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A splendid Entertainment.

The Young Ladies' Branch Of the
Womsn's Christian Association will
r5xc m entertainment at Robinson's
Eoera-house Friday evening Of this
week. The programme has been 80
arranged as TO make the affair q most
seIIghtful one. The entertainment will
ba OF q dramatic character, including
aome fine tableaux and introducing the
sxncing Of the Minuet In Centennial
EsIT costumes. The Cincinnati Orohes-
e. uuder the leadership OF Mr.. Michael
Brand, will furnish the music. Admis-
viup. 81. Reserved seats will be for sale
st Dobmeyer Il NewhaIps Wednesday,
Ehnrsday and Friday.
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Musical Festival of 1875.

The "Harmonic Society" and "Cincin-
natl M@nnerchor" are making extern
sive preparations to give a series OF
three grand concerts in Exposition Hall,
ON the evenings of May 81 and June 1
and 3, and all those who sang in the
chorus in the Festival last year are in
vited to participate, giving notification
of the fact by Monday evening, May &.
The Cincinnati Orchestra has been en-
gagged and the services Of the following
we'll known and eminent artists have
been secured:
Mrs. II. NJ. Smith, soprano; Miss Anna
Drasdil, contralto; Mr.. Fl. A. Bischof,
tenor; Mr.. M. W. Whitney, bass; Miss
Julia Rive, pianist.
The works to be rendered will bei
"Elijah," Mendelssohn; "Messiah,"
Handel; "Paradise and PERI" Schu-
mann; 'LohengrIn," Wagner; "Fanta-
sic" for orchestra, piano and chorus },
Beethoven; 1.-The Landing OF the Pilgrim
Fathers" Otto Singer.
This cantata was composed by Mr..
Singer expressly for this occasion, and
this Festival will present it to the public
for the first time.
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UNDERTAKEN.
I'M BANKRUPTCY.

DIsTRICr COURT OF THE UNITED
/ J STATES, Southern District of Ohio.-In
Bankruptcy No. 1,7a1. In the matter of
Mary johnson, bankrupt. = The creditors
OF said bankrupt are notified that she has
fed her petition In this Court praying for a
dnal discharge from all her debts proyabe
in bankruptcy under the laws Of the, United
States, and said creditors are required TO ap-
near at a Court Of Bankruptcy, before me at
nv office, No. 0 East Third street, Cincinnati,
A. M. and show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be grant
cd. ..,.
N Nv FLAMEN BALL,
-~l-stM Register IN Rapksunscs.
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The Jubilee of Archbishop Purcell

Vne uD1AGe Oh ArCmWlbnOp F0rCelhs
The delegates OF the different Catholic
congregations, appointed to make ar
rangements for the celebration Of the fif-
tieth anniversary OF the ordination to
the priesthood Of Most Rev. Archbishop
Purcell, met yesterday afternoon at Mo-
zart Hall.
Mr.. B. Carberry presided, and Mr.. II,
Mersch officiated as Secretary.
The Committee on Arrangements was
ordered to notify all societies who de-
sire to participate in the celebration to
place their banners at the disposal Of
The Committee for the decoration of Ex-
position Hall on the 23d.
The Ladies' Committee introduced q
position TO call the delegates this after.
ooon to q meeting for the purpose OF
making arrangements with Che florist,
Mr. III. Herleln, for the decoration Of the
lall.
After some routine business the Com.
mittse adjourned to meet next Sunday.
ON that day the cross to be used In the
procession and the chalice presented to
he Archbishop for the occasion VIII pc
IN exhibition
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ssRlack Pete,sv Pet.

Some men have a queer taste for pets.
NsM here's Pete Brewer, alias "Black
Eete.n y workman who is often seen
around the ''rag and old iron" house of
John Mccall, on Walnut street, is too
temperate q man to have "snakes in his
buots," 20 he carries one in the lining Of
mis- hat, and It's alive, too, you bet-no
stuffed affair will suit the fastidious
tastes Of Pete. His little snakeship
sauirns around In that hat while being
ca<rried on Pete's. head as II proud Of the
honor Of covering so much brains.
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Helm Your Carrier.

ehnseribers would greatly oblige all concerned
Ethey would make IL point to always have the
slsange ready when the carrier calls This notice
ntmade more especially In the interest Of our
aaunss In the towns and cities outside. Many of
tAese agents are boys, They faithfully serve the
1apor and are entitled to this much at the hands
Il their patrons. They are required to make their
n1miffancss promptly. Little delinquencies which
sse matters Of no Importance to the readers fre-
drentiy fall heavily on them. Help out your car
HaE end make the business pleasant to him by see-
t19that he is paid promptly
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axApAcHE, languor and melancholy
generally spring from q disordered ssem-
Sch, eostiveness or torpid liver: Eacn
nay readily be removed oy Dr. Dr. y; =;
srlstch wifi be found to stimulate the liver
srr6 stomach TO healthy aotiVn, remove
~ bI1iousness, and produce regular
yscuations Of ths bowels. 49,
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At Other Points.

By American Press Association to the stan.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The Philadel.
phias and the Quioksteps Of Wilmington
played game Of baseball Saturday.
The former won BY 16 to 7.
1t is rumored Mcbride intends to start
an opposition club to the Athletics and
has secured Malone, Huebl, Linsender-
fer and Warner as assistants.
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Announcements. A

4 strangers' Devotional Meeting will
be held at the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall tonight.
A concert is to be given on Thursday
naxt, at College Hall, by Armin W.
Ueerner, assisted by Michael Brand,
Alex. Haig, Otto Koerting and John
Eroeckhoyen.
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To Owners OF Horses and CattIe.-T0BI-
ASS DERBY CONDITION POW DERS are war
ranted superior to any Others pay or the cure
of Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs, Hide-bound
Colds, &C., in Horses and Colts Coughs, Loss Of
Milk, Black tongue, Horn Distemper &C., in Cattle
Price, 25 Cents. Depot, 10 Park place, New York.
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pw- In order to accommodate Eastern Adyertis,
a,sfn the SrAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Snifen, NO: Y
EsAor House. New York City, has heen appointed
3ar general and special Agent for the Eastern
Enztes This will be q branch Office Of the STAR,
Gf, Sniifen being authorized to make advertising
Sontreots on our behalf, and receipt all COLLECTIONS
tdalefnr In our name.
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G.. B. HOLLISTER
ATTORMEY-AT-LAW,
No. $50 Walnut Street.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
LEGAL,

r EGAL.-Hamilton County, Common Pleas
i A Court-Christian Millerd, plaintiff, against
AImeda Millerd, defendant-The defendant,
Almeda Millerd, is hereby notified that the
plaintiff will on the 18th day Of May. A. D.
1873, take the depositions Of john Will and
others at the law Office Of Ritchie, Howe &
said cause, No. 4s,552, Hamilton County Com
mon Pleas Court from 8 o'clock A. M. to Q
O'Clock P. NJ, and from day to day until depo-
sltions are taken.
CHRISTIAN MlLLERD,
BY A. J. JEssUP, His.Attorney.
CINCINNATI, April Is, A. D. 1875. api7 atM
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DXED.

CARROLL-Mrs. Ann Carroll. in the 42d
year OF her age, at 12 O'Clock Sunday evening"
Funeral will take place at ST. Edwards
Church, Tuesday morning at O'Clock. Friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
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THE new Atlas Hotel Philadelphia,
Pa, will furnish meals la carte from 25
cents upwards, and lodging at 81 90 per
hav
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BASEBALL.


The game at the Brighton grounds
Saturday between the Cincinnati
Reds and Chicago White Stockings
was witnessed by one of the largest
gatherings of spectators that ever at
tended a game in this city. The game
being called on time the boys went at it
in fine style, the Reds leading their an
tagonists by score OF five to four from
the beginning up to the ninth inning.
Hell e's where the Reds came to grief.
Barnes, of the White Stockings, batted
ball which struck the ground one~third
way toward third base and about three
feet outside the foul line. The umpire
decided that 1t was not foul, and the
Whites made the most Of the ruling, the
ball going clear down 10 the lett-field
lence, two runs being made by the
Whites. At this time Fisher, who had
been suffering all day from his lame leg,
weakened perceptibly and pitched balls
that the Whites Knocked all over the
field, making five more runs.
Notwithstanding the gross error made
by Crandall, the umpire, which virtually
ruined the Reds chances for winning
the game, our boys acted in an unexcep-
tionable and gentlemanly manner, and
worked like heroes TO retrieve the disas-
ter, but without effect. Crandan ao-
knowledged the mistake at the close oil
the game.
The following score, 60, tells the tale F.:
Innings. .........1 2
| White Stockings Il y 20 I'll
| Reds. o y "
Time OF game-2 hours 20 minutes.
First base on errors-Reds, 2.
Runs earned-Reds, 81. Whites, 2.
Left on bases-Whites, 7; Reds, 4.
Double plays--Barnes and McYey, l.
Wild pitches-Fisher, l.
| Passed balls-Field, L; White. /.
| Flies caught--W mites, 10; Reds, 81.
| Flies missed-Whites, 3; Reds, 2.
Struck out-Reds, 4.
Balls called-Wh hites, 7; Reds, IL.
| Umpire-Robert Crandan.
The same clubs play again tomorrow
at the same place.
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CKETCHING FROM NATURE--In pencil
y and water colors, and drawing and paint
Illustrated, 60 cts. Of'any bookseller or JESSE
HANEY & CO., 119 Nassau ST., NY. fell-d
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NOTICES.

DABIES OF NATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, u cts, at any news stand.
fell TT
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THE ALASKA CLEANER should be used
common in every family, as IL saves la
Dor, time and money.
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On the premises. 100 splendid building lots,
ranging from DO to 80 feet front and from 15O TO
$50 feet in depth. These lots are situated II
miles from the city, between Hartwell and
Lockland, on the Dayton Short-line Railroad,
In healthy and rapidly improving neighbor
hood, commanding fine view of that chain Of
beautiful villages extending along the valley
from Carthage to Glendale; easy OF access to
the city; excellent schools and churches of
various denominations. This sale offers a
splendid opportunity for investment, or to Sc
cure pleasant and comfortable home n'vcry
liberal terms; $50 cash, balance in !, 2, and a
years, with 6 per cent. interest, secured by
mortgage on the premises. A special train
will leave the Plum street depot at O'Clock
A. M. on day Of sale. A refreshment wi be
provided. For tickets, free Of charge. and
| tioneers, 448 Main street, or to j. G. OLDEN,
agent, NO. West Third street. aps9-2t
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fore bis LIQUOR 5. w. Watts at Raleigh in
lstedlter. 70 give ssldeues id d certain mat
ter then andNthere TO beepauired oioystLe
grand jury. Herein fail not. Issued tho
bth dsy April, 1875
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7 '4SaNEqy fHEsxSp..

a ANAMETy THESAND. st'
92alg e1e1 NV enasieala sdi sgakass
sAlone LaSalke4 fliso soceaa strand,
,AlpeegIy Shell saIn s,ay ibalId;
u stQrIfd and Wrote Upon The sdigd
= 'a siy lathe, zee year ana day. e ].
ssss sn6sFIffsHi spa flpasssdo. !
.thelingerihsi look bshiad q css.1rssa =
.zAiwsse emRe roilliigyhieb saiidsfast ~
brAnd washed my Iinss away - III
aAnst sn me sioasiIt'twill qniekIybs. 81
With every mark on earth from me! IS
n sassofda5k lobIiyiep's ,ses -.
w. y. VIII sweep across ihs. place
Where bsss trods sihs saiisdy jsliofss y
noftime, xnabe Is inass no niate ;sIs Dssn d
sOf he. ny day, tie hsmeI sors!! !!istis .
salili sro.Idase no fzck ssassss sassts
.Asdy~ti~iinHah Shsscuaiss slssaads
Andholds the wdfcrin His hand
IkneW u iassihg flboSs u xfaIsdAl1
yiiisni, Ihscribet asAipssipy name =
IQfalI this portal Part hss wrpggnt =.
0fnll this tl,lp King soul has II Eought, :.
Aud fsonl thtso heslidg lhiiS lhiiometil m Il Caught;
''oi's FOR gl6fy ot for s6shisg!ai ~
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BoYs. wHMD0NraoufHIsK.

Observation-Disclosures
E6en sbsnlBB boys a'f fIoiii ia Ten down u tsn
Bedn 10 think thhtthsy ass inen,aa 81 b
AndlIeaffrt0 sinvke sh;leiew hddiink,l
lids tinseqop ilIsxnhisiDp and think. III
'fhink. o6 fztilsr sad ssf Inetbsr.psi !, e,
Think ,ef sister shd, Of brother; -,
Think Of all Joy'd bate TO see
While on Your dfunken rowdyish spree;
And II sou fe Z WY lffoin ahonie; Ts.i,'rst
Rememberifhat tile time sill come
When son viii wish that yol,d debeyed
The word that of your mothers said;
.aBenot seen with wicked men;
Shun all bad games In every den:
Keep Away fioh every wfilsksy bar,
For theiris wherethe demons are, .ssel
ni3ifk . ls~-~sr--.--~-ss.,-,.-,asr ,ssf sd
lWashingtop,s March LA delegation
Of .soloredpen to-day called at the rooms
Of the Democratic National COMMITTEES
asking political recognition Of their printed
dselaratiohs which was adopted BY q large
meeting held here 4Fldas. February 2sth.
II cplnmenees: we-colered men, rspre::
sepiing nearly all the States and terrific.
rics the United States" and concludes I
We are tired Of our selfimposed party
yoke ;ats injustice to us, and it's flagrsnt
violations Of the Constitution. in order to
trample our local self government and in;
suit our brave and well.disposed fellow
citizets Of the South. and earnestly be-
lieve that diversion of the solid iphalanx
Of eoloFed voters will act beqe6cially upon
the two great parties, aud therefore wa
propose 10 stand BY principles and will sur
port only those men who viii do the most
forias sThispolisy. we believe. viii ehure'
tothe lasting tranquility iufz fhe country.
and speedy return To- good feeling be-
tween the late master and the now fres
citizens viii follow. We invoke tbe Bless
ing Of Almighty God upon this acarefally4
Considered departure. isd invite the hearty
and cords,l co.epefatioasOf The eolored pee-
pie Of the whole coupiry. yhp ike Us hare
cause for well-gronnded complaint, 10 or
ganize 10 fiie ead tbat Their ballots nav
subserye tothepe Of The eoubtry, the
fraternizaiion ofsll the people. and the
prosperity and mi6eatiaa ofsll ths sections
Of our undivisable Republic. 80, -.
The declaration IS signed BY Rev. Gar
land u. White, ~ North Carolina; How
ard u. Smith. lofFifeinia. IT,. d. Morti-
mel, of Rhode Islmsd !; ~ iAlexs Jones.
ofMsfsacbusetts IA. u. booker, Of Pennsyl-.
yania Daniel Lewis. OF the District az
COLUMBIA; DR.. Riley. Of Arkansas; G. L..
Vincent, q Illihois; committee on resolu.
tiaus. enc g sefqvFfh aHs S rfssa seass##
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HON TO MAKE,IIScuIEF

keep your eyeon yeur peisbbors Take
care Of them. Do not let them, ssjr with
out watching They may do something
wrong ifynh do. 10 be sure YOU never
knew them 70 DO anything very lad, bus
4 may DO on sour orcount ltber 5ave not.
Perhaps if il had not been COR roar Kind
care they might have disgracsd tiis,ssefses
long ago. Then do not relax 10. yoas sIipr,s.
% Keep them wbers they oueS. a, BE-. Ne.
yer mind your own business--,isss will
take care Of itself. ! If you cd, 9, spseas
Of any one passing out Of The psss ef duty.
tell every one else what you see and par
ticular TO see great many. u is q good
way to circulate such thing, sboagh 10
may nos benefit ycuself. rssJ enc par.
licularly. Do keep sarns.hMx s-geing--
silence i dreadful thing. Il = said there
was silence in Heaven for tho space of
halfan.hour Do not ct any spe6 thing
occur on earth. / II wouldsb TOO reuch Cor
this mundane sphere. aeleI i slyeds ~
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Z Awsnlsa furshaziug some icats snd
sauosssssaswkcd ishnieolcr che wosld
have. Why. ain t.pariiculsr. said sbc !;
auJ color that wou't sbOw dirt
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Toe man who DON'T adyerlise has hix
shop hund around with sbinglc. and pieces
Of barretieadf, inscribed with lamp black :
."Irish persaters, Korh Mers sFlos-
sf. All kinds kouniry ptrjucs. !. kaikes
and Handles for sail lare.s He ssys :
There arn't no use ID nporrspsr sdvertis-
ing - long as man i smart enough 20
attend 10 bis own business. aud can stand
al the door and boiler Il. fsllsrs 10 z
NcaL's dove brought tue 6rst xssss
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NhW F0AisssFseE Aloxi eiAlkBE Ell n. sxea
sssAi \ ssila "a fbsN 20 t.Asiis. wiz
l|:.... !. !. !. :" :. : !. !. !. !.
assd M . rssildassA Ida ,;ash
GODS NriAJl sdi ,adi ,hissb d boeloi
-ayzt anasH II sd isSzz1a slisl -a,iSsE,
dazI pMRA Ns2 ~ GRsUT
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NcaL's dove brougL, tue 6rss kysss
back.
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a.iI Ilsnsiiasa dssss " y sirls l ,olIpiskIsa.
husbands ss hoy chooscss stisspplseai She
.tells tlipuito take'tho good. looking plump,
lively follows or done You arS right old
Gail
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sds bsS Dosf d ssson ilssssl bas .aoi,
:Liiae sdi lISl sssa ssad sist isdl ioados4sI
-sss ~ szI svTs TllssSiasrsa o1 ;i5 M
sAia1 .rIshssl ysiaq Oh lolIEIRlMaS-I1i I1i$1
sr irsgs ssf efsa's 'S'Yv'5f
.faes; sssa svsa asH sid s.Ii baa .bs5qss
!lIaM xadi nausasd soaa,ns IA Inn aa.ln.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-22
How to enjoy Poor Health

The continual depression of low
condition is one of the traits that come
to many. Children show it in perpet-
ual fretfulness and crying, and their ell
ders sometimes envy them for their pow
er of indulging in tears. 1t is a very bad
sign, when every one seems to be I'M
pleasant. A clever old lady once said !:
If one person is cross, l suppose he is
out of temper; if two people are cross,
| still think it may be their fault but
if everybody is cross, go to my medi-
cine chest" Probably it is the lot of
more than half the people in the world
to go about and do their work in life
under the pressure of underlined or de-
fined ailment, needing continual exer-
ton to keep good tempered and active.
In most cases resolution and an endeav-
or not to be disagreeable to others, is
the best remedy. 1t is much better and
wiser not to give way unless we know
that serious consequences will result from
disregard. There are symptoms not to
be neglected. But if we give way to
the unimportant indisposition, and nurse
and make much of it, we give it an ad-
vantage over us, and, besides the imme-
date duty left undone, we disqualify
ourselves for future exertion by promot-
ing languor, laziness and nervousness.
Moreover, often the very exertion, by
turning the course of the thoughts, ac-
tually works a cure. Remember, too, it
is very suspicious circumstance when
an ailment makes a duty seem intoler.
able, but shrinks into nothing on the
announcement of pleasure. 1t is quite
true our nerves and our wills are so
mixed up together, that, even when we
hate ourselves for it, we get well for
what We like, and the only revenge we
can take is 10 force ourselves to the
thing We don't like, whether we feel III
to it or not, and if We once begin to dc
it heartily, it will be as good cure a.
the pleasure. This is not advising any
trifing with health. No one has a right
to do that. 1t is too precious to be sac
rihced to carelessness, wilfulness, fashion
or amusement; though there are some.
times higher services that require il to
be disregarded. A child nursing sick
parent, wife accompanying her hus.
band, and again, those who are called to
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