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, 1877-11-08

About the only heart TINT beat happily in
Democratic breast yesterday was that Of ar.
Ton BAAAsTg, who sayeu ILL hundred uollArs.
, 1877-11-08

From the number OF precincts IN which DAVE
NAMMoxD received one vute. It would appear
that llc WIS tho uost actirc candtdatu at largo
Tuesday.
, 1877-11-08

PErkN HAND Is engaged upon the document
liceusiug tho naptials Of air. LIED aud Miss
CUE.
, 1877-11-08

8ay, Tnx, thu lnsnulcn kept pretty sober,
considering It was election day, didn't thcyf
, 1877-11-08

tsfH ef0Fefntneht Bflati owe only lAo amount
represented by the Swings fund antl held
exclusively at home, tho nation can well nj.
ford to lot tho public debt stand al That point,
and fix taxation accordingly.
THE DEFEAT OF THE TURKS IN Asia
Tho Turks are beaten In Asia. Ammonia,
By tho fn1l Of Erzeroum, pnssca into 1sussian
possession, aud The campaign in TINT quarter
may lo considered Mt mn oad. Whateror Of
interest now attaches to tho war, or wilt re-
nlnin hereafter, centrea about tho situntion
Mt plovna. During tho past three weeks
the movements of tile Russian army hare
been conducted with remarkable skill, md
Tho troops have exhibited equally rotnarka-
bio cournge anil entlurance. Tho CON.
moucemont of tho Turkisl. disasters wd8 III
Tho dofoat Of hfuK1lrAn pastla on tho 18th
ult., near Kars. It split his army in TWIN,
md left one wing hors lie combat. lie ro-
tired to Kars, but finding Tint ho would bo
hotly pressed before he could recover, and
that eventually he must DO l,cmmetl in there,
ho left 10000 1nen 10 gnrrison the fortrcas
aud stand the siege, wl,ilo with the reminder
of his shattered army ho set out for Erzo-
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Key 10 AfM0nlA 18 QuW III 1tu6alHn ltAnuS,
, 1877-11-08

In summarizing tho work III the Louisville
Baseball Club, tAu CourisfsJoarsai puts 1t;
"PIayed. llS; Won, r.; ticsl, q: lost aud kold'
~
, 1877-11-08

According to lilo Albany Eocaiag Jour
,mrs figures, which are generally prutty
ruliAhlo, sha new Legislature Of that stuto
will stand politically ttuss
, 1877-11-08

1Tnvcr3y's Tlenfre. .
Monror street, eurner ut Dearborn. Ensaceu1eot nt
Kats Flahcr. "MAzeppA"
, 1877-11-08

Cotlseum Novelty Theatre.
CLARK tttcct, between WashtuRton knd Hando let
"Dur Norktnkmen."
, 1877-11-08
Tho vote in tho city for Superior Court Judge

E1sy U0aEH
wa3:
JAAEsoA tRcp. J. ....,........ ......u. ...sH G7a
MILLER tUcin. )....... ..-........ IL, 1hl
Majority. ......... .....,... 40, 4a5
For Judge ot tho County Court:
I.ooNIs ,Itep, =. .,,.,.,.,,,., ..,.,. :. ,k79
hxsru {Doal. H. 17&
Majority. ,.....,,........ 3,V4
For Judge Of tho Probate Court:
kstcEgnHocKEn tNep.) 90 S74
IlAlNkt tuGu. u.]..................... .....-. lsult
Majority. ............,..,.......... ., Uu}
THIS heavy majority for Judge JAMESON was
occastone.l by the Communists printing hts
1laMa On their tickets ausl polling for HIN their
1900 votes cast tn tue city, Tho lnajoritte& In
tue county for JuIgca wcEu. JAMESON, l., ,1o:
LooMIs, G0dl; KalckgRHoCKkR, ,413.
, 1877-11-08

New Chicago Thentrc1
CLARK ftsect, opposite tho Sherman House. EnEaec
mcns Of Campbell Comedy Company. MY Foolish
Wife"
, 1877-11-08

Hoorry'e Thensre. -..
Randolph street, brtHecn Clark and 1.asA'fc.
The E,angrline Combination. ''Evhns. line Aes-
dsmrs WcaIAcssb5, Clancy. ate,. sjeas!k. Goodwin.
l,osjuc,.ct.
, 1877-11-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

1arTtrkerse Theatre.
Msdtsou Ftrret. between ststa and Dearborn
''rIak nompoe." Mesdanies Don. StuncAl1. GEANAtns
etc: Mcs4rs Whcelotk. Lcaruct. Peasson, etc.
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The "Trayeler's Official Railroad
Guide" is issued every month by the
N National Railway Publishing Company, f,
Philadelphia, and is compiled under the
au pices of the General Ticket Agents.
Association, of which 1t is the recog-
nized organ. 1t is without doubt the
most complete and accurate and the
most conveniently arranged OF any pub
location OF the kind ever offered to the
American public.
The March number has been received
and contains the fullest and latest in
formation in relation to railway time
schedules, connections, distances, &C.,
and list OF all the railway stations in
the country and large railway map;
| together with the ocean and inland
| steam navigation routes. There is also
| a large amount of interesting matter in
regard to railway improvements and
progress. 1t can he had direct Of the
| publishers, No. 233 South Fifth street,
| Philadelphia, and is for sale by all peri.
| odical dealers, news agents and others
also on trains and at all the principa
railroad depots. Price $4 per annum OF
! 80 cents a single number,
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The following is the historic incident
on which is based the well-known melo-
drama called "The Forest OF Bondy:"
On the 8th Of October, 1861, there took
place on the Island OF Notre Dame,
Paris, combat, which botn illustrates
strlkngly the maxims and ideas preva-
lent in that age, and is perhaps the most
singular instance on record of the ap.
ueftls to the judgment OF God' in Grim.
nal cases.
M. dc Aubry Montdidier, French
gentleman, when travelling through the
Forest Of Bondy, was murdered and
buried at the foot OF a tree. His dog re-
NAMED tor several days beside his grave,
and only lett The spot when urged by
hunger. The faithful animal proceeded
70 Paris, and presented himself at the
house OF an intimate friend OF his mas
ters, making the most piteous howlings
to announce the loss which he had sus-
tanned. Alter being supplied with food,
ne renewed his lamentations, moved
toward the door, looked around to see
whether he was followed, and returning
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Positively the Best.

DR.. Norris Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cher.
ry and Horehound is The very best COM
pound ever prepar It, advertised, OF
sold by any person, o under any name
whatever, for the mediate reliet aud
permanent cure of coughs, colds, Group,
wnooplng cough, bronchitis, asthma,
and all diseases of consumptiye type,
1t will thoroughly eradicate these alarm
ing symptoms IN one-half the time re.
quired TO do SO by any other medicine
II is purely vegetable, and contains moi
a particle OF opium or other dan
gerous drug. 1t never fails. Every
bottle guaranteed to perform exactly
as repre- sented. Sold by JOHN KEE
SHAN, Sixth ami Walnut streets, and
W. IL. Adderly, Sixth and Mound streets
Also agents for Prot Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never fails. Pleas
ant to take, and requires no physic
Price 25c.
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to his masters friend, laid hold of him
bv the coat as ii to signify that he should
come along with him. The singularity
of all these movements on the part ot
the dog, coupled with the non-appear-
anoe OF his master from whom he was
generally inseparable, induced the per-
son in question to follow the animal.
Leading the way, the dog arri we'd in
time at the foot of a tree i'll the Forest oil
Bondy, where he commenced scratching
and tearing up the ground, at the same
time recommending the most piteous
lamentations. On digging the spot thus
indicated, the body OF the murdered Au-
bry was exposed to view.
No trace OF the assassin could for
time be discovered, but alter awhile the
dog happening to be confronted with an
individual named the Chevalaire MI
caire, he flew at the mans throat, and
could only with the utmost difficulty he
forced to let go his hold. A similar fury
was manifested by the dog Oh every sub
sequent occasion that he met this per-
son. SuGh an extraordinary hostility
| on the part of the amin II, who was oth-
erwise remarkably gentle and good-trm
pered, attracted universal attention. IL
was remembered that he had been al
ways deyoJedly attached 10 his master,
|
tue biJterest enmity. Otner circumStah
ces combined to strengthen the suspl-
| Cons now aroused.
The King OF France, informed OF all
the runners in circulation on this sub-
ject, ordered the dog to be brought be-
| lore him. The animal remained per-
Iectly quiet TIL it recognized Macaire
amid Il crowd OF cOurLIers, and then
rushed forward to seize him with u tre-
mendous bay. In those days the prac-
tice of the judicial combat was i'll full
Vigor, that mode OF setting doubtlu
cases being frequently resorted TO as
an appeal to the judgment oil GOd,''
VINO 1T was believed would inteIpose
specially to shield and indicate in.
Ijured innocence. 1t was decided by his
majesty that this aDritrament should de'
ltermine the point AZ issue, and he ac'
cOrdingly ordered that duel should
axe place between Macaire and the dog
10, he murdered Aubry.
l. The lower animals were frequently
during the middle ages, subjected tt
Lrtal, and the process was conducted
against them with all the parade OF legA
ceremonial employed in the cases 0l
their betlers. Sucn an encounter, there
lore, between the human anu the canine
creation, would not, in the fourteenth
century, appear either specially ex
Lra1rdInary or unprvce tented.
Tue ground for the combat was marked
off in the Island OF NoLre Dame, tnen ar
open space. Macaire made his appear
ance armed with a large SUCK, while the
dog hau an empty cask, INTO which ht
could retreat anu make his springs from
On being let loose, he Immediately RAJ
up to mis- adversary, attacked him frs
fl,n.a IA nV Ia. Il
ing as he did 80 the blows from
Macaire's cudgel, and at last win ;
bound seized the latter by The throat
rhe murderer Was thrown down, an'
then and there Obliged TO maze comics
sion oil his crime, III The presence of tn
King and The whole Court. This mem
oraUle combat was depicted over
chimney III the great hall oil Inc chateau
az MontargiS.
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At an auction OF household articles
the auctioneer held up thermometer
and pleaded for a bid. No one seemed
to want it, and he turned TO iarmer-
looking man and said: Take it, exam
inc it, and give me quarter for it,"
"No, no." replied the man, backing off,
''Wha don't you want thermometerp
"No, sir; had one year or TWO ago,
and l worked, and worked, and
fooled around, and fooled around.
and l could never keep 1t regulated
wo tn cent. Hang it, L couldn't even
| open the Ornery lhingp'
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vEGET1NE.
MOTHERS, READ THIS.
A GREAT BLESSING
Worth a Dollar a Drop.

Mothers, are your little ones frettul3 and ls
your patience almost exhausted in vain ell rts
TO please themp l can sympathize with you,
anu can tell you what will make your little
child quiet, give it good appetite, and pro-
cure for it hours Of sweet, sound sleep,
My little girl Is TWO anu a-half years old'
and during that time, have not had two con-
secutive nights rest. She has been sick a num-
Der Of times, and no one seemed to know what
was troubling her. 1t ~as hard to hear her
little frettul cry, anu not know what to do for
her. l doCtored her for worms, but it did no
good; and | was nearly tired out with sleep
less nights an troublesome days.
heard of the Vegetine, anu determined to
try 1t. IL has proved blessing to me and my
chlld. 1t has ceansed from her stomach and
bowels the sores wnIch kept gathering there;
and now she sietps soundly flom her bedtlme
until very late i'll the morning, Desides q long
nap at mid-day. Her Appetite Is good; ana,
| in fact, she Is like u different child. otten
say the true value Of this medicine to me Is
dollar a drop. Try il! Cleanse the humors
| from yoIr children's blood while they are
young. Try it, and you will join with me IN
| calling il great blessing.
MRS. ELLEN L. CLAPP,
l75 IudUr street.
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THE CINCINNATI STAR

THE DAILY STAR is served by carriers to
their subscribers in the city of Cincinnati
and In all important Western cities, and
towns, for 10 CENTS PER W EEK, paya-
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mailed, postage paid, to any part OF the
country for SO CENTS PER MONTH,
So 90 PER ANNUM.
THE STAR is the only STRICTLY INDE-
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Cincinnati. 1t is taken and read by people
of all parties and shades OF opinion, and 1t
seeks to present the news of all kinds fairly
and truthfully, with justice to all and with
especial favor to none.
THE WEEKLY STAR-$1 90 PER YEAR,
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Important to Western Trav-
q1prE.

When you visit the CITY of New York,
stop at the Grand Union HO el, op posite
Grand Central Depot. $50 elegant rooms.
81, 81 50 and 81. Elevator, steam, and all
improvements. Prices reduced meet
the stringency OF the times. Toe res
tau,ants supplied with the best. Prices )
lower than at any other tirst-class hotel
in the city. Baggage DE ivere to and
from this depot free. GSs- See that those
you enter have G and UuIpn Hotel on the
sign. VIM. d. GARRISON, Manager.
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SOUTH BOSTON, July 10, 1879.
What I Know about Vegetine.

SOUTH BOSTON, May y lSf1
II. r. STEVENS, so bear Sir: nave had
considerable eXperlcnc1 win the VeSetihe.
For Dyspepsia, General Debility ana lmpare
blood, the Vegetine is superior to anyuiIng
which have ever used. commenced taking
Vesetlne about the middle OF last winter, anu
after using a lew bottles 1T entirely Cared me
of dyspepsia, and my blood never was In 50
good onlItlOn rs az the preseh5 tim. 1t Will
afford me pleasure 10 give any further partlcu, !,
lars re alive to what know about this good
IN, diclne to any one VINO Will call or auufes ;
me ut nay residence, 3S6 Athens street.
Very Respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
$50 Atneus street
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Experience Of Years.

CHARLEsrowN, MASS. March 10, 1859.
ii. r. oTLyENS: ans Is " certify that nave
used your BOO Preparation" (Vegetlne) in
my family for several years. ana tillnk That,
lor scroIula or Cankerous Humors OF Rheu-
matic Affections, IL can not Ue cXceleu; and
as blood purIler and sp,ing medicine il is
the best lhlng 1 have ever use and have
used almost everything, l can chccrlully
recommend it w any one i'll ned OF such a
meulcIne.
Yours respectfully,
Mlto. A. DI INSMORE,
I9 Ilus5ul street.
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ALL NERVOUS, exhausting and painful
diseases speedily yield 10 the curative intiu-
ences OF Pulvermachers Electric Belts and
Bands. They can be easily applied by The pa
tient himself, and with the most gratifying
results. Book, with full particulars, mailed
free. Call or address Pulvermacher Galvanic
Company, 292 Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ia22-iyM, ,W&F-ia25-1yw-eoW
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"Be me sowl," satd Patrick TO Michael
one Sunday morn,ng, as they smoked
dudeens together, after breakfast, and
wa ched the beautiful little pigs that
played with the children in the door
yard, "ye's luks like swell jontleman,
a-goin for hi; airin.' " Whisht," replies
Mike, II signed Father Mathews pledge
last week, and the old gal tux The whisky
money, and bought some OF b. L. Bab-
bitL's Best Soau3
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Feel Myself "a New NJ an.

NATICK, Mass, June |, 1871.
MR., III. II. STEvENS-Dear Sill: Ihrou n tne
adyice and earnest PERSUASION OF Rev. Il. >.
Best, of this place, have beeh taHing Vege-
tine Ior dyspepsia, OF Whlch nave suheIeo lol
years. .., .,...s..
have used only two bottles, and already
feel myself u new man. ,,,-,,,,,
Respectfully, DIR. j. W. CARTER.
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Great Benefit.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 26, 1672
Mr. Ii. II. STEVENS Dear 5Ir; The Two Dot
ties Of Vegetlne furnished me Dy your agent,
NV wife has us with great benefit
For long time she mas been troubled with
dizziness and cJstlveness. these troubles ar
now entirely removed by the use Of Veeetlne.
she was also troubled with dyspepsia anu
general debility. IHOM 70 GILMORE,
229H Walnut Lleet.
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Mr.. HAMLIN's selection as Chairman
of the Senate Post-of' ce Committee Is
an unfortunate move. The Maine Sena-
tor has made reputation in connection
with the Post-ofice Department that
should keep his name entirely clear of
it. Hamlin will do more good anywhere
than on the Post-ofiice Committee. Put
him where he will do the most good.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-07

In New York City the first day OF May
is moving day, and tenants usually rent
for year. There is, accordingly, an
annual readjustment of rents just pre-
vious to that time. The Herald says
that already the number of houses en-
tered on agents books "for renr exceed
those OF last year fifty per cent, and the
revolution in favor of lower rents is OF
the most pronounced kind.
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A Source of Great Anxiety.

Ny daughter has received great DtnchT from
the use Of VcgetIne. Her declining health
was source OF great anXle,y to all Of ner
lrIendss A Iew bottles OF the Vcgetlne re-
stored her health, Strength and appetite.
N. ii. llLDES,
Insurance and Real E.tate Agent, NO. AZ Sears
BIllInS.
BOSTON, Mass, June s, 1872.
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PRESIDENT GRANT has announced
his intention of going abroad in
May; but he will not, as is asserted,
be the first Ex-President of the United
States who has visited Europe. Mil
lard Fillmore in 1867 spent several
months in England and on the CONT
nent.
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What is Vegetine?

1t is a compound extracted from Darks, roots
and herbs. IL is Natures Rcmedy. IL is per-
fecCl, harmless + ON any bad effect upon the
system. IL is nourIshlng and strengthening.
IL acts directly upon the blood. III quiels the
nervous system. III gives yon goo sweet sleep
at night. IL 10 panacea Tor our aged fathers
aud mothers, for IL ives them strength, quIets
their nerves, and gives Them Naturo'a sleep
as has been proved by many an aged persUn.
1t is the great Blood Purincr 1t Is soothing
remedy for our chIldren. IL has rclIeved and
cured thousands 1T Is very peasant 10 Gakci
every child likes it.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists,
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ROBACK'S PILLS. Why are they
the best Pills in the market2 Because
they are reliable, safe and efficient. Pu-
rify the blood, regulate the liver aud di-
gestive organs, relieve the painful
headaches caused by Indigestion. For
sale by DrurgistS evervWhere.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-07

A bite + ON Il ratJlesnake is sometimes
not more dangerous than a severe cough
or cold. A well merted reputation has
DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup, and this reme-
dy is sold bV al dru sgtsLS. Price 25c.
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The Granu Central HoteI, New York,
ndorsed by eminent and DISTINGUISHED
visitors as the best, has complied with
the popular demand, and reduced from
"a to 81 80 and SO per day
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One of the pleasantest recOllections
of the Centennial trip to Philadelphia
thousands OF people will connect with
their pleasant quarters and agreeable
Lraalment At ihe NnLnMnahn HnL el.
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PHOSPHORENE.- = Don't place this
article in your rat-holes-or place they
frequent. If you do you will lose your
pets; there Will be numerous rat fu-
neral6,
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SEEDS.

T IoUOR and OPIUM Habits Self Cured
| New book OF vital value, also exposes fall
lacious treatment and nostrums, Zoe JESSE
HANEY Il co., 1l9 Nassau street, New York.
my25-tf
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A FIGHT against Mr.. Randall for the
next Speakership will be found uphill
work.
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WE will probably have the names OF
the new Cabinet sometime to-day.
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INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI LAFAi ETPE.
81 tFu mn

DTCGH5DWI- : ...''. 7'V0 n !"
Ine hurch Trans leave Valley Junction al
$3.50 A. M and HARRISON at $3.50 P. M, and rc-
turning, leave Cincinnati at l p. NJ. and 10 P
NJ. Suuuay SONY.
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THE STAR,

2sO Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-29
OYSTERS AND CELERY
Received Daily by Express
BY Victor ID. Fuchs,
39aRG Al Jefferson st. AT
Bartee's hOme- made eSR-
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sat
Fryer,s Opera.

Flyers Opera Company gave a pass
able rendition Of Robert, the Devil, last
night, aud some Of the audience we're
wicked enough to say, 1T was a devil
of an opera" Miss Human shone out
as a star of undimmed lustre and car
ried the applause of the evening. The
house vas quite critical and needed no
hbretto or announcement to learn that
the opera was badly cut. Mime
%Pappenheim was sick and did
not appear, aud Mr., Adams had a
cold which threw him into f~alsetto often,
where he would have been most effective.
Messrs. Adolphe and Fritsch came up
g~allsutly and made q fine impression.
A scene from Favorita was introduced at
the last to fill up time and to give Miss
Adelaide Phillips an opportunity to ap.
pear, which she did in very 6ne style,
winning unstinted applause. This after.
noon Massaineillo at the matinee closes
au engagement which has been extended
beyond the time originally announced.
The company goes to Nashville and
thence to Louisville. We can assure the
people of those cities that a rare pleas
ure is in store for them.