The Cedarville Herald, Volume 13, Numbers 1-21

M , Bourgeois, whom President Carnot ims directed to form a cabinet, . jb said to be a man of tbe people— a Bourgeois of the bourgeoise, as it >vere. Anew anecdote yf.tbe Duke of Marlborough, who is said to have bought land iirthe Powell river valley, Teun., on which,to establish a country ' seat, is told at the expense of a uatiye wine-maker in_ those parts, ' ‘There, Mr. Duke." said the Tennessee Vinter, hnndiug Marlborough a sample glass, ‘‘is what Icall honest winely ‘ ‘'Yes,'’ the duke is saidf,to have replied; “yes, Mr. Stebbimr, poor but honest!” One of the best sermons the great Beecher over preached was on “Con­ version?' “ If, said lie, “a captain in midocean determines to put his ship about and head for New York rather than for Liverpool, the deed is done when the prow ,points to the west. The steamer has yet to make the trip, but its course is ' changed. Bo when a man determines to alter his mode of life, scops his folly and heads toward the right, he is converted. .He isn't a saint quite yet, but he’Hon the road'.’ Spurgeon used to employ help m preparing some of his sermons and addresses.- It'is related that a gen­ tleman who frequented the British museum used to find another, mau continually examining volumes of (he fathers and the Puritan divines. One day.the. first of these visitors said; “ I suppose, sir; vO» are preparing some work of great research?” “ O," said ,flteether, “don’t you know-, who X i? I am Bputgeon'smau. I have get up for him all the most telling anecdotes from old or not generally neci'j&thlebooks*' Noaiew feature in railway circles ever attracted ns much attention ns the Holden Gate Ton rsinmigtiratod hy the Pennsylvania System of Railways. The succe,^of the‘bites already rnudiic- * ted in evidenced hy the pleasant mc-m- “ oruvi entertained of the enjoyment they nfforded by persons who were fortunate, .enough to participate in them ‘The next tour is scheduled to Lave Phil­ adelphia March 2 -lth, passing over the Pennsylvania Lines West ofPittsburgh H E W | S T O C K O F SIDING, FINISHING, FLOORING. SASH, DOORS BUNDS. HARD AND SOFT PINE * '! '* - .. ' A specialty. Wo handle only first quality good andwill guarantsa satisfaction. Parties entend- ing building this seasonwill savemoneyby call­ ingonus and getting ourprices. C A L L AND ISKIjS I'O K Y O I K W m 3 f e r c l i J i n t T a i l o r , N O 10 N . D E T R O I T S T R E E T A 7 J . V M . O . . ■ Beforeyou l.uy your mi it, Overcoat or I'anta for Vail, see KAXV TUB TAILORj lie liasa foil line of Foreign, ,:FAWCETT. T l i © 3 KLe>aalah J e w e l e r HAs in stock a fine linfe of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JKWELSHY and DIAMONDS! The finest line of Optical Goods in Greene County. A Specialty made of Brasilian Pebble Spectacle* In Gold, Silver mid Steel frames. They confer a brilliancy and distinctmiss of vision, with an amount of ease mid comfort, Heliloui enjoyed by spectacle wearers. M M & U IHUCQUMNTEDWITHT|l£«C04W9Wr(IfIWSCOW*!WIU.MTM| MUCHVAUUUUMFMIMTtON rWW Atltipt Of THfi HAPOFTHE CMtato.EikMaM&Mc’Bf, The Direct Route tnoud From Cbleajo, Joliet, Ott*W*( I*eorta, L * Salle, Upline, Rock Irinud, In ILLINOIS; Davenport, Musciitinc, OUumwa, Ovkalopea, D m M o I r M, Wlnteriict, Audubon, Unrlrm and Council Bluffs, In IOWA; Slltuuapolls rota, St, I'tml, lo’ MIN- NESOTA; Watertown and Sioux Kalis, In DAKOTA; Cameron, SL Joscjib and Kansas City; In MISSOURI; Omaha,.Lincoln Falrbutyami Krlstut, In NKBRA8KA; Atchison, I/tnvemvnrt}i. Horton, T> nefcli, Hutelllnson, Wicbltn, Belleville, Abilene, Dodge Cli.v, Cildtvell, In KA N8AS; KblglWier, ljl Reno and Alilico, In INDIAN TERRITORY i Denver, Colorado Springs uud Pueblo, In COLORADO, Traverses new (trees or rich f/irinlng and grazing lands, affording the bentYsctlitles or inter­ communication to all lotvns and citlM east and west, northwest and homliue-t of Cliknyo ami %o Paultic and traus-Ocetuilc 3cn;.iir'f. M A G N IF IC E N T - V E S T IB U L E e x p r e s s t r a i n s ' Leading nil competitors In splendor of equipment, between CHICAGO end DBS MOINES. COUNCIL BLUFFS arid OMAHA, mul between CHICAGO mut DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS find IH/JEHLo, via KANSAS CITY mid TOPEKA end via 3T, .IfiSEPH. Flrsl-Claw I)i»v Cbnches, RllBJC RECLINING CHAIR CAllS, and J’nlnco Sleepers, with Dinitig.Cnr Service, Close connections at Denver mill Colorado Springs with diverging railway Hues, notv forming the new and picturesque' • STANDARD G A U G E TR A N S -R O C K Y M O U N TA IN R O U T E . Over ' which superbly-equipped trains nm daily THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE to and from Sail Lake CRy. Ogden and Stitt Fram-lw-o, TH E ROCK ISLANI) Is ttlso the Direct end Favorite Urn- ht and from Mnnlluu Pike's Teal; an nail oi' evetimnirv.nml Scenic resortsandcities nml iiiinlngdistritilslii Colorado. D A I L Y F A S T E X P R E S S TRA IN S l"A From St. Joseph end " ..iq« Cite to and from nit Im­ portant toivnfi,dries.too iici.ons in Suntliejii Nehresku, Kansas and tlie Indian Territory, Also via ALBERT LEA ROUTE ftout KhhxsnCity and Ctlfftum toAYafcr- town, Sioux Falls, Mt>’ VEM ’OLJS and ST, I'A CL. comit-cliung fur till point* tV-rth and northwest .between the lakes gu l the Politic Coast, " For Tickets, Mfti -, FobiMv, r.r desired inftirmntlnn apply to nnv Coupon Ticket Office in file United StatfS or Canada,or address , , i ,*/ E . S T . J O H N , J O H N SEESA S T I S.N* C 'V I Manager. Gcn'lTkt. dcPam. Agt. te OHIO AGO. it li. Jm Cincinnati Division. ennsylvaniaLines. ScboduioofPaseengcfTralns-CentralTliftO 1 . i, g |a t i t f i i n 7 jE g Westward, j t pm IS p F o lum b n u .......l.v. *2 fjtfsV 20 IS 55*155't34!! ft? AlUia................ . ** j i .. .. ilDi-i; . - »>SCitaK WentJi-trcruon I 92 ?,i { 4 IftsS lAiurloti.......... " ■SSIi 3101933 ! 24 ? 4 Wv ~ M il i;im.Ratuti.„ “ 3 a/, 32/91 3 Eii 4 K-ltim........... 1 . i .... !lC 03 ; - IVdiirvtllt' *‘ .. ... 11014 *.... Wilbt i-foree..... “ .. . ; u;)/,; .Rasa folds?. und Domestic g< aids select, .ilw jivs *-i Irom . /ar.; 4M>: 853JO£D370,S®i-§ 3VWBfa-....... i:v.'. 4 :r„ aba'f,; ■Sis 53 J .--3 Wpritifj V u lic y .... ** ( . ju on the following thy, March HOtli.ninl will he via f?ohnnhii 8 , Iiuliatmpfilix,.; t1tT StXotii", ICanwts { ’tty, Donver, ( ’t/l-j r 4 L jV iiitil i i l l . a J. * no bund to Perfect fitting lirst class work guaranteed afc n reasonable- price, garments and J ^ .rife .. it id - i i f w f t a ................u n d ... l e w p g SL,v 3 YUr/' 4 Ir;!>-r; - P.‘ ' , | . 'H3Z* . -flirt.! r ~ 5451003 Uf» 444 oriultt IS ily; t'cturnibp; weeks in O’ulifouht, via Mt. Shasta, n necessary expense eu route in both directions, including hotel accomoda­ tions and several carriage ride.1?, und , trains for nil side trips in California. Another four is scheduled to leave Philadelphia April - 0 th, passing over the Pennsylvania Lines West of Pitts­ burgh on April 21 St, and will run via Lima, Fort Wayne, Chicago, Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou, side trip over t o arshaltPass, Glenwood,Springs and Salt Lako Cif/. ’IVmrists will re­ turn independently within six months. The late fixed for this tour is $ 235 ; Via Portland $35 additional, and cov­ ers every necessary exjiense as above west-bound only, all side trips in Cal­ ifornia and railway transportation wily returning via route selected. Tins particular tour is designed to ac­ commodate persons who desire to visit the Yosemite Valley and Yellow stone Park prior to their return. Each tour will he limited to a certain num-. ber of passengers, who will travel in a Solid PuUmaa Vestibule Train, furnished *[hh the luxurious appoint­ ments of the,riches 1 tOme, with maid' stenographer and typewriter, library, bath and baflber, smoking and library rooms, and ju t .ohsarvation ear-—in truth, an exact representation o f the ,, famous Pennnrlvania Limited. Pas- •fngeia o*n Uke thetodnat pointsou the lines west ofPHtebnrgh. jF o r tailed iafcniiaion t t e m t p . Van: Muaen, Chief Asristant General P u - M l p i , P k , .-i V-! 1! • « * if , I +u&m 1 H a fci ’ v ft^ Intelz-gvot | it 'liUn ■ .1. - %**$*?• i • yti-z.'f* y to tr;v ? v?i» ; (it i « r ere- e rert'ko i> Itht r -j; flUf U'.r f | Mlii* * Jteti3ti | til oilXsftart, teb'j f 9<nti fi**d trid f tiri.i tebc* kjfS-W i;r«lrB«tl»Of g.r.'ii teotk uhoite, Itiiiw $t> tiraThrtelitem -1 ante Dollar* a yeaHn Htelr awn lotafifica, where* Wet lit*? Kt*. I trill 0!»J tofiikb .tetevfeltnfttio* ar aI Which yea ean *gtn tbotaufownU f chaff?* arthlng antehctWtnotfe- ktft *f»lea*MC- al ibhvi* .Netting 4UC«aU $• leant, ar that VetUilfeeaterel* i.'ttto, i deter*hut \ gk«pit freot ewntr.lhaeaal- rttjim l AMrgH- oWnbtV wk* on _ __Y««ti mb. All H w »( ______ S f««. *Onm klWW•«, U f*U r r x G a s & Y ’*si“ 3 ^ k * i & . - if; AU km ;t taw U E.MAINBt.,-•XENIAOHIO. J. F.SMITH, DEALER. IN— P i a n o s & OPffttiiH + Musical Mmtiiie, - f . Artists PICTURE FRAMES. X E R U i - -x o n t o CHAS. E. SMITHS I is tlie pl&ceYoryou to get * smooth j shave or a stylish But cut. CsdarvlBe.O. AHUIIUR’S NEW HOMEHA&AZINE, of Philadelphia? 4‘The he3t,atul clionp- est iMATBTKAViSD monthly ever pun- * lisheilin theEnglish language.^ 1,500 pages for $1.50: ^ / ,J ' Six Slur! SMlMSMiiril'tiClCS f*’- * ^ f ’ ‘ •' v..** i f , - /v’-v by best writertbn all sidijects o f inter eat to women. -Three Month Free i f ■ you tako it now. Sampfo" copy w . - AttorneyAtIAw- NO. 0 EAST M A IN STREET, OP ‘ POSlTE COURT HOUSE. Hgi.20ut itmt/tnf ilH u m im m i;, eC jtem iioaaui runthrougavnbOqlnlw. or eottMettEmuefaPitta. to Miff from iJalt.fnore, Jnill*na»oU«*iiam.LotihO Wvxf.ni m m I S aa.CHi«te4K Ite v t * * liwannport. joe iira woon, , .ic, a .xemn, ** »* * W . R* Tdmmce, Agent Cedarville, O. .S'