Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
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4lttAIuuA al u ~ NOGiN III - w $500
so disposed, speak Of him but in terms
of admiration, mingled with gratitude ;
for, of all the o~pulent and distinguish
cd men OF the land, outside the stem
miles square" he alone IGNORED ns with
his presence and that of his family, ac-
companied by an equipa&e WHICH IN
point of style would put to the blush
that OF the haughtiest arlstocrncy OF the
Old World. As he drove through
PeunsyIvania Avenue with hundreds OF
eyes upon him, he might have repeated
the wUrds OF Julius Caesar 10 the Ro-
mat Senate To-
vxSI, vIDI, v1cIi
q came, 1 saw, / conqueredl)
DIR. Helmboid did indeed conquer all
hearts BY the splendid display which he
made, com implicitly .eelipsing those who
fondly imagined that their teams would
surps IS all others. Like everything he
does, the Doctors cquipage was the ne
Mus ultra O. fashion. For the benttt OF
those who did not witness the scenes OF
the Carnival, we will ask them TO PIC
,,re to themselves an unique carriage,
or landau, cons.r ucted for DIR. Fleimboid
after q model peculiarly his own, IN
which all that lnvish expenditure and
good taste could exercise have been en-
ployed-s marvel of comfort and beauty,
with four footmen, a Jehu whose skill
in manipulating horse flesh ID lnlmita-
ble. a team of FIVE blooded bay equinals,
two at the pole and three tandem, that
with case can make their mile in four
minutes, gaily eaparisoned in expensive
leather with gold mountings, bearing the
monogram III. L. H" q dark-eyed,
a~uick-xitte6, and accomplished gentle
man, wrapped in costly sables, and
calmly surveying the assembled multi
tude, aud you have an adequate idea OF
the great 3
!. T. HELMBoLp.
The most complimentary references
by newspaper men to him cannot justly
be deemed extravagant, for he does
more than any man in America to sus-
tain the newspapec press. That he
makes none is we'll known but who
is so deset wing of il? BY judiciously
advertising his excellent compounds, he
has come to be a -a
PUBLIC BE~SEFACToa, .
his daily expenditure of nearly two
Thousand dollars among all the newspa-
pers, while it helps to sustain them,
brings healing on its wings to suffering
millions. AZ the recent press banquet
here, to which only the actual represen :
,atiyes of the "tourth estate" were ad-
mittad, including the Vice President OF
the United States and q Few other dis
tinguished public men who had been
connected Herewith. DR.. Helmbold was
invited and called upon to speak dur
ing the evening" compliment which
was emlpently deserved for as we
havo already said, he is the life OF the
press, and therefore no man so richly
deder7es recognition ~ its hands as this
-REArEsT OF ADVERTISERS.
IF DR.. Helmbvld makes money he
spends it, too, with right royal l.unih-
cence. The cost of coming to our car
uival with his family, equipage, aud
rcstinue must rave been very considera-
BILE; but, not, satisfied with that, he en-
gagged nt the Arlington, our crack hotel,
the best rooms and largest parlors,
where during his stay a constant
srREAN OF VISITORS.
poured in upon him, with all of whom,
Ia the spirit OF true Democracy, he had
SUN ething kind and even witty to say,
and mads them by his hospitality realize
that they we're at homo. Of course, he
possesses q brilliant intellect. No ordl-
nary man could in 80 brief a space OF
time amass such o fortune, and that So
iely by the exercise of The highest med
ical skill, allied to indGmitable pereever-
ance, which be 20 happily delights III.
Almost every paper we take up from e.
very quarter Of our land has something
to say about DIR. Helmbold, until we
are fairly dazzled BY the power which be
exercises surprising what we nave read
in the Arabian Nights of the
MAGlcIAN's WAND t+
Nor is this surprising. We now resd
in che New York Tyibunc of the enlarge
mens of his magnificent BroadwNE pal
ace, extending clear through 20 Crosby
Street. upon, which occasion full i've
hundred chosen guests are entertained;
then we find in the Philadelphia Bal
letiu an account of a szrenade to him
nv an immense c%oncourse upon TIL. open
,itg of his new drug Store in the Cnntl-
mental Hotel, the happy speech which
ha made from the hotel balcony forming
the subject of q two column leading
article in the Cincinnati Coumerclai
merely because he has won so much pop
ular esteem as to be generally egarded
the next President of the United States
AID now we lave before Us III the New
York Legder of last Wednesday, Marcn
/. q glowing description OF the opening
OF O m~a0nluC6nL up SS"A $50"
estahlisbment of DR.. Helmbold, corner
of Broadway and twenty ninth street.
reedered absolutely necessary by the
marvellous groth of the marvellous
trade of this marvellous man. Are we
not them, justified in saying that he RI
walls the most exravagant creations OF
6criors, and stands to day absolutely #
PEERLESS L ALoNEY ..t
This new Temple of Pharmacy has cost
in its construction and decoration $50,
.OOO-far more than many pretentious
concerns have altogether of capital-&
yet it forms but II Of many branches
Whose genial proprietor last year re-
surnea an income OF 1852 POS. All hontF
10 this worthy disciplen of fseulap'+,
OUR PRESIDENT. Sc
Az the Courier felicitatss isself upon
having first proro.ed the, name OF Dr.
II .lmi}!d fsr Chief Mag'straey of The