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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1870-10-27
"Mary AIMS Young Man."

A few DAYS since lady residing at
the West End employed tidy looking
young woman, who was looking for a
place, to do her honsework, and in the
evening, when she came to take posses
sion other new place, ,shebrought with her
her true love, broth ofa boy, standing
six feet, and weighing about TWO hun
dred avoiruupois, with his Mary Anr
hanging on one arm and all her worldly
goods under the other. They walked
in and took seat, and the man took
survey of The premises, and sitter apply
ing his b,dana to his heated brow auc
recovering his breath, exclaimed: 'Ma
rv, this place not do" "What is th'
objection to the placer" modestly in
qnired the lady of the house. "Oh, III
no fault in the house itself, bn
it's too fur altogether, entirely 70
me to come to see Mary Mary decid
ed that she could get along without
place, but not without John, and th
twain departed whence they came
Providence Journal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1870-10-27
BESSEMER AND HIS STEEL.

BESSEMER AND HIS STEEL. p.
The following paragraphs, which we
find in the London Mining Journal,
give some facts with regard to the in
venior Of the ''proccss' and also in re-
gard to the Importance Of the invention
itself, which may not be without inter-
est -
Twenty years ago Mr. Bessemcr, the
Inventor OF the process for manutactur
ng the famous Bessemer steel for rails
and other purposes, was working en-
ginecr in North London, who, his
friends declared, "would never do any
thing for himself, because he WAS always
mudding away his time aud his money
in experiments" Now he is in regular
receipt of $4,000 year, il royalties
alone, for the use Of his patent by 9th
ers, besides his own manufacturing busi
ness. just as his first pateut is eXpir-
Ing. he has invented an Improvement
which lessons the waste and cost OF the
process by thirty per cent, and will still
therefore enable him TO uudersell all
competitors who do not acquire rights
under his second patent. He is now a
man Of enormous wealth, and, among
other ways Of spending his money, lie
has "ihe finest conservatory IL the
world" So much for the practical
workman who ''nudiles away his time
and money in experiments, instead Of
in amusements aud cigars.
Bessemer's invention was long de5-
cried as failure, and it was no: until
the London Exhibition of 1862 that
snch Il dI>play was made Of its ca .'aciiy
as gave it successful impetus, 1t is
now confidently predicted by iron found
c. that all cast iron will rapidly 70
out of use, and be superseded by Bcs-
semer steel. -Four years ago there We're
seventeen Bessemer works in England
alone, and three years ago the annual
production in Great Britain had risen to
one hundred thousand tons. There are
six Bessemer works in France, and
some in Belgium, i sAustria, Prussia,
Rnasia, Italy, and even Spain. Some
of the railroads in the United States are
now making their own Bessemer rails,
and substituting them for their Worn out
tracks. The manufacture is, in its ma
turc, very successful one, as lis sim
pl'city aud cheappess tend directly to re-
ducc the price Of steel, and indirectly
the price of iron. Tie rapid extension
OF the manufacture, both in Europe and
America, since its successful vindication
10 1852, has already reduced, by nearly
onc-half, the cost of the Bessemer steel,
and will inevitably effect u still further
reduction. To our railroads and
through them to the world, the iuvcn'
ton is an inesrimable boon. 1t will
doubtless, ultimately greatly reduce the
cost Of construction of railroads, while
increasing their permancucc, aud vii
thus tend 10 reduce the COST of transport
alton and of travel all over The world
1t is the most important invention in the
iron manufacture which has been made
in this century, and in view of the wide
spread bcueficence of its results, man
kind will rejoice that its persever'ng in
yeu,or has been raised to deserved
wealth as part of the reward OF hi
"mudd ng away his money IN expert
ments.'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1870-10-27

One of our popular preachers says
! have great hope of wicked man
slender hope of a mean one. A wicked
man may be converted and become a
pre-eminent SAINT. A mean man ought
to be converted six or seven times, one
right after the other, to give him 6
fair start and put him on an equality
With o bold wicked man.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1870-10-27

When a horse refuses to eat, he
should not be made TO do any more
service that day, for i, may be known
that he is tired out or sick. 1t is bar.
barous to compel a horse TO perform la
Dor when iu such condition that he re-
fusea grain, yet it is often done, aud by
meu, to who they are merciful.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1870-10-27

The following and truthful passage
occurs in one of the Fredcr'ka Bremen
books: There is mucn goodness in the
world, although at a superficial glance
one is disposed to doubt it, What is
bad is noisod abroad, is echoed back
from side to side, and newspapers aud
the social circles fiud much to say abort
it {; whilst what is good goes at bes, like
sunshine, quietly through the world
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1870-10-27

TIE DUST, ETC, OF SPECIAL ArMos-
pnHREs.-Dr. Sigerson, in Il lecture at
the r .yal Irish Academy. Dnblio, on
Microscopic appearances obtained from
special atmosphereI, explained that in
examining the dir of factories AID work
shops, he found the atmosphere OF each
charged with particles according to the
nature OF the trade carried on. In an
irou-faclory, he found carbon, ash, aud
iron, being in the form of translucid
hollow balls one two-lhonsapth Of an
inch in diamter, Ia the air of a shirt
factory, iiIaments of liuen and cotton
aud minute eggs were floating; and in
places where grain is threshed and con,
verted, the floating dust is fibrous and
starchy, mingled with vegetable spores;
that the dust Of scrutching-mill is
more hurtfpl than any, aud as much
paius should be taken to got rid of it as
the grinding-mils of sheffield. In the
air of type-foundries aud printing offices
au,imony exists stables show hair anc
other animal matters and that the all
of dissectiug rooms is particularly hor
rible. All this is very disagreeable tc
think of, but while it mauifests that wC
should be careful to purify the air we
breathe, it teaches, also that nature has
given us a respiratory apparatus endow
ed with large amount Of self-protect
ing function.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1870-10-27

Caesar Ulysses Chasei is a talauted Eth
iopiap Radical orator Of New York.
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ssISatlp ARGUS.
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10 3 u r II I N =
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sIMlLIA SIMILIBVS CVRANTUR.
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DR.. ERASMUS WINSLOW's
Liver and Stomach LOZenge

lie the most important medicinal novelty that
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tha nauseous pills and potions of which that
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THE LA1nsf DIsCovn.v


The great difficulty which physicians have
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length been ODyiatsd. A Vegetable Csthartic
and Alternative more Efficient than any mineral
preparation of the same class, and as agreeable
to the taste ordinary candy, Is now offered to
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-04

HAS MADE THE NoSr ASTONISHING CURES.
So QUICK. so RAPID ARK TUE CHkNGE@,
THE BODY UNDERGDES UNDER THE 1NfLI-
ENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MIDI
CINE THAT
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THE wAsTIs OF NM UnnN-

supplied Slth mes, healthy aua yl-uTo- tI ,ha,
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WEAkESIsG DIscHkEGKs. either MALE OF FEMALE
oftle womb, Uterus, other organs, whether uoos-
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from violence Of Self-ab," from the Genital Glards
or Nererea dIsCAIsg, ulcers. through the
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LIAM. aTr.stel and the rtutI.rs-i or-nx hcal.l
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trf7@., lrsts- e.. $50 I.--s r.. o ting from IN
Ian, cured.
M ga neg sipz4a-sn "a n....ser F.. t-lrsiier IN
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he SAIs2AfAlsiIE-Il ~ E.-S1INE.N , 3 n rr,tt
1FflEi, AMI zsr.Iu. W1-- -. LT. H1.s -traf.
TO- ls,a liant, % ~ uf El4HTs ~ "a ~
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vrsi ale. IA docs not VIA r le ifsi-Tr-i - q /,
WIN II u iris all - -.- her The : 4zEisi
~s1. .sEiLi.
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!asfrB -. 9i ls-- Il i1l ing .
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Hr- a. Tsg-lr. N taer else n Chronic Sore LIZ
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THE TRUE THEORY OF CURE.

tADNA1S sAEsSAIAh.lslIAN RESOLFEN
suppes the system, throu the blood urine, sweat,
stI1rtare-Dazg constituents with Issue making, Flesh
MAKING Heat Or Czurc Gai Fat making elements.
All of rs clIsslt-eiIts sauTisii~ parCyraJ dad
srenglasrfRg- RspIus, Hci-5, R1soirts dnd dTIu,s
Of tAc BODY the p-..la Is Of Decay and CofIIl; i
CONSUMPTION WHITE SWELLING, DR0PSg.
SYPHILIS, CANCERS, 1INOIIS dc. are all Of a
srTOulous ithsfs, and n, the curative
If he : A 4 Al A /.
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of the country, by mail express, free of
charge, on receipt OF the price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co, offoe and D-Fot, NJ. 5o2 Broad
way, New York.
Dr. Hunphreysis consulted daily a. his "ihes,
personally or by letter, - above, tgrail forms OF
disease.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
full assortment Of the above for sale in
Rock Island by
CA. BENSER.
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