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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-01

DAYTON sHoRT-LINR AND ooLu
, 1876-10-06
ILelter from : Postmaster.l

'.ASTIocH, ILL, Dec. !, 1874.
" Mtssrs. J. B. RosE & Co:
My wife has.for along time. been terribie
sufferer from Rheumatism. She has tried muny
physicians AMI many remedies. The only
thing ~hirh has given her relief T. ceniaur
Liniment- am rejoice to say his has cured
her: am doing what can to extend i,s sale
W. II RING.
This is a sample Of many thousand testimo-
malls received, Of wonderful cures erected by
the Centaur Liniment. The ingredients Of
this article are Published around each bottle.
It contains Witch Hazel, Mentha, Arnica, Rock
)il, Carbolic. and ingredients little known. It
is an indispufabIe fact that The Centaur Lini-
ment Is perfor ming more cures OF swelhngs.
stiff Joints, Erupfions, Rheumatism. Neural
gia, scatica. Caked Breasts, ,Lcckjaw. &c, than
all other Liniments, Embrocatious Extracts,
salves. 0intments. and Plasters now in use.
For Toothache, Earache, Weak Back, Itch,
and cuieneous Eruptions, II Is admirable. 1t
cures burns and scalds without a scar. Ex-
tracts poison from bites and stings, and heals
frosf-bifes and ehiIlblains in a short time. No
famiyscan afford to be without the Centaur
Linimenf, white wrapper.
The centAur LiniInent, yellow Wrap
per, is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and
flesh offhe animal creation It's effects upon
severe cases Of Spawn, sweeny. Wind Gall. Big
Head and Pon Evil.are little less than marvel
GUS.
Messrs. j. Mcclure 4 Co. Druggists, corner
Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati, o., say;
In our neiRhborhood number OF team
sfcrs are using the Centaur Linimenf. They
pronounce Il superior to anything hey have
ever used. We sell as high a. four or dive doz
en- bottles per month to these teamsters-"
We have thousands OF similar testimonials.
For Wounds. Calls, Scratches, ,Ring-bone, &C,
and for Screw Worm in sheep ii has no rival
Farmers. livery men, and stock-raisers, have
in this Liniment remedy which is worth a
hundred times its cost
Laboratory OF j. B. Ross & Co.,
40 DEY ST., New York.
, 1876-10-06
Pitchers
Castoria.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may
have health, II they win use Casforia for Wind
Collie, Worms Feverishness, Sore Mouth, Group
or stomach Complaints. Il Is entirely veg
etable preparation, and contains neither min
ersll, morphine, nor alcohol Its as pleasant
to take as honey, and neither gags nor gripes.
DR.. Z. Dimoch, OF Dupont, o., says;
am using Castoria in my practice with
the most signal benefits and happy results"
This is what every one says. Most nurses
In New York city use the Castoria. 1t is pre-
pared by Messrs. J. B. Rose 4 Co.. l6 Dey
street, New York, successors TO Samuel Pitch
er, NJ d. sO-em
, 1876-10-06
Votes! Votes! Totes!

Those desiring ELECTION TICKETS
will save money and time by applying 70
the ARGUS Office Our terms are 81 90 for
the first hundred, and so cents for each
additional hundred; or, $3.50 for the first
1000 and $500 for each additional l 200.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
THE JPRECONCILABIFS.

We fear tbat Gov. Tilden and Gov Hen
bricks are straining Themselves unnecessarily
and unproftably. They are labOIing, 1t Is Sald,
70 effect some agreement on the currency
GucStiOn. We need not place unreasonable con-
fjdencc in the Iumors which come from Sara
toga. directly or by way of Long Branch or
Washington, but there is probably good ground
for the belief that long and earnest confer
cnces have been held on the subject, i'll the
hone that some form OF declaration might be
devised upon which differing clements could
unite. Perhaps tie experiment may succeed.
Whether it succeeds or not is OF not the least
consequence to the country, the party, or Its
candidates
The gentlemen who are engaged in this buS-
ness mistake the situation. he day when
voters could be deceived by juggling phrases
has departed. 1t vanished when men pcne-
tratcd the wilderness and pierced noun
tains with railroads, and threaded villages
on telegraph wires as children string beads,
Once it was possible to hide tie fact
that a great party, protesting to believe
in one thing in NewYork, was demand
ing the contrary in Indiana. When Penn
sylyania was carried for Polk, Dallas and
- tilt IdIln Vi Il, ND' bta'''i't4' I''''J '''i
its last great victory. No party whose dclib-
crate aim is to cheat voters will ever win
another.
MIR. Tildcn and Mr.. Hendricks may as well
say nothing. They can inform nobody, de
ccive nobody. The country knows that the
Democratic party is divided into two factions
on this question. 1t knows that The stronger
faction, both numerically and in tcnacity Of
nurnosc. demands unconditional and unquali-
fed rcDudiatOn Of a solemn pledge OF the
public faith 1t knows that the numerically
weaker faction has been trying, ever since
Congress assembled, to sell itself 1T some price
a little better than unconditional surrender;
that it has yielded, step by step, day after day,
until there arc scarcely dozen Democratic
members in Congress who have the pluck 10 vote
against any outrageous demand which the rcpu-
diators may make. 1t knows that at st. Louis,
despite the magnificent organization and over
wbelmng force of Mr. Tildcn's personal adhe-
rents, they were compelled to surrender what
they justly deemed vital point in the plat
form They did not dare to make manly
fight for Tilden and the public honor; and
hence, while Mr.. DOTshcmer and others signed
a private protest against the platform as
adopted, they voted for it to save their favor
ito candidate Finally, when he had been
nominated, not one Of them had the courage
to oppose the utterly inconsistent nomination
of Hendricks. On the platform as framed,
Mr. Tilden allowed himself to he nominated,
and there lac is compelled to stand, with Hen
dricks by his side to show the full meaning of
the surrender.
Tricks Of phrase are thrown away. Whatever
Mr.. Tilden may want, the country knows that
he and his managers found that lac could not
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
SLHIL1rS (H1NEES.

II is by this time clear that SCrvia has un-
dcrtakcn more serious task than her cXctable
prOplc guessed when they began IT. The gal
LIANT resistance of the small armies of insur-
gents in the herzegovina and Bosnia probably
led them to underestimate the military power
of Turkey: they also counted on Il considerable
support irom their Slavic brethren in other
lands. csrccially after the anticipated first and
splcndld successes should have given the
nccdful glory to their cause. They expected,
through the suddcnncss of the declaration Of
war'to penetrate far enough into bosnia and
Bulgaria 10 secure the disailccted element of
the population, before any important battle
should bc fought. All these expectations have
been disappointed. Each Of the four Scryan
armies has found Turkish army at the from
tier, prepared to dispute It's right Of way, and
even if the reports Of the many victories of
the latter are all untrue, the fact remains that
Servia is at this moment fighting rather to
prevent invasion than to advance into the
cncmy's country.
The most important Of the latest stories is
that of tie occupation of the Tcpltza Valley
by the ScryiauS. The Tcpltza is branch of
the Moraya, and its valley extends from the
mountains near NOyi-baZar in northeastern
direction almost to Nssa. Its possession would
sever the communications between the Turkish
forces in Bosnia and those under Osman
Pasha, in front Of Gen. Tchcnaycii. Should
this news be true, the Servian position is
already Il strong one, and the chances of the
war are still favorable. The iIst enthusiasm of
the people has been expended, with very trihing
results, compared with those anticipated now
their native moral force and courage will be
drawn upon. The Turks have not entered
Scrvia except at Saitschar, where they were
repused the alternate defeats and victories of
the main seryian amy under Gen. Tclcmaycii
have apparently not yet occurred and of the
many reported engagements probably not one
was important enough to be called a battle
In the mean time the Montenegrin army has
made half the distance 10 the Drina, and will
soon menace the rear of the Turkish left
There is thus--so far as cur knOwl-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
Jn0cf TO A0pcrllsemenis

AuUspMFNTs-SI pdge-5th and 9Th columns
BANKING HOUSES AND BASKEEs-7R f0Qe--Jtl coiulnh'
BoAhp AND l;uONs-3 Sd PGCT-3d and attn columns.
BUsINEss NOTICES-tt BugC-lSt column.
CORPORATION NUTICES-2I I0Jt-Cth Column
DgSTIsiRY- IN pdGe-6ih column.
DIVIDEND NOTCES-7 an PdOe-Gth column
DRY GOODS-2d PGqe--5th column. 40 -,
EUROPEAN ADyERlI.ENENl Nls-6W I0ge--4ih coiunh'
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HOUSES AND FARMS WANTED-2d FGgc-Oth cOIulnn'
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS-3d Fd7e-bth colulun'
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MARRIAGES ANB DEATHs-5H fdJe--Oth colnilh; cu.
hIscELLASEOUs-3d Idge-lst column; eh iG9e-o'H
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NKw PUmJCA ATONs-6h POOC-2d ana Jd columns
PKoPOs AIs--3d PaQe-3d column. ~,
RELL ESTATE FOR SLE-BBOOKLYN-2d PGge-nth
coIunln: CoUNTRY-2G PdG6-6tb column; TO TX
CuANGE-2d pdJe-6th Ccluian
BALES BY AUCTION ID PdGe-Gth column.
SAVINGS BANAS-7h PGJC-Jth and G;n column
SITUATIONS WANTED MALIs-3d Pd0e-otA coiuihh :
FEMALES Sd PdJG-6tn columns
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erEAMBOATs AND RAILROADS.&C. P0gc-lst anu Su
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PGce-G:h column.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
yTLY UORK FOR MOTHERS.

The Summer holiday just begun is, in many
families, the only chance offered in the year for
husbands to make the acquaintance of their
wives, or parents of their children. With our
present system of clearinghouse life, man
usually il more familiar with the opinions and
whms OF his partner in the shop or Office than
of the wife of his bosom; and what with the
chldrcn's school and play, and The mothers
duties to society, the short Fall and Winter
days go by with little more intercourse between
them than il contained in an uncOnSIdcrcd re-
bukc or unmcaniug carcsscs. Many mother
scods or caresses her big hobblcdchOy or
pretty girl with very similar instinct
10 that of hen who likes to gather
her chicks about her. OF their private
thoughts and purposes she knows nothing
They are given to their friends: that other
hobbcdchoy or yapd schoolgirl who are ed
ucating them as home and school cannot or
do not do. The first day or two of Che mn
restricted intimacy of quiet country life (pro-
vidcd the mother chooses to give the Summer
vacation to her children, instead OF to fashion
and hounces) will show her that the little
child which but Il year or two ago lay upon
her breast has grown into a crude man or
woman, whose ways are not her waya, whose
thoughts are not her thoughts, and over whom
the mere lien of linship is but feeble hold.
The quickest way to establish such hold is
to join N their amuscmcnts, and to make their
amuscmcnts road to wider and new trains
of thought. Many IN intolcrabc rainy day in
the country, for Instance, would pass happily
away if the mother understood the use of her
fingers, and could tcach the children how to
press grasses or ferns, to arrange shells, or
dry sea MOSES, and no artists proof would
give them half 80 much satisfaction as these
triumphs OF their own skill hung after
ward on the nursery wall. There are sensible
mothers who educate their boys fingers as
well as those of their girls, with the theory
that American men (unlcsS mcchanics) use their
brains too much and their hands not at all. In
the Exhibition there are innumcrablc hints of
toys aud small handicratts by which boy
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
PERSONAL.
dare to print.

The Rev. J. b. Hawthorne. formerly of this
city has accepted call from the Frs; Baptist Church Of
Montgomery, Am
Prof. Huxley has consented to deliver an
address nj the opening OF the Johns Hopkins University,
at Baltimore, III september
MIR. George l.. Pugh's condition was more
favorable on sunday. During the day lie read the pa
pea and at night rested easily.
Miss Dickinson is ut West PittstOn, Penn,
where she VIII spend the of the Summer with her
mother.
The late Augustus Ilemenway of Boston,
who left fortune estimated at Sl5,OOO000, is said 10
Layo been a man II moro than ordinary ability The
following h. related Of him: when Sir Charles Gyelrs
Elements oi Geology first appeared, he sat down after
tea paror alive with merry chu and turning the
leaves rapidly he finished reading the first volume,
Ioyai octave of perhaps 500 laEeS co,hp"St no"sn,
aad fact the meat ia nutshell before hcdtine' aud
carried away and permanently retained u clearer con
ccpton of M contents than any ordinary man could DO
after fortnight Of hard study
MIR. John RusIiin, in letter to the editor of
Frassr's Maqa:ire, "Modern Warfare" gives some
humorous Illustrations of what modern invention may
make OF war lie says: 1T true that the ingenuity
OF our inventors is from being exhausted and that in
"A few years more may be able TO destroy regiment
round . corner and lombard fleet over the horizon;
bu believe the e ctye result ot these crUwnnS scicn
tc successes viii only br To corir the at present par
tial impression the minds Of military and naval
uicrIs that their duty l. rather To take care ~ Their
weapons than 10 use them. England viii expect OF her
generals and alnlas to maintain digRliyd mOra posi-
Ton as far a possible out 81 the cucmys sight ana in
PERFECTLY scientific OF snamaushIp We shall see two
nuyersc Il cts affected by constant law OF mutual re-
pusicu at distances Of 200 or 800 miles"
The burial Of little Walter Whitman, an in
fan yearOd nephew OF The poet occurred day or two
since mt Camden, n. j. II was r. SIMPLE, without ser
mon ar ceremony In the middle OF the room in its
white con lay the dead babe, strew ed with protlsion
OF fresh gciinlm leaves ami some tubcIoses. All the
young oacs of the ne hhohood by groups couples
sugly Kept coming rois, ln surrounding the collin
Near The corpse in great clGii, sat walt Whitman en-
Ncupcd by children, EOdn2 one cntrccd by otLer arn
and "A beautiful liite girl on his lap The little
looked eur 0usy at the spectacle OF death and then In
aus ugIy IN hf Old mans face. lyon don't know what
II H. dn YOU NY dcIrT said he, adding. We don't
citLcr" Many Of the children surrounding the colin
were n.cre babes ami had To bo lifted up to take look.
MIR. NJ. ID. Conway in one of his London let
tcrs giyes following account Of unique society
that city called the Liberal Social Unon The society
is made up persons whose have to be proposed
by two members, and then baoted for by the whole
society Exclusions not unfreqUeut. There is .
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19

may become skillful and neat manipulation
before he is old enough to use the jig-saw, or,
best training of all, the hand plintlng-press.
Object cards, for example, such as are used IN
the higher Belgian and Swedish schools, can
be made by any boy or girl; on one Is the
flower of tie flax, the thread, the linen; on
another tiny bit of the ore of the pig iron,
a nail, fine steel. The collections can be mul-
tiplied infinitely, and 10y the time the child
has himself gathered and fastened the objects
on the card he will have learned Its lesson
for life. Natural history, botany, geology
the elements of every physical science, must be
learned out of doors, and an intelligent
mother is the best teacher, as her own lnllu-
cnce. the purcst and highest force in the
child's hfc is strengthened by every lesson.
But in all these plans for the Summer, leu
the teaching be short and the play long
That is poor substitute for parent VINO
cannot share pure fun with his boys and girls.
The brain and body of a Child, as much as
those of an adult, require at times aDSoiu'c
idlcness--a fact too oIten forgotten by Amer
lean mothers. Only, in work or play, give up
these two months to making friends with
your children. Surely they require SO much
at our hands.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19
Nem'21orls Daily Gribnate,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY. LULY 10, 1876.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Turks purpose marching on Alex
inatz, the SeIvian headquarters. - Efforts are
being made to raise the war steamer Oneida, sunk IN
1870. - Wen Slang the Chinese statesman, IS
dead. - Tie Turkish Government is taking
steps to suppress tAe Bulgarian outrages.
DoMEsrIc.-The Freshman race at Saratoga was
nostponed ON account of the weather; the whole
three races will be called early to-day. -- A
company OF ladies have bought the Old south Church
OF Boston, and will preserve 1t. =-- lhe House
caucus at Washington decided to Withdraw the
Democratic opposition TO the Election laws and IN
forcement act. - Gov. Hendricks denies that
there is q disagreement between him and Gov.
Tilden.
CoNGRFss-The Senate devoted five hours to cam
paign speeches yesterday under the River ana liI-
Dor bill. - An extraordinary debate took place
in the House on Mr.. Smal's motion that no troops
be withdrawn from South Carolina; Mr. Cox and
Mr.. Townsend engaged in fierce party hits, and Mr.
Lamar made fine statesmanlke speech Mr.. SmalPs
motion was amended and passed; Mr.. Kelley intro
duoed bill in regard to the standard silver dollar
Cry AND SUBURBAT-The annual meeting of the
American Pathological Association was opened with
an address by President HarkueSs and several papers
nv members 60 Well-kuown Republicans cX-
pressed opposition 20 4. b. Cornell as the Rcpubli-
can candidate for Governor. - The Canadian
Yacht Countess of Duffcrin arrived 20 sail for the
America Cup. -= Police Sergeant James McGiven
was fatally stabbed by Henry King, whom he at
tempted to arrest while committing a robbery III
Second-ave. == The Board of Health determined
to appoint fifty additional inspectors of tenement
houses. = Gold, 11l5s, 111l2, 11l5s. Gold value
of the legal tender dollar at the close, $500 cents.
Stocks dull and lower, closing weak.
The WEAIHER.-THE TRiBUNE'S local obscrva-
tons promise clear, warm weather, mltigated by
cloudiness and haze and probability OF rainfall by
Thursday or Frday-possibiy earlier. = In this
CITY yesterday it was hot and sultry Thcrmome-
ter, So, 90, so.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19

vigilant committee, darklyconsulDg counsel Of ten
who take that the society docs not suffer from an
invasion OF bores vulgaiities. The members per
sons Of culture generally Of the learned professions and
there are especially many very charming and gifted
Iodes But the most notable thing about this society
the fact that il has united several hundreds OF gentlemen
and ladies for purposes Of reciprocal culture, 10 be pro-
moed by the reading OF papers religious ard sOcia.
Urobcns and discussions Of tine sanC ana by cOnycrsa
tOu and il has done tails without drawing any line
whatever of limit ry kind to opinion Tuere
are atheists, thcsts, Christians cAurehnCn Sweden
bOrgans, Unitarians and one or TWO Cougegonalsts,
a large number Of Jews. Inc society has existed
since l OF the Dfallbillty OF the POPE, and has
an these yai les Of belief and OF humanity. Having
myself been member OF ii from its iirst ueeiing can
testify that tbs strange harmony among so many e.e
ments is not merely outward but genuine
OTTAWA, July 1S.-Gen. Selby Smith leaves
town Oh Friday morning for England.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19

be nominated in Democratic convention, unless
he consented to the demand for unconditional
Reputation of the pledge of resumption. lcmay
pile up words until they dwarf the mountains,
but that fact Will still stick in the clear un-
dcrstauding of intelligent voters. He will gam
10y it in Indiana; that was what bis party in
tended. He will lose hy it somewhere else
And he viii lose the more for every new effort
that he may make 10 hide OF bcfcs the ISSUE
or to conceal the autaeoni>m between the OPP
uosinC elements in the Democratic party.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19

edge reacbes-no particular discouragement
in the Servian situation. The reports from
Constantinople suggest the possibility OF new
advantage through another change in the
Ottoman Government. Murad V. is by no
means the hopeful young man he was repre-
sented to be: always dull and selfish, ne now
seems to have become craven anu morbiu.
His abdicaton would simply add another pahS
to the prolonged agonies OF dissolution II
could not avert the inevitable end.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19

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Bnsiness 4 otites.

PIANOS AND ORGAVs.-We are prepared to
oSer Pianos and Orans new dhani o. trSt tss
makers gcndng Maerss At riCcs so lnGH low "
cash on ailments that tc poorest need o o. N4V
good instrument PeOpO must have good Cta lof NUS
money ami HORACE WArhs & sons AL lN1H"H, ~ -
selling splendid lIslruncnls loi htle -o"o'
To CENTENNIAL ENIHBITORS.-liE HE DAILY
rpinry 10 Delivered 10 sr.crbers In the Exhibition, at er
stst ons IN buildings the grounds at a. m Oueis
should be LETT at THE TRIBUNE PAVILION BcimontaV@
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION OFFICE OF IlE
TRBINE In The Tribune Pavilion, Eelmontavc CchchhaI
Grounds bank % tfo Iakc) TLs PhdtlpA1 nlA'y
ONCE ia al No Tl3 ChesnUtSt (Od Masonic leinpi'J
snbscrptions and advertisements received at regular I
NJ both offices. THF DAILY TEBUhE served Uy cHile! al All
parts OF the city early in the morning.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19

Readers Of THE TRIBUNE tearing torn or trdU,,
elmo to, Ike Summer can hare tie paper md'ied
to them, postpaid, for 81 per mo"th, the address
being chGl.gcd ,chenerer desired. Hcq"cS5$ Jor on, a
o6aaoe of address shoud dIT0ys mention the
edition (Daily, Weekly. or Semi Weekiy), and
both old aud Rep addresses.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19

Our Philadelphia correspondence gives brief
itinerary of the Exhibition. with directions
showing how to see lis chief features in seven
OF nine days to the best advantage. Visitors
who have only that amount of time to spare
will find these suggestions for cconomizing 1t
of service.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19

Bombay. AS four of her six guns have been
recovered, the diving operations may yet oe
attended with great success.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19

Both in the Senate and House yesterday,
there was a great deal of talk wasted and
very little business done. Nobody would sup
pose from the proceedings that it is late in
the session, and that there is quantity OF
Unfinished work.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19

In these days of official delinquency, it is
pleasant TO hear of Wen Slang, the aged Chi
nese Minister, who died poor, and has been
honored by grand funeral, for which the
Emperor subscribed $1,000. 1t is safe to say
that Wen Slang never sold a post-tradership,
was in no way connected with a canal ring,
and would have dsdained to derive profit
from the building of courthouse. We are
accustomed to regard the Chinese Government
as corrupt, but there must be germs OF reform
in it when honesty is thus held i'll honor.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-19

There is rather less than the average variety
in the themes thus far discussed at the meeting
Of the American Pathological Association. Per-
haps the parching weather makes the Greek
and Sanskrit roots trife drier than usual.