew tears to our eyes. Over her dirty dress she carried a ragged bag, which contained doubtless a piece of black bread. She was evidently from some distant province and had boon walking for a month or more, living on alms, sleeping in a stable with the cattle, impelled by a mysterious force. Perhaps she was fulfilling a vow, perhaps her poor disordered brain pictured Moscow ns a place of felicity, a paradise, where the unhappy would bo cured of their sorrows. Squatted in tho mud, her hands clasping a shepherd’s staff, she was gazing fixedly before her. Her wrinkled face of waxlike color was transfigured with enthusiasm. Her lips murmured a prayer, but her eyes were gazing into heaven. There was in this eye a superhuman expression, sad and serene at the same time. This woman was dead to all thought, to all sentiment of real life. She existed us In a dream. Touched with pity, I approached her and slipped a ruble into her hand. Without a glance at him who bestowed this fortune the old woman evidently believed that a mlraulo bud been accomplished. Tears ran down her cheeks, and she extended her arms toward the father, toward tho czar, to whom she attributed this benefit."
A Mystery Explained.
Tho following is said to lie the correct
Celeron, X. Y., on Lake Chautauqua ; version of tho manner in which the late June 21 ami 22. return June 30, $14.23 shah made tho acquaintance of tho boy Dayton, O., June 23 and 24. return “"'pulun who »e presence in England ex-
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F. P. IIl'EKTIS, Agt.
cited so much interest:
Some years ago ids majesty was out in tho mountains lion hunting when, in tho evening, a terriflo thunderstorm came on, with tlie result that lie had to seek shelter in the first house or hut to which ho came. This happened to bo tho bumble abode of a shepherd, who had hut one child, a buy. During tho night the shall heard tho child cry, and feeling uneasy his majesty left his room and visited tho child. Scarcely, however, had ho loft his apartment when the roof gave way and fell upon the bed upon which ho had just boon lying. Had the shah been there ho would hove inevitably been killed. Ho wu$ much startled and attributed- Ids deliverance from a violent death to tho boy, stating that tho child must have boon inspired by Mohammed. Tlie following morning the shall directed that both tho boy and Ids father should thenceforward remain in personal attendance upon him. Tlie boy then became known throughout Persia as Aziz Sultan, or tlie “sultan's darling." Tlie shah never went out without the boy. The father was subsequently promoted to high rank in tho Persian army and accompanied the shall in his east European travels.—London News.
but then a wholesale leather merchant was added to his list, and ho lias now a num-
ber of customers in tlie swamp.
Those customers did not all desire to be shaved at tlie same time, and so it was comparatively easy to make a working schedule. Tho barber appears at the office of each customer at tho same time dally. The places to be visited are all pretty close together, and but little time is lost in going from one to another. Partly for that reason and partly because tho work is done on six days in the week only, instead of seven, the charge for this work is a little less than for work done at homo. It is ta week, Which, however, includes liair cut-
ting as well as shaving.
The object of the business limn who is shaved at his office is to save time. T it) object of the man who is shaved at homo is both convenience and comfort. The
man
ways to bo shaved by the
barber whose work lie likes and whom he has picked out himself. Tho barber eonies to tho house seven days In the week at the same hour dally. Tlie ruling price for this work in the very best shops is $15 a month. Some shops do the work for $12, and it Is
sometimes done for $10.
The man who pays $15 a month for tho barber to come to Ids house pays that for a daily shave only. Hair cutting and other work are extra. For hair cutting ho pays 75 cents. If he has his hair cut two or throe times a month and has any other work done, his bill may easily reach $18 a month, which is n figure not unusual. It may come to more than that. If tho barber has to wait, no account is taken of a detention of a few minutes, but if he has to wait half an hour or more tho time is charged for at tho rate of $1 an hour.—
New York Sun.
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night the army went out on the street and held the usual meetings, stopping on a prominent corner and attracting a big crowd. The police then made tho arrests. The merchants in front of whose places of business the army stopped were the first to enter complaint anil appealed to the city to stop the meetings. The officers gave the army
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the privilege of parading, but ordered it Y''iT.'si.i’. 1 . 1 ! 1 . 1 ’ 11 ' "i 1 , 1 ' 1
not to stop iit.vwhere. 1 -.i.x* *»«rc*U AkfllMMl.
Washing kin, June 11.—The case of Captain A. V. Reed of the navy, which has attracted widespread interest in naval cireles, has been settled by his retirement under the 4U years’ service
action was taken by the
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1 1 motion a report was made by a naval
board.
WHERE WOMAN ISN’T APPRECIATED.
When Bh<> (loci With a Xian to Help Iliin
Huy Cloth,-» For Hlimwilf.
His wife was with 1dm, and it took tho clerk two hours to sell him a suit of clothes, during which time lie tried on half a dozen suits and overhauled a dozen more. It wus only a $15 suit ut that, and when the man and ids wife had departed tho clerk gut himself excused for ten minutes and went out and blew in 15 cents out of Ids small salary on a Manhattan cocktail. When ho got hack, he was feeling bettor, but there was still trouble enough on ids mind, and out of the kindness of my heart I gave him an
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Dim a v\ uli Gcuoral Weyler.
Havana, June 11. — United Status Consul General Lee dined with Captain j General .Weyler, sitting, at his host's right hand, while Mr. Williams, the j returning consul general of tho United States sat at his left. General Weyler's other guests were Spanish officers, j v. There was a courteous exchange of hope j N ) for the conclusion of pc:ice. Captain N ,'J General Weyler expressed a desire to visit the United States and Consul General Lee offered to accompany him
should he decide to do so.
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opportunity to vent Ids feelings. "I would liuvo sold that niun a i
Slater of Zellu Nicolaus Hying, Wabash, Ind., June 11.—Mrs. Ettie Wetherbee, sister of Rozelln Nicolaus, has been brought from the Central Hospital for the Insane at Indianapolis to the homo of her mother, Mrs. Wesley Lytle, this city. She has boon dangerously ill, but is somewhat improved, but her death is a matter of only a few days. Since she entered the asylum Mrs. Wetherbee has become very devout and is now a member of the Seventh Day Adventists.
suit of
clothes inside of ten minutes if It hadn't been for his wife,” he said, "and it wouldn’t have boon u $15 suit either. Tho floor manager lias got a grudge against mo. Ho always calls on mo to servo a man when there is a woman along with him. if this thing goes on, I'll throw up my job. Harder to sell a man when he has his wife or sister or sweetheart with 1dm? Why, there isn’t any comparison. Tho woman goes on the assumption that the man is an idiot and doesn’t know what he wants, anyhow, and that we are trying to swindle him. And tho worst of it is you’ve gut to protend to ho amiable, or she complains, and then you get fined or fired. I’d rather wait on a dozen men than on one man with a woman along who lias gut a proprietary interest in him. Women ought to bo charged a big admission fee to compensate for tlie trouble they make when they come into a store like this.”—Now York
Herald.
Sec,mil District For Sliver. Vincennes, Ind., June 11. — The Democrats of the Second congressional district have nominated for congress Robert W. Myers of Bloomington. W. A. ^Culkip of this city and John H. O’Neal of Washington were chosen aa delegates to the national convention. W. L. Stinkard of Greene county was chosen state elector. Resolutions were unanimously adopted farming the free and unlimited coinage of silver at 10 to 1.
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Toad PnUoD.
poison" is a white, highly
Tlie Factor of Safety lu Xlicycles. Tho manufacture . f tho modern hicy-
Tho toad’s
acid fluid, which Is secreted by tho glands of tho skin of its back, and through two small eminences just behind Its head (not from Its mouth) the animal cun eject tho venom. This white fluid is alluded to in
the Galloway ballad of "Robin a Hie:" The milk on the tael’s buck I wad prefer To tbo poisons in his words that bo. The secretion no doubt helps to protect
tho toad from many of its natural enemies —birds, lizards and so forth—but not from all. Both hedgehogs and snakes devour toads with Impunity. A dog will always refuse to take a toad Into its mouth, because the secretion from tlie creature’s glands burns Its mouth ami lips. If tho venom bo injected beneath the skin of a
dog, it will cause great local inflammation,
.no omy- with repeated vomiting mul convulsions, clo presents one of the most complex and i L', 1 ‘J 11 ? 011 ' , n
delicate problems known to mechanics.' , 'I' 1 *’ the poison on human beings The riwHon is tlmt what scientiststorm tho s * mi( ‘ Man,0 ‘ Frank iiuckhiml 1ms "factor of safety” la lower in the bleyolo | st,,r >'- r, ' lul ‘' d to l,l, » 'T “» Oxfordshire ! th
than In almost any other mechanical prod-
IIig Four Ilooic Su,kern’Eh To sonic Kentucky uni points, to nil in iiits in 11"! Mississippi, A. (’. in,! 15, 18, diilv 8, 7. 2 i an I 2!. plus two dollars. Louisiana on >o.i. I’. « fayette June 8, 9. 22. 23. h and 21. One fare piiD t'vmto Arizomt. Arkans::-. i '1.. Kf Mo., Oklahoma, S.-utii 9 Utah, Wyoming. June \: li, 7. 20. 21. Due i re plustl 11.quire for par'iculars of F. 1' Hi -i
surgeon, of a man who once made a wager 1
net. In high pressure guns, for instance, the factor of safety is even us grout as 20 — that is, guns are made 30 times ns strong
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each iiionth til! OeDd , r d ' i;
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south by the J.-uii-vilM
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sell yon*
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when half drink lu a village alehouse that i . , , ho would bite a toad's head off. He per- ! 11 ’ a "’ 1 formed the f it, but soon ids lips, tongue tickets w l it
ns is theoretically necessary for the strain '"l f' irulkt !' an to.swell most alarmingly, they are to bear. In ordinary guns the fac- I IV, U , ! e V’ r ' somo Umo dangerously ill.
, In boilers' it is about «. , H " h !‘ (1 I'^hably bitten," says Mr. Buck
tor of safety is 13, in tioilers it is about
in bridges usually 5 and In almost every right through the center of tlie
Vaiidalia Rates, Excursion to Denver, Colo., via Viti:dalia line June li and 1.3, 39 day limit. The Vandalia line will run a series of Ilomeseckera excursions to points n the west, south, southwest and northwest, at low rates, and on various dates dnringjiiiie, July, August, Septembi r and October. To Chicago July .3, 4, 5 and 6, return limit July 12. Fare $5.30. Account National Democratic convention.
To Omaha, Neb., August 14 and 15, return limit August 25. Fare $1(1.75. Vecount Young People's Christian Union.
luuav * Juocai f Furnished the Daily Uannkr Times daily bv R.W. Alien, manager of Artbui Jordan’s poultry house.? Hens 6 Springs, cboine 0 springs. 1)4 to 2 lb., 11 Cocks 2 Turkey bens 6)4 Turkey, old toms 5 Turkeys,young 12pd». ana Over cbolce fat 5)4 Geese, f. f. over a Ducks 5)4 Kgirs fresh subject to handling .. K Butler, good 5 The Banner Times telephone news number is 95. Remember itwhenyoa have an item. We want tlie news.
To.St. Louis June 12, 13, 14, and 15. 1 Return limit June 21. Fare $8 25 for round trip. Account Republican National convention. To Washington, D. C., July 4. 5, and 7, return limit -July 15, rate $17.2(1. I.irnit on tickets can he extended until July 31, if they are deposited with join agent on or before July 14. To Terre Haute June 24th, return limit June 25, Fare $1.55 which includes ticket of admission to Buflalo Bill’s! Wild West Show. To Dayton. O., June 23and 24, return limit June 29. Rate $ 1.50. To Chicago July 3, 4, 5 and 8. Return limit July 12. Fare $5.36. Account Democratic National convention. J. S. Dowling. Agent.
Envied Kdltor. John Black, for many years editor of tho Loudon Morning Chronlclo, prided himself on being u judgo of men. His pride was justified by the fact that ho secured tho services of many very able contributors. Mr. Black was noted for ids independence and contented spirit, both of which nro illustrated by tho following story: Mr. Black was In the habit of culling on Lord Mollxturnu, then at the head of tho government, who one day said to him in his abrupt way: “Mr. Black, you are the only person who conics to seo mo who forgets who I am. You forgot thnt I am prime minister." Black war, stammering out an apology, when Lord Melbourne continued, “You never ask me for anything, and I wish you would." "I am truly obliged to you," answered Black, “but I don't want anything. I am editor of Tho Morning Chronlclo. I like my business, and I live happily on my income. ” "Then, sir, I envy you I” exclaimed tho premier, “and you ore tho only nmn I over did envy."--Youth’s Companion.
other form of machine it Is at least 4. I Huch wide margins of extra strength are deemed us an offset to errors in theoretical computations or defect in material eon- j struotlon. With the modern light con- ' struction in bicycles it is reduced to a 1 very small margin, being as low in in- j stances as 1.25. Such being tho case, it i cun bo understood readily why the makers
of standard higli grade machines main- 1 Bni( tzons
glands behind the bead and budget a dose nl the poison." This genuine r.ml painful experience of the tipsy braggart may servo to Increase our skepticism as to tho quack’s performance as reported by Gilbert White.
—Chambers’ Journal.
tain a rigid system of Inspection. In fact, i every well appointed bleyolo factory has a ! thoroughly equipped testing department, i In order that tiiero may bo no miscalculations or guesswork In tho material entering tho construction of their wheels.—
Boston Transcript.
How the Day Was Won.
.Sire." quoth thu chief of stuff, “tho
assembling on tho right
Catarrh Remedy.
Persons who have catarrh or who easily catch "catarrh cold" find immediate anil permanent relief by snuffing a little luke
wing and evidently intend to turn our loft
with a vigorous charge.’’
“Do you mean tho amuz.onlan wheel
corps?”
“Yes, sire, and they are n gallant sight. Ihoir wheels have all been rcnlokolod, and tiiey have donned their new ashes of roses bloomers for the first time. What shall
wo do to avert tho danger?”
“Order out the royal sprinkling ourts ”
"Yea, sire.”
Lot them make the battleground In
warm water into the nostrils every morn- fV’ 0 * u * our ll>ft wll >g ns muddy as posst-
Ing after rising, first cleansing them thor- ‘ "
The Sweet TtUnge. First Sweet Thing—Is it true that yon love Dick Dashleiglt? Tell mo, dear, In confidence. Second Sweet Thing—Well, then, In confidence, dear, I do love him devotedly. First Sweet Thing (aside)—Thnt settles It. I'll accept the proposal he mode NIC lest, viloht. —T .nnitnn Tit.-Hltu
blo.
"Yes, sire."
Just as sool as tho charging amazons In their now t ilk bloomers strlko that mud they will whirl about and ride back as fast
os they can ptxlul.” "For what, sire?"
....... "For their mud guards, stupid. Then, used cautiously.— >1 wo advance rapidly enough to surprise
them before they can got their helmets on
straight the day is ours.”
The First Consideration. | _ And It was even so.—Cleveland Plain
oughly by blowing tho nose. Tho wutor may be hold In the palm of tho hand and thus applied to tho nostrils. During an attack of cold in tho head this method of treatment will I to found very effective. A little salt added to the water is very good, and a drop of carbolic acid Is also recom-
mended, but must bo
Now York World.
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Wo Do In Hoavou?"
Minister—No, miss. I am at
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present
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