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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05
Seitiarner Tamilienie9en.

Nus Mitten. In Der &teinproctnI
l1reitt man pom z. Sanuar:
Sn rem benahtarten berbeee tpuree
am N~suiabrstase Die Gaufe zines Rim
reS pOusosen, psiIsn Batter. 0roBoatsr,
u~rsrpeuater unp llrursrcbvatsr nod
lsben. Der IsBtssuannte Yatriar@
beibt Sterf 8srabaus serannt Ssrs
Iein uuc 1T am II. Sanuar 1889 ss>
toren. Ielelbs war swei ORAL Serbets
ratbet. @ein erfs 8rau bra&te ibm
elf Rintsr uno fiarb fur; Dor Ger 3mSlfs
ten Niccnfunft. Die ;wsite Orau be-
1&entte ibren Mann nit swSIf 3inpern.
Son rielsn % StnUern lstsn iebt nod
a1t, pelGe idmmtIih usrbeiratbtt ftnc
Inb tpfeber IS Sincer baben.. Bon
gsstsrsn Ins AUDI idOu feds uerbeira'
tbst unb buten wtsoer ereissbn Sinrsr.
sOn bensn zines bereits asbeiratbet III
unp isBt cen s%enonnten Gd.Flng be-
fist. Ger olte 6err bat allo NIT sen
eineebeiratbetsn Gamtliensliseern Is
Sinner, al Gnfel, IA llrenfsl une jebt
cine ururentcltn, mitbin auBer ibm Y
Isbsnee Gamiltenslisper. @emib Elm
ltItsuer Sesen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05
merfwIrbi8er Tunb.

Nus cem OIcenburei1den miro gsz
ihrieben Nm II. Noo. wuree In Der
9olrupsr 8aueri1aft 6ammel beim
gFieen auf einem @derfud etn ltonz
tcpf nit mebr aIs 1850 alien fIetneR
z ilbermunsen gum @cridein sebradt.
8iS auf lebr tpentae, beren utter nod
nt6t ermittelt it, trasen he Wdnssn
cas- @eprdse tbeils res W~arfsrafen
Diecri6 ron DinsIafsn; 1368-1406
ibsils Ger Minfer'iden Glrfbtid5fe
5lorena pOtbs unO 1einri6 l., 1864
1892, tbeils Der Ssnabrifer Tirfs
bila6fs MsI6ior uno Dterri&. 1869
140t. Die 8srsrabuns ldeint in's
Sabr 1893 su seb6ren, no, Mue. g..
bic con 6ammel etrra sDet MeiIen ents
fernte oamaliee g%lcppenbur9 oesGaubs
srafen NicolauS II. pon I~efenburs
purb Die Yereinten Iruppen pes NIn:
ter'ihen BiIdOfss Otto ~. uno res
Osnabtidsr BiidUfes Diecrid nit
bilfe Ger Guafenbrider uno 8e6taer
Yuremannl6aft erobert ipuroe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05
Sin reidber 2nmpenfammler.

Sn Cannes III Gdpflanfrei6 1T Elm
sumpenfammler s%eitcrben, wel&er mebr
ais AGO. 900 Grancs. binterliss. als
or fih lstr front fiblte, fhtdte risier
RrDlus in 2umpen nod einem ApoOs
fateu, uH lein Iefament aufiulegen.
ater beSOr ciss ssi&ebsn fcnnte, made
Elm 5ufsnanfaQ istnem 2etsn Elm Gnre
unp er ftarb, obne ieinen Wtuen befanni
aemadt ceer iein Gfrm5aen a~reeseten
tu 6aben. Mls Der seieBlide Grbe cns
lanate, wuree eas Snuentar aufsenoms
men. Set Der erffen Wadfuduns fanb
man 100000 8raneS in gapieren, afs
ten unb Dedieln. Am na9fen Sage
entcedte man einen irpenen lppf NIT
10000 Grants In Sob nnc enrlt6 in
Den BetttaGsrn nod neitere 10000
Groncs In @ealeln. SO 1T l@rrer 80
laseu, rpeg mrbr dberrafdt mar, Der
Grbe peer Der NcYOfat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05
&rteSsrIfmn9en tn europa.

@isner BIdtter pebfsntli6en cine
gtati1it Ger 8uisn ess eurcpaiIten
OeerpsIsns. bterno6 belief 16 bic
1ctaliumms Der Aussaben fit armee
unr Marine in SsHsrrei6 : unearn,
GrantrsiG, 'gneIono, Deuti&lanc, NuBs
Lamp. ;Stoltsn, Eelaien i'm Sabre 1874
ouf 1920 WiQ,oneu 0ulreu, mdbrenD
fe 1854 nul 832 M,liOnsn betrus.
Die unsebeuerfe @ermebruns reiit "a.
bel DeutlGIanp anf cel1en Wilttatrs
Aussaben um nabs3u 100 preeent F6
peruebrt BADEN, Die 8erinsffe Stetssr,
une Sefsrreids uneatn une 8elsisn.
0cn Den @elammt : Nussaten jsner
Staaten psrIdlan9en 1874 Die WiI,s
tairtoRen in 3ublanp So, in 9rrbtri,
tannien SO prOcsnt, in 8rantrstd "a,
in Deutl6lano 50, in Seferrei1s I'M
eorn Fl, in 8sIeten 19. in Staltea IS
pruunt. yin 5inlen fir Staatsiduls
ben, reI9e ebsnfaa5 gum 8tSeten 9bet>
lie fir WiIitai3pcfe ccntrebirt worpsn
fino, esben Scn ZEN %ssIammtsn Stoats>
einnabmen auf in 9talien IA, in
6rantreia az, in 0rosbrttannien IS,
in SeferrsiHs unsarn unS IN Nublano
II prresat, wdbreno in Oeutl6!anr
bic StaatsIdulp POM StaatsSnmbSen
oufsswosen pire.
BefanntIt9, 70 i6reibt cine militairs
Tide GovrsIponosn; bat BON allen srSs
fern Nrmeen aIeiu bic oeutIde ouf Die
Ginflbruns Der ppf etni9en Jabren 70
bnb eeprielsnsn Mitraiueuisn uno Ionz
hisen 8suolosrssidige verSi&tst. Ser
Grfo!e l9etnt jeppd nunmebr bic feiner
Belt pisI anssfo6tene Anii&t Der peuts
iden NrtiQertesD Direction iber Die uns
eenlaenoe 8irflamfsit bteisr &rieBsz
mal6tne ppatommsn betdttsen su mol
len. Wit Gnre October ;. s. ftno
namli1 in Osferrsi6s unsarn Gle Der
unearildsn 6cnosos Nrmee 3usettsilten
Mttraiueulsn> Satterieen aufsel6R uno
auser junction seiteut wOroen, uno
aud fir bic etsentli@e GferreidilGe
Gelparmse, BET pelder bic Ginfibrun9
folder 9atteriesn etenfaQs beat1dtiSt
mar, miro Uteielte gar ni6t f%attbaben.
Mub In 8uBlano fam Die umwanrz
Ians Ger Witraiueulen 8atterieen in
@slaag 8attsrisen nabssu ale eewib
aneeleben tpsresn. Die urtbeile ubsy
piele bsi ibrem ertsu Auftreten uno
Ionee na65er nod ais unwtoerfebIid
seribmten 8usellpribsn Iauten jegt
lterbaupt ausemein chen 70 abipredsnc
uno ~unsdniis, als fraber pas cireete
0ssentbeil Der 6aa mar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05
Sic &plfs3dblun8 IN Oentip:
Lamb.

Die lsbtsn Nsiultate Der 9OlfsSdbs
lung lieaen stpar erf tbeilweiie Dor, je>
bod estatten fe in gesus auf bic Be-
rpeeuus Der 8sp5ltsruns siren fidun
S6lub uno seben ~ intereRanter
@erslsi& unsen nit ben Grssbninsn Der
gpltsSabluns felt cen eriFen Subrssbns
ten ess Sabrbuneerts, felt Der 8eeneis>
uns Der Greibeitsftieee @eranlu6una.
Das Geutlde &ei@ sdblt jeBt 80
Stdote iber 10000 ginwobner nit sis
nsr @elammtbssSIfsruns BON 4.400,s
900 gtnpobnern In runter gumme
raspn fallen auf nrei3sbn Stdpte ibsr
100000 Ginpobner Berlin NIT um>
eebune cine Miuicn 6amburssA ltOna
$40, 900 g%inwobner 8reslau gao. 600
DRESDEN 1866 900 @tnwobner. N1n,
den 10000 gtnwobner, 'glterfeIos
Barmen 100, 900 G%tnwobner, S5ln
1871 900, 6annopsr $4,000. eeip;is
$4,000, Moseeburs 10000, So
niesbsre 10000, Stuttgart 1O7, 900
unO Grantfurt am Drain 100. 000gin'
mpbnsr, 3uiammen bret MiuiOnen ; auf
ole ibrissn 10 Stdpte fiber 10000
ginw., uIs Dansia, Stettin, Bremen,
S.rabbura, Nlrnbers, Naben, Dlhsl-
eorL grsfelp, Gbsmniy, Dale, 8a0sl,
8ruunldwsie, pcisn, Nablbauien,
Dieg. Waina N~uasturs, G6en, Dorts
munp: 100000 Ginmobner. Die
@elammtlumme Der 8sSSltsruns Der
80 Stdcte ibsr $4,000 ginw. betrdet
lomit mebr als ben 3ebntsn lbeil Ger
Gelammtber5lferuns Res 8eihes.
@stt man 60 Sabre surld, no Deutldz
LAMB nur cine Stopt NIT ca. 100000
ginwcbner (Berlinl, cine nit $4,000
uno spsi NIT 10000 C8rslau unp
SSniestae) batts, 70 srbdlt man nod
ni6t Elm Dial Die Differ pom 100000,
70 eaB pamalS bic 6auptitact 6ranf=
reids nit elmer Mi0ion cine er5ssre
Bep5!fsruue aufsuweiien bate, aIs rie>
isniee Der esutl1en Stdcte uter 50.s
600 Ginwobner suiammeneencmmen.
6eute fommt bic 8es6lfsruns Der leg
tern rerienieen Der frans5f1den Stdpte
lber $4,000 Ginwobner 3iemlth elst1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05
ueber Bic @iebertdmfer

Gdreibt man aus Ssnnbcrn ben Wups
psrtbaIer 0pIfSbldtter unter'm 10.
San: Aim YOrieen SamStaB rparo
man an benz in romantiider Walrss~
iHlu9t sslssenen 5ei& unlerss Rittsr>
autee 6ammerfetn 3euse zines ieltsnsn
S6auipisles. Gin bduFstn 8isrsr,
tdufer fanb iIa sesen pier nbr NaGs
'mittaes untsr ben DIE fiusn Wa6er be,
1&attenren 8aunrsiben sin uno rdfsts
flG Dbne 0er3us sur gOrnabme pom
2aufsn. Na6cem fe an seeisneter
SteQe has fuBptde gts selSst trcten
aus ibrer Witte neun perIpnen, pier
Mdnnsr uno flint Grauen, In weibe
@swanper stbdu, nadeinanber. ms
WoGsr uEo rurbsn pom ibrem Germ
"Dafor" in ben eilteen J!utben unterS
setaudt. Aue ibertanren teber3t ses
mug unp pbne SGaoen eaS falte gap.
Dur cine alte Grau itrdubte fid i'm entz
i9eieenpsn ausenblid f9auosrno 9esen
hte Operation rno feel w1breno Der
Geremonie Dem Anlbsin mad In Sbns
ma1t. Sb Der bier funsirenbe bsrr
~Yafer", nstenbet ebrlamer Determet,
fer, au6 i'm Slime ces @eleses afas
penil9 pOresbilcet" uno pte ~iberbaupt
correct m~aisslBlt@ Onssaeat lei, pors
lber fast Ietcsr Die Sseenee ni6ts. uss
btisens (6stut serace Disisr 1si@ ouf
Die 8ieeertdufer Der umssssno feline
bsloncere 4n;iebunsstralt su iibsn, ba
aub (6on pcr sinissn 9abren TN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05
cit euer Seben 10 Gents Ssertb ?

8rGntlidfsit bsrri6t alsntbalben uno Sober.
mann tlast iiber Elm llnwObliein pGbrenb letnes
Qebens. Wenn man franf ID, 70 banbelt es it
barum, interchangeable su trfrben. Nun be-
baupisn MIR serabeberaus, bab teins Tericn IN
Der Melt. pelHe an DyspspRe, 2ebertrantbeit
unb eeren Bclsen, dls llnpertauIi&fett. Ser.
nppftbei. 4~opff6mer3ea, WasenfGmeraen,
Serabrennen, 9ersflppfen, acknowledgement:
@alsnfrantbett &C.. O reens u us u 4
Slower nsbmen fam. Ubne Silfe unb 5et-
lung AZ Fuben. @enn ibr oaran a~petfelt, sebt
au euerm Mpptbefer - uno fault elm
Muneradl&&en um 10 Gents unb serlutt eS.
&eselmaBtse grSBe IS. Gents. !3wei DOZEN
tperben euh belfen.
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1904

fam Elm 8ranp gum Nusbru@. mphsi
prei 8srsleute ben lob eurh Grittds
una faneen. Gin 8ie,ter piro oers
mist. Ginsr nsusrn Meleuna sufclee
pGren BET rem @rubenbrano abt Wen'
16en Serunslidt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17

WHAT is more common or distressing
than a bilious attack? Who is not IA.
miliar with the well-known symptoms,
oppression across the stomach and chest,
low spirits, restlessness, gloominess Of
mind, weariness, dull headache, dirty,
greasy appearance of the skin, yellow
tinge OF the white OF the eyes, loss OF
appetite, and costivenessi Few, indeed,
Of the more ordinary ills Of life are more
widely prevalent than these bilious dis.
orders, and yet they may be readily got
Pills, by whose % operation era the liver GSsis VIII
be rapidly restored to healthy action,
the vitiated secretions of the stomach
changed, all cOstiveness removed, and
the whole system assisted in recovering
its normal condition.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17
Plant white corr.

Gentlemen who have, during the pres
ent season., purchased some thirty
urge upon us the propriety OF advising
the farmers to plant white corn. They
say IL is not only worth more in the
market, but will yield 10 per cent. more
than yellow corn. Yellow corn, they
say, contains about fourteen pounds OF
cob to the bushel, while white will
average but little over twelve pounds.
They are satisfied that the yield is
richer and the cultivation more profit
able. The information is valuable to
farmers just now, as corn planting time
is. near at hand, and It would be well tor
them to avail themselves OF it.-[Colum-
bia MOI Herald.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17
A. T. Stewards Trade Tricks

A friend Of Mr.. Stewart related an
ane dots-the> other day which showed
the methods that the merchant adopted
whenoafrying on a. asmall business to i'm.
crease The number OF his customers.
Mr.. Stewart made inquiries among his
friends and learned the name and resi-.
dence of the leader OF fashions able society
in the city, and also the Church that she
attended. He then sought out. the seq.
ton OF the Church and leased a pew di.
rectly in front Of that lady. Regularly
sunday after sunday thereafter he sat
in lis seat and took part in the worship,
A lew months passed, and one Sunday
as the congregation was about LEAVING
the church 1t suddenly began to rain,
The fashionable lady had a carriage, bul
the sidewalk between the church door
and the roadway was wide, and she
stopped irresolutely at the door upon
perceiylng the crops Of rain, dreadinQ
injury to her costly dress. The freuuenI
mists and rain OF Ireland had caused
Mr.. Stewart to form the habit of carry.
ing an umbrella on all days Of the year.
and he had one on this day. Raising ii
he told thelady he would shelter her
beneath 1t until she could walk to her
carriage, If she would accept the ser.
vice. The profer was accepted, he took
her to the carriage, and was heartily
thanked. The following Sunday, after
the service, she addressed him. and
again thanked him for his kindness. A
snort conversation followed, and occa.
sionally on Sundays that succeeded. as
they were coming out OF church, a fe "
words passed between them. While
talking with a member oil the church
one day the lady learned Mr.. Stewards
ooclIpatiO and the next time eha mot
him said:
"Mr. Stewart, have you any articles
at your store tnat you think would like
to buyW
/, mo" \ ! . he, As replied; II don't think 1
81 would like TO aid you in your busi.
ness In some way"
"You can In this way: have noticed
that your coachman exercises your
horses every day, and you not caring
always to take o ride, presume, the car.
riage ts frequently empty. II on the
days when you do not wish to use the
carriage you will order your coachman
to take 1t 10 my store, and remain in
front OF the store for half an hour, you
will do me good turn"
The lady was amused by Mr.. Stewart's
suggestion, and cneeriully granted the
request. The frequent appearance oil
the carriage in front o. the store, and the
presumptive presence OF the fashions BILE
owner Of 1t within the store, was soon
noticed BY other women, and Mr.. Stew.
arts scheme wac speedily successful.
Carriage alter carriage stopped before
the store, aud the stream OF fashion was
started that has since run ceaseiessIy IN
aud out Its doors.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17

rs..,
Alfred warren, Samuei f9suiek, Near
ney Wiggers, TTank' FL a. ~ ooqmansee,
% %Sloson lyman, lyman w. w. q, San,Si, Smis1, 9osepn n
peebles' sons, George striDiey, kusseli,
Charles Selves, y S"'
| 49,, o .,.,.
no1tnanan nDUo toI wo,Iok eseuIuay morning, .
pS...oman pS asa, lounu, An tne aliey IN tne rear
9, [esluence on Longworth street, near
eUe' nsn,s % Soa., pants, vess anu 1as' the the
ponto, WIZ @ .ulneu ihsaue ou.' a. anG - ~ .ne
poone.s renn we're poche.-ooos' ~ ~ cul-
for S.a;,,o .Sm s'el c,; ooins. anu suIpoha ha
Po,;oa Nonrt nrI ~ SSppeIa. ~ 'ae
RsttortoU 0Uu sba was tr;ad Ier ,or n y, E a..
drnS s,nro Va" w;thomt anthnr;tv sp"s srop, a
pharmacavt;"aI Exs,o;ntno PoarS m LIZ SIo
c,nthas ere w ,ha - oftion ~ tne sn.,r HIS
tandomt Of pnloa ooe " sAs 0upeiin-
49,. v oe'
The cornerstone OF the new school-
mouse mouse ad)oining tne Churcn OF the Heiy
trinity, on Film street, opposite Mound,
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MAGAZINE.
I H { GALAXl y
FOR M AY
NOW READY.

CONTENTS. III
Players and Play. GOers Twenty.
five Years Ago. BY John Thornbury.
The Widow. By W. C. Elan.
A Plea for a Patriot. BY Marcus A.
Casey.
NIadcap Violet. By william Black, Au-
thor Of 81 Princess OF Thule," etc.
Conception. BY Edgar Fawcett.
War Memoirs. WAS THE BATrrR OF
BULL RUN A NATIONAL DISASTER? BIZ Gen.
q. A. Custer. A
Aztec Mythology.
Remembrance. BY John Godfrey saxe.
Barbaxa's outing. by Theo Gift
The Fearful Little Maid. By Fanny
barrow.
Beach-Combers, and what to M
with Them. by James jeffrey Roche,
The Pursuit of the Dollar. By Albert
Rhodes.
A Good Haul. FROM THE FRENCH OF Pr
DR0 ANTONIO DE ALARcoN. By s. L.
Phenomena Of sleep. BY Junius Henri
Browne.
seeking Lost Art. BY Richard Grant
White.
His Fathers Son. By Edgar Fawsett
Drift wood. BY Philip Quilibet
Scientific Miscellany.
Current Literature.
NobulW. BIZ THE EDITOR
Price 3B cents per Number. a 90
Per Years Inoiudtng Postage.
SHELDON a co.,
Nysx YORK
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Celebration of the Fourth bv tn,
TnRmAra.

The delegates OF the different societies
of Cincinnati met yesterday Afternoon
at Turner Hall for the purpose of max
ing arrangements to celebrate the Fourth
of July.
Mr.. T. sohwan presided temporarily.
and by vote was elected President.
Mr.. Hansman was elected Vice Presi.
dent, Mr.. Finkheimer Secretary, and
Mr.. Bennett Treasurer. A programme
for the Centennial celebration was
adopted, consisting Of the following:
Firing OF cannon at sunrise, meeting
OF the societies at Turner Hail, process
sion through the streets with trans
parents, march to the picnic grounds,
speeches, dance, target shooting, fire.
works, SO.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17
The Reds yictoriou..

In the game Of baseball Saturday at
the Covington grounds, between the Red
Stockings and the CovIngton Stars, the
score at the close of the ninth inning
stood 7 to 4 In favor of the Reds. 1t was
an interesting game, but was saved
from .Delng brilliant on account of too
many errors in fielding by both clubs,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17

DAINTER'S MANUAL = House and sign
Il painting. granting, vanishing. polishing
Matchmaking paperinK, lettering staining
gliding &C.. 80 cts. Book Of AIphabets, so.
Hcrolls and Ornnments. e1s w atcnmakcr and
Jowoler. 60s Soapmhker, 0ts Taxidermist
00s Qf bQoksollerl, Or by mail. JESSE
HANEY = CO., 10 Nassau stroot, New YORK
- lspl2-tHw,tu -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17

The Greatest Discovery OF the Age ID
DIR. TOBIAs's VENETIAN LINIMENT for the
cure OF Aches and Pains; also Cholera, Dysentery,
Collie and Vomiting; warranted for over 27 years,
and never failed. No family or traveller should bs
without it. 1t Is worth its weight in gold. Sold by
the Druggists Depot, 10 Park place. Fifty cents and
o.; saving of % per cent. on the q bottles.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17
Help Your Carrier.

Subscribers would greatly obIige all concerned
II they would make 1t q point to always have the
change ready when the carrier calls. This notice
Is made more especially in the interest Of our
agents in the towns and cities outside. Many OF
these agents are boys. sThey faithfully serve the
paper and are entitled to this much at the hands
Of their patrons. They are required to make their
remittances promptly. Little delinquincies which
Are matters Of no Importance to the readers FREE
quently fall heavily on them. Help out your car
.Tier and make the business pleasant to him by see
ing that he Is paid promptly.
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DIED.

TUCKER-April 10, Bessie p, youngest child
OF James and Minerva Tucker, aged year and
18 days.
Funeral from the residence, sl8 Madison
street, Newport, Ky. Friends of the family
are invited to attend tomorrow Tuesday ut
2 O'clock. apl7-4$
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

CEDAH GROVE LAND AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION, NO. a--A meeting Of the
members Of the above Association will be held
at their Hall, No. 9l9 West Fourth street. THIS
(Monday) EVENING. April II, at IN O'Clock.
Business Of Importance.
BY order of the Board.
1t A. W. SARGENT, President.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17

kV- In order to accommodate Eastern Adyerhs-
ers In the STAR, Mr.. L. Duncan Sniffen, No. p
Astor House, New York Oity, has been appointed
our general and special Agent for the Eastern
States This viii be branch office OF the STAR,
Mr. snifen being authorised to make adyerusslng
heref0r In our name.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17

THE new Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is situated within 100 yards OF the
Exhibition Grounds, near the New Penn
sylyania Railroad Depot.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17
The n. Z. Sun OF the iath SAYS,

"Gov. Hayes OF Ohio loometh up as a
Republican candidate for President,
Very likely the struggle will be between
the Governor and Senator ConkllnR in
the Cincinnati Convention. Blaine has
Geps doun sAA MQEtQg lsyAther goipyt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17

PLATING MACHINES, 81. 80 each; makes
any size or kind Of PLEATS beautifully.
Agents wanted. MARS 81 KELoG, Troy,
New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17

The newest floral sentiment: sTf you
wish for hearts, ease, don't look TO mari.
gold."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-17

THE ALASKA CLEANER should be used
common in every family, as it saves L.
Dor, time and money.
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NOTICES.

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T EGAL.-Hamilton County, Common Pleas
~ Court-Christian Millerd, plaintiff, against
Almeda Millerl, defendant-The defendant,
Almeda Millerd, is hereby notified that the
plaintiff will on the 18th day of May. A. d.
1879, take the dispositions of John Will and
others at the law office Of Richie, Howe &
Ritchie, No. Lenk's Block, Toledo, Ohio. in
said cause, No. 1852, Hamilton County Com
mon Pleas Court, from 0 o'clock A. NJ. to 6
o'clock p. NJ, and from day to day until depo-
sitions are taken.
CHRISTIAN MILLERD,
By A. J. JESsUP, His Attorney.
CINCINNATI. April is, A. d. 1876. apl7 StM
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Perils OF House Cleaning.

An Iowa correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune writes
GA clergyman in Corning, the other
day, joined in marriage highly-estima
BILE couple. The statutes of this State
require the officiating marrier to make
return of the same to the clerk of the
circuit court within certain date
thereafter, under penalty of fine of
$50. The certificate was made out, and
laid aside for q more convenient season
to be filed in the court. In the mean
time, the preachers wife was seized with
housekeeping fever. When it had sub
sided, the certificate could not bo found
it having probably gone into the stove
with waste paper and rejected sermons.
Here was dilemma the recorded GER
titicate is the only record evidence of
marriages. To be sure, the preacher
might remarry the couple but would
the second marriage certificate, under
its date, cover contingencies which
might arise2 And here let me say that the
time is coming when the litigation in
this State which will arise in conse-
quence of neglect of persons solemniz-
ing marriages, mostly ministers, will be
heavy and expensive. In every such
case, the rights of heirs to estates are in
volved. Unless the certificate is re-
turned and recorded, no official record
of the marriage exists, and the marriage
can only be proven by living witnesses,
which will not be easily done a few years
after the marriage. There is probably
not county in the State where scores,
and even hundreds of marriages and es-
tates are not imperiled by this neglect
and so important violation # duty
should call for the enforcement of the
full penalty upon each delinquent and,
further, persons getting married should
see to it that their certificate is returned
to the court clerk, or know the reason
whv"