The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25
ADVERTISING RATES.

that ] determined 10 stop and ascertain
what IL was. looking W the right our ni
tention was directed tp a thin column of
blush smoke, which came out of the bog.
Walking over TO the place from whenct the
smoke issued aud scarcely able to brJlilhy
from the offensive odoE which became
worse and worse, found tp my horror that
the smoke was from human hnbilation, il
such IL could be Callcd-.il old gravel pit IN
which very soon found the datsc of Che
stench. Here were laying tWp bodies iIt an
advanced stage of aHpositiou--an old
man and woman. | shudder now when ]
thiiik Of the sight I saw. II was horrible
beyond description. IL occurred to me Mt
once that the woman we found on the road
had crept out ofthis hoyel on seeing the car
coming across The bog, aud had sunk in tile
| lileless state Of exhaustion IN which we
.fORnd her. And s6it turned olst 10 he wben
Emhde subsequent inqHiry. 4H s.agasi .if z
" WallQ'ef Eeslimed our journey, au1i " llst
farriveu at thu station. whcie llot no time
| III getting nediea1 Afelief for my poor pa
tient, 'and iiT sCnlihg to the gravel pit to
have the bodiasluoved alad hUried. gsHJfB
| The next day ITeturped ~ headquarters,
iand from tiInG to fine Afterwards had let
tiers fr6ih the doctar reporting 10 me tliat
the wolnalfuery speedily rec0yelrd, aud,
out ofmoneg PLACED ~ my disposal forGlar-
4 table purposes, 4 MpS enabled tof2ntrlhnte
/
A couple ef mbuhshr more passed away,
. and the severity Of tie, famine was mititi-
gated by the abundance of food which came
| into the eoilntry, Tho people began to look
better, aud evei5 oiie was in better spirits.
MylVlsit TO the renoter stations of my
district were necessarily ifweE for had
limportaIlt duties 10 disclarg, at the town IN
(which iived, aiid where the union work
house was situated. They were now priu
cipally diFectedlto ths prt,sention of abuse
| intlP'atlhIinlstratio oireiiet Though the
distress was atilI great, vet II was an uu-
Iloubted fact within the bSpetichcc of all
these engaged IN the PoeF-I I4awlservice,
that abuses erept in 40 . very barge eNteni,
land 1t waS no easy matter 70 control them.
| On another lovely morning now far all
vanced III the summer again started for
the station at, near which occurred
the Incident. ~ hieh IL have endeayored to
ltell, As passed by the spot where our
| progress on the road Wns arrested by the
lbody Of the poor woman. Mick said
lnnaAh. your honor, glory be to God and
thanks 70 you, DO yoq FeeollPct the eraSture
we saw here 2"
ayes, Mick said I, Sand | hope wt shall
never SIZE such ~ sight agniu,''
1 l'iHAmen, sir,i' snitl he. giving the pony q
gentle reminder that hg Was W get along u
Iquickly as he could. We drove on for IA
compile of miles when we met group Of
lpeasantry OF the district going 10 the relief
station for their rations % Indian meal stir
| Iabopt, ia t.,....,.... ... .i,f...4
n II stopped to make some inquiries, When
I suddenly felt my knees embraced, and
lslw girl about 15y years of age kissing my
! fleet. M, r.ff4 fHur a -Ia.
J, What do yen want, my good girl Z
{ said ].
"Ah tyou honorr said she. looking nt
me with an expression can never iorgs''
/ nts
MARY Canayan surely you cannot be
( the woman -
"Ah! yes, sir.'' she cried
J And there she was the shriyelled hag ot
forty transformed into girl of eighteen,
and all by the simple administration OF
Wholesome food for q few weeks, HHli .'.
} TO those who saw scenes such n did,
! lthis viii not appear strange. But even
f now, at this lapse Of time, when the great
{ famine Of lrclVnd, when all its horrible cir-
! cumstances is wcll-nigh lOrgotton. yen-
| ture 10 tell this st0r! about poor MarN
Canavan .. ...f f...Inlr.s ...
THE PuNCruAL MtN.-Mr. Higgins was q
Every puncttial man in all his transactions
, through life. lie amassed u large fortune
by untiring industry aud puuctualityS and
\ at the advanced age of ninety years Was
resting quietly on his bed aud calmly wait
ing TO be called away. lie had deliberately
I malle almost every arrangement for his do-
cease and burial. His pulse grew tljuteE
? and tle light of life seemed just tiickering
: IN it, socket when one oihis sons remarked
: "Father. You will probably live but a day
or two; is il not well for you TO name your
bearers - I..e tr.,t,ii.g. t...I.... .t....i ~.
g ITO be sure. my son" said the dying
{ man. at is Vel thought of and viii do
= Ii now, ''."
He gave the name of six, the usual NUM-
Der, and sank back exhausted upon ms
y pillow, .....,... ..,.
cred features like ray OF light, ana he
e rallied once more. My son read me The
list. Is the name of Wigsips there ...r
! 1T is, father
I "Then strike It ont" saidhc cmphatieally
;, ''for he was never pnnctualt-.was never
anywhere in season; and he might hindel
the procession whole hourF
How 70 SUcCRED.--lA miul Ia succeed IN
i business mllst LET the people know whsr'
!, he il, what hc keeps, and all about lll'
o prices. There is no doubt about the pptl
G Of this. 1t is eorroborated BY the fol-
4 lowing: l.# ..n
|, "a lew years ago, q man in Hartford VA
y keeping modest shoe stare in state street
\ | A few DAYS ago one Of the Hartford paper
i published list Of real estatc purchaslt
! within few weeksby this shoe dealer th'
II purchase BioB,ayl am0,ntting ipg the aggrc
AL gate To over Ss0,VQO. From itemS 81 ~
A preyiolls purchases he was already know
I ~ rial estate owner Ia large amount
= lie still keeps that unpretending shoo stor'
How has he made his lOrlunel Advertising
@ This Is the whole secret. lie had advertise
n tar aud wide; advertised by the column
10 BY his own or Borrowed brains he made w