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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-08
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CAuTInN NOT NECEssIRY.

Although it requires but two teaspoonfuls OF
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder to produce
better bread, biscuits, cakes, &C., than three
teaspoonfuls OF any other, it ia not necessary
to caution the public, as do makers of the rank,
common kinds, to use no more for fear of ex-
posure and injury. The purity Of DIR. Prices
powder admits or twice the quantity OF more
being used with perfect safety, or without det-
where true economy is studied will use Dr.
PRICES Cream Baking Powder and also his
True Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, &C., for they
dre truly excellent pure and unadulterated
Baking Powder sold in bulk for Dr. Prices is
an imposition. as Dr. Prices is only sold in
cans.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-08
BOARD of COuncilmen-Twen
Members Present Last Night.

MIR. Herzog reported an ordinance to
assess q special tax Of IS 40 per front
foot on CORY street from Vine to Jefrer-
son streets; and Mr.. McCafrery offered
an ordinance to assess a special tax OF
81 25.211 per foot on Walker Mill road
from Gest to German streets. Both Or
dinances were passed.
An ordinance appropriating 500 to Ed
ward Sheehan was passed, also one ap-
propriating $3.50 to Matthew Lehan for
damages.
A resolution requesting the Legisla-
ture TO abolish the Board OF Sewerage
Commissioners and transfer its duties to
the Board Of improvements, was passed.
Mr.. Wolf called up the resolution
passed by the Board OF Aldermen au-
thorizing the Committee on Legislation
to communicate with or visit the next
Legislature, with view to secure the
passage * 4 law RlsdginS tAs scneal
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-08

NERTIFICATE OF COPARTNERSaIP,-
~ Know al men by these presents, That the
undersigned, Adolph M. Brown, Max Laufer,
David A. Hyman, and Abraham Laufer, have
this day formed partnership, on the following
conditions:
1st The name or firm under which said
partnership is to be conducted shall be Brown.
Laufer q Co.
3D. Adolph NJ. Brown, Max Lauf1r, and Da-
cinnati are to be general partners, and Abra-
ham l4aufer, residing IN the city of New York,
is TO be special partner.
Sd. The said Abraham Laufer, as special
partner, is 10 contribute the sum OF five thou
sand dollars to the common stock.
4th. The business to be transacted is the hat
cap, fur and straw goods business
5th. The partnership is TO commence on the
1st day of January, 1876 aud to terminate on
the 3lst Of December, 1877. Witness our hands
this 18th day of December, 1875.
ADOLPH NJ. BROWN,
MAX LAUFER,
DAVID A. HYMAN,
General Partners.
ABRAHAM LAUFER,
Special Partner.
CTATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
y CINCINNATI TOWNSHIP, SIS. Person
ally appeared before ME, the undersigned. a
Justice Of the Peace in and for the township,
county and state aforesaid, Adolph nj. Brown,
Lauter, who each and severall' acknowledged
the@gning OF the within certificate TO be their
voluntary act and dee I, for the uses and pur-
poses therein mentioned. In witness whereof
l have hereunto set my hand and seal, this 18th
day of December, A. b. 1875.
[sEAL THOMAS EVITT,
jal-6tS Justice OF the Peace.
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OFFICE FIDELITY INSURANCE Co.
CINCINNATI, January 3. 1876. I
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock
i holders of this Company, for the election OF
directors, will be held at the Office of the Com
pany, No. 76 West Third street, on MON
DAY, January 18th, 1876. Polls open from ~
A. NJ to IL Nj. q. L. DEMAREST, Sec'y.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-08

j. e. FREY, the popular oyster, fish
and game dealer, 125 and 1877 West Fifth
street, ever mindful OF the tastes of our
epicures, has just received direct from
Minnesota 800 choice saddles Of venison
and 800 pair of pheasants, all in prime
condition.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-08

What Every HOrseman wanfs-A good,
cheap, and reliable Liniment. Such an article is
DIR. ToBIAS'S VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT
Pint Bottles at One Dollar. For Lameness, Cuts,
Calls, Collie, Sprains &C., warranted better than
any other. Sold by the Druggists. Depot, 10 Park
place, Now York.
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NOTICES

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PIXIES MUSIC, HALL.
NATIONAL THEATER OOMIQUE,

Sycamore street, bet Third and -Four vi SITS.
nPEN EVERY EVENING with a first class
~ Variety Entertainment. Admission, 15c,
25c, 35c and SOC. Matinees Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS; 25c to all parts of the house. La
dies admitted free every Friday evening.
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AMUsEMHNTs.
GRAND OPERA-HOtJSE.

Two Performances To-Day.
Mrs. ID. p. Bowers,
In two splendid plays
Grand Matinee at 2 O'Clock, MARTL Ad-
mission, 25c, Soc ana 75c.
This evening, at o'clock,
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.
Mon Jay next-Tne great historical play
AMY ROBSART.
, 1876-08-31

ne gsmerfun9 III Sinii6t eiHs Yrioile.
9iuh.s, ipel6es ben SeutlAen auf Gr-
lu9en, bes 6reunoes Der STATE" cin
semiIer 6err Sambu6, BON Dem 8rd'
liocnten Der NgriflItur Geleai0aft, Col.
&ni9bt, Derlie6en tuoroen.
g8ie mir Gi6monb uno bic bcutlhc
8ep6Ifsrung beIieIhen @fennen, 0Ioubcn
mir faum, OaB Ssrr 9ambu9 Der 0tann
lit, lpel9er auf oos S,rtrauen Der 9eut.
l6cn re6nen fam uno bate oerlclbe
Iiebcr li9 erf hie 3uliherun9 oerleIben
perseWiNern %IollerL cbe er pom Colonel
&ni9bt i'm Namen Der 9eutiAen lolht
YrlUilc9icn 81 erlun9en iuGtc. Gs lol-
te uns ni6t wunoern, na4hem was 10
i9on erfabrcn, boB ba5 bleli9c OsutI6
tbum lid iebr ge9en Die @ormuuOl tpalt
u1o @crtretutg Deg Scrrn peruarcn
wiiroe, ba penn Die ScutlMen gclonnen
pdrcn, iolde Sadie ins 2eben gu ruin,
salls auoere 0errtn nno Die o0s unbe-
oin8teite 8ertrauen Der 9iir9cr beIisen,
lid an Ole Spise IteIen wiirocn.
, 1876-08-31
Ms~cw-

6 hminbeleien. Mtontag Dor S
gasen trof bier cine Tamilie Gin, uno
iieg i'm Merhanta 9otcl Mainfrabe,
bel Dem Serrn Mountcaitle, ab. 9ie-
ieIbe b~eliono aus 4 Berlonen; Diam,
Jrou nno 2 Ginber. 9as cine &ino
mar 6 Sabre uno iab trdnfli6 aus, oas
onbere mar Gin Smuggling BON 3 Mona=
ten. 9er Mann nonnte 5i9 Carl
Sobn}on uno CAB li9 fir einen sud-
beder ous. Gr binfte auf einem geine.
Sic Trau beluAte Die 2doen in Der
glaDe oes Sotel5 mo nabm @oaren
nit, inter Dem Gor9eben, Tie i6rem
Manne gu 5eiaen. 0ie 9aoeninbober,
Die tpuBten, bob lie bort wobne, i66pf-
ten fsinen Nr9wobn, bp9 Monta9 Mors
gen, 5uilfen 8 uno 10 llbr, mar Die
Tamilie aus Dem Sotel, neblt ibrem flsi=
men Sunoe perlhwunoen unb Der 0o-
telbeliser, Serr MounteaItle, iopie Serr
Goodman Der Sulpeler, SEER Gorooso
nao oioere GaNIleute in Der Weuln Str.
mllroen um einige So6en erlei0tert.
Mion glau6t, Oab Die Gamilie nod
bier in Der Staot ii9 %befinoet, oa eini-
9e BEN Wlann unb anOerc Die Trau nod
geFtern aeleben 5aben polen.
Oie Samilie 1oQ Dier nit einem 8rs-
aD a%naefommen leil> bod oaIietbe uer+
fauft Daben.
, 1876-08-31

@efdbrliG. @eltern Mbeno I'm
8 ubr, ebe Der Mono iiber Den Sduiern
erldien, fam Gin @oSen ppn 6ranflin
6traBe, bnr6 Die IS. StraBe, nu6NGoin
in raidem Srabe sefabren unb lob Elm
Sau, weldes iiber Den We9 %gclponnt,
weii Die Strabe ON Gage 9cpTloitert
luorbcn mar, nidt, nro luenn mir ni6i
Macs aufseboten, Our6 3ei6en Den
Su6rmann 5um Nnbaltcn 5u brin9en,
pdre jebenfals Elm llnsliid pallirt.
@ir iolten meinen, baB 10 LANCE Der
Mono ni6t l6eint, jeOenfals cine 2a=
terlle an iol@en Ste0en ansebra6t wer-
ben miiBte.
, 1876-08-31

n
Yort Scrpts, y. y, 80. au9.
Scr SuperpiIor bicles 3ounihlps bat
ale Giniuobner Deg noropefliden Sbci-
leg OelIelbpn ouf9cforOcrt, Die 8rdnoe
befdmpIen 5u btlfen, wel9e nod INNER
in Der betreffcnoen @eseno wiitben. gis
ne un9eDeurc Guantitdt 9oI3 1T 5eruOrt
woroen. Wfan 9lautt, oaB Die Yrdnoe
our@ gronOIifter pcrurlo9t puroen,
nno cine srobc 9elobau lit ouf Die
Wer9oftun9 oerielben ausAeicbt morocn.
Die 9an5e @c9eno lit in eIre 10 ol0te
Gau0polte gebiillt, ooB Die nabcgelege,
men Gebir9e unihtbor Qelporoen lino.
, 1876-08-31
N.ncber mnb g u r
Nufaepabt

Sn SEQ. 10l6 % StraBe
86nnt SIR ein 6 ler Ypn $4,000 Glaarren
%tneen. pcn benen Sbf auspobIen tOnnt. Biz
pseils 1arire Spn
$15 bis 500 per G%auieno.
gs 1T anertan't baB bic uA,fca VII" cine
gi9au'n I'll 5 Gents nldt iibsrtrcFu wcrpell
fau. Gig rren nit Sapaaas ftnlage , II,
MT ber . I'D sSn @, iAr 10 :. roe 3 fIr
q Gts. Dc uIpman Nlpne" baten @ieIt
II, rrIfli itcu gel st. lie cute ira e of
nWte 10 1en IL fcid)e gaa,en fir 10 Gte.
Sf}fauten2 ugSeiI d. n 9n rg,teple nnp
S1trtFa ten metre Waaren fir saar faufs.
&onmt nno perud)ct meine Waure.
In e Wtlliam Utulfer.
, 1876-08-31
Dbotp9rapbp.
6. M. st G G 3

erlaubt lib benz publifum ansuse gen, tcs
iein pbotpsr pbilbes @elddft in benz altea
9realc pon u. u. 1ees & &C.,,
9lS uuo S2I Wtlin Stra6e.
iiber Der Sale Der Young Mems Christian
Association, IwilGeu Ter Steu unp 9tea Str.
fort Bsn wup. Gr 4 I'M Stanbe ole IN pos
Sad @lase be arteiten a rs SdBnte unb
Az cen bl'glteu preile ausSufIbren gene
Snirrumente limb Die beren bic sema6t wera
btn. . s Stbt 1T Ea9 rea neueIten @rfab.
run9eu 8 baut.
Die 9tta tiven tperben Understandable
ret ulGr, Ine nur bic ptlten Maierlal en-
wsr en- setraadt.
Sneem d Dem Sublifum meinen berati6en
Oanf fiji bas mir eelbenfte 3utra aen laaer
hitts Id Hm Is f~ernerea WpblwO4sa. ~
, 1876-08-31

Gin8ilb. Muf @%eranluIun9 Oes
Sperm Sambu9 bciu9ten mir 9eltern biz
OSobaeco Gr0an9e", nm elm BON linn
senaltes Bib oesu Ylanters Wareboule"
anSuleben.
Sas SilS 1T 5 SUB lang nno itelt
bas Snnere bon PLANTERS Wareb ouie"
in ben @el6dftSlunoen Dor, es bat Ga
Siguren, pel6e Mit9lieoer Der vSob0c-
co Gr6an9e" poriteaen Iolen.
Sos 9ilc ma6te ouf uns ben Gin
brnd ols mdfe es Supetenmolerei unO
lino mir iiberseu9t, Dap Serr Sambu6
Elm beoeutenoes Solent. 0eforotiOns=
mailer beIibt, wel6em SADIE er li6 s0n5
wibmen loate, benn mir %glauben fiber.
oab er babel, tpern er li6 oaran bielte,
Elm gutes Ausfommen BADEN uuroe.
, 1876-08-31

Aus Dem Is a gen 9ewor N.
@efern Ntor9en nm 7 lbr wuroe bas
8ue9p, iporin Die Serreu Soiepb $.
Sir nno 98. 3. Scrsmann iuBen, belm
Ginbiegcn BON Der 3ebnten S!rube III
bic Garpltr., umgeworien nno bsios fo=
gen bihaus. Sic lpuroen ni6t erbebli9
perlebt.
, 1876-08-31
pOft Office,
pp1t~ ARRANGEMENT.
IL. Oftobfr 1875.

Norolt6e GurdbnF. .3nefmor tS.y;s
Scnntaas Observation-Disclosures s sns !, aS
q. DC. NHo o.@o
Sonn,ae anlunft $50, 81. -moa.
fGiuB 1885 81. F. p0H'
Nnrnli9e @es-goH. SSarid. ouso,r.
men Sonl1iaae. Nntunft f.45 81 SIP
D0FI@Iuf l.35 unb 20 n. 81.
sanlt6e gof. 3meinal tdalid. erp,.
Tags ddl~laeesnommen. - anfunft 12.0o sd
t2.A5 n, 81. "rf'''"p o. w. nnp
Snrntnas. - Nnfunft 1910 SD on
lblnB l2.45 81. 81. "- ppF
&ieomona & Ganbiae Gifenbobn qs,.
lsd'. @ntunft 2.3O N. Sd 'MSni aes
1915 q. so. %0P'VluB
S'nbiGc g. Greensborc. 9refnor t5o
ta'.e anfa, it 2.3O unb 8 g. 81, M"s
'wl"b As. 10. unb 1916 u. Ar. '
SarmbiQe. aaariG, 7~nntaos oueo,r,r,
q me anm > Gm1lfHnft 2.30 81. 81. = WOlidlns
1,,"rN"+s" Cy'u Stfentl ttts IadfidS
SFmhia9s aasatnommen. Mnfunft & 81 W.
- pplfl6luB $50 y. 30.
s9n6bnrs Charlottesville, G tou,tou mt;,
Sulphet Sprinse urb pellih BON Wbitsg,ti''
E A sSaet a !, - Arfanf. 5 g. W. - Noa.
ca Wsff goint nub statinnen nm ae, 81 %
u. nno e. q. q. 2aalid, gpn"taos oyss ~.
nehllhei: anfunft 1890 y. M.E M0Si,-
@lcueslfer, hter @eR point. ,aoIid. 80.
'anIt 1880 9. 81. = ppflulus 2G. s u"
aapratonnof, iiter s}i1b soul, tsorih
"hfah1t $50 9. On poGl6Iue 1 u 81
SaHtes &iber 1ampfer. greimol pYh,n,
10y. - aAtMnft MuntaJs, Mlttmud,s ,nh
9felfa9s> N. W. = ypitidInR. Tisnaa"s
s0"nfflaas unp sOanabsnss," 5.3Og. p sS
canal gafct. Tr,inol n Edeptrih
= aS M MI Watttn ODDS 8reitaas unit @onntaoa
.. M: = pofI9IuB, Montaas. MittmoSga
'lno 8retlass, 4 VI. M. "VV'
Sgort gnrnb Gonte. ;3peim II pvdentin.
o. Mnfulft, Msttmpts ane @ounassnns 4
w. W.; % % ygOEl9Iub, DUnnsF ass ltmp SOM
, 1876-08-31

Mutt If. G6ulmcilter (e.
llen 9rnB II ItitenS 6jnfen anlhneioeno):
Sonnertuetter, @lte, Die Sau muB aud
penl9 Summer uno SOrgen 9'babt bos
ben i6r 2eben lana!
, 1876-08-31

5@ifffabrt. Sic Schooner
Sc. 6. Ganfin," Capt 9aQ, uno 50.
3. Sngrom," Capt. Dimes, bon gtoua
Scotia, 9elooen nit @jps, fir Morris
ion & Sent, licfen 9eItern i'll biell9er
9afen elm.
, 1876-08-31

Or @onpenemr Wolter,
Der Ganbibat fir Gonsreb, it eriudt
poroen, eini9e &eben in 9Sbeelin9 uao
Suntinstun, 90. Na., 5a balten. Gr
i'll aud erlu@t porben, in Der 9rpBcn
0ellammlung, welae ndbite Wo6e in
@aite County o~bse9alten ipiro, anlpe-
ienO gu lein.
, 1876-08-31

BoSbaft. Wtuttet: rDu Gina,
bcute lft DER Bidder Yappcl bierseweieu
uno bat un OeneS lno u~nsebalten. Ger
Ate lh 1T mir 10 perb ct, ra6 ih oroent'
llb 9ult ldtte, feline SApiesermatter gu
meroen."
, 1876-08-31

8erbre@er. Mt. &. 9enosrIon,
BON 8u0onon County, l Slbr, wc9eu
5auseinbru6s, wuroe 9citern in Der
YenitentialD obgelieftrt.
, 1876-08-31

DpIt5ei : @eri@t. 6olgeno(
Sale fanlen por9eltern in Oielem@eri4tt
our 8erbonbIun9:
Solcpbine llno gSiliam $, Sabb,
beioe farbig, an9eflaat bic Sannp Sex
angeeriHen, mibbanbelt uno nit S6Id=
gen oeorobt 81 baben. S%oiepbine mub-
te 81 uno Die Soften be5oblen uro Bil=
fam ipurbe inter gilrgl@aft 9citeQt Der
Trieben 81 bolten.
Sannp Gee, farbig, onoefla9t se9er
90. 8. Sabb unO feline Grou 9emcine
@oS'n 9ebraadt 81 bobcn, paroe 81 &C.
fraff.
4tarion @bitc, Gin 9ellnfener 8tr-
ger bon Sanoper County, ongctla9t lue=
9en Smnfenbcit, wuroe befoblen iofort
bic Stabt gu perlaiien.
Columbus Goberlor, Elm farbi9el
8iirger uon Sudaboe, angeflagt wcgen
SrnnfenDeit, pllrbe nit eiuer Grmab-
mug entloien.
9eurp Sobnlon, forbi9, an9efla9t pe=
gen Sruntenbeit unb unorocntliden ge-
traeens, wuroe 50 a~eItraft.
@alter Soot0cr, farbig, angefla9t noe.
Gen Nn9riff uno 56ld9crei, wuroe ent-
IlIien na6 3abInn9 Der Soften.
S1omas 9iamono, onseflo9t mc9cr
Srunfenbeit uno @elcBiibertretune, wur-
De anf 80 Sage in Die Sail 9eianot.
9octor Sanepd uno Sobn 9arris
farblg, on9etla9i me9en S6Id9erei il
Der Strobe, wurocn je 50 geltraft. San
cod muroe, oa er bic Sirafe ni9t beSob=
len %fonnte, in Die Sail seIonot.
, 1876-08-31

8irb tet Ser Der-
urtbeilte 9iGarp Sage miro Treitas
Worsen BON Der Senrico Sail mad Dem
alton Gonrtbuuls A Meilen bon @1eltcr
gebradt, no CT nm II ubr linSeri9tet
peroen miro.
, 1876-08-31

8use. tpeide Ridrnp . lin 9: 0 9 50. Serta en-, ,,fab-
ren td8l'd l. pnnt g. du%sJenpmrneniu nb balten an BEL
ausn sepDbnltden Stattp en-
3 '3e, mel6 Htd orb UNI 1870 81. 81. S~erlaTcn,
tapren ta9ltd UNI baltrn aa in 6anpYe veuil1 @er-
oensoiae charlottesville SpS W'1um's ,9tlper, @resn-
ippoe, siagd 'bpro, Sta ntpH, @pfbsn. MiaAprp', epps
H9tPn uno aim Stattp Ten peft. tG BON IaesbanY
&c rnt''p attpn-3iBe ne lafsn tdmUnb ftr Cor,
oehsptue UNI allen 3rifdsn Staitpnen fdel d * ppn.
fa9s aHsaenpmnten m 4:45 q. M. Die @~afaetere
. egg 5Iige8 trefen nm 6:tn D. 81 in Qnafb II ton en
gu { %tptnn1et tn Jfi6menb at nit fplet:
9sSNit 5uata LID lSpnntass auSserpm. } UNI $50 VI SD.
aeec tnprat!oo'n tast6 (Spnatas auss. $3.50 9.Nt.
3u9e, wel6e in @tdn,pnb a.tpn,meu, talten Bel TEN
Staitcnen an, ME pben.
Die Bug. S%erb.noen it6 m ben 3istn Der Rtdmpnb
uno Saiptue u"b U i6mpnb unb petersburg GtIenbabn,
iprte BON AS nab &i6non no.
9abtte Wns'unFt ipesen 8. eife etc rirb IN w S26
Mfath Str.i pber In Der Office ter Gpnpd9nte ertbellt.
@pnw . 81. Som lro
General Y~alasier@ uab Gifet.M sent,
". 81. g. o. mn,
Sn6enieur unb Gnperintene emf. 81
, 1876-08-31
epuffttcnen BON grieffafen.

Soh Halten an zen apei teIonberen g,eoen
I W. a az St'rnf1 item bffannr Gnp, 600 umS
.i'so .. Xxx 80 ufb us 81. 9i. q onn
'a9S-9.30 .. 81. unb Z 81. W. 0
-" Sfterta9fn.- GEO 8. 81. uns
v; w: @pr allen anbern ,aolfen mcrsa,
slt Srlefs auf BEN &idpes her Srroer onoe.
WI. u. Y. 9nn 9en, ID W
, 1876-08-31
&a@ Der Centennial ausftGuus.

0it6nrpnb, grrf @ise nnb)
@~tciaprafe G~iienbabn :
Super Office Is. > al 1876. }
I'm geiuder Der ,,@ente nral."
Nm une nab tieieim Datun1 werren auf 80 SAGE spm
1atum ,hr + Itsif qlne an eli ii e 6 turfto
Stdet Spii6sn Sid epnp unp qbt apeipbia ri, gprI
Aip + FaNn II Ri iee Office fir IS u aus eaeben.
Steie 'if.t ltao 5u bapsn in ga b RS 826 Mai Rra6e
TN Grhdnge Qetel uHO II Der s fitce tieier gpmpaanit
al Ger @fe Ger 25ften unb 3pdtrab.
y. s. ApuoIas 8,
mn Supe tntenbert.
, 1876-08-31

8 lie tag fono in Ncn 0orf cine
8erltei9eruns BON circa 100000 Son=
men &oblen 81 beilpicacs nieorlgen
Breilen itatt. Ser &ublen Gombino=
ton 1T ein @noe 9emo6t, uno Der 8or=
gang miro nibt perfeblen, cine BEN
SOlte siinItlge @irfnn9 ouf anoese Mt6
nopol- GomblnotiOnen cushion. Die
Aera nieorlaer YrcIle yiidt ndDer.
, 1876-08-31

Golb idlob 9eltern Mlttag in Nep
Dorf nit ITO.
, 1876-08-31

96ctter. Gsltern 5ei8te oas S6er
momcter III 9 ubr Na0mitta95 80
GRAB.
, 1876-08-31

Sic Tair. g8ir ieben in Der
eStatc," bab Die 3eit Der nd@iten
Stanis. Musltelun9 nobt unb finoen Ell
, 1876-08-31
D0nneraaa 81. Gugnf 1876.
G5tott Ni6n1Dno.

@etterberi9t fir beute.
Saaenees Barometer; iiiNpeltlide uno
5iio0ltli6e Winoe wdrmeres unb t6eil
ipeile uoltiges Wetter nit @e9enl9euer.
, 1876-08-31

Sicr fol9t, mas Ser rInS. bc3
@eltens" iIber Die glepeIonoer yteoe bes
0rn. 99nr5 la9t: u0r. S6ur3 bat
oTfenbar leine Gnergie inter Dem 0rufs
leIner faIi6en 5telun3 pelloren; leiue
G!cpelanoer IeOe-menigItens 10, ple
pie Der Sele9rapb lie bierber broGte -
1T cir 10 i0ales, ni6tslagcnocs Mn0s
luerf, wie man e5 pom erlten beiten Yar'
telflepper, obcr nlAt 0 einem v8roBen"
hrNnlr prinnrtpt
, 1876-08-31

BpIt5ei : Geri@t. 6olgenoe
Sale famen por9eltern in oielem8eri4ts
sur MerhnrAIu,o.
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-24

MYSTERY OF DREAMs.-It is related
that a man fell asleep as the clock telled
the first stroke of twelve. He awakened
ere the echo of the twelfth stroke had
died away. having. in the interval,
dreamed that he committed crime, was
detected after five years, tried and con-
demned the shock of finding the halter
about his neck aroused him to con-
sciousness, when he discovered that all
these events had happened in an infn-
itesimal fragment of time. Mohammed,
wishing to illustrate the wonders Of
sleep, told how certain man, being a
sheik, found himself, for his pride. made
a poor fisherman; that he lived as one
for sixty years, bringing up family
and working hard and how, upon
waking up from this long dream, so
short time had he been asleep that
the narrow necked gourd bottle, which
he knew he overturned as he fell asleep,
had not time in which to empty itself.
How fast the soul travels when the body
is asleep! Often, when we awake, we
shrink from going back into the dull
routine of sordid existence, regretting
the pleasanter life of dreamland. How
is it that sometimes, when we 60 to a
strange place, we fancy that we have
seen it before? Is it possible that when
one has been asleep the soul has foated
away. seen the place, and has that mem
ory of it which SO surprises us? In
word, how far dual is the life of man,
how far not?
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-24

LITTLE CH1LDREN.-People who habit.
ually put children out of their hearts,
and close their doors upon them, have
no idea how much comfort they sci
aside-what pleasure, what amusement.
OF course the little creatures meddle
with things, and leave the traces Of
their fingers on the wall. and cry and
"bother" little; but when one gets
into the way of it. as mothers and other
loving relatives do, those things be-
come of minor importance. Children
say such pretty things, and do such
funny things, the touch of their little
hands is so soft, the sound of their
voices so sweet, their faces are SO pretty,
their movements so graceful and so
comical, the whole family goes baby
mad-and it is no wonder. No book
was ever written that was half as inter.
esting as little child that is learning
to talk and to think, that il developed
from q tiny animal into a being with a
conscience and heart.
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-24

Your father and Benny were nearly
dressed and were wild with delight.
"1'm going to see my mother! I'm
going to see my mother!" Benny kept
saying, as one Of the sailors was but
toning his jacket and lacing up bis
shoes.
Then we scrambled on deck. 1t
seemed such time getting from Bun
ker's Island up to the channel. Long
before we got to the wharf people had
spied US through their glasses, and the
word had spread. 1t seemed as if half
the town was at the wharf, and you
may be sure your grandmother and
Benny's mother were not in the rear.
You can imagine the rest as we'll as
I could tell it. It's a part of the story
I always skip. I will only say that
Captain Crowell, who brought us home,
and who was discharged at Boston,
was offered the command of one of the
finest briggs that ever sailed out of Var
mouth, and went down in her in
storm off the West Indies, ten years
Afterwards.