The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

New YORK, July 81, 1877.
THE LAST OF Il TILToN-BEEcHER
Theodore Tilton sailed for Europe
last Saturday, with bis son and
daughters, who are to remain in Ger
MANY to be there educated. And
Tilton and his fast friend Moulton
have quarrelled, Think Of that /!
Think OF Frank Moultoa's saying
that be was 8 BLASTED fool for throw
ing over 80 good a friend as Beecher,
for such q ID scoundrel as Til
ton !" What it is all about no one
as yet knows. Tilton denies it. but
there is no doubt but that there is q
coldness between the men, and one
that cannot be warmed inro the old
time friendship. Moultou suffered
terribly by bis staunch standing-by
Tillon, for il not only threw him out
Of the society that be delighted 10.
but il ruined him in bis business He
was compelled to leave the firm i'd
which be had q controlling interest,
and was idle during the entire time
of the fight. And now, TO build him
self up, be has commenced business
again as the agent OF q Liverpool salt
house, aud is working like q Turk
After making the sacrifices be did for
Tiluon be was entitled to all the graf
itude a man could show, and if there
is q split Tilton must have been very
cold. blooded toward him. Beecher's
salary as editor Of the Christian
Union has been cut down from Sl0,-|
900 to s., 600, which is still TO much,
considering the work be. does. And
while Theodore makes bis $50 1000 .
year in the lecture 6eid. and Beech
er gets $40, 900 from his church. $751;
900 from the Christian Uaioa aud
$50, 900 from leciurea. Mrs. Tilton
weeps over her struggles with board
ers 10 q small house in Brooklyn.
She is the real sufferer, and always
will be. She has lost her husband.
the man for whom she lost him has
abandoned her. and the society who
prosessed 10 believe 10 Mr.. Beecher's
innocence treat her as though she
were guilty. It's Q queer world
THE NEAT BUSINESS
has BE- en- temporarily checked BY ~
sdrsnce 10 the price OF beet on foot.
There was but q very slight margin
hen the steamers were fitted up for
The business, and 9 raise Of two cents
8 pound spoiled it. The steamers
haze been for several trips carrying
butter 70 Europe. 90 which there is .
profits made. And. BY the vsy,
America exports an enormous amount
of cheese TO England. The Johnny
Balls have discovered that tho Amer
icsn cheese 10 finer in favor and
very much cheaper than their own,
and rhes take il in large quantities.
A cheese dealer in the city told me
that ninety per cent. OF the import
ED S eiss aud Germsn cheese vas
made on the Western Reserve in
Ohio and in western New York. and
the, the only difference was. the ma.
tive product was better than the gen.
uine imported And speaking Of Ger
man products, America produces bet
ter
LAGER BEER
than Germsny- 10 this city the COO
sumption of lager beer is enormons.
and is increasing every day Whis-
KEY and stronger drinks are being
thrown oct Of the market, aud the
Americans are ~coasoling themselves
with the fasoriie drink Of Trutoo-
New York does nos nsk. good beer.
as her manufacturers had il to their
profit to make il cheap for the work
ing classes The beer that is drsSk
BY the better ~classes. OF, rather, The
nes wealthy people is shipped from
Toledo, Ohio. Cincinnati and Mil
waukee, the beer Of the three cities