Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - March 20, 1879, Titusville, Pennsylvania and of tha compiled most l s a a ibe Aw oM nsi In Northwestern solicited torn all points Oil Heinous II used will ho paid lor on ouu si d u Il u o urosH J II COGSWELL t 7 8 1 J J 1J 15 M I j lu 17 IS lU yV SJ aU y 1 JJ JJ Jb a3 40 II l c 1rom itu Sii an Spoil lur 11 A J oli nut bun A Doul pro turn SI icon Joseph B U Va tu um Henry 1st mission 71 lobu sea I H iav J Tuylor Andrew Stevenson isi sos K 1ollc K folk Hubert M T Jones Goo W pro Jolu W Dms t C pro Cobb U C piu loiu Liun P James L On 1enu in toil A Grow be buy I er Cultui Then Al I James 0 Blaine Jamsa G C S S Cox part of scs S 1 purl 01 S J Hie nii lo Stute Jersey Massachusetts N X On folm n N M v Kentucky S lucky v Kentucky New Yuik Virginia Yott Virginia Virginia X Hampshire Smith G South Now Yuri Maine Yolic From the Walking is a wholesome exercise The all in that opinion A lively constitutional taken in the cool of the morning is a better appetizer than Bradys bitter or a nip at the saloon before the shutters are fairly down A brisk walk sets the sluggish blood in cir culation sends color to the cheeks and animation to the eye If the walk can not be tuken in the morning hours it not to be neglected during the day The majority of people and particularly of women do not walk enough and what they do is spasmodically not cally done The English are famous walkers When Trollope was a citizen of Cincin nati she surprised and shocked a false sense of refinement among her American sisters by the and strength of her pedestrianism But she did only what liar English sisters were and still are taught to do It ia not uncommon in traveling through England and Scotland to meet with men and women who have made a pedestrian tour of the Highlands and the Cumberland Lake district in a single season and who have in one year or another made the tour of all the nota ble places in either on foot People who walk systematically and sensibly who mile to mile only as they find their physical endurance equal to the task without sense of serious fa tigue after the exercise their account of it in increased muscular and bodily vigor improved and an appetite equal to a square meal Habitual and sensible pedestrians require no stimulants and take little if 2113medicine The tonic of the exercise in a bracing atmosphere the lungs taking in generous drafts of the vitalizing uir is sufficient for their consti requirements But this is a very different sort of pe from that which has become a mania in this country and which seems to have but the one object of testing the ut most endurance of the human body To agree to walk 2000 quarter miles in consecutive quarter hours more or less over a sawdust ring amid the dust and heat and vitiated atmosphere of a crowded room employing stimulants and tions to up the jaded spirits and fa limbs staggering at times along the ring in a state of the face haggard the eyes for want of sleep and the feet blistered and lacerated is a painful spectacle and one that would bo turned from with emo tions of pity and disgust were it not that considerable sums of money are wagred upon the results and the parties interest ed present either to encourage the worn out pedestrian or waiting to witness a breakdown before the accomplishment of the feat Of what human value in it to know that a man or woman may after long training walk 2000 quarter mills in 2000 tire quarter hours We do know that if accomplished at all it is done at a fearful expenditure of physical energy and an ex of vital forces and that sometimes months of careful nursing and rest are needed to recoup the exhausted It is a wasteful and foolish con sumption of the forces of life without a single compensation except to the man agers of the show who count upon gate money and so much as they can gain by gambling on the venture to defray ex penses and put a snug profit in their pockets Base as ir once played by school boys was a wholesome recreation But when it was reduced to a science and handed over to professional players it ceased to be of any human value and it has become a species of gambling in the end the mom pernicious that the pools are so arranged as to enable boys of small earnings and cerks with a few spare dimes in their pockets to get rid of them in tha speediest and least manner There is not perhaps as much money staked on walking matches as on base ball games they are rapidly becoming ptu for gambling in u small way It is not likely can be profit ably invoked to remedy these evils and put an und to the foolishness The walking mania like a fever must have its run But a wholesome public sentiment might do something to check the pernicious walk craze and induce ambitions men and women to employ their understand ings in more sensible ways to with VOL XV NO 238 iir t r 20 1879 WHOLE NO 4921 build tuke at IMS tiMid the grounds and ally to keep in repair We 75000 ti hedges of line the of whv requires in its put on tin The rear of the tiny tip 800000 trees while lie annual is by a Tln 800000 more estate has an Herod little match tion owing to the of Mr in its cubic from home Much of the u re linn the inest pine The bricks Hint been stored away ns well as many of UK are annually bakd require 2000000 dead pictures and books t of wood which would Tho library in which flu coffin stood in the timber clean tiom 50000 a room with a openin bhou aiu us important out upon the grounds in the rear of tho an as or bricks house Home bookcases stand iu the al and to make the required annual supply coves Some watercolor sketches ex 1 consumes 100000 cords of lino timber by tho poet and some pictures iiJ while the manufacture of lasts and boot oil scenes Air Taylor trees takes 500000 cords of maple beech had participated during his travels hung Government Bonds Deposited aid birch and the same amount is upon the walls Over the mantlepiece is TITUSVILLE PA GIBBS in TiTUSVILLE AND PA with the United States Treasurer i i i v tor and the handles a stalled head of a bullalo while upon a t tools The made in the shelf in one corner of the department aie United States in 1873 amounted two birds Busts of Washi 000000 while the timber and of Plato occupy positions ou aud rural of the country consume separating the from the iIo Secure deposits in immense amount of timber library is t small of Thackeray but as we grow older as a nation while opposite on brackets stand two stat this consumption may and U ue one of he and the other tf to Deposits oa Ac count of Subscriptions to flis Four Per Cent MM Loan of fte States reduced by the more general use of Dante Bel ween them an ive or hedges Our consumption representing the Babe of Bethlehem C of timber is not only daily on the increase mt our exportation of timber is also rap S 1 dly increasing Our staves go by the million to France annually walnut oak val i General Thomas naple aud pine to England and spars ind serious illness has been announced and locking timber to China and Gazelle whose wife died last week himself died at Newport R I Sunday afternoon He At the semiannual meeting of the New was born in that city in 1813 and was Cotton Manufacturers Associa graduated from West toint in His tion held in Boston last October and the j active service was in connection with of whose proceedings has recently the Indian war in Florida in jeen published in pamphlet form Prof 1 distinction in the war wit lie won ith Mexico and CHARLES HYDE I Ordway of the Massachusetts Institute after its close performed garrison or fron f Technology presented the results of j tier duty until the war of the Rebellion j AV U lome interesting tests of the various oils j Then he was made a Major of artillery G C o be found iu commerce Among the and soon procured a promotion to be oils which Mr Ordway had occasion to nake favorable mention of were the and the Ger nan made by Olney Bros of CASHIER adier General of volunteers He com manded the land forces in connection with CHARLES the Port Royal expedition was assigned E B o as a division commander of the Army of Providence Island lie mentions the Tennessee took part iu the invest he German spindle oil first among those j of Port Hudson a leg in an have produced good results as to attack on the works and afterward had cost quantity and states that this stood a Hash test of 374 degs and instead of evaporation exposed for twelve Lours to a tem 3 e rat lire of Ill degs it actually gained of 1 per cent by oxidization Those who have used this German oil the longest like it the best It j also claimed to bean odorless and stain ess oil arid stands a very low cold test he in Mr Ord tests Hashed at 37J and gs and evaporated in on one trul but 10 aud in another only 310 of 1 per ent The Kit son Machine Company at Low Mass are remarkably busy on their Shoddy Machinery and report unusually numerous lagging for covering cylinders of shoddy pickers now in the market over wo years has been a great success Its points of excellence are that it is instructed of three pieces of wood thor cemented together with the mid dle piece running opposite to the grain of he outside two so that iu driving the ins it does not split like the old style lag ging Where only one thickness of wood s used their pins are made from the best f steel and by a patent process which re ines the steel and makes every pin alike Vll pins are carefully tempered and war anted to hold in the wood until worn out They are building their latest improved pener with patent preparing at and finisher tappers with Kit sons improved Lord eveners for the Bibb Company of Alu jon are also a larce order for the Lawrence Manufacturing of Lowell Mass consisting ot their new trunk system uppers adapted to working colored cotton and new style lappers with improved Lore The Massachusetts Cotton Mills of he same city are remodeling their picker rooms and adding siv new breaker ami lappers and four patent preparing of the Kitson latest patterns These patent attachments mentioned work cotton th bale open and prepare the staple in a thorough manner and deliver it to the beater They can be readily attached to of lapper and are strongly endorsed by leading who have seen them in operation and ire now using them The American Watch Tool Com pan jare fully active at I heir factory in companys factory is of brick WHS milt about two years ago is 150x70 feet and two stories run by steam power and now employs forly of since the factory started All of clock and watch are made ind sold throughout the United iml iu Switzerland and other countries Other special line tools and are also made The active parties in this enterprise ire John K and A Webster Mr Webster is thoroughly versed in these departments having had an experience of twenty years with the Amorican Watch Company foreman machinist assistant superintend ent and for two as acting superin tendent The the enter prise thus far and the present outlook ind future prospect that Wallham secures iu this concern an important ad dilion to her industries The reports from the iron regions of Pennsylvania are very encouraging Dur ing the last two months there has linen a rise of per ton and an advance oi 50 cents within a week The demand hai so increased that producers say that they could sell five tons for every fine they HI now able to turn out All of the mills are crowded with orders and must of the manufacturers of steel mils have their production for New furnaces are going into blast and the rail roads aiv doing a very heavy business just now and some are troubled for rolling stock with which to work The earnings show a large increase those ul Jersey Central being of last the first two command of the reserve brigade of artil lery in the Department of ths Gulf and of lorts Jackson and St Phillip Li Afte the war he was made a Brevet Major eral both of volunteers and of the regular iriny and in 1870 was placed on tlie re ired list with the rank of Major General lie leaves a son throe brothers and two sisters One of his last acts to make lis will A gaunt emaciated figure a sharp and eagle face a cold meditative ii Jolin Henry Newman the possible cardi nal As an orator at Oxford his manner S constrained ungraceful and even awk ward his voice was thin and weak Mr Gladstone says of him Dr manner in the pulpit was one which if you considered it in its separate parts would lead you to arrive t very factory conclusions There was not much the inflection of his voice action there was none his sermons were read and his eyes were on his book and all that 3Tou will sny is against effi ciency in preaching Yes but you take the mnu as a whole and there was a stamp and a seal upon him there was u solemn music and sweetness iu his tone there was a completeness within taken together with the tone and the manner which made even his delivery such as I have described it and though even with written sermons singular 13 attractive inv I it in inv HO us a n leu iiut Mij Hd Allii ull ol so I mi oi K K mti tnU KI ujy IIL 1 it I imos Su I I have mum my iij T bv K Iu Il lei 0 could lnr tulo lv eu lew o tin in I Mile in in tlir in tlm iiii Mnill inn ui tlie iviv hnw ils u inc in of lor Cure in tho cure m iml ul rule 1rciMivil liy K 1C I 1itnsviltc Iii JJ ceula per W 11 il las 1 i verv wi i ul with i ul K Iv in less ten will not he wil limit it in tin When t wiis it inn in i not il 1C 1C Ii I T n Vo ID V Va 10 M C J D WM M HENDERSON C H YDE P T B Solo of the Mowers and Making of all Doue to Order Dealers in fcr OIL STEAM GAS AHD WATER jel H B CO BANKERS SPItING Pa Stockholders Individually Liable Buy anil Soil Foreign and Domestic urn Government Securities ut all in tue OH aud tht States and do a L GERMAN NATIONAL BANK Butler County Pa P O MILLS PAl Capital 1rfaldeut Banking Conca if S T NEILL J Nos 1 J i li Ji tji a v il I W M DAME And Notary Public P A A W 1vl7iiiwtr A AM U S i Stewait Block Titusville V WASHINGTON I Q will thia paper on jo Iu the mlH ly IU h blur lou i lix 17 lil r M 2 2 1ft A I X DUNKIRK TO THE OK liave now about miles of railroad the annual consumption for ties or sleen tri alone IH 10000000 or 30 jeans growth of 75000 To roads would least 130000 of which would cost to 5 8 S 10 j t U t lit J A v 111 M 1JJ I JJ Vi vlo 1 14J h j ill fi 10 1 07 1 IS I 3 I II 4 on Dunkirk nt Hill OC Kx A M S 50 II Co 9 01 K K 9 9 17 10 CD ID Hi 10 iJ 10 Aiti 17 111 11 15 in ft UU r 1 1 TA OOU Ajent 127 I haxo for at Lw ihc fur and IUN twu 01 fur lent If ot will call ou me I will furni h tinus nf farms ilm L of nnd lo ir iui who wilt show the up tu J lio iu Lake 5S7O 1T11WAKD i 1 40 fl 10 rain 111 pin am a IKi pm 11 11 11 pni n LI jni rt nn ID um 3 15 piu ik J 3t i 11 43 i 13 IX 0 I Uru isi w r i Ii t Til I Vl iu CiJ 0 Oi 1 I r IH 2a V ini TJ 4U i i III Jim 4 M jim j Covry V ii r Gnu a4 I Ajt B1 f i ima 1 ix I l ju I M Uin New iuk is a little a milt frn the village of It in an of nearly 20t aures The mansion erit d nearly twenty yars about a hundred yards 1roiu I ho public road It ia built of brick with gray stone drum intr and in by a tower near the of the front of ivy on the in the corners and about the of age to tho structure Cedar trues am of SI I J X tiain li at p in LUU in will kivi 4J p UK am Ir p in J Mai t lip III SV Kit i A II WAY TJii fl HONDAY WAV t V 1AM AII 4 U A i I JPn 1 my and the Ur n ii I ny inp i ml Tim r ilu I IH a ml of tin in ar il t niti itli oic ol nt thu lini mill HIMI 11 tin Jy Ht iil to anil I Iur 1 r I that on no I Imii i my osn I t no op ol l ii I1 ill Mt No li II 1oHiHT it r M i 53I 35 C 37 lOld 1 10J40 401 II 4 IJS 4 Cj l Hi Den lok H A MA MV 11 rM sso 4joiiiiC 42tooilixi o o I li all from chronic of all kind Invited Of l injil of Ncv nil lii Hunk and 4cai in Howard 4IJ Pa uu liw iy a liuli tur W f A A rouv i 13 A A A SPIN WALL GKO C j w of for Wells Tanks Stills im to Refineries W TIFFT SONS CO Boughton Jr General Agent Office Opera PINO PA CD Coi M A K ti U O PS of fiini nnd ENGINES AND BOILERS TOOLS IKONS und 011 WErI Storage Tanks and Tank Cars f Sole of the j SNOW VALVE ANO I O I 1A TUBE WORKS CO THE HERALD Men The Proprietors oithe take iu lo do iH or LETTER ding and OQ short al low rates Printing Presses They have Sit Presses three ot which aro me by situm auu cau mam moth punter or a the highest of tbe art ill plain black or iu aay color or to suit the taste of tha customer assortment of Type embraces that is from a wood letter tho of wood and meta of plain ami fancy stylos to foots ol Their slock of Wood Cuts embraces a wide of fot the trades represented iu the Oil AND CARD STOCK They keep on hand a and com plete assortment of all trades aud cauls and cardboard ot and claases ble for tit of their Classes of Printing Below will lo found a partial enumeration o Homo of the of Job that are iu sheet eix fourteen liuos liall lines The last two sizes aio ou tho backs and In plain fancy colors or tiuta aud uu BILtS OP For Hotels and with full of dishes or with and blauk lor in as requires head fire in cluded Deeds A tick j of Oil Leases iu Oil aud Justices 1 ol ull kinds COUDOU Bonds for city and school on lineu papei Pull sheet iJJ by 28 Inches by Ji 11 by 14 or cut 10 any sue plain while or of any toloi Iu suil Ibc ul COUNTER For dinu of ur Cash Tickets oa cocn paper very cheap Color tittle lo KJO Ou or very and HOTEL vle and binding an may Ue of Oil Well Tailing Casing aBi Line Pipe 4 14 Joint reamed at inl proved wild tho sockets on iv o lWi t Karli with our tradu HONO II PATENT An made Iu order tn nC all hnd two t EATON COLE KNO BURNKAM CO OIL aTY Pi Iu auy Hize color quality or pricu or that Lca be Tank A of thia Vor neat lor Ibe oi tanka of nil and by in size Lauds nuU Tene fur the Land ur Wui kinu in Territory with aa ou Knl or Let ou paper drop head lar li thin nt ivor Ioi Blutt Laage Chapter Council or Full of sampled to flora MONTHLY aizo anil style to of AND or Plain iu OII Ii luting For Companies Masonic Oil Patent Mea ir of by pet bf Carrier a the MeraM fee u EUROPEAN HOTEL Henry Blanck Proprietor SPRING STUEET NEXT PA ei tended to thU flottl by the traveling and the of the proprietor to My that shall spare no or to gietti day entirely with of fare and A separate dialog room all THE M C H EN R O US t P The comfort and convenience of public will be promoted iu every way b ibu proprietor A of U TERMS Per Uy BUDD HOUSE Corner of Water and Pine PA Proprietor Paper will be found on file at the iue Reading Boom 1IVJEBY SOUTH WASHINGTON formerly occupied bp it Carr New Horses New Carriages New Harness THE FINEST IJf Horses a The best care tafeen of BOARDING Prices as 143 aoy stable iu Kum C Ms W DISTRIBUTION Common wealth Distribution Co By of of Kentucky details under supervision of pi emi nent citizens of Kentucky In public in tae city of Louisville on Monday March 31st 8112400 IN CASH DISTRIBUTED of the Popular the attractive list of prizes fur rtie MAKCH DRAWING 1 1 1rzo 130000 5000 10100 UO each 1UOOO 100 810000 SCO Prizes COO Prizes each 10050 1003 Prizes IU 9 Prizes Pach Approximation Pi 127JO each 9 each 9W I 52 Twenty 4100 Money Order Registered Letter Bant Dralt or Full list of driw published iu and Vork 11 ind mailed to Kor nud address CO or T J COM Ky or to B H 1OUiKK i Co Gou enil 1221 York VALLEY E E MOST DIRECT BETWEEN Buffalo IH 173 1tTTSBtTEGH l Kit tanning Kel Bend plt PM 1J0 BUS sw 53 5 SO 9 SO 1UO 1045 I 700 1U53 too hi 52 7 111 05 7H1153 350 5Jf 630 751 a 50 13 SCO 10s U 1J Oil City j i IS 511UCO 2tO j 3 Ja Xid onto I 355 Cony 4 40 1 swi 730 351 95S I 701j SIO SO i 9 12 9 irM MJFM 148 I GOO 1Q5 sir 4UO Sli SOUTHWARD For tor 5L Oil MOQ oi Weekly or lira AM a 20 1 iqi v 1S09IJ 747 TI 117 710 717 na arker t 303 31SI 700 3i 400 4 M Sid I 436 10W 31 710 4401053 14i 72S 5K5IU33K24I SIO Bauk 47J 30ij 8tSS 7WJ 1 4ftj 54ril010j ill dli 2i5 740JIUOJ P II all the for thi Uou of of thia o of wok Oil HAN Duties Fiom a lo u 1uiirtr w or tailored ui ui ur co UTH Such Shipping litla etc etc ns 1iillMian palace inn through and Bullalo DAVID J U asa and tick et A t ST db IA TIMB Tn take January 61873 S RECEIPT wo three four ur live ou u all tho usual on ou very tough in Letter or Copper PUte in be moil All odora lor at and If from sin of town wort will ba AM SiO STATIONS t 840 ItOS Ci WESTWAlD Vi US I CUSS bf BLOSS l City St l AXI AKI KM 954 1UOJ 314 tip 10414 r AU will run
