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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

TIE '.more money now'' people are
not numerous. Most OF those who
howied that way a week ago will tel
you promptly that they had no faith In
the fallacy, but felt bound to stand by
what was made aparty issue, believing
that no great harm would come Of It.
The saddest over the result are Republi-
cans who thought they saw a great rev.
olution in favor of imitation and began to
hedge. We hear ofone leading and very
prominent Republican who cut the name
of Hayes of and put that OF Allen on,
explaining to his friends that he fell
bound to put himself on the record in IA
yor of more monev.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

IT is anrounced that the St. Louis
whisky ring has compromised the affair
with the Government and that tBere are
to be no further prosecutions. just as
every one expected.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

IT is now stated that Robert Dale
Owen has completely recovered. ana is
both mentally and physically himself
again.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

FROM six to ten o'clock last night five
alarms Of FIRE were sounded. The boys
were promptly on hand every time, and
the total loss reaches little less than
three hundred dollars. Cincinnati has
fire department. that takes care Of
things.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

THE Commercial tells what 1t could
have done il the judges and clerks Of the
election had all been competent and all
kept sober. This is asking too much.
Elections are still run by fraii human
beings, and on these occasions the evil
dences of humanity are sure to prevail
to an alarming extent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15


the Ohio election is that the Republican
gains were made in Democratic strong.
holds, while the Democratic gains in
nearly all cases came from Republican
localities. This is another evidence oi
the prevailing dissatisfaction with the
men who control Political affairs and
reap the benefits that parties distribute.
1t is also an evidence of the growing dis.
position on the part of the people to ex-
press their dissatisfaction or approval
at the polls. But few years ago man
who refused to vote the full ticket of his
party was almost looked upon with sus-
picion, and the highest boast of thor
ough politician was that he s'voted his
ticket as the printer made it," All this
has greatly changed, and men are every
year growing more determined. to free
themselves from party restraints and
think and vote as they choose. This is
the most healthy indication that mani
tests itself in connection with our politi-
calstruggles. Parties have always ex-
islsd In governments where the will Of
the people IS supreme ana aiways must.
10 Judge between the duty owed 70 party
ana tlas whlcn, rising ABOVE party, is aug
to self and country. IS always a nice dis
crimination for the eaecsof 70 make, ana
one ~ whicn MS preJuqlce 10 hkeiy 10
hgure much more isrcoly than reason
anu common sense. far.y aisclpane
must TO some eA.ePs DeMaA'alhed ana
poiNacians VIII Always exercise .ns ,ssn
Just a. iar ~ ~ Gan pe n.s'e .vs'-so'e ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

Now Bokhara is to suffer. Russia has
determined to 60 for her out OF revenge
for the part she took in assisting the
Khokand insurgents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

THE feeling that Western Democrats
should oppose Mr.. Kerr in his candidacy
for the speakership, because he is q con-
sistent advocate of sound Democratic
principles on the currency question, has
now pretty we'll subsided. The men in
the West that were disposed to fight him
have lost their grip.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

:. IT was net our fight, but we took occa-
sion several times during the campaign
to remark that Mr.. Stephenson was man
aging affairs on his side with great en-
ergy and ability. A regard for truth pre-
vented us from saying the same thing OF
Mr.. Paxton and his Committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15
RAILROAD 7IxE.gABLE. .
ATLANTIC AND CHEAT wHsTERr.

Depot, Fifth and HoadIv. Tine. minutes fast
Depart Arrive, Arrive.
Cin'tt. Cin,ti. Dest0nx
New York Ex daily. e:40A.M. 6s0AsM. "a sDP =,
LoUIsvrLLA AND CINCINNATI sdogf-LINE.
Depot, Fsout and kilgour. Time, minutes slow.
Louisville lex SUM-. s5s5P MI I5:l5P.M. 1:lSPM M.
LOUISVILLE ldaipss.s.. f;I5P.M. 5:36A.M. u:40P.M,
4AxIKr TIA AND QINCINNATI. =.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

THE boys hedged lively on their bets
yesterday, and some of them that lost
heavily are almost happy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

THE President is back to Washington.
Now for the name OF the new Secretary
of the Interior.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

HALTIMOKE AND OHIO, VIA PARK ERsB URG.
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, 2 minutes fast.
Baiumore(ex Suio.. s3sA.M. t;ssA.M. sAoA.M.
baltimore Ex daily. IL ;lOP.M 7o0P.M. 10 :25R.Ms
BALTMoRE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgour and Front. Time. minutes fast.
Baltimore Ex daily. IMAM. 5I5A.M. s:i0A.M,
baltimore Ex:,...... 7:s5P.M e:soP.M i5sP.M
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ELASTIC TRUSS.

No. 6S3 Br0adWaY, New York City,
and sent by mail. Call or send for circular and ba
cured. BRANCH OFFICE; No. ~ West Fourth
Street, Cincinnati.
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THE EFFECT AT THE CAPITAL.

Party men, however, are content with
party yictories-vict0ries that are as
little significant as possible; vfetories
that leave nothing desirable behind
them; victories tnat are the nearest
neighbors TO defeat; victories that prom
ise nothing for the future but other
struggles for other equally barren victo-
Eries. Nevertheless, half score 0i
thousands OF party men In the city oil
Washington found In the canvass in
Ohio q source Of intense excitement. and
three-fourths Of them in its result cause
OF supreme satisfaction. Not even the
|initiatory returns OF y Presidential ekec-
tion would have brought out . larger
crowd than that which surrounded the Of
ices OF the morning newspapars aud ol0s-
tered like bees upon the point of swartn-
ing, about the Interiors and exteriors OF
|Nswepaper Row. Heads and tslls OF de-
partlnents found common ground In these
repertories OF Information. Messengers
from the telegraph ofioss, and messsn
gers from the residences OF high dignila-
riss, iostisd each oesss In their eager.
| psss--the one 70 denver and the other 70
eblaln the latest intslligsaesi aad suoh
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FROM THE CAPITAL.

The Gold Bill-Aushority and Ex-
pedicncy-The Way Partkes No It
Political Pirates-The Astound-
ing Ohio Election-Its News at
the Capital-The Immediate and
the Ultimate.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15

GRAND RAPIDS ANDsIEDIANA.
i Depot, FIfth aad Hoadly. Time minutes fast.
Morning Mail ....... 7.39A.M. 900P.M. e:s5P. NJ,
Night Ex. Eek Sat).. 7:0oP.M. 6s0A.M. 10 sea. N.
4 DAYTON sHoRr-LINE AND cLEvELAND.
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oTNeTNNATIAND sANDusKy.
DEPOT Pearl ana Plum. Time, minutes fsst.
Sanduz1y Ex......a 6:59A.M. 6.o0p.N. l;i0P N.
SAndusky ~ daily. 9:4eP.M. 61Ek.M. 7:90A.M.
l'xxnf4nAroLfs, ctxofsNArr AND LArAyErrx.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-13
Forty years has tested the value oi
Dir. a. y. TOdd's Anti-BilliOus and

Dr. n. -. IOuN = Ahtt-btiitous anu
Liver Pills
THE BEST PILL NOW IN USE
For BilliouSueSS
Use Dr. \. =. TOdd'S Pills.
For Liver Complaint,
Use Or. \. =. Todd's ms.
For Dyspepsia,
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For Sick Headache,
Irsr Or. ~ =. Todd'S Pills.
For piSordered stomach,
IrSr Dr. \. =. Todd'S Pills.
For Indigestion Of Food
Use DIR. \. =. rodd's Fills.
r'or Constipation of Bowels
Use pr. \. :. rOdd's Pills.
For Palpitatiou of the Heart
Use Ir. y =. Iodd's Pills.
For Impurity of the Blood,
Use Dr. \. =. TOdd'S FliiS
For Pains I'm the Head,
Use Dr. \. -. TOdd'S Pills.
For Pains I'm the side,
Use Dr. 4. =. Todd : Pills.
I.AUGHLIN BROTHERS d CO..
PROPRIETORS...
Sold by.Druggists and Dealers every
where.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-13
RULES on POKER.
BY GENERAL SKUNK.

|. Don't buy but half as many chips al
the start as the other players. The ex-
pectation is that you will win, ana II you
lose it Is better to borrow or lowe up,
=. Never ante up until some one tells
YOU TO, and then say that You have ana
stick to it. which will generally pursuade
some one else TO ''cOme in twice. ms
rule though an excellent one, must be
followed with discretion. If practiced
too often it is liable to produce unpleas-
ant feelings.
.. Toward the end of the evening it is
ALWAYS better to O,Ce up your ante "fOr u
minute" than to pc" up, as the winner OF
the pot frequently forgots to charge up
the debts, and none OF the other players
will remind him, as they may wish to do
the same thing.
1. When the credit system begins to
creep in, as it generally does about the
middle of the game, you should always
olos up if possible, aud bet chiefly against
those who always put mp. This Is one OF
the most important rules. 10 win III
cash and lose on credit i, the great secret
of successful poker-playing.
). In dealing, Away observe the bot
tom card, which you can easily do be-
fore the cut. Then, by noting how thick
! a cut is made you can tell whether that
card goes out. This may help you in
the draw.
i. X eep sharp eye on the discards.
thew NAV be of service if your draw is not
satisfactory.
!. When YOU are "in luck" watch
your opportunity, from time to time to
put some Of your checks in your pocket
without being seen. This will enable
you to lowe" up if luck turns, and will
prevent your being borrowed from.
S. When any one wants to buy more
checks, and you have plenty get him to
buy of you, if possible, in preference to
the bank 1t enables You to conceal the
amount of yoar winning, and, besides,
the bank may not be able to pay up.
o When YOU are chipping out" for
drinks, &c, put II cigar in your pocket
every once in n while You are sure to
be- 50 much ahead of the game, and they
come in very handy, even when you
don't smoke.
10. Never permit anything to make
you forget for moment that the whole
object of the game is to save your own
money and secure somebody else's, and
let everything you do, however trifiin.,
tend to this desirable end.
II. When the game is over, if you are
winner deny it entirely, or fix the figure
as low as possible; if you are loser, de-
clare that you have lost twice as much as
you really have. This rule is never de-
parted from. The money lost at a game
of poker always foots up four times as
much as the money won.
II. When it is inconvenient to avoid
paying your. poker debts entirely, use
discrimination in the matter. Debts to
persons whom YOU are not likely to meet
very often. YOU can avoid. Many play
ers feel little delicacy about asking for
poker debt-these are safe ones not to
DaV.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-13

Our popular landlord of the Hinton
House believes that he has the veritabIe
Charlie Ross. Sometime since Il very
gentcel looking lady stopped at the Hin
ton House, and brought with her little
boy, which the worthy landlord sup
posed was her son. She was assigned
Il room which she occupied, taking the
child with her Nothing occurred to
arouse any suspicion, until the next
morning, when the lady failed TO put in
an appearance at breakfast. After waiting
II reasonable time, a servant was sent to
her room. who soon came back
and reported the lady gone, but the little
boy still tucked away in bed. a search
wa, made, but no clue to the missing Wis
itor could be had The little fellow gave
his name yas Charlie, and looks very
much like the pictures of the missing
child. Charlie Ross. Mrs. Rldgcway
took charge of Charlie, and the boy seems
cheerful PLAYING with Mr.. Ridgeway's
children. Rldgeway is willing to sur
render him upon application from proper
parties. and SAYS he will not require the
full $4,000 cash in hand, but will deal
literally in the matter $500 only wants
81. Mountain Hcrdid.
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A Washington correspondent says;
The lady lobbyists are not very numer-
Gus, but some of them really possess great
influence. Congressman are human, and
there has been no great changes since
Amor first met Pysche in the earliest
DAYS. The Representative banished
from home and all its pleasures is first
amused, then rla"sed, then fascinated by
the brilliant woman who is IN the life OF
the table at which he eats. Forgetting
the poets caution, " beware, she's fool
inc thee. he Hutters awhile about the
flame and thcn-thcn his vote Is at the
disposal of the siren who has beguiled
him. The Treasury Department fur
nlshcd recruits for the squad of lady los'
byists, and their machinc-like training
there in counting notes qualities them
for coldly utilizing Congressional vic
TINS. Elder Cannon, the Mormon dele
gate, against whom fierce war is waged
because it is said that he has four wives
in Utah, smiles grimly when mention Is
made before him of the ways that are
dark" Of the lady lobbyists,
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New GOODS,

CARPETS AND WALL PAPER An
[ RiVING daily tor the Spring Iraae'
~ an early call you can have large as
s6rtment of both 10 select from, al
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MISCELLANEOUS.
]. B. L|PP|NCOTT & CO.'S
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN FRANZ

Written by himself. Embracing Lr..,
account OF his Ancestors, and a Autob =,
graphy of the first fiity years OF his ~.
with "A continuous story OF mis- later y,4,
and the events of his times. From h..
original manuscripts, printed cOrreslyr.
dence, and other writings. Now Ir,f
edited by the Hon. John BlgrlOw. re-.
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volumes, of about so pages each %
Portraits from Steel. Price per vo.u..
Extra cloth, S2.jU; library extra, : ..
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"Ifany one should dispute the claim ..
this work 10 u place in contcml...,
literature. the answer is ~ hand g o..
facts of which Mr.. BigelOw presents a lu...
statement, and in the admirable mulr..
in which he has carried It's plan INFO
execution. ". J. Tribune
I'VE know ONO volume which We would
more willingly commend 10 the STUD, a.
our fellow citizens, young and old, Than
those in which the LippincottS have given
us the raSult of Mr.. Bigeluw'S painstak.u,
researches into the life and chHruct,i a
BENJAMIN Franklin. "--BOStOG Gtobc
"Thc Hon. John Bigcluw, well known .l
diplomacy and journalism, has cOEtcrr,,
a real service on American literature, hl
his new edition of the Life oI Franklin
II Is one OF the best specimens 90
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Herald.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-13
SEALED PROPOSALS
For the Use of Coal Scales
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, !
WHEELING, W. VA, Feb. II, 1870.

Sealed Proposals viii be received al me
office of the CITY Clerk until Thursday,
February 18th, 1873, nj o'clock p. m, for
the use of the Coal Scales in the Second,
Fourth, Fifth and Eighth wards OF the
city. The Scales that proposals VIII Dc re-
ceived tor in the above named wards are
aS follows:
Second ward-ScaleS at the north end OF
the Second ward Market House.
Fourth ward-ScaleS: one on the corner
of Eofr and nth streets: one al The east enu
of old Zane street bridge now l'l u street, ;
one at the Manchester Coal works.
Fifth ward-ScaleS at the south emu Oh
Market square, Centre Wheeling.
Eighth ward-ScaleS on the corner oil
Sgth and Jacob streets.
All bids TO keen said Scales i'm good order
and repair Bids for Fourth ward scales
will be received for one or all Scales III
said ward, +. 4. BRITT.
febI3 city Clerk.
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and all these steps now eing.taken, are
but means for their accomplishment.
Let the people ignore it, as they will
there is something substantial in Cesar
ism, and unless these reckless men are eff
fectually checked, il will not be very
long before an opportunity is either
presented or made. for its development
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-13
MEMORANDIM.

Pa, Il decree Of the Circuit Court of Ohio
comnty' entered on the 18th of February,
IS,G The above mentioned tracts of ~ 5s-!UO,
lao acres. and the coal underlying me tract
of lgl acres. were divided and partitioned
between said Thompson ana wite, ana
Lewis Iunsford who held undivided in
terests therein. Said decree or partition Is
recorded in the Office of the Clerk OF the
Comfy Court of Ohio county, in deed book
No. -, page 81, &c. l'pN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-13
THE GERMAN EMpERORS

History of the German ImpvrOr~ o..
their Contemporaries. Translated f.I
the German, ana Compiled nom Anthem
tic Sources. by Elizabeth prukr. author
Of"Pru Pictures of Europe WIN uum'l-
Gus illustrations. Nyo. ENtu, cloth, $50.
"ln her gHudly vulum" she has mad. a
useful contribution To- European history
tn" mechanical execution at the work lr
substantial aud handsome. NHn lpI"
By,JgtgU,y,yf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-13

The Pittsburgh Dispatch, in mention
ing our notice upon its new dress, mt the
beginning Of the year classes us among
the rural press. Now we did give the
DisDatch credit for greater sagacity.
Doesn't our contemporary from town
know that we belong to the metropolis
and future capital of West Virginia?
Doesn't it know that We have II new
council, and that we are going to have Il
bridge across the creek at the peninsula
and that we are going to have all our
beautiful back country opened up? Isn't
il aware that when this is done we
are going to spread OUT have our
Elm Grove Railway; Park with beau-
tiful walks, drives, fountains and flowers?
In short, does mt our friend know that
we are going, some of these days. to be n
real city and formidable rival even to
Pittsburgh Thcidea Of CHASING Wheel
ing among the ruralS is absurd, and 4"
direct fling at thi, State. We are sssur-
ed that our cotcmporary will hasten to
make the amsHic honorable.
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DISCIPLES Church, Centre Wheeling

DASTOR, II. \. PALLISTER. REGu-
LAR services Lords Day, morning
1890: evening, 1900; sunday school va: IN.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening; :Oo.
Subjects Of discourse Tomorrow Morn 3
ing-'The Lords Supper-Whai tHg It oi'
and Practice" Eveuing-"The Voice from
The Excellent Glory" All seats free. me
public are cordially invited TO attend
Strangers welcome. lepi'
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THE NEW HYPERION
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THE LIVEIEES,

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JOHN THOMPSON,

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The subject itself j. exceedingly altr,,s
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. II will be sent to any ad-
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CROWNED PALM-LAND

\ story Of African mission llfp. ~ u.
H. Nassau. with Illustrations. IIuu
Extra cloth. SlTp.
This volume contains Hu exceedingly in
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with all itS dangers, ylci~-iiud'o, and ad.
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10 the Afflicted.

TO the Afflicted. No matter under
what form of sickness you labor, there is
one great truth you should keep in mind:
All disease originates in an impure CON
ditiun OF the blood. Purify that and the
disease must depart; uui you cannot purify
The blood bv the use of poisonous drugs,
and exhaustive StimulantS. The best Blood
Purifier ever discovered is DIR. Walkers
famous Vinegar Bitters, compounded OF
Simplg herbs lcDlUb
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One-tourth of the purchase money in
cash on the day of sale, and the remainder
i'm three equal installm"niS, payable re-
s,,cc,iyely in six, twelve and eighteen
,InonthS with interest from day of sale,
the titlc 10 he reserved until the purchase
money is fully paid: D,,.,>-p,pr
j. f.. MCKENNAN,
Snnrinl Inm LII - inneI
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ROUND BY HIS vows:

Or. AT THE ALTER. \ Romano" rom
the German OF l.. Werner. lbmO. ~"
edition, tinted cloth, PRINTED Ornamental.
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Tho tale is well connected, vigorous md
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Fourth st. M. E. Church.

PREACHING SUNDAY, lui2 \; NJ, ~
the Pastor, Rev. ]. McKendree Kelley d.
u sunday School al 2 p. III. Evening
SUNDAY School Missionary Anniversary
The exercises will consist OF singing by the
school and choir, presentation OF hiot'os'
contributions, &c. All are coruiaiiSo III
yited. i''''