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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-10-10
m MUSlC.
Philharmonic MusiCa.
CHARLES a. LACKEY,
AUTHOR and CONDUCTOR.

VIOLIN, ORGAN, PIANO or THOROUGH
BASE 50 cents per lesson.
HARMONY, COUNTER POINT, CANON,
FUGUE or MUSICAL FORM, 81 per lesson.
Special attention given to Form and the
analysis of classical music.
Address Jackson, Ohio; or 1876 West Fourth
Street, Cincinnati Ohio, care of f. w. Helmick.
lSap3m
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r A IL RO A L.
Short Line Between all Points
in Southern Ohio and The
North East and
West.
s Sae an n1er ArrnDgen M e2et s
Taking Effect May 18th, 1878.
Two express trains daily as follows Except
Sundays):
AND HOOKING VALLEY
EAST BOUND.

Two express trains daily follows Except
Sundays):
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NERVOUS HEADACHE

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 8th, 1876.
Centlemen-My wife has used your Curative T.
Nervous Headache, and the result most gr;'.,
fying We would not be without it:
Very respectfully, L. c. HECkMAN,
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bYS PEP SsA.

CLEVELAND, O., NOV IhH','
Gentlemen-I wish to express my tlanhIh'. =
for the relief your Curative gave my daughter =
suffered with Dyspepsia two years, & very it .
doses taken as you directed caused the pam =
cease Her food does not distress her now ne-t'4;S
is she troubled with nausea. We have every re1.~-i
to feel she is cured. JNO. l.. MADiO-fN'
If any doubts exist in regard to the ber'
to be derived from the use of LAWSC1,
CURATIVE among those who are s''';o.'
ing from rheumatism, Neuralgia, ,Scias'G2z
Headache, Toothache, Nervousness.
ChiibIains, Inflammation. IiPatheTia
Sore Throat, catarrh, Dyspepsia, Burr
ScaIds, etc., we should be pleased to
swer any inquiries in person or by letter.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
PRICE, One Dollar per Bottle
6 Bottles for $500
Prepared by
Lawson Chemical Co., Cleveland, UllQs
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TT "S A certain and efectuaI
I1H0- cure. Trial box only
Its. Address DIR. PERCY,
lily OgdenSburg, n. Y.
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DghAn Beautiful So. Grand Pianos price
Upright Pianos, price $1,000, only S275.
Elegant Upright Pianos, price $500, only
S155. Pianos, octaAe, $125, ia $135, New
Styles; Organs $35. Organs stops $3.50.
Church ORGAN I6 LIST stops price 1890. 1890. only
Organs only $105. Beautiful Parlor Organ
price. $40, only S95. FRAUD Exposed
$500 reward. Read Traps for the Unwary"
and Newspaper about cost of Pianos and
Organs, SENT FREE. Please Address DAN
TEL f. BEATTY, Washington, n. j.
3oct4t
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FURNITURE

-, than in our own land
.itic American.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

The Lc oOratCrY OF the system.
The ,9macl s. the labomnryof the system in
which certain mysterious processes are constant
ly going on These result in the production Of
that wonderful viririug agent the blood, which
in s.,e os health rushcs laden with the elements
OF vitality 20 che remotest parts Of the system
But when the stomach IS semi-paralyzed By dys-
pepsl, blood manufacture is carried on imperfect
lr. tle circulation grows chin aud sluggish, and
,le s,.,.a suffers 81 consequence. Moreover, in
digestion reacts upon tle liver and bowels, rcu-
dc-r- che frst .'-c-ish and ihe latter constpa-
ed Tleb-a.n also suffers by sympathy, and sick
headaches. sitep,assness and nervous symptoms
a.c erccu5ered. uo,etter's Stomach Bitter5 re-
forms ta.ss of tlia-s, gives permanent tone
aud r.-u Iari'y 90 the stomach eIl its associate
organs. 90, bowels and liver, and ensures COM
p,ete a.urishueat and increased visor Of the sys-
.eu. Itis ths most popular as wen as tbe most
efficient anti drs septic md tonic In America
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
church Notes.

Rev. Mr.. Lafevre, Of Martinsburg, preached
morning aud night, on Sunday last, 10 the
Presbyterian Church.
On Sunday ai.ht last Rev Mr.. CAckley
preached IN tie 81. e Church, South.
3lr. Johu Z. Raymond OF Virginia, at present a
s,ud,ntof Grocer Theological Seminary, has been
engaged 90 supply the pulpit Of the Baptist Church
I'm this place during The temporary disability oil
Rev. Il. b. shepherd lie was highly recon-
mrri,l q, the church by the Faculty Of the Sem
iua.y. Mr. Raymond viii preach az ne 0HuFcA
t.-,s,rr1W. Suuday. sth Of June, at II A. u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

The Liver Is the imperial organ of the whole
human svs,cm, as it controls the lie, neaith ana
bqnninss. of man. When IL is disturbed in its
proper action, al kinds of ailments are the naia-
raj result. The digestion of food the moveme nts
OF the heart and blood, the action OF the BRAIN
aad nervous system, are an Immediately connect
cd With the workings %. the Liver. 10 has oeen
successfully proved that Green's August Flower
Is unegual.ed in curing an persons afflicted vita
Dyspepsia or liver Complaint, and al the nameI-
cts symptons that result from an unhealthy CON
ditio1 of the Liver and stomach Positively sold
i'm AID the towns 90 the " estsru Continent InFee
doses viii prove tlatltis Just what you want
Sample bottles 90 try lo cents
November Is, ls77-ly-nd NAY p, ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

Mr.. Ilgley has had a neat littleporch erect
Ell in front Of his dwsldns-Mr. James D.
Butt. builder. Mr. Hlg!ey has also had his
store-houso re-washcd. by Ar. } n. Whit
tiugtou, at the present writing a sort Of inde-
scriba5Ie tint rather approximating goslIns
green. Il is hardly as safe 20 make para
graph upon it as upln the weather. We are
sarc. however, It viii dry ont al night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
New GOODS
POTATO BUGS.
DARIS GREEN, IN any quantity, or laleby
Mayll. BUTLER AloQulIH.
IlllBTS TEl9B SGbIETa SPRINGS

10 L d os oais f " SI sSis.s a7s
Dcpot- T.. D.. Frederick county. Va. Toms; g
pr dav, $3.50 pes week and $40 per month u
2s lat.: children and scrrant. bali piicc. Round
uip tickets fom 80 prominent points. IRON
baltimore 90 Spring, sud return, So 5Oi from
Washington g. SpHi1-s end return, $3.50. Tick
ets gr.d until lstof AoTcIber
Mas 2I lsI--M J.. G. JOkDAA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLER'

Spoons, busting. Scrubbing, Shoe, White.
Wash and Horse BRUSHES, Sc, ana variety
Of BUCKETS.
BUGGY. SLEIGH and WAGON WHIPS,
BIRD CAGES, B tEy- Do0a HANGERS, ROPES,
ITALIAN HEMP. SOAPSTONE and GUM
PACKINGS, Mor.ise Machines. Boring Nachincs,
Jack Screws Chains, Traces, iamcs, Locks,
H!nres, Bal.s Fucs Chisseis Trowei, Levels
Planes. Bowels, Wrench S. Hoes and Picks.
4 complete stock % TOOLS aud Supplies Tor
Carpenters, Masons, Shoewahers aud others, with
many Housekeeping and Furnishing Goods.
A complete line % Oils, PAINTS, NARNiSll-
Is, GLASS, &C, always inland At lowest mark
ct price.
(uDER MILLS, Tloughs Of the most approved
I Patterns, Berea Grindstoaes, Pumps q all
kinds, Scales Corn Shellers, Wheat Fans, Dirt
,scoor-. Churus. Shorols Forks. Spades - Rakes.
CtaNCS-J. j. Turner'S Ezcelsi5f, Oecr 4
Sons Peruvian, en3 South Carolina.
endeayor % do q CASH Bgs'ress, ard an pre-
pared 20 Offer special inducements 20 ~ hbrgers.
Hy prompt and strict attention 90 business, ]
hope to merit liberal share Of The patronage OF
the people o.: jefferson.
AT JAMES Law. HooFy's On SrA%o,
g,EIAELEcSTOE WIN, W. VA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-08

The Winchester Post 0hcesaip IS worth
.ul a ye1J aal there 900. number 81 APP
......'f. tlr appointment g. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
-on Saturday. January 20, cusrAvs

wAHBrRo.-on Saturday. January 20, cusrAvs
WARBrRG, IN his 33d year.
Friends OF the family; also members OF Atlas
Lodge, No. 36. y. ana A. 81, and Manhattan Chapter
No. ls4. X. A. NJ. arc invited To attend the funeral
from his late residence, No AZ East Sd ST.. Tues.
day afternoon. al one O'Clock
Louisville, Selma and Norfolk papers please copy.
WILLIAMS -On Saturday, January 20, ANN f.,
daughter OF Henry and The late Alice Williams aged
II years, III months and 20 Gays
Relatives anc friends are invited to attend the
funeral. IRON her ather's residence, 221 East 36th
ST., on Monday, the 2sth. at half past ono O'Clock
wiLLETs. In Flushing, on Friday. January %,
john j. WILLETs, In the j9ih year oil his age.
Relatives aud friends invited TO attend the fu.
neral, at Friends Meeting House, Flushing, on Mon
day. January 20, at eleven O'Clock A. ~ Trains leave
Long Island City at $50 and 1880 A. NJ
WiSGERr -On Saturday evening, Goth inst, CHARLES
youngest son OF Charles w. and Emily w. WingerL
Funeral on Monday, January rs, at ono Z. NJ. from
81 South Portland av., BROOKLYN.
WoHIFERr. On Saturday, January 20, EMMA, daugh-
ter OF Frederic and Catherine WoHLFERr, aged 10
years
Tho relatives and friends invited 10 attond tho
funera At ST. James Lutheran Church, 18th st., 6o-
tween "a and Sd avs, Tuesday, January 30 al
p. IT,
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uAsIY AND pRpJuDIcEp ADVICE.

70 THE EDITOR OF rnE HkRALp:--
On behalf OF many Of my gonists beg to offer
my sincere thanks TO the rcaued correspondent
'YorkvilIc" for his unbiased portrayal OF tue pre-.
dominant traits which characteristic OF certain
class OF Hebrews who journey on tho Third Avenue
Railroad travel amos, daily on this road and
we're 10 characterize tho mon OF each particular ma
tonalty or religious sect by tho oynnco have I'M
dcrgone from any one isolated case ] might n your
cntire "Compiaint Book" | would INFORM york
vile" that IN his great attempt to parade ami dis
unguish those "loud aud vulgar men Is Hebrews,
he must bear Ia mind that In this cosmopolitan city
OF Now YORK DO Will ascertain upon careful research
that the intelligent and cultured mind would be likely
to regard hts advice, though friendly, hasy and
prejudlcsd JuSgLgkUA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
VENTILATION IN FACTORIES.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
write Tor the purpose OF calling the attention OF
employ ers TO the necessity OF paying attention
to the heating and ventilation OF their esabl shments.
l have in my mind place where about eighty mcu
employed, which Is kept at intense heat with
every aperture closed tight, that the oui Is
allowed TO escape or pure TO IN rhe men
out IN 10 tho air In profuse spiration and
constantly suffering from colds. SUFFERER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
THE CONDITION OF SEVENTH AVENUE.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HEaALD:-
The complaint OF 'Crusoc. {" In regard TO tho dan.
gerous condition OF Seventh avenue, caused by exca
vations Tor new water main, Is very jasI Owing Ia
the lack OF lights old gentleman seventy three
fell heavily to the Dottom on Wednesday even.
ing at tho corner of twentieth street, inncting
juries which may provo dangerous. H. ). d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
THE FERRY TICKET QUESTION

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
As regards the Brooklyn Ferrys issue Of coupon
tickets trust you will give judicaliy impartial
sheraton TO tho matter. Having no interest IN tho
company, l still feel thankful to them Tor their
attempt the public from the annoyance OF tho
ticket pcdlers aud the old fashioned dirty tickets l
fully approve OF their action and an perhaps Of
many VINO asked Tor II. l need hardly suggest that
these children would be better at SCHOOL and the
young men at "a business snop. w.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

tNoTE Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address 10
insure attention. Conplanants who unwilling Ia
comply with this rule simply waste time in wiring
Write only side OF the papeE-ED. HERALD.l
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FARE ON THE UNION FERRIES.

To THE EDITOR OF Tux HERALD
Since SO powerful and rich corporation has taken
such extreme measures to prevent few poor aud
honest workers IRON picking up lew pennies In
these hard times think IL IS high timo The public
put In word themselves. The plea OF the linton
Ferry Company Is that the boys are nuisance, and
TO whom To thcmY oh, no, TO Their patrons Well,
| must say they take way to remedy II, In
cody debating to those patrons how, when and
where they shall tho CON pany's tickets, which
are lawfully bought, to use when and low the pur-
chaser hkes even 10 selling them Tor surely there
law prohibiting tho transfer oil sucn valuable
piece OF personal property Jerry ticket. In all
large hotels OF New orK there railroad ticket
Dealers VINO buy and sell whole or parts OF tickets ut
any road In tho country. aud which are good until
used aud II Is PERFECTLY legitimate BUSINESS
railroad company has Decn pad Tor what I'll the
ticket s used, II has not delivered. Ii the Union
Ferry Company are mindful OF their patrons' COM
tort let them put the iare down at all
times, Tor II they SHOW large profits thoy have
the past few years. WHOM the iarc has only been
during the hours OF the greatest rush morning
and lsht, they very well get along scent
hcad' at all hours OF tho day aud night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
THE SECURITY SAVINGS BANK.

To the EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Can you INFORM me why Receiver BaDgs.of the Sc.
curty savings Bank, has not tried to recover from
trustees part that $50 DOOR Tho charter OF the
bank requires each clerk give bonds the amount
OF 10000 II the trustees failed TO require tho
ccivlng teller to gIva such bond did they not make
themselves hRbIe2 A UEpOSIlOR.
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ANSWEkS.
WHY HE SHOULD NOT DE TnouBLlp.

WHY HE SHOULD NOT BE TnoUBLLD.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
was In the In which the writer OF one OF your
complaints says he annoyed by .'Hcbrews talking
real estate, ana by my word. SIR, can assure you
there was no more DOIse than "a usual IN any
Tue discussion OF real estate VIII trouble the
writer OF said letter, as all he what sticks 70
MS boots. SOLOMON ISAACS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE LAGER?


To THE EDITOR HERALD
Recently wno oujoying caii at friends house Ia
this city, L. with others, to driuk lager.
The bcor brought fresh from German place near
at hand. In The course Of I'M hour tho pitcher wal
passed around three times drank Two glasses and
part Of tho third glass Soon after tasting tho third
| felt a drowsness coming Leaving my
friends house went to my O'Clock dinner IN
Brooklyn. Ing about mlos OF horse car riding
do before reaching homo. II with tho greatest
difficulty l kept awake In tho car. Alter eating
my usual allowance dinner and getting
into slippers TO enjoy my evening papers, l
i0upd It quito impossible 10 READ hardly
u sentence without falling nsiecp, and finally had to
drop The paper aud 20 upon the lounge. sleeping
heavily there Till about halt pas, nine r. NJ, then
rctired Tor the night, not to enjoy my usual scrp
but sort OF ietharg,c Sleep though under tho IN
nueDcc OF strong narcotic. THIS being now ex-
pcrlence TO mo, thought somo one OF your many
correspondents would explain now II was that sucn
small quantity OF light beverage Ike lager beer should
s. affect person. Ana please let me say had not
drank OF anything through tho day out coffee and tho
only peculiarly noticed IN tho lager Was that tue
color 1as darker than The general run OF beer.
w. w. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28


To THE EDITOR HERALD
About eight years ago the cooblcstone pavement
Of West Twenty second street, from Eighth to Ninth
avenue. was covered with the ''pouitcc' material
against tho wishes OF the property owners and resi-
dents. For several years IL has been aud Is
lamcntablc condition The ''poutce" is more than
hall worn on exhibiting s,rcaks OF cobblcstones,
full of ruls, holes and impcrections, rendering the
street very dangerous. l have more than once
ported the matter to COMMISSIONER Campbell oil the
Public Works department; but beyond u slight re.
pairing and then, which IN lew weeks IL bad
ever, nothing oil useful or permanent character IA
attempted am told the Commissioners has no power
To enecuully remedy the nuisance, mud thus tue owl
continues and the street remains without the Belgian
some decent pavement winch 1t ougaL to have Id
not this outrage and disgrace winch somebody
should be able To termuatcY VINO is the proper
thory 10 cause the streets to be kept Ia III and sale
orderY To what Official or commission shan ". direct
anathcmas Tor the scandaious condition OF our
street pavcnenisy Won POPULL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

4 NCaoR LIN. UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
brHioPA ;Feb 20 :. y. yiCroIA :. Feb. 10. A. ~
BOLIVIA FEB o. 10 A. VI. DEvUNIA Feb ~, 10 A. VI.
NEW. YORK TO 10 sDoN DIRECT
ALSATlA. Jan. 30. =. NJ. ELYsIA.. Feb l3 p. NJ.
Cabin, sos to $40 Excursion tickets reduced
Second Cabin, $40; stserage,, S2s.
HENDERSON BROS. Agents, 7 Bowling Grsen.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN steamship Line, between New YORK, Southampton,
London, Havre aud Bremen.
Company's pier foot OF I'd ST.. iIoboken.
ODER. Saturday, Feb DONAu saturday Feb 16
WISER, saturday, Feb OIL NECkAR Saturday, FEB. %
Rates OF passase from New York to Lon
don, Havre aud Bremen -
Frst Cabin, 500, god second Cabin, $50 gold; Steer
$50, Return tickets reduced
paid steerags certificates, $40, currency.
For freight or passage apply to
DELICIOUS Co, Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28

T olS bROADWAY-LOANS NEGOiIATED; NO
Awaiting; cash always ON hand Diamonds, Watches,
Jewery, silks, India ShswIs. &c j. THOMAS LYNCH.
MONEY FOR JEwtLRY, &C. = DIAMONDS,
NLWatches Jewelry Silverware Seal Sacquss SILK, 8c,
bought and SOLD back at very small advance GEORGE
o. ALLEN. Jeweller. 100 Broadway. 18th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28

CHisHoLM-MoNRoE.- anuary "a, by the Rev. Dr..
Bcows, ARCHIBALD ID. CHISHOLM, OF Boston, to HAIR
RiEr W. MONROE
CuRrIs-LEg On Thursday. January "a, by Rov.
W. W. Newell, u. D., STEPHEN Curtis 10 ADD,E s.
LINE, all OF New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
THE TAX ON TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

TO EDITOR HERALD:-
Tobacco now pays a tax OF twenty-four cents pea
pound, and cigars So per thousand. There mum
Der OF bills before Congress to reduce these
hail. thereby causing depreciation OF one-fourth IN
the value OF every dealers stock. In any oil
these bills is passed without drawback IL will cause
distress and failures among many thousand dealers
tho United states (32O, ll1 licensed dealers) and
panic IN the TRADE, tho influence effect oil which
among otner branches Of trade cannot be told.
ALLEN co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
TRAVELLING AGENTS AND RAILROADS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Allow me to call the attention o. railroad men 10
the injustice OF charging freight sample trunks
In both passenger and freight departments railroads
are benefited by the so-calied drummer and can.
see why this imposition should DO practised
AN OLD TRAY ELLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
Mr.. rgorH1NoHAM's SERMONS.

To TIE EDITOR oY THE hEnALD:-
think o. u. Frothingham's sermons doing
great injury to tho community ana sowing the seeds
OF evil have the bad effect of 1t in my husband
already. AN ANXIOUS WIFE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Brill.

BAKER-On sunday, January 81. at State ST.. Brook
lyn Mrs HANNAH \. BAKER wife OF Mr. Thomas
Baker musical director OF walIack's Theatre OF a
daughter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
THE BOWLING GREEN SAVINGS BANK.

To THE EDIToR or THE HERALD:-
Can you inform a number OF the depositors OF the
broken Bowling Green Savings Bank why receiver,
with $40 900 100 in hands does not declare
o dividend2 A small would help in these hard
times. DE!OSI1ORS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-28
COAsTWlsE STEAMSHIPS.
pAC1FIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT STEAM.
SHIP LINE

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA. NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA okEGoN. &c,
sailing from pier foot OF Canal ST., North River.
For SAN FRANCISCO, via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA.
Steamship ACAPC Leo Thursday January 81
for Central America and South Pacific ports
From SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
From sAN FRANCIsOO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship AUSTRALIA. ...... Monday, February Ia
For freight passage apply at the companys office.
bowling Green. Now York
The Republican journal., 1878-09-05


WE gaze last week the outline Of Mas
b, IS magnificent plan Of finance. Below
i rhronicled the reverse by which it vent
1Ldrr and out of Sight
There is gloom onto tie Corners Our
NJ IN prosperity is sot. and NV hopes is
hiaalcd The Unlimited Trust and Con
hiencr company is not e9gsactly no
more, but ITS near enutf dead to make il
0dle 7" buIy 1t on encher Its ewes is
~"'. Alter 4 Orllyant career Nv five weeks.
coTuS atng along the SKY Nv finance.
shedding a perfect rain nv blessings at
very Jump, liz light hez gone. its bril-
&hcI hez departed and it don't corus-
cate worth a cent.
W. hefnt suspended, nor failed. nor
closed our doors. nor nothin, for the sim
PIE reason that the bank wuz constructed
on al zee that made failn impossible,
ana the closin Nv doors unnecessary. Ez
we don't have to redeem wat shell we fail
1oI Their amt nothing hide bound about
TINS bank. The people is welcome to
come IN and discuss finance, and put
lher leet up on the benches. and spit
lefbdcher jooce all over the floor, lust ez
lrlehdly e. they choose, and they NAV do
It ez long ez they choose.
NO, the Unlimited Trust and Conf
1ence Company amt failed, but it's
kinder petered out, Ell it were. 1t is ex-
prn ny dry rot. Its notes wich is it's
bud, amt harin any cirkelashen. The
people don't take EN- with that cheerful
ness necessary to Il proper banking biz
ness. I-egislashen don't fetch EN-. The
ordinances which made deth the penitv
lor Fefoosln our ishoos, only workt so far
ez taking NV EN- for taxes. The corpor
aShen dld take EN- for taxes in pursuance
NV their own legislashen, and heer was
where the trouble began. The taxes wuz
leVled on greenback basis, and the en-
tlFe levy amounted to 5000. Well. the
taxes Tor the first time in the history NV
the Corners wuz all pade in full, and with
CRATE promptnlss. A more prompter set
nv tax payers never seed.
The treasurer he'd Sc, 900 NV our isboos
when it BEGUN necessary to buv blow
and four spades to do some work on the
roads. In vane he tried to get EN-. The
dealers at home, knowing what currency
he he'd to pay in, suddenly got out Nv
ploWs and spades, and when he went to
Louisville it took 81 900 in our currensy