Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - June 15, 1877, Titusville, Pennsylvania J f O DAILY MONTHLY ASD ANN UAL STATISTICAL inii tire all of tbV 0 II and if to Jild ft r tide at tbe J I BLOsS v J a COGSWELL BIO OF CALL John W lectured Manhattan liberal Club Wednesday evening about California when in the de of fever the un he BigBen and Little Dick mates Big Bea was far above any inan in stature and 5pf wonderful favorite pastime Dick was a curiosity fpr the stalwart on account was weihin eighty pounds pick was coWardly and Big Ban Lad to do the So al though and kind naturally Big got the reputation of a dus In mming bowlders too heavy to be by a men were often tered and when they were the proprietors of adjacent chump were invited to assist ia removing them Big Ben twas never forgotten and ho did the work of half a dozen of sturdy the der had been moved enough he commonly thrust well un der the bowlder and pressing his against the crowbar bent it nearly double Finally Cook the that crowbar that Big Ben could not bend ous bar of east steel from Frisco and it into a crowbar that sure enough Big Ben could not bend The latter first defeat ito his dying There came from the States to recuper ate the doctors wife and tiny daughter Birdie She became very fond of Big Ben and he worshiped her Though he or cradling with a glimmer of the yellow specks at the bottom bright his eyes he would go when Birdie said Come Ben I want or pretty stones afterwards the miner used to say between the puffs iof their evening pipes that weakened but once It was in front lot a saloon Little was the aggressor and pistols and gloamed said Come Ben with iher up in his walked away The mining camp was by the side of the bed of stream Across its high banks a single fallen tree extended the only connection between the camp and the flowery slope beyond One as suddenly streams in that region do return to their beds a mighty flood poured bed The miners saw Birdie gathering flowers on the opposite slope returning with Little Dick saw her He shouted Dick and get the Hai a crevice beneath the tree and braced his massive shoulder against it Little Diek darted across the waters were rising fast snatched up Birdie andran andas he darted across it and the tree whirled Big Ben fell Bloody foam was on his lips He had ruptured a blood vessel mother wiped away the and looking up whispered I saved Birdie and bent the bar and died He had bent the crowbar that Jim Cook liad forged to strength CIlY whew it in observed 1he patient worthy intelligent and pleasant manand all the assistance which the physi cians of stances first face with condition of tW depravity gradually succumbs heart be wen to beat into A walk feature m the bad lower called to ia groups and nearly tea from t A certain may have had its ably and peacefully admin when some unavoidable change brings ia its wake months of protracted at last a long line of incompetent or de have to one would representing milder laws afford him support 5 horrors that had preceded him Meats served up in conditions of bleeding rawness one day and blackened to actual cinders the next soups that are flavorless mockeries vage Ubles execrably underdone or profane outbursts disreputable shrieks of dis satisfaction regarding payment bf certain wild maledictions noisy are buLa i rapidly winnin South Mowing an reaping machines ga to Chili FRIDAY JUNE 187 WBE f OBIS CO WHOLE NO 4384 i i O most saliently France is li to some such in large numbers are it is that there is Ameri can with the English colonies and and f dtis of S trusted i Not long of this place within the family of s certain literary gen of New York From week to week he of the changes down stairs and although the priority of the strength and quality a of r American promise driveaway other It seven years since American export trade South America Some of the Browns list read after the fol lowing r j Bridget 1 surnamed Sure Began to reign 1867 abdicated Oc tober 1876 because contemplating a life are given The mada is the price at which the ship In January Republic machinery at United Colombia general to the amount aod agricultural im worth of general machinery was to the StaUs of r T j vv wua u UJL of Her three worth was bv went to Ifl March went to and in 4n was by great clemency and caused the most sincere Bridget IT a sovereign of considerable a Prime Minister Mrs Brown when rebuked by that dignitary for reckless consumption of butter Popular opinion t w TI I miscellaneous machinery to the United of Colombia to value of 195 In April general agricultural ma chinery tothe Argen tine Republic general machinery to To the States of abdicated November 187C m favor she B i Katharine the Flirt on ac Hrr mf ihe Acci The remarkable voyage of the City I of Brussels of the Ionian line which from New York April 21 and arrived at Liverpool May 29 is described as follows by Captain left New Tork on Saturday April 21 All went well until 730 when in latitude 41 minutes north and longitude 63 15 west about 491 miles from Sandy Hook the disaster occurred The were working well making resolutions with eighty pounds pressure of steam when suddenly they dashed off at a terrible speed for a few seconds shaking the consider ably This gave rise to the Jre port that an explosion took place That waa fact thu real occurrence being the breaking of screw shaft somewhere in tho stern tunnel at an inac cessible point Thu second engineer shut off the steam and wo set sail We made but slow progress especially from the 21st to the 25th of May Wo never had a whole twentyfour steady wind When we a good headway the screw was but a alight impediment but when we had light winds it caused us much delay We had to get it to turn the right way by means of ropes The greatest distance madein one on the 7th of May Our distance 21st of May only fourteen miles He then narrates in detail seeing various steamers and sailing vessels and con l On Saturday the 26th at noon when 150 miles or thereabouts from the net the tug Challenger came up to us but as we hada fair wind we told him to us In the evening however it began to plow a heavy gale from the southwest This continued on Sunday AVe kept off land until 8 p m on Sunday and then the Challenger took us in tow Liverpool I The passengers behaved remark well and gave usno trouble In calm weather we lowered rowed them played and thu Canadian ipil g going to the jubilee held Services in the saloon day With re spect to at the time of the accident I should hare turned back in tuy would have been For twenty we i not a drop of rain but out water supply held out well condensed water being used for 1 enjoyed Ans old man Thomas about the middleof oar from chronic hid on board 1250 ters of beef and 150 sheep at supply of ice ran oota began to on the and we had no alternative after replenishing bur ice honseki but to the overboard stores very and we and from count of the inu her suitors A giddy good natured queen but wholly her position De posed and by of Three Days during which Jane a valued chambermaid wielded with ability the culinary After which the kitchen was descended into by Bridget III a sovereign whose charac ter previous to had been repre sented as stainless but of the most revolting Driven the kitchen people Mr Brown after an reign of only two days and Mary Ellen the her unnatural stoutness for intense laziness Deposed December 1870 Margaret popularly known Threatened to kill her prime two hours after coronation hc following day refused to abdicate Resisted even the of who unanimously indorsed he policy of the prime prisoned for high treason December 1876 End unknown Succeeded by Bridget IV Lunatic Ser was distin by an ta tha of dining throughout her soup to be served after Ish and moat before either Banished afters reign hours and succeeded by Ann known as the Spoiler t And so on through a terribly list of wrong and outrage the chronicle continues at last ending in the month of February 1877 with happy Stein Bridget XV tbe reigning sovereign surnamed the Culinary Modest of in and economical in her rule Beloved by min ister and people A alight difficulty with France the childrens foreign occurred in part of has now been amicably settled The realm ia at a most and the refrigerator has never been so prosperously administered Long live Bridget Journal for July the Heart om the tn CHASE iio J ANGIKK From the Inter There ia a attendance on the Central Homeopathic Dispensary corner of Van Buren street and Michigan avenue who peasants the anomaly of a displacement of the heart from ita normal position on the left side to the opposite of right displacement was not congenital hat was about by the consequences efan E M of thia well known for his special interest in of the heart and his published lectures on subject get the following The patient when at the age of twelve years received a violent blow from the butt of a falling tree He received the force of tha blow upon the upper portion of right chest It crushed in the chest fracturing the Tibs and probably braising the lungs themselves From the effects of this in jary the wasill time and from supposed he sof from inflammation fit the lungs pleura and heart Hehad no immediate hemorrhage but several months after he l bled profusely at tWe langs It was not after that the several yean abnormal position ol tL ij OP is George Eliot if we not who speaks of thu silent tragedies unknown and unwrit ten which are constantly taking place the heart was The is disabled exercise and has hac rather a hard time of it ip his to y Owing to an valves of fhe his breathing he cannot exercise actively anc he is annoyed by cough come under r the con centric displacement when the heart fi the side i Dr Hale injury in monU followed by lang and adhesion of of the pleura The wall of the left of the depressed this lung The general machinery Uruguay general uia 93368 and gen eral machinery appraised at 23250 CAPITAL ii Bonds tbe United Stales Treasurer to M o K T wirn R W B H r Gorier and Spriag sis i CAPITA K Col lection a made on all In lie SLilo and liny and sell Specie and Home nud allowed on SOLICITED J A K 0 ROBERTS i CO STREKT Titusville Pai Liable Sell Md 111 points in the OH Region wt tlit States and do Bank Ing Interest at cent on time GERMAN NATIONAL BANK Coily Pi P 6 BARNHARTS MILLSPA Cuhier Capital Bunking Coma tf W oo at a iJ Aock I of Oil fell 4 14 Each and ou spu to tho square ruck Wtu 3UB PATENT Are to Older to fit all auea of TORINO U Inches diameter i FAT ON COLE AND BURNHAM CO OIL PA f GEO W TIFFT SONS H Bonghton Jr General Agent unruliest PA C 0 Krett Sr K W Ageut B Agent i mil At auy of I he can I K JH can Im ot GIBBS STERRETT Co Successors to i Co PA i i ToLu L Vice U A A KH w Sterrett H J W Andrews A A Joliu L j yf of anil Portable Boilers and Engines IKONS CASTINGS IN i Sole of tio new i Balance Valve Engine PATENT Have been NO tT 3PRISO Cher t ut door A tf A Week and dealer lu IU k u hti il tit f 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