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The Performance L, s. euening.-There
were about eight hundred persons at the
Opera House last evening, to witness the
performance by Connolly u Wood's Ora
matte Association of Three Years in q
Man Trap. The piece is one that does
not abound in startling situations, i'll fact
it is play devoid Of all points and seem.
ingly of interest In fact when it is per
formed bya poor, oast tbecomesexcrucii
ing to sit and see It out. The acting OF
these last evening-well it will not do to
critecise as it was the first performance
together.
Work at Edge,aoor.-Work at the
Edgemoor Iron works seems to be brisk
ing up. The company have just complet-
ed a bridge known as the "Rockville
BRIDGE" for the Pennsylvania r. X. Co.,
and have orders for several smaller ones.
They also have prospect for the build
ing of large bridge to be erected over
one of the streams near Brooklyn.
Gents Furnishing Goods.-As winter
is now rapidly approaching, hundreds of
gentlemen in this city will need winter
underwear. All such persons are advis-
ed to visit the store of Charles Morgan,
at No. 404 Market street. The goods are
all new and of the finest quality land bet
ter bargains are offered than at any pre-
Yious time.
Selling Liquor Without License.-Last
evening John Tully, who keeps low
groggery on Front street, between Market
and King, was arraigned before the May
or on charge of selling liquor without
license, and keeping a tippling house. He
was required to pay the cost, and give
bail to answer the charge at court.
A visit to New Cdstle.-Last even
ing about twenty members of the Uni
formed Corps Knights of Pythias went
over to New Castle and paid social
visit TO Adelphia Lodge of that city. The
visitors were handsomely entertained,
and several addresses were made, and
and songs sung.
THEArK1cALs. -"Texas Jack" and
his dramatic company will appear at
the Grand Opera House on NOV oth,
in a thrilling border drama.
On the evening OF Nov. loth Mr..
and Mrs. w. J Florence will present
their new and attractive society Drama
"The MightyDollar."
Personal.-Dr. Frantz, Of this city,
who has been visiting his friends in Lam
caster, Pa. for the past ten days return
ed home yesterday. During his absence
he attended the thirty second annlyer-
sary of his parents marriage.
Still at Large.-Wm. Scott, the negro
fiend of Mill Greek Hundred, whose das-
tardly outrage was reported exclusively
in yesterdays GAZETTE, Is still az large
1t is hoped, however that he VIII De cap
tured before the end of the week.
Tyo Vagrants.-This morning there
were only two cases heard by the Mayor
and both of them being vagrants, they
were committed to Jail for 60 days.
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TnMINGToN MARKETS.
PECIAL NOTICES.
The Great Discovery.

want to be strong healthy and Wig
sake Z. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of
language can convey an adequate
5Ihe immediate and almost miracu-
&nge produced by taking X. +. Kun
Ettr Wine of Iron in the diseased, i,
Aet and shattered nervous system.
broken down by excess, weak by
4 Ibr impaired by sickness, the relaxed
strung organization is restored to
health and vigor. Sold only in 81
Sold by all druggists and dealers
tee.
s Debility. Nervous Debility.
[ty, a depressed, irritable state OF
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
fgy or animation, confused head,
tem0rY, the consequences of excess.
lalOverwOrk. This nervous debili-
sSOyereign cure in Il. +. Kunkel's
Inc of Iron. 1t tones the system,
Elemental gloom and despondency,
vlnates the entire system. Sold
bottles. Get the genuine. Take
!, Kunkel's, it has a yellow wrap
hndit, bis Photograph on outside
your druggist. f. +. Kunkel Pro-
No Se North Ninth Street, Phila-
Pa. Send for circular, or advice
fymy great remedy. Get it of your
= six bottles for S5 on, 1t cannot
Is guaranteed to do as is recon-
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wal i I'M e TABLE.
hIlss I.is. LEAVE WILMINGTON

s1S.lL s LEAVE WILMINGTON.
lSsiaia; Inn 2.2l, 6.4O, 6.55, $40. o 90,
sS n ~ m; l2,37, II 40, 2.30, 4.3O,
ID, 0,5S. u, y ie on Sundays: 2.21, 8 10 a.
N Wv, ~, p m.
m UlR; na 222, 8 At, a m, 70 81, 12 40,
m6tA M On sundays: 2 u a. M ''
lp1 9 an ana Washington: 1 O6, 8 80
m; H. O9, 9 50 p m; on Sundays
U'p0slt' 45e p m; no Sunday
\ Ssstl$: sSlS,!5' 5, 6 20, . SO a m; 80, 8 80 p
pnday H. praG H.; 8 OS, 9 80 a m; 6 80 p m;
BpfSool Bfoo1 I'd 4 Northern R. R.: 6 25 a
lvsra spii mo no Sunday train. =
On v SHrSae " estern h. r.; 10 20 a m; s 80
ISs sundays: 10 80 a m. "
shilada,nnii We AT WILMINGTON.
R4 y pIl'a 5a1 " Sc, 8 "a, 9 "a a M; 12
E5l' II 80, 10 S55, A 81, B IA. 8 25, 1 25,
an, "a q IN IN on sundays: IL 56,,
ew YORK 70 9i II 10p m.
Es5lnmh. u 56, 8 "a a na; 70 "A. - 81
n. Oh Sundays: 12 Sc a m ;
/ |SsaOre; NJ ! %t 4: lES, 94l, a m; 1877. 10 as.
Hi' On Sundays; 2 is a m i Il o HS} s6
d snl9gton: y St 2 1s a m 1927. ~ az
ppm on Sundays. 2 iS a m: = o oH| "a
4 Deposit: 500 a m no Sunday
y d ocsastls: : g e, 7 55, 8 50 a m - 90 M;
taWarVe' ~ + ! N; no Sunday trains.
foSundsahr Il; r.: $50 a IN; 4 20. 6 90 n
Bs5 , gton ~. m, 4 4 Northern R. R.: ii 80
FtlaSamra M NO no Sunday trains, ~
NJ on ne sN,,', Western R. r.: I b5 a m
POR wI1 W sundays: 8 90 . m.
"tALnailNGToN LEAVE PHI.
E,i8O, S0o S1eeI u and N Washington ave.
FB,666 6vs u 10 80, 45 a m; 3 so 10,
3Airiyg. siai 8 %, . 45, ii 90, D M M sun
/ Il Is q second ~ and MARKET 81 utroots.
qadaysmi m Z 2 Is, 3 55, 30, Ii Is SineoS. u ms.
- oo IL 40 D m. + AD'
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hOF mEnnan

o,n.l Nhf u nNnAs
ESoass ESolts Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
@Oaps ovoa !! IL! IN extensive variety. Also
N Eviss, r. Straps, Brushes, &C. of horse
X ftrlctlon tbitlon Gloves, and many other
r.. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
oorher Sixth and Market SITS,
in niratUIOus cure fOr. GOrns
N co,nl ,Tlneay ca Of great popularity for
L. DhINGHURST q CO.,
corrox xs Apothecaries.
.ofhef Sixth and Market SITS
l., Fine Nail Scissors.
MI G,,'EEsilght, NAH Brushes, Hand
4'i y : inies, Nail Brushes, etc, for
rorno,' r. ob,'Kt,iiNGHURST d CO.,
k-o.neI sixth and Market SITS.
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i Worms! Worms

knnEels Worm Syrup never fails
veal Rlnds OF worms. Seat, Pin,
lnscl worms are readily removed
lkels Worm Syrup. DIR. Kunkel is
SUCCESSFUL Physician in the coun-
4 ~ removal Of Tape worms. He re-
'aem m 2to3 hours, with head and
PlSle alive, and no fee until head is
common sense teaches If Tape
ta1 De removed, all other worms
duiIy destroyed. Ask your drug
Soule OF kunkel's Worm Syrup.
|%Per bottle. 1t never fails. If he
Y Y asye u MIN get IL, or send to Pro-
4 Ill T. knunkel $50 North Ninth ST.,
.gI PI1la' "a, advice at Office free,
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The New York Evening Post says
"the loose, vicious and virulent tongue of
Wendell Phillips often would get that
political common scold into trouble if
persons affected by his platform ISLANDERS
and scandals thought it worth while to
answer his unfounded assertions" As
between Grant and Summer, however, ,the
people like to hearfrom Wendell.
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,ENATok MORTON IMPROVING

WASHINGTON, Oc:. 20, 1877.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Tyner to-day received despatch from
Indianapolis saying that Senator Nor
ton is doing we'll and that DIR. Bliss is
well pleased with his progress.
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=
HOcftetios.

MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Hope Lodge, No. 81, I. o. %. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall. = ! -
Morning Star Division No. 2, s. of T.,
IN the McClary Building.
SOive Branch Social,' Degree Temple
of True Templer's at McCfary's Build
ing.
Delaware Council No. 2, O.U. M.
at Mechanics Hal, ,219 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 8, x. o. of G.. f.,
McClary's Building.
Champion Lodge No. 6, X. of p, at X.
of P. Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 10, X. of P, Jr.,
o. U. A. M. Hall, 511 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, /. o. r. M, at
Red Mems Hall, 415 Market street.
Concert-This evening the concert for
the benefit of the orphans will take place
i'll Ut. Mary's church, corner of Sixth
and Pine streets. AS the concert is for
worthy object it should be well patron
lied.
DEPARTURE OF A SHIP.-The steam
ship City of Macen, after being thor
oughly overbauled at Rosch's ship
yard left Chester, yesterday afternoon
for New York.
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ARMS FOR TURKEY.
New HAVEN, Oct. 23. 1877.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 23, 1877.
The steamer ]. b. Walker, with So
000, 1000 worth of arms and munitions,
of war for Turkey, sailed for Constan
ulule tI6m this port tc-dsy.
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X. OFF.

''"'A" Meet.',g IN Thas City To.day-Re-
port Of the Grand Secretary
me Grand Lodge Knights of Pvtbia,,
OF Inns State in now in session at tie x
oi Z. hall In this city. There il full re.
presentation from all OF the subordinate
i9uges throughout the State. The annual
eaeoion ta OF ofhcers will take place this af-
ming. on 'lis eve
Mr.. ). j. Wiley, Grand Keeper O
"ecords made the following report:
MEMBERSHIP.
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PLAYS! PLAYS!
DIT V&I DIT V2

For Reading Clubs, for Amateur Theat-
ricals, Temperance Plays, Drawing Room
Plays, Fairy Plays, Ethiopian Plays, Guide
Books, Speakers Pantomines, Tableaux,
Lights, Magnesium Lights, Colored Fire,
Burnt Cork, Theatrical Face Preparations,
Jarley's Wax Works, Wigs, Boards, and
Moustaches at reduced prices. Costumes,
free containing full description and prices.
SAM'L FRENCH & SON, l22 Nassau ST.,
New York.
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nor SALE.-Three pulldlng lots on
jackson street, between 9Th and 7th.-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren,, four on Front street near jackson,
and lot q feet front on Delaware Avenue,
near Harrison. Apply at this office. mar4tl
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=, s,stleb,rap,sdF dF;MGhHSh ~. 2, man,yacture
a''s Of PoinJJ b Jor Elasticity, D,,ra6ilitfy
UNI. In Is Nuyi6e1s @ '''''''S
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DAIRY FARM
FOR SAIEi

situated in Mill Creek Hundred, on Lime
stone Road, miles from Stanton, and 7h
miles from Wilmington, containing 1862
acres of valuable lands in good state of cul-
tiyation, good stone house, new double
deck stone barn, so by 80 feet, and other
buildings. Water in every field and stream
running through the farm Fencing in
fair order. Persons desiring to purchase,
will be shown the premises by Arnold
Naudain. residing thereon.
Apply to VIM. w. TORBERT
Del. Ave-, Wilmington, d
Or ]. 7. HEALD, Clayton Hous
sep2O-2ms1tdaw&w
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-, and Cos,sssses'sssz.

4 ,,veToN, DEL, Oct. "a, 1877.
wiLa at quotations furnished by
STOCK 10 CLAYTON House Building
4 Uo'nel. at 70 M. to-day:
pgSg91, X QUOTATIONS. MA
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NOTICE.-Notlce is hereby given that on
Iv and after Nov 9th, 1877, all sidewalks
within the city limits unless put in good
condition by the respective owners will be
repaired by the city at the expense of the
owners of said property where the work is
done. E. III. HOAGLAND,
oct24-5t Street Commissioner.
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NOTICES..

NJ OTICE.-I will be at the office of the
~ Trustees of the Poor in the city of
Wilmington, on Friday, Nov. I'd, during
the forenoon, to attend to the payment of
bills against the Trustees.
VIM. F. LANE,
Treasurer of the Trustees of the Poor.
Oct24-tnOy2
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Mt OTICE,-A meeting of the Trustees of
IN the Poor of New Castle county will be
held at the Almshouse, on Wednesday, the
3lst day of October, 1877, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Those having bills against the institution
will please hand them to the Commission
er for their hundred, or the Treasurer.
octi5-tm JOHN w. EVANS, Clerk.
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toward the lamp of dark bronze that
hangs from the great dome where the
apostles gaze down from among the
olive-trees to form a glory about the
bronze Crist on the cross that rises from
the pavement below.
At the prayer desks and on the pale
mOsaicked floor kneel dark yelled fly
ure-, like statues, against the chancel
flame. The people stand with faces
rails ed to the throne above the altar
glory. where the great pale Christ sits
with His hands uplitted in blessing. The
symbols Of the evangelists stand about
ii lm-miglty monsters praising God for
the many Chris mas ewes they have
known since the old Greek workers
called them into life. A peace not of
earth lies upon their grotesque features,
and on the faces of the wOrshipers
standing with hushed alteration about
the shadOwy columns. There are old
men whose guns hang by the side of the
brown Madonna in token OF gratitude
for their preservation in the time of the
revolution; young girls with rapt faces
young men with dark brave eyes
mothers with their babes crying out for
joy at the bl ightness. The glory of i'm
mortality has dawned upon their earth
Laden hearts.-[Charlotte Adams, in Har-
pePs MagaZ ne Tor January.
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Safe..SEeedY..Sure.

The rapidly and certainty with which
Dr.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehouud cures diseases oil the
respiratory organs and its reliability
as a remedy for consumption long ago
secured for it foremost rank among
The medicines OF its class. 1t is, in fact,
THE recognized specific for throat and
bronchial disorders. 1tpromptly checks
a cough, no matter of how long stand
ing, and affords great relief in cases of
asthma. 1t should not be mistaken for
mere palliatlon, since it not only at-
tords immediate relief, but also removes
all traces of tue malady. 1t is spe-
cltc Tor Group. Trial size 1Oc. Large
size SOC aud 81.
John K4eshan, Sixth and Walnut SITS.
j. d. Wells, Fourth street and Contra
avenue; Ii. +. Reum, Fifth and Broad
way. Also A gents for Prof. Parser
Pleasant Worm Syrup, which never
alls. Pleasant to take, and requires NJ
physic. Price 25c.
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CHA RITT.

Not long ago a young and poorly-clad
rirl entered a BARRIERS shop III Vienna,
and told the proprietor that he "musI
Inv her head,n The barber examine d
ner long, glossy, chestnut locks, and be.
gan to bargain. He could give eight
oulden, and no more. Hair was plentl.
lul this year; the price had fallen; there
was less demand, aud other phrases oi
this kind. The little maiden's eyes
filled with tears and she hesltated mo-
ment while threading her fingers through
her chestnut locks. She hnhlly tire I"
herself into a chair.
'If Heavens name," she gasped,
"take it quickly"
The barber satisfied with his bargain,
was about to clinch it with his shears,
when a gentleman, who sat nalf shaved,
looking on, told him to stop.
"My child" he said, "why do you
want 10 sell your beautiful hairp
"My mother has been nearly five
months ill; can't work enough to sup
port us; every thing mas been sold VI
pawned, and there is not penny In the
mousse"
"No-no, my child" said the stranger
"if THAT'S tne case, / Will buy your hair
and wlu give you hundred gulden iol
| it,"
He gave the poor girl the nete, tAt
sight OF which had dried her tears, and
took up the barDer's shears. Taking the
locks in his hand, he took the longes
hair, cut it off alone, and put it carefully
in his pocket-book, thus paying one hun
dred gulden tor siuslo nair. lie tool
Lns poor girPs address, in case lie should
want to buy another NJ the same rate
This charitable man is desiSnated as thC
chief OF great industrial entsrprlst
| withiR the oity 9i Yieuna,
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SECTIONAL FINANCE.

The denunciation of the evils OF Sec
nonal parties in the country is almost
as old and quite as lachrymose as the
book OF Lamentations. Orators and
writer's have made their heads
NTountains OF tears" in their jeremiads
deprecatory of political differences as
designated by sectional boundaries.
When "Mason and Dixon's line" had an
existence as a boundary of different
political ideas, the wise men OF the
East were lugubri0us over the fact that
such sectional divisions should be per-
nltteo to exist among the people OF one
common country. The evils Of such
divisions were unquestiouably great, as
our regretul experience can most
amply testify. But even now, just hen
that odious "Iine'' of political difference
As to slavery has been oblilerated, those
same eastern Magf' are doing Their
utmost eudeayor to erect another,
equally odious, on the question OF
finance.
OF all matters that could be maze the
subject Of political doctrine, the ques-
tons OF finance would seem TO be the
least susceptible of being converted
into sectional issues. AS the people o.
Dur common country must needs en-
ploy a common currency, and be sub
ected to a common accountability for
the country's debts, and be similarly
affected by the influences of our system
of finance upon the public prosperity, it
becomes difficult to conceive why or
how sectional parties should arise in
reference to finance. And yet he must be
put dull observer of the tendency OF
current events who does not perceive
baat such result Is rapidly Fastening &
Dn in our immediate future.
The topics OF resumption, OF Govern
ment issues Of currency, and OF the re.
monetizaton Of our silver coinage, may
be considered as constituting the con
Ioldated issue OF the day on the ques
lion of finance. On this issue the en-
nre Eastern press, and especially the
Sress of New York and Boston, is uni
HormIy opposed to the West and South
The Eastern papers themselves have
oroyoA ed and stimulated this sectiona
ssue 10 finance. They have scar e'J
Uondesccnded TO reason with us upoI
,Ae subject TAoir tone is in tina b!SR'
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MAKE ME A SONG.
BY FATHER RY AN.

Out OF the silenCCs make me song,
Beautiful, sad and soft and low; y
Let the luneliest music sound along
And wing each note with wall of woe,
Dim and drear
As hopes last tear.
Ont Of the sllenCcS make me hymn,
Whose sounds are shadows soft and dim.
Out Of the stllnesses i'll your heart
thousand songs are sleeping there
Make me but one, thou child OF art.
The song of a hope in a last despair,
Dark and low,
a chant of woe,
Out OF the Stiffness, tone by tone,
soft us 4 snowflake, wild as moan.
Out Of the darkuasses flash me song,
Brightly darG and darkly bright;
Let ii sweep as lone star sweeps along
The ystical shadows Of the night
Sing it sweet,
Whore notning is drear, or dark, or DIM,
And carth-songs melt into leaVen'S hymns
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THE CINCINNATI STAR

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their subscribers IN the city OF CINCINNATI
and in all important Western cities and
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mailed, postage paid, to any part OF the
country for so CENTS FER MONTH";
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THE STAR is the only STRICTLY INDE-
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Cincinnati Itis taken ana read ny people
ofall parties and shades OF opinion, and II
seeks to present the news of all kinds thlrly
and truthfuly, with justice to all and with
especial favor to none.
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TIE office OF United States Marshal In
Kentucky is not the most desirable po-
sition in the world. When he goes forth
with his war paint on to cope with the
moonshiner in the mountain Businesses
he advances with fear and trembling,
for the chances are that he will meet
with hot reception. One officer has
been killed, and last week another had
his eye shot out, while at the same time
his companion was severely peppered
with turkey shot. They make game o.
Uncle Sans servants, these moon
sinners do.
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DOND,S EXTRACT

aught to be in every family ready for use.
Mature and science are combined in the man
~ uaCtule.
n Nscasc originates from disorder Of the sys-
~ tenn,
80 medicine acts on the cause.
Experience has hcralded the virtue of Ponds
Ia Extract.
Vternal application or inwaldly taken with
~ safety.
Tue cures Of Pona's Extract are marvellous
Delef from pain obtained by the use of Fond's
IL Extract.
A bottle for 5Jc, 81 and 81 70, largest cheapest
Nan be obtained from Druggists everywhere
YIry it once, and you will never be without it,
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NEW YORK has had q baby show, and
now 1t is to have q cat show. The
Times of that city hopes these two
shows will help settle the question OF
the respective merits Of cats and ba'
bies. 1t notices at present that there
is a great diversity OF opinion. Elderly
maldens, as a rule, are addicted to cats,
while young ladies seem to think most
Of babies.
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nation that owing to the scantiness OF
the material she was unable to sit down.
An Irlshman who had been sick long
time was one day met by the parish
pr est, when the following conversation
took place: Gwen, Patrick, L am glad
you have recovered. We're you not
afraid to meet your Godp "Oh, no, your
riVerenCel 1t was meetin' the other
party was afraid OFF, replied Pat
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JOHN ROBINSON, a member OF the
Town Council Of Nottingham, England,
offered $500 to the ministers Of religion
for the relief Of the poor. 1t was indig-
nantly refused by all denominations on
the simple grounds that the donor was
a betting man. It's pity, now, to see
that $500 60 begging.
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HAPPY tidings for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosed, druggcd, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts cf-
fecually cure premature debility, weakness,
and decay. Book and Journal, with informa-
ton worth thousands, mailed free. Address
PULVERMAClIER GALFANlC CO., Gin
cinnatl, ONO.
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MR.. FARLEY, who is to be the new
Senator from California, believes "a sill
yer dollar should be dollar in fuct, as
well as in name"
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The last act of the expiring Board of
Aldermen at Louisville, WAS the passage
OF gas ordinance. Their ruling passion
was strong In death.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-18

THE planet Venus has reached her
greatest elongation. Like many mis- =
erable mortal, she will now be little
short,
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JOHN &. THOMPSON will spend his
Christmas vacation IN BOSTON, HAPPY
Boston!
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EDUCATIONAL.
OBERLIN EGE

THEOLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepara e
L tory Departments, Elective studies ADJ
mlts botn sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
| of renglous InnGences. THOROUGH ana cheau.
tuition. inclQenJals and library tees only SN
ear. y GER .2u0 students annually. For .uiler
Information address d. ii. FAIRGhILD, Prosi-
dent, or J. b. L, MARSH, secretary, Oberlin.
Ohio. au3 dewitt
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The trial oil Abe Rothschild COM
mences to-day, at Jefferson, Texas.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-18

Give it to the children. Physicians
prescribe it. Thousands use it, Sold by
druggists. Dr.. BULBS Cough Syrup.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-18

Your dealer in live stock is a warrior
old. He belongs to the horse-mare-
Ines.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-18

THE fire company at Rutland, w.,
E3es fox hunting between fires.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-18

EVERY miss loves company, and mis-
cry is no exception.
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OsMAN did not commit suicide.