Indianapolis Monroes Iron Clad Age (Newspaper) - October 11, 1884, Indianapolis, Indiana
The sr-c3 a age the a Volsted Seymour , oct. 11, 1884.the ironclad age. Indianapolis a it t 11, 1884, if we Are a free people let us Ennert the follow Nic Kelly Login Freedom Aine Numen tie c Onstot Nylon of tue huh Castater article i. 8kc. 1. Neither Cong Reaa nor any state shall make any Law respecting an establishment of religion or favouring any particular form of religion or pro lab iting the free exercise thereof or permitting i any degree a Union of Church and stale or granting any special privilege immunity Orail Vantage any sect or religious Budy or any number of sects or religious bodies or taxing the people of any state either directly or indirectly for the support of any sect or religious body or of any number of sects or religious bodies or abridging the Freedom of speech or of the press or the right of the people peacefully assemble and petition the government for a re dress of i<rievaiicc9. A Sec. 2. religious test shall Ever be require edits a condition of suffrage or As a Quall cation any office or Public Trust any state. person shall even be deprived of any of his or her rights Anvi Lagos or Ca cities or for the perform aug e of any Public or private duty or rendered ii it competent give evidence in any court of Law or equity in sequence of any opinions lie or she mud Quot hold on the subject of religion. person Sliaut Ever be required bylaw control cute directly or in directly the support of any religions society Noli Ody of which she or he is not a voluntary member. Fir. 3. Neither the United state nor any state Mitory or municipal Tor any civil division of and St Ite or territory shall Levy any tax or Fiat e any sift Grant or appropriation for the support or in Aid of any Church religious sect or denomination or any Sci Oil Seizu Sunry or institution of learning in a Hii i the Feitli or doctrines of any religious order or sect shall be Laught or inculcated or in which re Usi jus rites shall be Obs Xvi a or for the Iii port or in any religious Charity or purpose of any sect or i ror denomination whatever. . Con it Ress shall have Power enforce the provisions of this article by appropriate leg Sil upon. Jan. 8,105,-9ycremation of or. Gross. The first authoritative and circumstantial account of the incineration published. I it Niwore Jav. Among the papers read at the state sanitary Council at the Blue lao fintain House this week was one by or. St. George a. Teakle entitled Quot what shall we with our dead Quot in the course of the lecture he read a letter from Beula Niin f. Horwitz giving a detailed account of the a venation of rho body of his Tatlier Iii Law Kroics Sor Gross of Philadelphia. Extracts Frooma the letter follow Quot i Iliad often promised or. Gross that if i outlived him As considering the disparity of our age.=, it was Likely 1 should that 1 would accompany his remains the be Moyie crematory. It was simply a perfect Spring Day tie Sun shone brightly the air was Balmy the Birls were twittering in the Trees and the lowing Bierds were grazing peacefully on the Hill Side. The building was divided into two apartments one a reception or rather preparation room and the other containing the Furnace and Vetort. The coffin was taken from the Hearse by or. Gross or. For Witz Ray son and myself acting As pallbearers and placed on a table arranged for reception in the preparation room. Every one then withdrew except the undertaker and the body servant. The Colln was opened the body taken out disrobed and placed in a Sheet saturated with a preparation of Alum intended prevent the singing or scorching of the body As it was placed in the oven. The body was then placed on what is called an Iron crib that is an Iron Frame with Small bars about four inches apart running along entire length Valtich is about seven feet and it stands on feet about six in clips High. The oven door was opened the crib with the body Oil it was run in the door closed and the process of incineration at once began. The Lein Oyne or Ina tory which is of rat Liera Pirai Tiff character costing for the building retort Furnace and everything Complete ><1,500, requires Twenty four hours heating before it is in a condition for the incineration properly begin this in or. Gross Oast had been attended Lefoi c our arrival consequently there was Lelay. Quot tiie incineration began As As tiie door of the oven Closi d. Abut a hours and a Alf after the body had been placed in the oven or. Dyer the super int deut informed us that the incineration was Complete. It it looked through a Small Hole placed in tiie door of the oven for tie purpose of enabling the Supei intendant watch the i Progress of the reduction ashes and foul his Rei Ort lie Correct. There was not a vestige of the body be seen. Or. Dyer then informed us that it Touhl req our twelve hours for the Furnace become Sullick Eutzly Cool permit the Reni Oval of the crib and the gathering of the ashes. Were present either in this building or in the grounds surrounding it during the entire time occupied by the incineration and there was idiot tie least in Deana it odor or anything calculated Shock in the Sligo test degree the tenderest sensibilities of the most refined human being. On the contrary everything passed oif in such a Way that death and burial seemed be robbed of More than half their horrors. We left for Washington about three clock in the afternoon after seeing the crematory locked and giving instructions the superintendent permit one enter until our return the next Friday morning at ten clock. Quot we returned at the appointed time and found the Furnace sufficiently Cool. The Cribb was removed and then the ashes which had fallen through it the Bottom which is made of fire bricks of the oven and distance of about six feet were carefully gathered placed in a Metal receiver which was then covered and carefully and firmly soldered. The ashes which in fact were nothing but Carbonate of Lime were of course As clean and Nice As pebbles freshly gathered from the Seaside All impurity and everything calculated make a dead body horrible and disgusting having been resolved into their original elements. Or. Gross was a Man six feet two inches in height and Well proportioned consequently his ashes Weighell about seven pounds the average weight being five pounds be drove away with the precious ashes in charge All thoroughly convinced that or. Gross had added another Laurel the Chaplet which surrounded his brow by his advocacy in life and example in death of the revival of cremation. Some razor hons. The Best and whence they come. A some practical remarks on razors. Quot How we keep our razors Sharp Quot replied the Barber. Quot it is certainly an artist s principal and most Imi Octant work fir upon the keenness of his knife depends his business Success. The must Octant part and the fundamental secret is in having Gootel hones or stones As you would Call Tipeni. And then using them and discreetly. Quot you see the hone imparts the True Edge and the strop merely whets it a proper degree of keenness after the razor has been carefully honed. The greatest ingenuity and perseverance have been devoted the making of hones and the remarkable materials and processes of Inan facture involved in the business Are almost entirely unknown the millions of persons who Are shaved every week. First in line come the water stones which Are hard specimens collected in the West principally in Colorado and the spurs of the Blocky mountains. In those sections there Are hundreds of people who gain a livelihood by collecting and dealing in Whetstone. A razor Stone must necessarily be very hard Brittle and Siti ooch facets. The water hones Are merely a linger Grade of Whetstone and Cost Troisi seventy five cents two dollars. The water Stone must be for it Dontly wet with water and snoot died Down by Rul Bing v. Ith another Stone or else it is Apt lose Fine Shar Jiening i qualities. A there Are Many kills of razor hones Quot continued the Barber As he slapped the recklessly Over the Palm of his hand several times and a i lied More lather Quot a very Good Barber hits his preferences yet there Are some who can t Tell a Good one when they set it. That kind of a Barbei usually has a razor with an Edge like a cheese knife handles your head like a Block of woo and the Mere passing of the Blade Over a Man s Cheek would make even a took agent wince. Then among others is the Glass hone a Block of the hardest lint Glass carefully smoothed of even the slightest in a Pali ties of surface and Ino until on a Block of Wood. 1 Don t like them although they have admirable i qualities for imparting a Dainty Edge for a razor sharpened it ii them often irritates the skin and Makto the fact sensitive i Ilam t know whether it is the Peculiar Edge which makes Tiu Stoiu Ting or the soda or other Ingres clients of the Glass adhering in Nii mite particles the steel. I5iit Nii ittes what is a Hiss honed Ruz in Don t give the Buist satisfaction customers. A Glass hone costs four or live Ilo Llars. Quot yes an experienced Barbei can at a glance a perceive the peculiarity a of the Edge of any razor and Tell you what particular kind of hone was used in sharpening it. The hone i like lie and the most wonderful in material and construction is that of Petrie Neil Ier Man Hickory. Here is one Quot said the knig lit of the Brush and steel As he a Small smooth dark Stone hard As Adamant and mounted in a wooden Block. Quot tiie German Hickory Quot he resumed As he Drew the Blade across the customer s face and removed it with a Clear ringing sound Quot is in itself a Wood almost As hard As Stone. It is Cut from Large cultivated forests then carefully seasoned sawed into Small blocks about this size and imbedded in a Peculiar wet Clay soil where it is allowed remain for about eight years. When it is removed the wooden blocks Are discovered have turned Stone. Their manufacture is confined solely certain parts of Germany and Prussia. The Experiment of Petr faction in this particular line has been tried in Many lands but has never proved successful outside of the countries named. That is i guess because of the Peculiar soil. Westphalia in Prussia is where they Are principally made and there is on Amill there which constantly employs Ico hands in cutting mounting and dressing these hones without which i would be lost. There is a big profit in their a manufacture for the comparative Cost of production is very Small while a Stone of this size when completed is Worth about eight dollars. They give the Best keenest and cleanest Edge a razor that can be i produced. Of course some Barbers Are ignorant of their a proper use or dislike the labor of Honing their razors but while i remain at this shop i shall give prayerful consideration that Branch of the business. Next Quot a Birds that n. A. Riidu injury in f a Teliin frs sept. M. Mil. Jinx ii a in Light for thinkers of aug. 23, under the above caption the author says Quot animals think. It is nonsense assume their mental operations be and prove this cites a Case of a pair of Baltimore orioles that built their nest at the extreme end of a Light Branch in a tree in order thai animal Able climb the tree could reach it but finding that it Hung near the ground As be in danger from dogs and cats Quot got some twine and with it United the too slender Bough a Strong Branch is he sure that they thus built in order be away from the reach of tree climbing animals is not it the custom of the Bird or where they always built their nest even if it is a fact in the intelligent sense that he states it it is certainly proof that the. Bird manifests a faculty higher the instinct nor did Quot Therea sorting Power show itself Quot As he they procured the twine and United the slender Twig holding their treasures a Strong one overhead. There is this Dili Eruce Between reason and instinct reason is knowing by understanding instinct is knowing by sense. Is instinct a thought faculty does instinct think yes it thinks such thoughts As sense is capable of projecting through the animal brain thoughts ii longing animal life Antl which serve that life the Caiki City of directory infallible and unerring guide certainly animal life needs More reason animals cannot exercise the Quot Powers Quot thereof. Ashen they that they cease be animal and become human reasoning is exercising the rational faculty. Animals d a not exercise this. A rational being a being who reasons who knows by understanding is assessed of a progressive intelligence and is a progressive being such a Man by the Possession of this faculty he is distinguished from animals which Are not progressive beings. The animal senses have other or Hillier Aims than serving sustaining and perpetuating Niimd life this aggregated intelligence instinct is and Etuate any emergency in that fire Tiou. I Luni the orioles tied up their j nest they showed their tact As self preservation and care for their i Prosi Yective Young. The i act did j not Call for the exercise of Theao i ult of reason it was a construct i in rather than a rational act and the Birds constructive Powers were All Hul Viciento in the Case. That it it took i Rains Engineer the opera a lion is very True l it brains Are not i always a Kif of reason even in Man. In the animal or Birds brain must inhere the function of j rational thought and although Quot an i Iii als think Quot it does not follow i that they i Eason. I i f Quot it is nonsense assume their j mental operations be instinct Quot Liat would our author have Sun Jde Stanil instinct is is it some thing that is inferior that who Birds and animals Manifest w i he would explain. If he pos sop de a i ear tree a limb of which Anft being borne the grouted by Load of the Necious fruit and he 1 should tie or prop it up would he not be exercising the same faculty that orioles did was it Reasch or was it constructive Ness prom de by the love of preserving what belongs self the writer is reasoning upon this subject our author reasoned upon it and if the orioles can reason upon it their opinion would be in order 1 not see much reason however in attributing such a faculty animals let us Call things by their right notorious benders. How they were followed by vigilant and slaughtered the sudden disappearance of the members of the murderous Bender family after the revelation of their numerous , and the failure of All efforts discover the whereabouts of the fugitives enshrouded the aft air with an air of impenetrable mystery. The veil was not lifted until twelve months ago when the St. Louis Ile Public can published the Story of one of the avenging party which annihilated the whole family in the Indian territory. The author of the narrative capt. A. C. Sleeves of Appleton City ., is at present a transient guest at the hotel bar num and alien interviewed he consented give All the details of the benders tragic ending except the name of the Man by whose hand they were All slain. Quot when or. York was missed Quot the Captain began Quot col. York traced his brother the House occur red by the benders. Being unable obtain any further information of his lost brother he returned Independence kan., and communicated the result of his investigation Captain Stone Sherier of Montgomery county. The next Day col. Y Ork and capt. Stone visited the Lender residence and they were received by the Man who married Kate Bender and who went by the name of John Bender. John Bender admitted Liat or. York halt a Stafeil at their House and asserted that he had heard nothing of the doctor since. Being Unal Jle of obtain any satisfaction. Colonel York and capt. Stone retraced their Steps Independence. A posse was formed and the company started Forth determined investigate the matter the Bottom. Quot when they arrived at the Bender Homestead the Birds had flown. The House and Garden were examined and in the Garden we found nine bodies of murdered persons one of hich was recognized As that of or. York. Public indignation at this discovery knew Bounds and the excitement became intense. Quot a party consisting of s. S. Peterson Deputy United states marshal col. York Bell Wright George Dawson and myself a is formed follow the Trail of Thi it benders. We tracked the Wagon Thayer Kansas where we found the abandoned Wagon. At this Point we took the cars of Chau uti on the m., k. In t. Railroad. At Chan Tewe procured another team and a proceeded in the Din action of the a Rand River which runs through the Indian territory. It was Iii the Indian territory on the Banks of the Irand River that col. York who was in the Van of the party overhauled the . They All died very suddenly and they Are Murieil in the in Linn territory near where they fell. 1 have nothing More say. That ends the Ork test he did t need it. Is Wist s United monster shows barn uni Haili a omers. $3,500.000 represented i .%800 daily expenses More than Ilic i i Lre of any Otlie show tie i lii Iii states. I it i a p lis Sumii oct. 11 the matchless and startling feature Temple. W i a it . I ii Iii Idiol Monk Quot i ii ii in orc lii. _ Titi i Ali if ii 111, a. it re Siw Vav la 1 i r wii i All till a crib la 1 in i it Icie i Anil lii Lairy. All Iver a of Quot Tallis Al Iii a ton _ in Avil i Diati Wili 1,\ t Herr. N a birr it ,, Nanor n Hal v we Iii , a Ami Iii Moil Kejs a Valpy punic s. The one Model show which others try in vain imitate. A it i r in. Lair. A guest at a country hotel after vainly trying sleep summoned the negro waiter and said Quot look Here what the Deuce am i going about these Musi Jui toes they Are about eat Nie Quot sorry Boss Dat we had Ter put yer in Dis room but it could t be Quot that s All right. doubt the intentions of the establishment Are Good but confound it you Don t want be eaten up alive you Quot Quot of but i Doan wish Ter harm Quot Well Why Don t Yon give a Nisi unto bar Vou be Given one hat Man Quot pointing a bed at ii of Josite end of the room. Quot Vas Quot Why the i. Can t 1 have on Quot Dar s Only one Lowed the each room but take tie one. Frum de Gem an Sah an Gin it Jer r Don t want you that a in vill of sail. He Doan need Quot Why Quot / Quot Case he s dead the human mind. Kids Ceuta Stamps and ret i Rof. I Reiou i Meay of l a urls u uie jiuuiaii.. Sixteen Tjien lairs of wild . 7 is if Kiiji 1 Iii Iii. Sir. Of i i in i i worm. Al i a Pius a lii Mirll. Liuio 3< Gront circus l Eri on ii ers l Eri Loiis a n d plei Silig acts. A w�iiin>ei.-i is Kun ii ..l-ail i a Jan a 1 lev a a i. A y a. V.,.i, ail a hmm. / him lii it li.e it a Ilu v h a Ai.i.,-, .\>ki., a i. I in Kiy pier a 1 1 i ill is a ii in Tiili Iii a Ilu Iii a a mighty menager let Lei and lose in the streets and in the Oriental l agent i Niler the . A it a <.ll.i, n tall a a i .11�. Kenyia a it too . Willi in p j univ Sling a i a i uns a Iii Aii i let Lull. 1 Roi Mii for Ai cti., r a Iii la. Heathens a 1 Choate s hotel i 2uand2rg state St., Chicago . Locate in in the Center of the Elev Only one Block from the Post Ollre with 177 Nidy in Nln had rooms on the european plan. Seventy Peven single rooms at 50c per Day. Fifty rooms at ?1 00 ppr div. Fifty at 91.50 per Dav. Stirli it i it it Kiln of by Liati in the a Quot it Ltd ult a por Nom. 2aiikr4 special. Rate i . Y accurate time keeping w n e a r a a a a a. A Iii Ofifi. Soh l nil Vor. Iii if Nulli or it i Lloil Siiro Pec Taclas in great variety fit any Deli Active ave. My Stock Larken nil , nmlitie8 and juices. I the Uirt ii hoist the country 10 give Iii a trial when in Ivan of any think ill line Wooda Feni by express Anywise re and Varni filed he As . I Case Rorres Willi inc. After Ollices have of Alcil make Sotir Welch keep unit Sci i a i Nie. I urfi r Nii and Cairo link or Muchai. Unit a. M , f,4.y. It ,.o. Ill. Indiana paper ., a wrack Rarus or of every bags Floin sacks a supplies a specially. A Kaht St., in it la Iii mgt pcs. Wihs. The paper upon which the age is pin Ufa by Ihil c Lipai in. Oft. Is is the a Dejo grat ten l a in . 81.00 i Elk the lii Friest Aii l Bisi weekly newspaper in the world fur the Price daily tier year $12 00 Semi weekly per year 3 00 Tri weedy per year 5 00 Yui iday edition tier year 2 00 your .Stniaster will receive your Hub her option. Or address Globe printing ., St. Louis might. A Send for Sample copy. Novl0�6in .4r� Yogi Ltd of item Cut i or Torfli taunt parties t. contemplate a trip the West. Or Niiori invest this coming sri Iii. We desire a Gesi the advisability of Makiji some eau Quiry the route they ii it Tako. Lii this con ii motion we want Call the attention of in Iii Teresie the real inducements of ered by the Liflie Souville Madison and Railroad in the Way of Uick time prompt connections and in Eiji baled f Neil tit s for the Safe and comfortable transportation of passent ers of ail classes. Ii Routi Vou arc carried Over the safest and a instructed system of railway 8 in tiie i St. Yon Are landed in Union depots and a rape All Onui Buh transfers. Eur can Purchase tickets and lii Ive Ymir baggage Elie cd through destination avoiding All trouble Wiiilie Enro Ute. In you Are going travel ii your advantage secure tiie Best and if you Are ticketed via the .1., i. And i. Short line you Are sure Wjk t it a Silica sons i or rates of fare time titbits etc., should be a Luide Toth nearest ticket agent or i. In. L r a assist and Ien l. I ass. Agent ivv., or hid. Leu look by h. G. In i Ersoll Inre soil on Talmage Only Keal ild Inan Vivace. Mimia i a a. Vul i a i i Tiai incl. Till i Viii a ., . I a i Chang i ,.i 1 nil nun. Ii l ii omy Irav us i. I in i Iii. Ullh in i a a i u . Lilii in iof jail i �.,ili., ,i.l.,z. Ulis. In . I i in. M i min 1, a it in i a a i Iii in. .,1., i i i r i.&Quot in f Iii. L i inc i it Ami 1. ,4.11,1, in ,i.,11.1 i. Il-1 lii Luiu Inai i n Iii .in ii h lii in 1. I Vii .,.�.,1 z.11c a 1 v Liy Al a ver a Quot i in. I Alm Iii u1 Iii Quot sire 11. A. i 1.11 Llic rn.u., id. r. 1 an i a i. I. Ii�?.1 a in six interviews with the Fanions orator on sermons by the Kev. T. Dewitt Lalman of Brooklyn which is a talmud Ian catechism. Steno graphically reported by i. N. Baker. I Linin in 111 i.1.1, Ricail in heavy Limiti a Pae. 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U a a a a a a a a is latent work of Cid. Ini Ersoll will conver an Ade Iii ate idea of it. Vii must Icid it for your Telf. 1 Millers 111 the Ane we l he tilled promptly. Niay 8-2-tf i at Itie s.. In a a a ii a i lii k. I iia Quot Al Llic , i k eni nil Cilmi us Iii k. t tie ii Neil \.inc. T e Ilav a 1.1 Only .i.nini Chi. Ilent i . 1 i ath a. I a i i i. Her ,1 Lul Niji Ionno i Iii Der i i u Llis. I sir it in n i hairs exuma 1 two it i Ely Duy tic list Ai und Iii kit Al 8 p in Livors oin ii an a Ioir Kinner. And Rhon. Triny i,.toi�?z.r , i. How begin silk cult ire. A Kouma that w la Lav Lime and Monor for in . Silk worm a is in cts. Per Ali Rusanu Soud Uli ver. L. 11. Cuu Uii Alton