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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06
A Change of Location.

The well known and successful furnis b
Ing goods house of Wilson Bros, that
has for years past occupied rooms al
No. 70 West Fourth street. has removed
a few doors east of the old stand, to No.
SO, the large and handsome place lately
vacated by the Hall Safe and Lock Com
pany. This removal Of the Wilson
Brothers was made necessary by reaso
Of their fast increasing trade.
The new place-ground fioor-which is
thirty-three feet wide by two hundred
feet deep, will be DIVIDED in twA opart.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06
ImportanttO to Persons Visiting New
York or the Centennial.

Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
Central Depot. Baggage taken from this
depot to Hotel free. $50 elegant rooms.
Elevator. European plan Restaurant,
supplied with the best. Prices moder-
ate. Cars and stages pass this Hotel
for all parts of the city, and to Phila-
delphia Depot for Centennial.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06

eY~ In order to accommodate Eastern Advertis-
ersin the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan snlfren, No. "a
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special Agent for the EasterR
States. This will be branch office of the STAR,
MIR. Snlfen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06
DR. g. w. ROBACEA'S
Scandinavian Blood Purifier !!
PREPARED FROM SWEDISH HERBS.
An Infallibe Remedy for all Nervous Complaints and
Diseases having their Origin in an Impure State
of the Blood


Medicine
conditions Constitutions
Bloom
Medicine after much tme reflection and consultation with
cure
Organic all forms
Complaints.
For Sale by Druggists Everywhere.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06
AMERICAN COLoeNE.-A spl,

AMERICAN COLOGNE.-A splendid
combination Of the odors OF the very
choicest flowers, fragrant, delicious and
lasting; just the article demanded for
every lady's and gentleman's toilet.
Put up in sprinkler top bottles. Very
convenient for persons travelling. For
sale by druggists and fancy stores.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06

What Every HOrseman Wants-A good,
cheap, and reliable Liniment. Such an article is
DR.. TODIAS'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
nlaca Nav York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06
PHosPuORENE DESTROYER.

PHOsPuORENE DESTROYER. -
The excessive dampness of the weather
has been productive Of reaches and 9th
er vermin that are exceedingly annoy
ing. A few applications of Phospho-
rene will effectually exterminate, rats,
druggists generally. j. S. BURDSAL
& co. PrOprie tors.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06

ROBACK'S PILLS are becoming more
and more popular every day, and il
specie payment is not resumed within a
few years. they will doubtless be made
legal tender. They pass readily now
for TWENTY-FIVE cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06
Chester Park.

The attendance yesterday afternoon
at the races was a tritle better than
hitherto, but still the occasion was not
success as far as the crowd was con-
cerned. The hot time among politi-
clans may have something to do with
this.
Following is the summary:
Chester Driving Park, Fall Meeting,
Thursday, October 8. Running, ~ mile
dash:
VIM. jennings br. c. Patriot go. ...........,.1
JAS. Murphy's b. &. War Jig ig....................2
VIM. Jennings ch. I. Plenty. .................3
Tme-2424a.
Purse $500 Tor horses that had never
beaten 2:29; $500 to first, $500 to second,
500 to third:
| Brasicld's b. g. Bill Thunder. ......1 l
NeiFs b. z. Sam Vest. ...........2 2 8
Niurphy's r. s. Geo. Judd .............3 4 .
Harvey's S. m. Belle Fairfield .......5 8 4
Corry'5 bl. IN. Black Maria. S s
Time-2:2924, 2:3Oh, 2:3O%.
Purse 5000, two mile heats, for horses
that never beat 2:37; $3.50 TO first, $175 to
second, SIS to third:
Anderson's b. m. Maud Williams 1 1
Gtlman'S b. Z. Glendale e...........5 2
Gerty's b. &. Frank. Miller. ......2 2 3
Biggs br. g. Joe Lawrence. .........3 8 6
Bowerman's bl e. melville ......4 s
stones b. m. Lady Chester .........Y 7
Voorhees, br. 6. Brown Tommy.....6 y
Knaubers b. &. Little Joe. ..........S 4
Loder's b. e. Little Alfred ..........7 8
Time-5:7, o:l4A, 5:l4
The following races are set down for
TO DAY,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06
The following races are set down TO-
TO DAY.

TO DAY.
2:36 cIass-$S5O to trst, $175 to second,
$75 to third; sixteen entries. The en-
tries are Bodine, Rarus, Elsie Good,
Monarch, jr., and COzette.
Running, two-mile dash-$250 to first,
500 to- second, $50 to third, with Kel-
burn, Bob Woolley and Patriot as
starters.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-24

"9por mango tr 8. % buao e.
Goers Wrenos? ipurste Serseoutsn
Seq sr sanite oIsue; Ds eicr OF
beore ! of beoe mig fomme ino for
at foriGle Gosr, buem lea CT. On
: CT bpao lea aataeer Gper for al
uere. usmlia &apausriiter. iaa oil 8
inart sisrfieaoe mig.
"@i tHbcrer bet auost," lparset
Seraeautsn.
@Oa pil s. ON life fjenbn
Buffalo 8iu, iaa BOG ellie Wud
ibot; ca ban CT life Iunst borte
iasne Buffalo Bill.
'5orpsn % 4pnilo! bet er Buf'
talo Bill ielp, ION taIsr!" raobt'
Ssrssantsn. Seq ipntes bore bans
Stemme. Rem mo &oml 9at
Dam pasiere. Stdbtuast."
(6Ortlettss).
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-24

Scrtetntu9slotate 1ammen meo
FIRST NATIONAL BANE / Oeeora5.
Wrnnolagt al GapitalIitsr / Deco.
rab for al rrlps IN oroentli9 Spa.
tebauf. Sorretniu0. Sn0ifn0 ira en-
O0ulr % opao mootaeeS. Hcnttr
b%srelss. 90 Ncufes Htnte for buer
b Maanro, laaieuae Ysngeue bllpt
ltaaeuoe | Naufsn. Wan fan iftt
erhOloe Henicr p3a en- iitrsre sllei
beors Waabs busrfsu II imaa eusl
tore GUNNER. END ueo al inoiRttt
Dem | leuns Sparsbant. 81 bar
en- norlt Weilsut. Der joloer Tor os
Fasiagcr:W illctter ior WHITE STAR
Hinitu % olle auere uomeIfeoe Samt
% Stilifibsltnier I'll os ira auC
faaonaullts SaUns. oaiaa Scrlcr
pao allie be bsolte Banter / Be ltan
~oluapllte Qduoc.
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u. Drabif6. .. aeeideu. o. %
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8cren. 5rn. y. &. ecmmsn, Or. ga.
8asierer. %. Sclbers % ale ane,t
>taentHavsr Osecrab.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-24
Slot at 9uert.

|
6sbr, Hnbes ielsenos Bsrstuina. oper.
lat fra AQulb. 3eitidrift:" Ut Ia.
tbcllt Blao CT nplls uofommet |
Notrs Game. Snb. UNDER 3itcIeu
Gave Maria" til sgts for ben bel.
li9s SOmfru Maria. 9 Blacsta
SOrOro sisres iolasnbe 0efttr: 16Ot
Dem. iOm rifle bOlpe BIabst iaaIrn.
&c be Ispe, ifol Der raeIig b!lue iti.
ret bsuioe WeslsoHrs psb S'Nsn al
ct piit Mntal NneperbanoIinssr, fro
so III Is for Qeuenbs oe Oece.
Oper bsnne Mssis % &onmunion
~iorenst mso NHao os Ben aIaoe DC
Ospe ila lom itabis bare hJint 8la'
Oct" Nbonnenter for ct Dur %
Iersere louss en- maanstll8 Wssie.
Abol nenternes Napns ltal %iorpares
| 8uten | Hotre Dame til soig 5bu.
fommsiie. NIt bette tier men ga.
pens isrssne @elii9uslie.
Siieiplin Yaa ben itots frantic
Nrmsss 8iIbaastos ira 8usIane
1918 iaa en- @renaosr at eru iran
lfe 0aroe en- DAG lin Sbsri lpnts
ON al uomattelie ban bolnt bam
ior Deb % gan rig iiero uso al
trotfe &lebsrns at BAN. for lsio al
baus nOsen Bslfp;tslis mob ben irps
tsIise &ulcs. Oa udaausoe Der
uIpttsllSe at i'm Beluimslle o. laaoe:
'Wenuelfs. lss or 10 lite Deb euouult
8%renaoersn traaote 9rbeois tllbaas
% iuarsoe tolot: 'ARssst Del, ST.
Oberit, leg tan psnte ia~aleus.!H
Statiitii, Man oil babe bsr.en,t.
at Den ciuIliiersee @srbsn i Salpsr
tou9sIige % milit6rs Mrtiabeosr
Glittstts.S isuaIer. Whso. % G.tabcl.
fOrmalltstsr etc. paa belle Sorom
bper "a Sinner b~ortGsler 200 600
unpttise Club. Sfuooet bsreeusl
I'll l Spo. sier bnslis 200 900 ga
Ter, aarlig 70 WiulOner 0alsr, Der
saar Op i 8eg.
Faa cl iuenif &irfesaarS fno.r
man i%eIssuoe @raphrdt: "3srunosr
boiler Norian SIsion febt / @raa.
lfGrr ben 2Oee Slnuar 1896. Dob i
8olsra ben ste OCTOBER 1884, iap
net % bssrebt Of babe Sub os
Wsnnsifsr.A
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ipur9te en- Game / ct Sslitab ilu
8apoller. ~Sormobsntlig iorol
Den bsnpttss iaa llost, ioareoe oenne.
On oiitrait dlore Serre ipurste en-
un9 Wanb. lom bIsu preicntere fot
bam: SPAR BET Gem sler Seres
8'obsr. iOm opbe / @aarss ?" -
"Oet maa Del baps peret mig" ira
rsos Wanosn. "ior min 8rocsr lspsr
enonu % iiooer oer!"
Canine Serre mcote lin SusIa
&c paa 8acsn: "0u fan iss foriaus
Gem, at Oe bar facet en- liosn Oot
ter for en- 8ime iioen." ioaos bsnns.
- VA, Oct moa ies bism % for.
tele min Suitrul"
So SnontririSscrc msot. tiron.
Den paa @aosn. "Oet Dor en- lu0rt
nm np Sut bu bar faast!" = asa
sr Den lite pen?" - 'Snor bar On
iaaet Den bsnne?" - IS @utiftsr
osrborte paa 9%iernet." - "Ss buao
fOlteoe Den ?" - "Oet peo lea life
Der par in9sn | 8utiffsn, iom jea
tnuoe iperss ON Oct"
Gu ing rig 0ame paa 4anost
hapte uncer en- Spaoisrtur sipet en-
sllbscsr &urusn. Yaa Sismpsisn
blsu be oUsrialot Of ct SOrosnusir,
os Oamsn ptrsos ba. at bun Dor
laa 8rusI'a reo for 4pnilosn. 'Dsi
CT rlmslist." iuarsoe ben uIpiteIise
"Osrss pisrte CT 10 Of Staal!"
Gn lioen Bortion 0a Der bIeu
Gale ON. at Yorlionsrne bar bIeusi
laa imaa paa Nsitaurationune. for.
talie Or. y. at ban bapbe facet en-
lloen &Olelst at ben fei no al
aabne, 8inou. oa Sppartersn
aabnsoe Nsrsn. iaa Der blss 3ien.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-24

8i bsbeusr Stprfe bssee to, % ben
fan alsne 9piIsn ifiante o."
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-24
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Sernbane.
Den fore 0iennsm sanssseinie ms0sm
Chicago, New York. New England OF
Canada,
% aae sflise % ipctiss Stebsr iamt
bet tore Norbpcitcn.
sGonnetter~ Z 9tisasS meo aIe N,
liae GA ipeliae Sinier.
Gtieaso Oepctet: 5isrnet at 9anat
Oh Wcf Wapiicn Street. pete Baner
Oh Staoe Stuier fra Aie Banter al Vpen
pasiersr. es..til husr Sio.
GbicaSo gS OfTee: 81 % 63 0larf
Strcet.
Milpdufee Oeprtet: Siprnst at Nees
Oh Seutt Asaser Street. 6eites Baner
OIL Omnibus sinisr Naar eerfra til Aue
be p~i5ti1ite Steter | Ynen
9p Billet 8cntpr 4O 9af 98ater
Strset, 5Druet al Wiseonpn Street.
Sen eneffe Wicunemgangss9 inic
t~upifcru
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-24

Gbieaso, Milwauiee, ct. Vaul
% minneapolis.
Sen aiennemlsber imutiere pareifa'
Ser meS mere tcrarteee Seeuerier, ~
pasierer Qieunem here Serretniuas' %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES snp ne9en an,
cen asrubane | Nncpeten. Den ensfe
3srnbane sinie Der oieunem drer epre
Wisfsippis 9al % Tlob
N eeo tafe Vepins BREEDER.
Oaiaa MA Waoiiru, 4rairie eu Gbieu,
We@regrr, @uifin ~ Oratruua.
Dc bsehe Falacs 9eupeer " ScrepO5ns.
Ssrnbausneitet er / 900 Srosn.
psy- sGcuneeter" / CT. Haul o.
minneapolis men be Fcits inetcmns ei'
uier.
St.Naul 9eprtet: Sisrnst af 3ad'
len NJ tepee Greet.
gp' acntcr ilS Gaf 5adicn Gtres,,
Sjprust at SbiIe Street.
A. Y. II. CARPENTER,
osa. Pass. ,.a -!:ts. Agsr., Mlv:-:ss.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-24

6crrstniu9slptale iammsn mse
FIRST NATIONAL SANE | Oeeora6
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-24

1000 Wires rigt % opoprfet 1arm.
lailo tllbpoes til 9unitigc on
lIberalc yetalingsuilfaar.
Dor eiis irenciitr ncset al Oct tseiite eanb
I ebldlllm % tllranpisnce Counter, on nj
irer. at BET Icr Nlsrs oil pare al Snteresie
a. ploe; brer man MA tepie wQaaee fan
taa tlstt ~ biaist eano, iaa ar b, i,n
rdloilaa nleo Is. furenp be dior Sannsl
ebidliaw Gclintp, Der | Sop.Vsjt arsneisr
NJ 8lnnabeit Geuntp. bar aqsrspe rpsr
u Snctoa5tre. ~ sr islseiia mart on.
lslfltf.. VI bar alerece to S,srntanepeie |
9eun:tst' ~ oet oil lite blipe lanas nj, fSrs
enc Oct sr ct AZ Be riaeiie Counter [ Scpa.
>"ip III @urntp & Rittbtlt,
IStnter. 2ow Sampfrn. Sppa.
Sfnee: 2een Dor nore Tor Sanien,
SplpsntnSer on Httmasts VaaIirdiabss
0u slDfs az Sen. u. q. NNust
Oscorah, Srpa.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-24

tcpsriat for "4ncrab.E Ufeu" }
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Philadelphia rrado Report.
SATURDAY, October i

SATURDAY, October l3.
Cotton Ia flrm, but transa actions are light.
Sales Of miid!ings at llallNc tor upland
Coffee has advanced Ac. on desirable
grades. Receipts and offerings are light,
but the Grade are only PURCHASING for pres
ent needs. Sales Of o5O bags Rio at l6Lal9c,
100 bags Laguayra at l7hc. and Is mats
New Cloverseed is in light receipt, and Is
held at lO1aallc; Timothy sells at 81 SOal 30,
and Flaxseed Is firm at u 35al 40.
In Flour there Is an active movement
with receipts and ,ttfarings light, holders
are tlrm In their demands. TRe stock OF
| the better grades + Minnesotas In reduced
to a low figure, and holders are Indifferent
about selling at current rates. Sales Of
2 900 barrels Western Extra at$4; Peansyl-
Family an at at Sc 20; Indiana % new Wheat at
g s25; y; patent medium 81 So and choice at
sugar-supplies are moderate, at 81zasc,
for fair and good refining Cuba. Refined
sugars are active, and prices ha an up
ward tendency. We quote at 'Ac for cut
loaf llLc for crush d and powdered;llNcf for
Corn IS In limited @ r request y I from the home
trade, but the export demand is grod and
| prices firm. Sales Of 5 ,0OO Dushels embrace
ing Pennsylvania and southern Yellow at
| 57an5sc.; Western Mixed at 56@57Ic., and
| sail corn at $780, o b.
Oats-The receipts are larger, and the
| market Is over stocked with mixed and
light, which are not v anted, but choice new
| a nd old While IL in demand. Sales OF Q WU
bushels, including dark and light M Hed.
at 33eS6c.: fair and good White at 35@e'c;
| cho ce and fancy at sh@iSc and ohio
White, old prime, at 4S@5Oc. 1000 bushels
| of Barley sold at 81.
Wheat, Influenced by the advance in the
West and with receipts and offerings light.
| is firm, and prices have q decided upward
| tendency. Sales of 5000 bushels, including
Pennsylvania Red, 1T 81 "a; Western do,
poor and good. at q l0@l q; Southern
81 rs and Michigan White at 81 30; prices OF
| Spring are nominal.
Whisky is firm at 81 II for Western
iron-bound barrels, with sales at ths IS
figures.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Fashion Notes.

Pretty trimming for winter cloaks Is
bias band of silk placed on the edge as s
hem, headed with band of fur.
The paletotis favorite shape for fall
outside garment. 1t is very long and al
buttoped down before
Fall bonnets are close fitting at the sides
aud without face trimming except just
above the forehead.
The overdress or drapery as 1t is now fire.
euently called, 1t is set on over the basqae
SO as not to show the edge of the lat er.
Cloth suits are ip vogue for ladies, and 1t
is limited they are to wear cayalier-like hats
of felt.
The Danbury "News" fashion letter says;
The next railroad change which fashion IL
said to be about to make, is the return to
waists, wide belts and large buckles in place
of the cuirasse.
Millners in Paris who furnish ladies out
of town with their hats send for their pho.
tographs before they make the selection OF
shape.
Embroideries which have been favorite
trimmings for summer dresses, are TO con-
tinue popular this winter, the works trans
ferred from linens and cambrics TO silk and
velvet. Edges of flounces will be finished
with this needle-work.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16

strict though loving mother; and It VA
observed that If any of her children at
tempted equivocation, either from thought
lessness or design, or tampered with truth
however slight or unprecedented the de.
Walton might be, she strenously checked
the growth of such pernicious weeds, up.
rooted them from the soil, and carefully
striving to cultivate the sweet-scented aow-
ers which blossom everlastingly.
I would save my children from remorse,
she said, for we know not the far-spreading,
irrev0cable mischief with single depart-
ure from truth may effect.
The aged Walsinghams patiently await.
ed their summons home, and "fell asleep"
withina few days apart. They had seen
two younger generations cut down, while
they, venerable and tottering, survived to
buffet with many winter-storms.
Strangers have often listened to St. Ed
wins beautiful bells, Ginning for brief
space at the hour Of sunset, copjecturing
whence the usage originated; for it is not
generally known that sum y money was
left for the purpose Of penetrating the GUS
tom by representative Of the ancient race
of Irby, as memorial sacred to the memo
ry Of beloved wife, who departed in the
bloom of her youth and loveliness, be-
queathing large possessions to the charita-
bic institutions with which st. Edwin's
abounds.
There is also an elaborate monument in
the old church, near the spot where gener-
ations Of Irbys are mouldering; and be-
meath the name of the last baronet are
some quaint lines, in which this districh
occurs
"By him contents was unattained,
The earthly wishes all were gained"
THE END.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Suicide OF A BANK TELLER.
Terrible Story of Domestic Trouble

~
Fashionable circles in Columbus, Ohio,
were mortified Saturday by the news OF the
of suicide of Mr.. Frank Worth D,sher, the
well known teller of the Franklin National
bank, and leading young man In society.
Mr.. Deshler was married five years ago to q
dashing and handsome beauty of Cincinnati,
daughter of W. B. Smith, Esq. The we'd
ding was society event, and their return
to their home was signalized by brilliant
fete and reception, under the auspices OF his
two uncles, leading ba, kers here. The
groom's father built for the yonng couple an
elegant house, next bis own, and furnis he'd
it with every modern comfort. The favored
young couple were the life Of every chop
and party of the season, aud, to all appear
ances, were happy. But the fondness OF the
young wife for society and attentions from
unmarried men was source OF sorrow TO
her husband. About two years ago child
was born to them, but this did not rescue
the wife from her folly, and, If anything,
she was Eiore giddy than before. Her hus-
bands remonstrances were without avail
and her conduct, although not criminal,
caused great grief. He idolized her and her
child, and frequently forgave her whenever
she promised to devote more of her time to
him and her family; but, unhappily, her
promise was soon forgotten.
VISIT TO c1Nc1NNATE.
Three weeks ago she went on visit to
Cincinnati against her husbands wishes.
and in direct violation of promise made
to him. Since then he has been In des-
pondent mood. Yesterday the wife returned
and her husband remained away from his
place of business, sending note to his
uncle, John G. Deshler, giving satisfactory
reasons for his absence.
PISTOL SHOT.
This morning he took drive with his
wife and returned to dinner about 2 O'Clock.
The servants were shortly after startled by
a report of pistol, and upon going to his
room found Deshler sitting In chair with
blood flowing from wound in his breast,
near his heart, and his wife knceling at his
side, silent with terror. A revolver with
one barrel unloaded lay on the floor near
by. His father was at once summoned,
aud, upon entering the room, Mrs. Deshler
ran out screaming and fell fainting in the
doorway.
THE SUPPOSED CAUSE.
It is supposed that upon returning from
the drive there was sudden quarrel be-
tween husband and wife regarding her con-
duct in absenting herself from her home 40
long, and that such revelations or admis-
sions were made by the wife as to drive
Desher to desperation, and that to end The
trouble forever he drew bis revolver and
fired at his heart. The ball entered his
breast in the region of the heart. He was
unconscious until bis death, which occurred
in about ten minutes after the firing. Desh.
Ter was pattern Of morality, splendid
business man and universally respected.
Mrs. Deshler has shut herself up IN her
parlors and refuses to see any one.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
ROOTS Il kROn.
I yHEAP sHOE laokE.

fIHEAP SHOE t1OkR.
" -
East sixth street. and laid In . larger stoe
than ever bsfO.s ala ready 10 supply the
peosls in the eastern portion Of the city
with all kinda of boots and shoes, for
iadics, gentlemen and childrsn, at prices
lar below thoSe heretafOre charged. Ele-
promptly attended to
msrl4-ly JAMES KANE.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
r.a1r,A years rrsn 1Sw.

uunAreA Yesss Eren Few.
IN. surstng sea Of human life forever on
ward rolls.
And bears 10 the eternal shore ~ dalls
freight Of souls;
rbonxh bravely sails our bark to-day. pale
death sits on the prov,
And few shall know we ever lived . hum
drsd years fom now.
omighty human brotherhood! why nercely
war and strive.
While Gods great world has ample space
tor everything all se?
proad fields, uncultured and unclaimed,
are waiting for the plew
n, nroaress that shall make Them bloom q
hundred years from now.
why should we try 80 earnestly in lifs'a
short, narrow span.
On Golden stairs to climb 30 high above our
brother man9
whv blindly at an earthly shrine In slavish
homage bow?
Our gold will rust, ourselves be dust, q hun
dred years from now!
whv prize SO much tho worlds applause7
Why dread SO much It's blame?
deeting echo is its voice of censure or Of
fame:
Tho praise that thrills the heart. the scorn
that dyes with shame the brow,
Will be as long-forgotten dreams hundred
years from now.
Grand, lofty souls. who live and toll that
freedom, right and truth
Alone may rule the universe, for you Is
endless youth;
When mid the blest, with God you rest,
the grateful lands you bow
Above your clay in rev'rent love a hundred
years from now.
Earth's empires rise and fall, o Time! like
breakers on Thy shore;
They rush upon thy rocks Of doom, 60
down, and are no more:
The starry wilderness of worlds that gem
nights radiant brow
Will light the sHies for other eyes hun
dred years from now.
Our Father, to whose sleepless eyes the past
and future stand
An open page, like babies we cling to Thy
protecting hand;
Change, sorrow, death, are naught to us II
we may safely bow
1 Beneath the shadow Of Thy throne hun
dred years from now.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Llxbtning Rods.

The aeronaut Wise, who has made good
deal Of a study Of cleo rical phenomena,
expresses a belief that lightning rods are
useless In electrical storms, but that metal
roofs are an absolute protection. He says
that during recent storm several fagstafs
were shivered down to the point Of contact
with the metsl roofs, when the damage
ceased, the fluid dispensing over the expsn' .
OF metal. This corresponds to humorous o.
other cases that he has examined, ana ~
debates bis codviction that the likh'en,nss :
Kod, as 3 protection In itself, y q NO NOR,
sysluAthAA i bodkin would ~ " MaI0 "
|fl4S 4 II MIA tfom \ sclumbiLsdd A Y 4. 4 NJ.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16

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