Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-07
The CAESAR OF THE PRESENT d

he SAEShN UT Inn N'SAENt '>Eh = .
Tile Glory Of CioilisatiOn.-C@sar
has been characterized by Shakespear as
SHE foremost man of all this world. -
We Judge of men by different standard
now, for we have man much a,ea,er
than Cesar, The hiumr,',s and gloges
of al! ;niie CTssdTs were as nothing COM
pared with the tiumphs of Professor
Holloway. When SHE great Caesar
was dispatched 10 Gaul by the Roman
Senate, the first communication they re.
celved from him was the ePigrammatic
announcement, II came, | saw, con-
quered." When Holloway, under the
influence Of noble philanthropy, and
guided By a sound philosophy, entered ON
his mission Of happiness to man, his sue
cesses Nigh, well have been recorded III
the words, II came. saw, saved, y
Caesar, during his campaign in Germa'
ny, determined 10 Use up with his army
against the State his frs, step was &c
pass the Rubicon. A chaos of 5loodshed
wickedness aud anarchy ensued, which
the world has seldom seen since them
Holloway, Disguised and shocked will
the fnili,y of the means commonly EN-
ployed to counteract disease and preserve
health. set his energies to work TO devise
new and universal curative his frs
step was to consul, Nature. Nature re
sponded, and his medicines, scattered Owe
the face of this broad and beauleous earth
shed their blessings on suffering myrlads
and brought health 10 countless homes
from which otherwise peace and hsppi
ness would have forever fled.
When Caesar entered Rome in triumph
The envous Marcellus exclaimed
"What tributaries follow him to Rome
TO grace in captive bonds his chariot wheels
We all know how the imperial despot':
wretched prisoners were made Prom'
men, feature Of the savage ovatIons by
l which his victories were celebrated
Mark how the times have changed. OA
Caesar rejoices in no tributaries purchas
ed with tears and blood. Holloway:
tIaurels have not been bought by human
: slaughter aud desolaled homes. His ri
umphs have been triumphs over disease
and death and his mos. valuable reward
has been the prayers and blessings o
thousands of grateful, hearts with whom
his name and fame have become "house
hold words.
/ Csssius, though one Of Caesars foes
acknowl lodged his greatness when h
\ said -... 81. So, .s.. .-.s. .fs
lf"Ye Gods, it doth amaze me how he should
! So get the start of this majestic world,
And bear the palm alone
/ But what hollow greatness was fae
sar's compared with Holloway's. Whs
, cruel end he had lie lived by tn
), sword, and died by the sword. He wa
murdered by his .'iriends." Thus en-
ded The career Of the creates, ruler OF IN
: greatest republic the old world and the oil
times have ever had. But here in thl
i new world and in these later times W
! have Republic greater, truer, purer iha
. that of Rome in her pamiest days. An
Il here, too, we have new Caesar who's
5 deeds and fame will be commensurate
n with lis greatness, and whose claims I
Y the admiration and respect Of the worl
y now and in future times do not rest o
: The number OF human beings he has slai
> or the desolation he has made, but on th
= number Of human beings he has saved
r and the blessings of health and happines
: which he has bestowed ON humanity i
the discovery Of bis miraculous remedie:
Boston Traveller. q ?" f~' b -...l 81.
; MANY of .le farmers of Ohio ard ln,l
ana are making extensive preparations Il
p. manufacturing maple sugar and moiasse