Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - June 19, 1877, Titusville, Pennsylvania 14 MONTHLY At STATISTICAL W of the entire 15isueM compiled most reliable a 1 i iln y1 v s S 5 all of tlie 0 11 Herons and if used will Ixj paid for i V A f I AMD Jf Q Bf r j U The Philosophy of i Commercial List 1 Amid the constant variations in tlie value of commodities produced by tlie relations of sup ply and tho changes in the cost of in order to have thoes qualities of a measure of value lie Used and unvarying The world that is portions of it has long since found out that in Order to make it so one commodity hose value does not perceptibly vary from generation to generation must be taken as the stand ard Via used io rep resent money must bo constantly inter changeable with that That commodity into pieces of definite weight and and stamp of J a responsible government is of its correctness is the only real money j but substitutes may be used for the sake of convenience so long as they are re in coin Being so they will of course linve tho constant and unvarying value of coin This is tho whole of the law and gospel of a stable currency No government can give jit away and no man can got it without giv ing value for it in some product of labor or labor itself It is not property and it produce property and yet as tho medium through which any one commod ity may be exchanged for any is a factor in every operation in industry amount required for the business depends the extent ac of the business aud it will regulate itself for representatives of money become unnecessarily voluminous audit coin than caabe prof employed as money ifc willbe sold for other uses Everything goes where it is most same necessities liave produced everywhere re sults Gold and silver have been adopted as the best standards of value they so The reasons of tins superiority are thus briefly grouped eminent 1 The material must be sus of division into the smallest por tions j 2 It must keep indefinitely deterioration i It must be easy to transport in con sequence of containing much value it small j 4 All pieces representing value must be equal to each other 5 its intrinsic worth must vary as lit tie as possible The union of is to say of the divisibility durability facility of carriage equality of parts sue steadiness of found only iu th two precious metals many substance own some of them but uo other combines them all For instance grain of corn are eminently divisible suit is o almost unvarying value marble is ver lasting water is identical in all its ppr diamonds aro t move about yet not one of these thing is lit to serve as money for each of possesses only one or two of the fivo cs requisites It because gold and silver unite the whole of them that comparison with all other known objects they were long ago selected by common consent as the materials of money They did not jump into their position without some serious competition however but when they had won it held it all corners facts and reasons havo led to the adoption of gold and silver as the worlds money nre not particularly new but a large fraction of our people seem to havo forgotten them and need to havo their memories jogged Money that in worth labor and property can be obtained only by giving mi equivalent in laboror property It is simply a delusion to talk of cheap money for inso far as it is cheap it is of little value There is mo device by which wo can get away from thu fact that gold and latter to a limited tho only real meas ures of value and we havo no other standard of comparison When a single nation undertakes to de viate from the universally accepted stand ard of value by the creation of an cial or representative currency without any restriction as to its amount or con vertibility the financial equilibrium be tween country and all those with which it has commercial intercourse is at once destroyed and violent mercantile crises aro the inevitable result to be ultimately followed by national bankrupt cy anil a genera repudiation of tha false standard 4 tho art f j A young man froia the pos bf few thousand dollars visited f anything live i what thuy luve tp eat and hov and sugar in the pantry from the which Mis when she goes put Jones like a stupid or knows J never tells him possibly ry ettle have been hare nearly yeara and have accumulated a for mic but it has by 4 fearful who marry poor and they are all tho from the their endurance meets witKino sympathy or isk heavy responsibility constant toil poor young man anxieties A dozen times I and worrying mve been on the i verge of bankruptcy aud twice been sorely tempted ake life Of ten men business when 1 did only one be ides myself succeeded The resit all ailed one after another some r dragging heir families down to poverty and dis Take my advice Keep away rom its Quiet contentment oii a ite competency the country is tho best 1 could wish you r VEGETABLES iN THE FAMILY English arid been the growth with marvelous ess Varieties have produced that should never be absent from the daily oard of the farmers meals The tomato S equally good aaa The onion also although in mauy farm ers acr cording physicians a great corrective and alterative human system when freely a pret as well as a remedy for somo af fections of the kidneys that are so alarmingly frequent bur active in en of middle life The same liver is to the free use of tho tomato Equally the celery plant upon system But the great questions of food and econ omy are the ones which come nearest home It is no use to talk of the heart aud tho until the stomach is all right To have thai right it must be well filled and if cannot see their way clear to more of these ar ticles on their farms they must eat more and better vegetables The large succulent and healthy They can be for but for winter consumption CAHE OF few will dispute that pays to keep live stock the profits will iu proportion to the man agement of it therefore anyone would suppose on first tlie subject surely every will havu tlu attention paid that can possibly bo so Alas no In herd in there are an i mals of the same age which in great degree in to carr liesh and in milking properties also ii thu flock in the weight aui quality of the as well as the con trast in mutton qualities will be very great and all those characteristics requiri a watchful and intelligent mind the cause of every weeding out or judicious may be resorted to A man who excels in the management t cattle las studied the disposition aw habits of and understands wha kind of food suits them best at every stage of their existence and how to treat then at all seasons of tins under ever circumstance so that he 1ms no sickness excepting of such a kind as no foresight could tion to cattle will pay at all events and owner and aro both in the science of breeding so is superiority in shape and constitution in the descendants by judicious mating of the parents as well as in bringing every generation nearer perfection by every good trait success will follow to a s thu young woman to marry ie asts than le ever has any idea of Newport 11 I June 9 PA A Io Secure 11111 Holders ami jir A ISLES h G i Kit Iff HENDERSON WM O LC AV B or oC Oil fell CuSins ail llave removed from Block NO if Over k to i aiin No 1 tf Pi us Chase Stewart Block i 14 i Kach joiut carefully Inspected iho on i lonsth with our trade muik MOM OUk PATENT Are mailo to order lit CASING mid two to U ATOM COLE AND BURNHAM CO AGENTS 01 f CITY PA M GEO W TIFFT SONS CO fl H B K and sts PA CAPITA made on 111 points In United SlAtos iiv aud allowed on 11113and mil S Interest A SOLICITED TA B U 1IUAU t ASH I Kl CO BANKERS SPICING Pa Liable Buy Sell ami Domestic imil in In I lie Oil nml Hii t n at nix nil tiniti tf L In LANDS hia from block lu Ida rusl C Had ii In the BLOBS COGSWELL will calculates how tho 8tudy or Library in the World LIGHT j S ABSOLUTE SAFETY OSTAL from M A tL S Airr HI Knox POC Boughton Jr General Agent Opera J AM N if Y j I NKW Ill I i1 u IG 55 lisa 030 7 It Ita bf TWENTY more lamp of K IB We without to of dim res capacity of oil to burn ulne Tho ic The following m Daily la aH and minT M The by oor Ultra Cor aud for be not it to ill to aa it f IU all tba perfect uil who dealer for lam p If lie will not plv you write to u far it Oir ever oil or eas Mieo proved that IL one iDOre Ifl onethird larger Tlie light alito every nail H Is tha mou limp offered to 4 exclusively by the CmM im Co Also of the At General ii fa M r SALESROOMS 42 BARCLAY STREET NEW YORK UP STAIRS CLARK PAs SIMMONS Oil City W H and T CAVALES 1orbiiig SAMUEL i N r K li 0 KT V r II 1ainlov L At any of mill Jr can ob K 11 Jii i tf THE POTATO Bua AND GREEN The discussion at the mooting ofthe Rhode Island Horticultural Society on Wednesday the tion receive are that something more need be said respecting the pest and tho remedy Professor Chace of Brown University adds his tes timony to that of the Western to thti effect that Paris green is a specific It will kill the bugs Ho also believes what experience has proved to be trap that Paris green does not injure the po tato There may be other preparations which will answer the purpose but none of them have been sufficiently tried to afford a satisfactory guarantee And the fact is the West where they have had the bug longer have noth ing is used ns a rule save Paris green We the report of the sayings at the of the Horticultural Society a method described of using this article and assurances of its efficacy but it to be no moro effac and not nearly so a way as that which has been taken in the West There they ssy one part ef Paris green with nine parts of flour plaster or any impalpable powder place the mix in a bag of sufficiently loose to permit the moderate escape of the con tents put at the end of a pole and shako tho article the plants The one important consideration is to prevent the mixture from coming in contact with the faco or Taken into the stomach it is a Virulent a very large share of the an to its use f rom the fear that having it about the premises chil dren and persons may be by it After ail been said unc seen in to of Paris green we conclude that it is about the only remedy for the potato bng which stood the test of trial that it does not affect the tuber that the speed iest and way of applying itis in powder find that the farmer who his po growing or who wishes to grow should not delay a moment to use it If he cannot keep it out of the f the ignorant he has no business Air A New York exchange says A band turf broad enough reach the ruad on the bluff to the rocky surf line below and several hundred feet long Ms of tlie Staten Island Cricket Club After the heat ami labors of the the men of this there the younger in cricket lawn tennis croquet and the older in enjoying the un surpassable views of Long Island New Jersey the hills of Staten island the Bay the Narrows and the ocean The members of tho club r recently resolved to give these delights to their wives and lady friends They encouraged the formation of the Ladies Club for OutDoor Sports and assigned it to the vest end of Friday afternoon The ladies enjoyed tho first open air meeting yesterday Among the games were archery lawn tennis pelting Aunt gress whose with a flar ing bandanna was studded with clay pippa Around tho staff bearing the clubs standard was the on Band Its performances were of a pastoral was uo of games The ladies and genta turned s they tired of one to GERMAN NATIONAL BANK Pa P 0 WAIKER i CHAW I r tf GIBBS Co to In Foyers TITUSVILLE AND CORRY PA i i via CM 11 in MAILS i AM j N ATI 1 i KKA N K 11 H JIMS VOKK taper fte F II L 1rcnnleiit W 11 A A V II W II U H J W W A A J W nr i Stationary and Portable Boilers and Engines r K 8W THE MAMMOTH DRY GOODS STORE ROBERTS BLOCK Jorry to oil nar fur of tlie I believe that sets rnce against a woman marrying Best Assorted DM 10 01 S To Be Foil IK in now with KOST DESIRABLE for morey In practice it is rather differ ent But why shouldnt a woman marry for money 1 defend it But does the poor young man ever think that young girl whom ho asks to marry him and share his poverty makes much the greater There ars a hundred things which are a hardship to be borne by a woman in which the man knows nothing Ho is rather apt to sneer at dress and all so called vanities but dress means more to a woman than the wearing of fine clothes It means largely the esti mation in which she is held bythe restof her sex It may be very trivial in her so to base in this matter so much of their es teem but the unfortunate part of it is its HO and the pain certain is all the same A suit of clean linen will tlie man for and in them he feels M good M save perhaps n ultrafashionable circles His last hut wont hurt him much lint last years bonnet for tho is a very Qh put on anything and come along says Mr Jones Jones when he to accompany him to concert meeting or party Why the man hasnt the remotest idea that anything on poor Mrs Jones must make her uncomfortable for th whole evening Society is often rude t TOR 01 LOU ARTESIAN TUO IKONS ALL KINDS IN IKON AND Solo of new Patent Balance Valve Engines PATENT Temper Screw and Kopc Clamps PATENT ADJUSTER tlie Climax Mower and Reaper and for KNOWLES STEAM PUMP in for Oil etc u nil on and avinK pro They ran ami will To alt a call to notice EMPIRE LINE Company the A RELIABLE FAST FREIGHT LINE THE McHENRY HOUSE PA fas Tlw will In ly A of I fully Ppr 1roprlotor 7lH7r j TIIK East and Hie Went AND TUB Union City I to A V It U to to K U Curry Iu Ki Io Corry Lii Io Corry to fc Io Dunkirk City L ami n nil in rives at a iu at u Ar I 7Monuw7 matt wiU clone at o Perry ut u m aud arrived it PIANOS AN tO R G A N S MONET n UNITED STATES r On orders ntit llf anil uot ti tM not ijf C A BROWN A BROS PIANOS For tUc Million iint and ii 30 unit n t 130 liver and not HO nut ircen a M 7A f I Oil ii OTI not 1 ver anil not Ur Over 110 and not IJO U fcW not exceeding fli tin and not No applicant can hi one day ut Hainb aud to to tho FEKS To in Iho Stolen or lM J If I ST O k M H TIM ETA ELK Tip 7Nov M Great Oil BeM of Philadelphia AND ITS Erie Railroad ICK ICK F Orders fjr Ice ni Meat Market of Franklin Mit Main ir our will F J 4r U Ice It sincl ull Mrs ot Line liy men louit In and no will Iw sp iron on to to Itn Kant will to LINK ami refer to al tin Company IDr W lit R fL Ihil W Ohio V 200 of these Instruments to be ia during this Year al Lower Prices class Pianos offered for during the last 25 years FIVE HUNDRED NEW i ESTEY COTTAGE FOR on Tralon do nut rnu uu JAM Erf T at m 01 10M p m villo at a m m fi 111 i i ir of Lather Uwn tie U i Every who wishes to within two and will send us their address and what If i 4 particulars they wish together with one copy of wiU and i receipt of 00 on the purchase of the samo sent them v f J i 1 tl Agents Wanted Send for Circular
