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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

1T ROSE SRI COOKE
am looking mp and down.
Up and down. through The town,
For 4 little house to dwell In.
shelter and q nest:
but though the buds are swelling.
IND the springs from earth are welding.
cannot find q place for my rest.
There are no walls to hold Us.
Not home TO enfoid ns,
Not q hearth for q fire.
Hof . chamber for our sleep:
in vain my quest I keep
None answer my desire.
Up and down.
Through the town.
Then suddenly I hear
a whisper In my car
Turn aside from thy seeking.
Listen TO my speaking:
There Is u house for thee!
There are trees to shade ths summer.
There Is room for every conner.
And broad the gateway be
To this home that wait: for thee,
'Up and down.
Through the town.
Thou necdcst not to wander:
Thy house - ready yonder;
The roof Is smooth and green.
And the chamber IL 80 still
And thy house shall no man borrow
To-day nor Tomorrow,
Nor vexed with Joy or SORROW.
Is that dwelling place serene.
There is no price TO pay.
No need to move away,
No evil eye can harm thee.
Nor maj nor beast alarm thee;
Thy flowers grow very fair
In summer scented air.
And the snow lies still and sON.
Up aIoft.
THY house Is ready here.
Ready TIL, many q year:
Seek no more
For the door
Is opening to thy feet,
And the wide and silent street
Is ready for thy tread
In the city OF the dead.
Seek no longer. here Is rest for heart aud hcu
Come In here"
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29
Cantnl Yeast Caka

Scientific investigation combined with long
experience, hae enabled ths manufacturer OF the
Central Dry Hop Yess> to oEer to the pablo .
yeast thst s;auis unrivsled In every particular.
TIE npittJ wtth which II 10 superseding ali
other yeast 1. tho very best evidence thst can be
obtaised u Its popularity. Isl tin fol- wrapped,
aud every package warranted to give satisfaction.
Tn 1t aud yoa viii pss no other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

Kyour child is suffering from xofIns,
u@ Dr. WIsnAgTis WOEx SroAE
DRors. an old and reliable remedy. tia,
HerT(aib In thoroughly discriminating
these pests Of childhood Being made
In the form Of Sugar DROPS, having
neither the taste or smell 81 medicine.
no trouble is experienced In inducing
children To take them Sid by all Drug
gisS at 2; ctz- a bo1. or sent By mail on
receipt Of price. a; the Principal Depot.
si5 Filbert street. Philadelphia Pa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

!: Uncle Sans Condition Powder should bo
kept on hand as 4 preventive OF disease. Fed coca
slonally. 1t assists digestion and stimulates the
secrctOry organs. So that horses supplied with it
are better prepared To stand the heavy drain upon
the system from hard labor and keep In better
flesh than II this vegetable preparation had not
been supplied Obtained through druggists. Oh NJ
the EmlneYt Proprietary Co. Chicago. III.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29
Health II

All. never were words more truthful than these
as IL applies to every living thing. A life In Alad-
din's hall or Sinbad's cave. the possession OF the
Philosophers stone or wealth OF the Indies. what
would each or all be worth when hourly recog-
mixing the fact of your bodily and mental sickness
haunting you like nightmare: and yet TO have
the wealth Of health you must anticipate the ad-
vent Of slight attacks OF indisposition OF the
by . iuaicious daily use Of PROFESSOR CANEaoNiS
Blackberry Brandy. prepared by the Home Biuers
Company, St Louis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

The purcst article is the cheapest in
tlie end. Dobbins' Electric soap, (maic
hy Cragin II Co, rhiladelphia,) is per
fectly pure, snow-whitc, and preserves
clothes washed with it. BE sure and
try If
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29
"A Bargain in Body Type.-Tt

"A Bargain In Body Type.-The
Iowa PRINTING COMPANY wish Us to say
that they have six hundred pounds of
this style of Bourgeois type on hand.
which they will sell at q reasonable
price. 1t is in ,olersbly good condition,
we'll sorted up, plenty of capitals, small
capitals, italic aud quads. Write to the
Iosee Printing Company, Des Noin<s, for
prtcS, Terms, cash.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

Fluid Lightning instantly cures Neuralgia
Nervous and Sick Headache. aud al
nervous pains Druggists keep IT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29
THE MEDICIn THAT CURES


TalIus into crusII~r..Iub H. CANsrts q IL
Voucher. tho history - is CARES All -" isl
mouse increasing dUuaud. N'Evtisr uaat 10 fa4F.I
entitled the tvsI!us urilril~ - a." 40
fuT >~tTutuls Ca tly lisgA. NsErt.u* - 81 lLfaitlr
Die remedy. aud uv lvt~uu u"vd sgf"t fran ta
muTs uI,rT~. and al dt-Usera af.siuS tfvu4 Ia Puf"
blood ~ N~g.gu~ ls used according T. dlt'rt "ns
There q. not ease - NCT,faia "a SAlstyn"s ibSt
N~ts-yiuc ~Ht not suru. I~TuNl3ci. bnsosuf. ths
vital functions have uDS Lost thUif Ia~rr 'a'ttsn
all that may rc ss.I - thc contrary H"t"lth
standing
gEsErINEi f. pleasant - tho tasto uatii IA ita 90
ruvurv. md 4r-siut" ia - sStisu 90 discsse, -
the JIi-slug .L4uta1ouallc yNi4v-y" VII show
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

10th men aud beasts are liable to .cc,do1 tSa
prompt remedy used at tho right tino oren
saves weeks aud months Of psin. DR.. Green's
Cr;mesn Lin!ment and Liver and Agus Piils
should always be kept In the house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

IB-'The best Is the cheapest" especially when
It costs no more. Uncle Sans Harness on l.
cheaper than meats foot, fish, or any other of the
ordinary oils used for harness. Sold by all drug
piStS and harness makers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

Interesting to Musicians.-A Whitney B
Holmes Cabinet Organ will he cold a. 8 relsona-
Die price by the IOWA PRINTING co.
liz. MnIARa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

Or. rs.aIAT srA3sss"o' hstusa
sul Ansrrsa Institutes Treaty ySAfs q "a
Isfuy rAyefs4A. Tr-zls A. a. sSssus pffE- A.
usga 14rrr. LzrEA Hear TAr0aa H~A8 49,
Nervous ssat~sn- fFsugs - fezia za4 ALssFs =
MAaho=l tgrg~sifzly g-~s2~4 s-4 sss9 49,
oEL.rs have fzU~1 So forfeit. feF A1T CAss -
! seminal NcSFne>s - VTfsAts 4ts~ass = azT IA
, o. thar2Etcr be uldvraar. Au1 Ia. % ezre IA.
! uIE~ wfu fnd proper irvatugai for a:scAsrs -.
/ cuIIar - thsir s-r A. iS3tsrs CuaziGis< s&.E.i
! fHr reply prOaF:!y AEsuSy~i
! Co>-JLTArins SzEE >cal - siruz4n Al
| IAyruu1H igsa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

u uphT -aii GErl year rsszn s~s 80 "a
s<sIly -Sy the Ihrass- AMI tear ia r's al g
yos A'r. ap~ss "a! Ellsrf> EEiraas . Tar 49,
via CherrJ I'LL czrs - ~cufIr~.y
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

For general debility the good effects OF the Veg
etine are realized Immediately after commencing
40 take IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29
NEARLY 500!
January ts

"aSA@sNl - -
Mr. n X. SrEvySs Ia
Dear -1aut slN months oil : ~Ns
yaCCtuat.d. The parties Sht we're 'scsinatv-l
from the same WINS lied fTvm u" huuirt Tho
humuT spTvai over uc 4" such a. extent thA' !
va, rolled IT. ufau H. pfvsvut ms from scratching
my person. Tho dta~asC settle! Ia 80 bead tie
matuvl Ia this condition ahuut t~oHty g"AfA
troubled all the time With Hufsa bf~.sths Va faE
head and disChATsiuz corruption nom IA, car Al
this time a sUIIli bCTu'l a.lsarcd 81 a., usth,
gradually Increasing ia sis" uuti . iHuIJr Formed
Of such immense sI4C l could soe % - tufuius ~
eyes DOWN. Ard. Az this KIM" ! ~ tAsiug sAti
ou- rvmVdivs IuTSuJ h!pr~d ~lErlt anT hGbatAa.iA
benefit
Ithrn Nrutio a prominent phJ slci.u ~ bpstJn,
who. during his treatment 70 Ill mouths i.u""l
the tumor eight times. which coat u~ nearly 900
This left me wtth = rough. zE.raS.i'i sore. ~ith
out ~ all diminishing the stE. 9th" IgiIHr. anu in
a sirKty f,slIo condition I Cuusultr1 another
IhJ stefan Ia Nat,,s. Who. after '"H7lI"fatt iii."
succeeded Ia hsIilug the core Without reducing Tho
aiIr. At this point I 'rWuu"urr.t . usv hAsstSA
through the earnest ,yrsu.s!pu Of sffitul At'r
riCuCyI wonderful ECusaiiOEs NJ shs,s body
secuICI Ia 10 undergoing atsilrA4 tLsnio, uhti,
finally. tho tauuT bruAc aEI tiscbats~i flShitaI
yuaafItirs Prom this time IL Decreased ~ slIs,
bears the ugly scars of the surs aud lance. ! sm
now healthy ani strong. and aJl" {" ~ors every
day.
sufferer from iufanru aiufJ Th"uguatisin ever sine"
can remember. until commanding The use OF
NEGETINK. When almost Immediately all Th'u
matte pains ceased Ihi. statement ] N"iuHto"r
for the rurvoS" 80 bcuentlug other suffering ~
mainly. and you ~iIl coulter afsSur - giving ~ -
much publicity as thought proper
NcTy gratefully
81 ~kSHiS.
Ashland. nASs.
Vegetiue Is Sold Jy all Druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

The heart will break, yet brOkenly
live On.-By0n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29
Am Too R.nko7

To Farmors.-A Moline Windmill for sale,
By the IOWA PRINTISG co,
DEs MoISEs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

For 6Ale.-A new, Not Harris safsoneve1
zen uscd. Price, $40. cash.
IOWA PRINTING CO.,
DRs Norma
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-29

rHoNAs q. OgvIs. solicitor % Fstents - the
low PATEsT pyvfgr =, fb~a Ngin~.. reports The
folio alag L. . FSsr.s isssc: 20 "esLssa sarcSs-
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Suspicion.


A few days ago man died in q house
Of i'll repute on George street. His death
was reported to the Health Ofice under
the name Of Walton Bradley. On the
day after his death he was buried in the
Potter's Field. 1t was suspected by some
parties, even then, that there was foul
dealing In the case, and since that time
new facts have come to light which tend
to augment the causes for suspigion;
AT the time OF Bradlef's death, Wal:
ton Broadwell, a Kentuckiap Of good
family connectiops, and q man OF very
good pecuniery ctfcpmstances but wko
had . habit Of coming - Qincinnal 70
take big spree, suddenly disappeared,
and up to this time no tidings OF his
whereabouts have hese heard, II ie
thought that p9Ehaps Bradley and
BROAD ell Were Identical.
BroadweWs friends la Kentucky have
Itelegraphed to the O0foUer to hold the
remains until they arrive. The remains
were buried in Potter's Field, bu,
whether they still remsih there is q ques.
ton which the medical students oar
perhaps answer better than the Coroner
DR.. Maley is awaiting further informa'
tion from Broad well's friends before de-
termining whether 1t will be necessary
to open the grave Of the supposed Brad
Icy and hold an inquest on the remains
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Court Cuttings.

The Hamilton-Logau case was given
to the jury.
John Blrnbaum against Aaron Hop
per. The testimony was concluded and
the argun snts begun.
Thos. Sherlock aud others against the
Globe Insurance Company. The argu-
ments were concluded and the jury
charged this morning,
Daniel Collier and others against the
Steamboat Captains Benevolent Asso-
citation. Phis was q suit brought for
the dissolution Of the defendant Asso-
citation and the distribution Of a fund in
Court. A question having arisen as to
the allowance OF interest upon pay
ments, the Court in General Term held
that the widows were entitled to inter-
est. The fund being insufficient to pay
all in full, 1t was, by agreement, paid as
follows:
First, The balance due to those who
were widows and who have since mar
ried, up to date Of their marriage, with
interest.
Second, The residue distributed pre-
rata as near as was considered equit
able among those who were then and
still remain widows, after paying al
costs and expenses.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26

Mr.. Edwin Booth will appear at WOODS
Theater in q few weeks.
The Clionians will give literary and
musical entertainment tonight.
Bryanps Minstrels are announced to
appear at the Grand Opera-house on
March 6.
Miss Bessie Turner gives "The Reason
Why" at the Grand Opera-house to.mor-
row, "Sunday night"
Karl Pallat will give the last of the
present series Of chamber concerts at
College Hall next Thursday night.
Rev.W. Ashmore, missionary Of China,
will lead the services at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall to-
night.
"Woman and Society" will be the gen.
eral subject of series of four discourses,
by Dr.. Payne, at st. PauPs NJ. K. Church.
The first of the series tomorrow even
ing.
Alumni reunion of the Medical College
of Ohio i'll be held Thursday afternoon,
March 2, at the College Building. After
an address by DR.. Keyt, Of the class of
lS4S, the Alumni Will be entertained by
Dr.. Dawson AT his residence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
ssThe Garden.0

We have just received this standard
weekly journal Of Feb. s, published at
81 Southampton street, Covent Garden,
London. The "GARDEN" now literally
blooms with colored plate, in each
number, Of beautiful or rare flower or
fruit, OF proved value for our gardens,
executed in the best style OF art. This
is novel and very attractive feature.
peculiar to this enterprising journal.
Besides these charming colored plates,
there are numerous well executed wood
cuts illustrative of the subjects Of the
letter-press. The work is edited with
great learning in reference TO the sub.
jeots treated Of, which are all practical,
and of sterling value to those concerned
in every department OF gardening, in:
oluding horticulture and pomology, and
subscribers may procure this excellent
English weekly by addressing Messrs.
Tice & Lynch, the American agents, at
34L Pine street, New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
Board of Aldermen.

Regular meeting yesterday afternoon.
The agreement for the new Music Hall
was referred to the Committee on Parks,
In connection with the Solicitor.
The ordinance for the extension of the
Cincinnati and Clifton Inclined Plane
Railway was indefinitely postponed.
The Solicitors opinion on the Ross
Hammer contract was read, according to
which Council has not the legal right to
bind the city beyond the limit OF its own
term. Filed.
MIR. Voight offered resolution to ap.
point joint committee to confer with
the Committee OF the Board of Council.
men, to investigate the proposition OF
the new gas company and report. Also,
to confer with the Cincinnati Gas Com
pany, to see what can be done with a
view to lower gas rate. Adopted.
The ordinance to compromise the debt
of the Cincinnati and Indiana Railroad
Company was passed. The proposition
is to compromise the claim of the CITY
tor rent for the sum OF $36 600, payable
within thirty days, and to give the Pearl
Street Depot to the Railroad Company on
q perpetual lease, rent to be appraised
every fifteen years, and to cancel the
judgment heretofore recovered by the
city. @-s
An ordinance was passed appropriat.
ing 800 to erect temporary bridge on
the Lower River Road. Adjourned.
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marai Gras.

Painters and workmen are now hard
at work in Exposition Hall in preparing
the pageant for the Mardi Gfas parade.
This part OF the procession will not join
the main part until about nightfali, when
it will be seen with heightened effect In
the glare of calcium and colored lights.
The pageant will be led by an OK decked
with flowers aud ribbons, and sur
rounded by wnite-aproned butchers.
Among the other interesting spectacles
will be the Kings chariot. A huge
gravy-dish will contain roasted hogs
head, eight ieet high and thirteen feet
long. The roasted apple In its mouth
will be of rather large size. The
chariot will be drawn by train Of ele-
phants. Between the ears Of tue hogs
mead will be the seat Of the King. On
each ear will be page, and ON The snout
tns Kings Jester. Twenty large plat.
iorms on wheels Will carry figures rep
rcseuting American history. Among
lie sseAss rsREsssntse wy ps 2g
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
The Molly Maguires.

DANIEL DOYLE, whoever he may be
{ for we learn that this is an assumed
nancy, has caused lively excitement
MIA, His astounding reueIdtions concern
ing the "MoLLY MAGUIREs," during the
past three weeks, in the New York Week.
IN, have been the all-important topic Of
the time. Who he is, aud whore he is, Is
not stated in the story, but he seems to
know fully as much about the secret Or
der as the most trusted brother among
the "MoLLY MAGUIREs." Where he OBJ
tanned his information is a perplexing
mystery. But it is no mystery to the
million of readers Of the Ne,o York Week.
IN that with the information at his com.
mand he has constructed one Of the most
fascinating stories ever given to the
public. feB-Ttd&ma2-ltw
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
CAUTION NOT NECESSARY.

Although it requires but two teaspoonfuls OF
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder 70 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 DR.. Prices
powder admits OF twice the quantity or 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
are truly excellent, pure and unad mlterated.
Baking Powder sold In bulk for DIR. Price's is
an imposition, as DR.. Prices is only sold in
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
TO MILLERS.
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
AIKENS' NEWSPAPER UNION.

8. Fl. Parvin, 1853 Vine street, is the only and
special agent Of Aikens' Newspaper Union and
tie Southern Newspaper Union for Ohio, Ken
lucky and Southern Indiana, and all adyertls-
ors not doing their business with the office d.
rect, must send their orders through our spe.
cial agent Advertising agents in this district
must deal with Mr.. Parvin.
A. AIKENs, President
Catalogues for 1875 are just issued for the
American Newspaper Union Of 1, 200 Co-opera-
tive Newspapers. Tables Of rates for the sep
arate and combined lists, for one line to one
hundred lines lom one time TO fifty-two times,
SO that advertisers can make their own esli-
mates. Send for catalogue to
1t g. H. PARvIN, SOLE AGENT, Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26

One cold is sometimes contracted on
TOP oil another, the accompanying cough
becoming settled and confirmed, aud the
lungs SO restrained and racked, that the
production Of tubercles frequently FOL
lows. Many existing cases OF pulmona-
nv diseases may be thus accounted Tor,
and yet how many others are now care
lessly allowing themselves 10 drilt
through the preliminary symptoms con-
sroiled by the fatal policy OF allowing a
cold to take care OF ITSELF 0a the first
intimatlon OF cough or cold, or any
throat or lung trouble, resort promptly
to Dr.. Jayne's Exptctorant, safe cura.
live OF long established reputation, any
You may AVOID the cons :quences OF such
dangerous tIio nG
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
Zilar.

John Zilar, the young man who caused
the death Of Antony Kemper By knock
ing him over pair of stairs to the pave
ment, thereby causing his death within
few hours, was brought before His
Honor Judge Lindemann this morning
aud bound over to the Grand Jury In the
sum of $4,000 on the charge OF murder
in the second degree.
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AmNsenha eMts.

GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.--The Harrigan
and HIATT Combination have played to
good houses all the week, and will close
their engagement with two performances
to-day, matinee and night. These will
be the last appearances OF this excellent
combination, and those who would see
them must be ON hand. "fhe daitant
Sixty-ninth' and 1.-The Skidmore
Guards" will appear both afternoon and
evening.
On Monday the Julia Mathews English
Opera Bouffe and Burlesque Company
commence weeks engagement at this
house. The company is made up OF hne
performers and their entertainments Will
be among the most delightful OF the
season.
WOODS THEATER.-Mr. e. T. Stetson,
the popular sensational actor, appears
at the matinee this afternoon, and to-
night, in the great American drama,
"Valley Forge.0 He is well supported
by the regular company and is leading
actor of his particular school. His
"Valley Forge" strikes a popular chord
at this time and is everywhere we'll re.
ceived. His engagement closes with TO-
days performances.
Next week Miss Kate Raymond and
9. B. Collins, in the Nv aifs OF New
| York."
RoB1NsoN's OPERA HOUSE. fine au-
dience greeted the opening OF the lllu.
sion show at Robinson's Opera-houss
last night. The show attracted great at
tentioii while on Vine street, and was
pronounced the best Illusion entertain.
ment ever given, but in its new quarters
Is SO improved as to be scarcely recog-
nizable.. All were delighted last night,
and the opinion was freely expressed
that the managers would reconsider
their determination OF clostng it tonight
and run it all next week.
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The Reason why,

At the Grand Opera-houss tomorrow
night, Mise Bessie Turner will tell you.
She is said to be very handsome, clear
and foroible speaker, and with just van
ity enough to make her easy before an
audience. The lecture is mentioned as
q fine literary production, and will
large audience. Remember the place
Grand OpAra.house.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26

To the Mardi Gras by the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad and
All Its Branches
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
authorities announce round trip tickets,
good Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
from all points on the road and all its
branches, to the Cincinnati Mardi
Gras at half the usual fare. These tick
cts will be good on all trains.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26

Hickory at New Orleans" !" "Ameriea as
N Was,N "The Boston Tea Party" and
spenn's Treaty. Great care has been
taken in preparing the costumes. With
out doubt this part will make gorgeous
display,
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To Owners of Horses and Cattle.-TOBl-
ASS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS are war;
ranted superior to any Others or no pay for 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, Is Cents. Depot, 10 Park place, New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26

MICHAEL FoY, an Irishman living in
Lohman's "barracks," ON the Colerain
Pike, Cumminsville, has been confined
to his bed since Wednesday from the
effects of a severe beating, the cause OF
which is still a mystery.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
MARDI GRAS MASQUERADE BALL.
Exposition Hall, TUESDAY, Feb. 70.

REsERvED SEAT TICKETS FOR BAL
CUNY ON sale at Hawley's Bookstore. Gen.
the following places: All the principal Hotelsi
Hawley's Bookstore; Dobmeyer's Music-storcs
Kraus & List, Druggists, WALNUT Hills; Van
Loon, W alnut Hills; VIM. Mayberry. CoyingA
ton; Fl. Wielert, Colonel ]. B. Renner, Sam.
Gazzolo, Fidell Bader, Frank Harf,. Fred
Roos, Atlantic Garden, &C., and all the o0m~
mittee. John Renner has secured the Refresh-
ment Stands and Saloon, and +. Sehumann tho
tee Of Arrangements: Capt. TAOS. w. HEf-
FERMAN, Chairman; Capt +. 7. BATCHEr
LOR, Treasurer; Col. NICK R0BERTS, See-
retary; Theodore H. James, Il. Reinbolty Col
j. b. Renner. Ie@0-M
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
Cincinnati Type Foundry Co.
c. WELLS, Treasurer,
Do YOU value Your Life i?

VHEN don't neglect cough. II everything
l. has failed In your case try Dr. mon
il YOU will find relief. 1t is tho unrailing REM
edy for all pulmonary disorders, including
blood splitting. cfoop aud whooping cough.
Try it and you will not be disappointed.
j. ID. PAHK Il SONS, General Agcnts,
Fourth and Walnut strrets, Cincinnati, Qlig.
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