The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-22
GOSSIP.

Of the soul.
Gold is the FOOLS curtain which hides
all his deiects from the world.
Beecher is wondering which will |
'draw" best,in Brooklyn as preachers |
this winter, he or Moody.
Sankey's song, ssNinety and Nine," is
80 popular that 1T VIII probably be up to |
par presently.-N. Y. Herald.
A miss is as good as a mile-as good as |
two or three. miles in fact, il she is |
pretty, and ifit is u moonlight night.
Harriet Beecher Stowe didn't raise
any oranges to sell this year. Tde boys
raised them week in advance for her.
A man who has Travelled says it didn't |
take MIN long to lind out that the brake
men own all the railroads and the clerks
all the hotels.
Kerosene is said to pe cheaper than
gas as an Illumination. You can't
save scent in using it. hoWeyer.-Bos-
ton Commercial Bulletin.
The Cuban war has now been waged
just eight years, and Gen. Grant has not
yet made up his mind whether the par
ties are belligerent or in fun.
There are four hundred schools in
Wurtemburg where people draw from
vicinity, however, is done from beer
barrels.
Mrs. e. D. e. N. Southworth, Sylvanus
Cobb, Leon Lewis and Ned Buntline are
all sick in. a heap. ANY one who says
that Providence isn't around these days
is mistaken.
People who hate New Englanders may
be interested IN knowing that the whls.
81 MAnplpa~
Ter, N. H., can be heard ten miles.-Lou-
isYille journal.
An Illinois paper regularly appear
with three blank columns whlcn al Q
headed thus: especial Notice.-fhes
columns are reserved for those mer =
chants who ought to ADVERTISE"
The population of Minnesota has in-
creased 80 per cent. siuce 1870. That en-
terprising State will soon have just as
many paupers as some of the larger COM
muniGies that put ON more airs.
Conversation between Cincinnati
young ladies'" "She's the most disagree
ablesJ girl ever saw" "Yes, ana the
proudestest, though her father packed
only hundred hogs last year,"
The English Palestine Exploring Ex-
pedition were mobbed and stoned in
July at Safed, one of the Jewish "holy
Cities" Every member of the party
save one was wounded and laid up.
'sJohn Henry" said his wife with stony
severity, II saw you coming out OF a sac
loon this afternoon" "Well, madame"
replied the oDdurate John, ''you wouldn't
have me stay in there, would your
The Mobile Register asserts positively
that "tne negro does not produce half
the cotton winch he produced before the
war;" and credits wnlte labor with the
production of large portion OF the crop.
Employment is essential to happiness,
and so GENERALLY is this recognized, that
tuere are times when even the LATEST
man feels inclined to thank his Creator
tor having provided MN with q NOUS.
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| Conversation at the breakfast table.
Smith--'.AIn't John late in bringing the
mail this morning?" Jones-"I guess
there is something on the postal cards
| that he doesn't understand. HE'S prob.
ably reading them over twice."
Another 5000 night lecturer has been
forbidden by his physician to lecture
thss winter, and that physician shoulG
4 continue ON in his good work If he wants
. to earn the plaudits and gratitude of
long suffering pubIic-NorrlstoWn Her
aid.
Miss Victoria .Yokes is not going t,
marry Mr.. Clayton, the English actor
as has been stated. Miss Victoria vii
bestow her hand upon Mr.. Crltchett
tue son of a celebrated London ocullst
and himself surgeon OF great reputa
tion.
i A movement is on foot in Pttsburg t.
+ erect monument in memory OF slepnel
G. Foster, the composer Oh sod Folk
at Home," "Old Dog Tray" "My on
Kentucky Home," "Come Where NJ.
n Love Lies Dreaming" and other popula
airs
MIR. VIM. Fairweather, who discoyere
the famous Aluer Guleh in Montana i
1863, died last week. Hlsremalns wer
!, inferred in the cemetery at plrglnii
GiAy, within view OF Tue golden spo
which he first unlocked to tue worl
: WIFI his pick.
II Mr.. PlImsoll's war upon the owner
anu agents of rotten sailing vessels ma
produced one good effect at least. Tn
German Cousuls at ali The British porL
have received orders to prevent unsea
worthy vessels flying the German fla
from putting out.
1t has been proposed to establish ;
| Ulg6On DUSb uQtMctA anu III
Unlted States, and an ocean homin
: bird of great docility has beep discoy
cred in Iceland which is said to be ad
mirably calculated Tor the purpose. be
ing able to fly at the marvellous rate c
Loo miles PER hour.
"Does my baby annoy yeu nights ?
said q fond mother TO u serious-lOoki
young man who occupied the adjoinin
room. .tOn, no, NOT at ALL" he meeki
replied; ~ love babies.p And yet h
had been engaged for several days upo
an article in defense OF Herod.
II A little boy OF four years, standing 1
the moonlight by his sister aged six
, said to her, 'Isn't God a good man
Nelly, to give us such beautiful moon?
''Oh, Freddy" said the sister, in earn
est remonstrance, .'don't call God man
Tor if ever there was gentleman, Pm
sure God is onep'-Christian Union.
u A French gentleman who supposed h,
had mastered the English language, wa
: sadly puzzled one. day when trien
looked at him and said, show do yol
: doW "Do vatw II mean, how do y6
. find yourseli?' "Sarie, never loose
myself" "But how do you feel?
"Smoot--you just feel me-"
Bogardus, the demoniac Pigeon-mul
derer, can shoot fifty innocent birds i
3 49, II =. a T.