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Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
THE WONDERFUL.
EGYPTIAN BL00D-pyRlFlER,
HENAEs,

Thfs comparable DEPTRfTTTE is
a po,rerfnf fITEE ~, TDNft, Di-
IkETTC. DiifHoRLIit' dna : -, ..,,,l,. ~
ENT. continuing rirt'sfs trh'ch r'ndFF
u iHrGiHabi~ dHd Hsrer- TGihHG. aud ~
ats continued use triH thorQuBhfV sr'fdi-
cate all diseases of thc blood. ITS tH7Tr-
dieats are Of pHreiH harmless 'FtTar-
fioa. tie products gathered from 'rfa"fH
Ial,,f -g-4. T,yor5ucfS atd trferc there is
fhr siigafssf suiuf oT disease iH th~ sfS-
tenn, u sisrs.. III 'f~ "a erecting that Il dtsftiSc
through the Us,iitai Of The sk'H. or cy--
1,sIIi,.g ~ through the nI1HH amt ror'ous
channels of the body. fhFr"bU aHa'ri't1'
and infceF, Forcing all fhc organs fffo
their proper normal and J""of'ondf con-
ditiou. 4 rrrB bricf SPHgr ~ f'htr srtt
,onriprc ray l,nfirHt itsiItr ~, ~ ifs ttss-
,ionbtef rs{ighiEifY amt tr3HdyrfH5 euro
tire properties, - being. most 't"qaesfto tos'-
GbIH. the reFV acme 81 '5icdtc4' fFtH"1"N.
and the greatest dfscoTrrT oI ft~ Frts-3.t
a9e, "a tho frrG tp4rnt oJ grrTT disease
'rhere the bio"f itscff - Prt"'ar'fH ire
sraf IF the issioH or d.soFfrr. Atch 0s
SCRpTIIf and the thousand rs,i oifc
causes that trad 70 tAis trrr'hi' aHt4 4cti"H.
of trhicis all eiriiiscd com "tf"ii'rT arc
~ogufranf, for Hib!jea{ 7rHfh has HSsrrf-
ed that the - sins Of f4e I1fhTrS shTt
rIsit crc1 ante fhe thiy6 an" IeHTth ".'l-
,rnffams,' diaf {" f3Eph N-i'6U 4 y y
ISFTEHIED CONSTfTtIfON> a ~ g
yotrcrIid r-JarrHafaF, cG"~''iy 'ar t~frr%
Of UlTH ohee norr e assume Mr 'f'H-''fe
For err fNTOT-S pTNF ISIS, ~ v
fRT DESCRIBES. tONNiIf iI4pN ~
IOsTTTFNENN, ~ y iNb hibFl J
CItNBFT tR INI.fEGE HFNfN. lt.i-
TTIITOH ITDI> ftNtI 7 ~. NJ E5 I,
tyEEITIONS on TffE FDN j>. fN io-
LENT TICEES. tEN ~ II q a-
III tTNTS fauR ID the grHtis- SCR ~ tv g
BON. ioi,y sought Jar hg SrHSifirs, s"v..'-
fblr. and dciicaf~ Jefuairs, a. - --r
dirrrf arsian upo,, ft.eir alb" cuts + ; ,,
nm FORHS or CTfHONTF Bf>F - III
~ UEITtH THE EIDDD ~ Ifff Nt.i
or TIIy TRpT m 4. " is inrui's.tht ~
I r~rscrrra,4cr ,rj'h. fhts r~Di~fp '~'H Fr"r'
4 a. postfirc amt permanent Cffr# e
! CHiIIS and FETEEy anal an u IL
+ EIIL POINONN.
Tho.a.ands Of Testimonials ntfrst 'I.~
+ frnfh Of these claims.
i Price. Ou~ Dyiiur, tI4 large bottle, %
str bottles, 50.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
-Aa -: :: Putting .a.-.s.

Spoiled in cooking or in the serving
i the fate of MANY an otherwise tooth
some dish. \ Juicy roast on greasy
dish, or steaming joints fit foran cpicurc
placed on table covered with an un-
-~-'yrr - tSysrrrs upon The reuul,ivc
feature ofthe Entertainment. and hi, az
+ petite weakens.
/ 1t Is only when an the sense, harmon
ize that any one OF them can he used
with fullness OF pleasure. The palate
loses enjoyment if the eve be offended :.
music Is less attractive in an apartment
where noisome odors prevail: picture.
ia II to please in presence of di,cordant
sounds. The attention j. distracted
the perceptions are confused. and in the
mixture OF plea-urabie aud lieagreeable
sensations, the latter unplea>anily assert
themselves
These facts are of wide reputation.
extending beyond the mere qualification
Of the senses. although well worth con
sidering in this relation alone. 80 much
enjoyment in life depends on their exer
else. In the external and internal fl
ting up OF the homestead they are g.
pcclally worthy OF attention. \ cheer.
tul approach to the door: pleasing i'm
preston made by neat inviting look
ing hall; furniture, draperv and orna-
menis properly and harmoniously AZ
ranged, will heighten the JOYS Of love
Itself in the household. Who can be-
thoroughly satisfied. when a glance
through the window reveal. detail. Of
the family washing. ruins Of superannu-
ated stoves and the horrors of the garb-
age-box in the adjacent yard: Every
body can recall some unpretending cot
tage' where by simple harmony of sur.
soundings and appointments more of
brightness was difIused than could be
impaired by the most dazzling disnlav
OF mere wealth.
In the same direction lies the secret
Oi dressing attractiyely. Neatness and
'' '"''f ait at Nut lDunlItlOu OF ALI
true taste. \ highly colored necktie
may give loud appearance to a whole
sober suit; the pecping out of a sloyeuly
skirt will destroy the effect of the rich
est toilette.
Equally applicable is this principle TO
the way OF doing things. The ono of
kind-hearted man whose manner is
inspired by his goodness, is less often
sive than the grutf or snappish ''yes" of
a boor
Truth may be fired at a man so AS TO
arouse his anger, or i. may be calmly
presented so as TO win his attention and
acquiescense. In short, the way of do
ing it may defeat the bet action. and
any and all things are most effective
when properly presented - LITERARY
EeRing Post.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
Pig Feeding.

\ Michigan farmer of high reputation
a. successful feeder of pigs, Mr.. q. w.
Fisk of Branch county, tells the Ne"
YarE Tribune his experiences in the
hasiness. He prefers a distinct breed
10 a cross, and there are four censidera-
tions upon which success in the business
denends. first a good breed; second
ahnndanee of the right kind Of iced;
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
UNDOUBTED. INDEMNITY 4!

cal The careful attention Of the business men
81 Ellsworth and vicinity to the facts and figures
let n"l NE nsnrlfg pu bic be IoH ger deiuded but
t"'A INTO The matter Tor themselves careful and
thdlH investigation Will tell the TRUE TORY,
lhs soHeh anl urge. The Leading and Indie.
Pthdent Companies are peculiarly thorough in the
infringement OF their business. Careful TO know
M regard 70 each risk. the moral a well as the
risk ON lts own meriis, accepting. those which
seem desirable AZ ei lItable rates, leaving the un
'i"eifabie y those VINO wish them. On this plat.
iofm ucy snow greater pro- perity comparatively
than iho.e companies which take risks more
Io9eeiy re'Niug on rates to save them.
lhe SIZE OF a company l. criterion of its
strength. The larger companies have laryer Ha
Oiiities usually writing larger lines and accent ng
larger amount OF undesirable Insurance tnus
keePing up the volume OF the business Their ia.
Diliiies for reinsurance is therefore larger and
Lhey are liable TO heavier losses by extensive con
fagralion-
My aim Is TO furnish only
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
Farm ann AOussbOln.



When the loot l. gone there Is no
horse LETT. lhere j an "ic adaEe To
,..,.~.;h,o ", M mar, of a horses
..-.,a,,. 4. ,.,.., u..i ,ha, ,bo foot
..7..i...~, ~. :, moro r-s,non, disease.
!. --t;.,, ,to n..i., .r 40 vo,or;,.-,.
.....-.... :. i.....,..,., ,t.,, .t..., Of tho
1p.:- .........,.,, ,,.,,,-;-. 80, oi,
.......-.. ,.;..,....., r..,.r.,. -, ,..s,,;,,,
- h,r...., .,r,,...- s,,.l ,,res.i,,
,t.tt ,,..,f.1 o-..,,..,. ~, ,,,,..I.
t..-,.,. ..i........,., 80. s,o,,n,v ,f
49,. r.., G,,l.. .,,. :. +. a xer,. tiuel,
...l....f...,~r
,,,,...,. .,-,,;,,.- nv crp., 81
....... H.. ,,h:.b IN. 5e,;.s,o i,,,sr
,...,- ara. ,.,.,,s...5
u.i-, +. q ,ibr.Y. substance. which
...,.....;,.- ,,-c,,,,..,;,., rs,. con, of w,,o-
IT,. .., ,bs. 1, j.. t.ips vstar in II.
,..,-rosl r.,nno.iii,, +. "a ycr, imnortant
o,e .,l moods tn no .,ated here. be-
c4t.c unless -nccjticJ reasons are civ
en-. very little WEIGHT j. generally ac-
csrpel ~ All tin, NAV be written or
l,.--,-.'--,, ----- - -
'.'' nor" / deprived oi
Va ''Aio Ai'" without
P'Ne'as's ''Ne piece oil dFi
'''o4 " e'AS a"N sPiih'ers into
'''7 mems Il - necessary iheFe'
80 ''''' ms "''ei 9iiouii oe retained
-, '''0 ''o'" IA =0'" eohul'oh-
''-'''i'' f'''0'50cs u burning ihe
- 00"'e " i'1 ioF Tie ehoe' or
'>i''''7 'ie o"'e' su''-'ee 10 Set a good
s-''t'' al" u '"iI'"S anu 9teasinS the
- ''' 'eN@ 70 uii'e 'Ae water out OF
ing h'IH' ana hol only haFden and con-
't'1t u Du' make IL brittle In this con-
'i.i"'l H. use'u'lees - 4 protection Tor
me I''l = al once I'm pared ana partially
ns>tI"s t'' 4eh the sole Is burned by
contact with a shoe, it Is obvious that
t2e water IN 'he portion OF the horn that
j. heated must be driven of. That i 50
obvious that no more need be said about
i. When the smooth, polished, hard
saiface OF the horn is rasped away, the
softer inner tibrons portion i exposed
L. all The evil Influences of evaporation
and degradation. and the uumberless
pores and cells or lntersilces OF the horn
are enabled TO give up the water they
contain. The horn in this ea-e - al-o
made dry aud brittle, and. oi course,
contracts. Tar contains au acil aud
volatile oil, which eyaporate- and leaves
"a hardened pItchy mass. When tar i
applied to a hooi tie acid ac,- chemical
~ upon the horn, ana hardens or dlsin-
isSia'e' H. and the OIL, eyaporating,
4eAFe9 space between The hOers hlled
win the hardened residue. 1t operates
lieci9e'f III the same manner as when 1t
Is appiied 10 leAiher-as sole OF shoe,
-oI INSTANCES q i'feeeiNauNe' Ihe
i9@'llei al d y" ''as peooniih5 haru anu
.'"i e'li1'i= i.i '0i ''"s ~ iiiVis'uie' aud
= '''' '''' '''i S'a9e' "o'n
''ies' 9''o, ''''''' '''e o"t 'iie water
.o'" INC Ao' i '-'',' VcIup! i'' ''"0e' III
'i''i' '''' ''' "i"7 ''"0l A0'd'' tiie euo-
~ .l', " .o'.a '''o 49, = us'' iennei''s II
- ~ '',U '''''' -'>.'H7 -
'' '"o9' 'a''1, - '''' ''0 i iio'"' ou'
,''''' NJ =" ina"
- 80 -
~ -. - - : -. :.
= - .o'','''-c' -. w H.n = pe0o'i'ee '
,ba, ito rnoro solid horn eron ,his
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28

third, good pen; fourth, a man who
knows how to feed. He SAYS:
1T is my practice TO wean pigs at
about six weeks old. | then give them
all the sour milk they will eat, if have
it, with plenty of corn, and wien they
have come to require more food add
bran ~ middlirgs, appir-. potatoes; IN
acr. ANYTHING they will cat; and 'hus
iced until thcy will weigh perhaps 100
or 10 pounds. when gradually change
from bulky toci ~ catn mcal-ci'ncr
sour or .,calded and then >oured-i.I
they get nothing tut she latter with pee
haps milk, also feed wI'h their food "a
small allowance of salt. and keep char
coal os wood a,hc. within reach all tue
tine. Somewhat in accordance with
these suggestions have fed several fine
lots. Two wears ago raised two li'ter~
efl7 pigs. 9 of which were sold ON % t..
averaging 26o pounds ots months. The
remainder. a litter of ;. We're kept and
slaughtered at months and 10 da,s old,
weighing in the aggregate 2.+l0 pounds.
The most remarkable lot ever handled
were Il Poland Chinas. which have
lately disposed Of, dressed. in three dit
ierent lot>. a follows The first lot of
Il pigs. were killed at l9p dal> old,
weighing ON the foot l.626 pound.
weighing dressed. Loo pounds. the av-
cragc dressed weight oi each pig wa
533 Is pounds, and the per cent. Of
-hrinkage was IL .. The second l"t
consisting o. , pigs. killed when lst
da,s Old. Their live weight was ipg
mounds. dressed weight. Il5p pounds,
averaged dressed weight, 236 pounds,
aud the per cent. of shrinkagc wa, - =
The third lot consisted OF pigs. killed
at an age Of 2oj days, weighed alive
1892 pounds. weighed dressed. l.i71
pounds, weighed on an average 30 ID
pounds each, and the per cent. of shrink.
. age was Il :.
Included in the above are two pigs ].
DAYS Younger, which. ii the data could
be separated. would increase the figure
somewhat. Al Il months they had
reached a daily average of ono pound
when they gradually rose % p l..
pounds, and then fell TO a trile nor,
than pounds daily gain. which the,
kept till they were slaughtered. Tn,
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28

Sores, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrh@a, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease. syphilitie and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais a combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock - with the lodides
Of Potassium and Iron. and is the most
etiicacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect Of
each is assured. and while it is so mild
rs to be harmless even to children, it is
still so effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptlous
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys Is derived
from its cures. and the 'ontidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
OF its usefulness.
Certificates atteSting its virtues have
accumulated and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known. they furnish convincing
evidence OF the superiority of this Sar-
saparilla over every other Alternative
/ medicine. So generally l. its superb
/ ority to any other medicine known, That
W. need do no more than to assure the
I public that the brst qualities it has ever
\ possessed are strictly maintained.
FUEFAUsr ny
Or. ]. c. AVER L CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and .inaiV'icaE Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EyLRYwHLEI.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28

Ir. Iawuscads OK
y-ruAfei Ar will
purify the blood Ia
| ouy-ihir.i the time
lthatAlYotllrrNruv uvn
rem sly rAn. W hy1
tlhs.gQgE
and "a .rs thrgtleh
{ b . tl--sfr4 and
cone4 iE Glrcctrrti-
tact W.tl the blood
a. IL is forced into
the Lunashythe ar-
tiOn uftAclieart An
hcblu1s.inptlryrlua
rrtJirt.~thtt4s hear.
every ir minutes
ifthr i.iaHlIsEp4l.
and forced from TIE
heart - t'4o lungs.
and the rltIe tEy-
g~n you iAitle INTO
the lungs tile more
yoti pfIrlfytt.chilpl,!
when pLys.uruuses
In cautHC: with the
impurities IN the
blood II cArtonl1ea
and burns. causing
the blooito D. heat
ed 80 that IL warns
every part IN
the hs!y.a- rl.a
on its rrsui.tt..,n
through me -,+tru
lfEuI- ,.Ia.a|i.c
ynIgHEaa- t.H
We afIE+ h.~r I.-
aldA.4nthsr .-tri-
-.tsu.ltoftt-U..aH
" q guArAiItrcttfHI
rifythe biuodlnuue
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
ASTHMA !
CONSUMPTION

DYSPEPSIA " f
CURE. Liver and Kid
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
tually rcac he'd By OXy-
scuatcd Air.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden from trespas s.
ing in any manner upon the premises OF Iron
Bound Island In the town of G0uldsboro, in
Frenchmen's bay, or OF taking theTeir0m berries
of any kind or hunting upon any part OF same,
either with or without dogs, as every offence Will
be promptly noticed, and prosecuted.
G. Ill. SMITH, J. ". EDGERLY
others, owners Of said Island.
Gouldsboro, May Is. ISL, smos20.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
VOLUME %.
Ayers
Sarsa parilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or st. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin, Ulcerations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheum, Seald
Head. .Ringworm, Ulcers,
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
PROPRIETARY
M {: DECgNE S
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.s.A.,
lsto Physician 10 81 Georges an ST 4 risoio'
news Hospitals, London Cys
ST. elizabeth !, etc

frcr Hears Of fhe most SrborinHs re-
search aid tHrrS,igGfinYt. and "If"r rae
,praefieat application ta treatment - fho"-
s1uds Of Isatfeofs, Geo. CkHEdfeF, "
N D. nor prsyy44fs fu the -tIyfyfcT4 lirb-
lie TIE JoiiotriHJ rcnetiio.- a.' sHfr Dis
eorcrg atlh property. fAr eEir".p ~ trfsteh
ts gffexfesI "a the roiunt5t4ottS quantity oT
fss,fHoaialS. the unsolicited ~ G#riHyS of
suffering and disroHFdBe't patients. rho
hare NOT ohfY r,ccjred F"tteT disH befsFHt
from their continued uSr. bsf hare been
yod,eaIfu cured Of ailments ufd chronic
complaints. trisich hare 6tcH ooJ#dgetf by
tie most emiAsnt phJsicfGHS a. A2he'ess'
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
ChTARRH !

WE MAKE A SPEC
IALTl ~ treating pa
tIeuts ~ Mai. Please
write and describe your
symptoms.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
0XyaENA!ED La !!
Q u Fg. Ii -


WHY glccag e lulia
la;iauis the uUly,vay
that TIE Air lassa-
cc= can lc reached.
and tltayrh i-n dis
cass0ftfc tlrTAs
&C. fti1e Head. I \.
t'l! fre atuIruta~we
direct. hiC p ies1- y
HudIlrs ant, audsye
guarantee q perfect
CURE of tatarTh.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
Capital Paid Up, = 100000.


Lose. "a eour.e of .>,r.sa,a'.......-.s''a'' 40 co
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28
J. G. Patterson, President.
Charles {. Willard, Secretary

At this Agency can be found the old :
est, largest and most reliable companies
in the ,cOrld, and oce offer to the public
reliable protection against loss and dam
age by fire and lightning, on terms as
fdcorable as the character Of risks ,oiu
Justify. Losses equitabiy adjusted and
properly paid.
Insurance on Deceilinqs and Faro.
property made a specially
Correspondence solicited.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28

Or. ]. c. AVER L CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and .iaaiVticaE Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EyLKYw III EI.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-28

- Dwellings, Household Furniture. Churches
ana similar fsks taken for one year, for a term
OF years, in the very best companies on the most
favorable terms. Choice N, rcantile and other
desirable risks placed in hrst-elass companies at
the LOWEST CONSISTENT RATES
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

in tull view of the private Office.
He heard George W. Jewett call
him, and he Immediately entered the
room, aud when the smoke had partially
cleared he saw Orville d. Jewett lying
on the body of Geo. W. Jewett. Orvillee
held SnarnI's pistol to his breast and
fired four shots in rapid succession. tie
then rolled from off the body of his uA-
Gle and lay writing on the floor near II.
fainter then ran down stairs and raised
a cry of alarm, and subsequently went
to Staten Island to acquaint the elder
JeWetps family.
Kate ClaxtOn's Husband.
Dore Lyon, husband Of Kate LlaXton,
the well known actress, has been de-
clared IL bankrupt.
Shot Dead.
A New Haven, Conn, dispatch says:
Charles Wilson, Of Galveston, was shot
dead last night while fleeing from the
police who were attempting to arrest
him and three others VINO were quarrel
Ing in The street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

Drunkenness-Maggie Lawrence, $40;
Chas. Ruke, dismissed; Mary Kaiser,
Jos. Mlodzianowski, 80 days; Jacob Mil
Ter, dismissed; Chas. Rice, So; Thomas
Corners. 50; Nellie Fitzgerald and JAS.
Carney, 81 days each; Thos. Morton, 10
days.
Disorderly Conduct Colbert,
$25: Jennie Nelson, 60 days; Ed. Brady,
Thomas C0ughlin, dismissed; G Orge
Pelton, So; Henry Freer, costs; Jacob
Gardner, continued.
Selling l. quor on Election Day-A.
Greensberger, A. Birnbryer. Benz Holt
ers, john Rooney, John Kunnen, Louis
BrizzOlari, Charles Fenslermacher, con.
tinued; A. Hampels, +. kripcniId, $25
and hour; Charles Meyer, dismissed.
Assault and Battery-Mary Quincy
and Lolis PinkVoss, dismissed; Her.
man Millhouse, $50 and 80 days; James
Patton, continued; Mary HageTty, bond
5000. to keep the peac..
iscellane0us-Jacob Gardner, de-
strOyiug bailOt-bOX, continued; John
Haiey, street begging, 80 days; VIM.
Jansen and Jac. Gardner, malicious
destruction, dismissed; George j
Good, careless driving, continued;
Frank Cory, gaming devices, con.
tinued; Michael Hayes, assault to kill,
continued; Frel. Covert, malicious de-
struction, 50 an d 10 days.
Petit Larceny-Barney Knoblock, dis
missed; Mrs. j. Souls, 500; Margaret
McCarty, dismissed.
Grand Llrcemy-John G Znsler, dis
missed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

Rev. Father Wmdhorst, Pastor of St.
Joseph's Church, will leave next week
for Europe.
l.. Z. Hopkins, Esq, has embarked in
the Life Insurance business, as an
agent of the Mutual Life.
DR.. VIM. Jones, OF Montgomery, Ham
iIton County, OHIO, died yesterday at
the age Of sixty-Iour years.
Mr.. Jacob G. Bishop, once a member
of the firm of Bishop Brothers, OF this
city, died az FlemmiUgsburg KY, yes
terday.
Father Ryan, the poet-priest of the
South, will deliver a lecture in this city
previous to his return 10 his home in
Atlanta.
Mr.. d. F. Gennett, formerly a sales
man for the firm oil Wallace g. Rlngel
died yes erday at his residence, No. 467
West Seventh street.
John j. Throckmorton, ESQ.,, Of Chilli
cothe, and A. M. Warner, E a., OF this
city, were admitted to pracJice in the
Uulted States Court yesterday.
W. Ii. Beall, Esq, who faithfully Sc we'd
as clerk i'll the office of the Superin-
tendent of Police Tor Two years, and " ho
afterwards acceptably filled the posi-
| tion OF License Clerk in the Mayors
Office, is a candidate for the position OF
Clerk Of the Board OF Directors of the
City lnfrmary. His election to this
place would be just recognIlio of his
qualities as gentleman ana business
man.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
Chamberlain will Try to Stick.

Chamberlain Will Try to Stick.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, April THE POSTS
Washington special says Governor
Chamberlain left there yesterday for
South Carolina. At a conference be-
tween Chamberlain and some OF his
friends, he informed them that he had
determined, after reflection and con-
sulLation with prominent Republicans,
to hold on to his office, and not TO sur
render or leave the State-house until
elected by civil process. In d CONVEX
sation Senator Patterson said, in ex-
planation of this departure from the
policy announced by Chamberlain few
days ago, that the Republicans of South
Carolina had decided not to give up the
contest until there was some definite
action.
In regard to Louisia Packard said he
intended 10 stand firm for his rights,
and events might occur in Louisiana
which would cause reaction in the
country in regard to the Presidents
Southern policy, and arouse a senti-
ment in the Republican party which
would compel the Administration to
change front. Ii Packard is deposed
then Chamberlain will give up the light
in South Carolina.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07

The following conYicLs started for the
Penltentiary this morning under the fOs-
tering care of Deputy Sueriff Joe Moses:
John MolIoque, burglary, 2 years.
Samuel Todd, mule stealing, years.
Ephraim Rhymer, rape, years.
John Hamilton, burglary, years.
VIM. Welsh, burglary, 8 years.
Thos. Ferdinand, burglary, years.
). Watts, shooting, years.
VIM. Shields, burglary, 2years.
JaSob Shuler, burglary, years.
Joseph Smith, rape, years.
Michael Doyle, burglary, 3 years.
Alice Stofel, grand larceny, 2 years.
Fred. Stofel, grand larceny, 2 years.
Chas. Thomas, burglary, years.
George Samm (Cnnesel shooting, 4
year.
Otto Lehman, burglary, years.
Ihomas Mccarthy, burglary, 4 years.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
DISPATCHES FROM ABROAD
National Associated Press to the Star.
ACCEPT OR FIGHT.

National Associated Press to the Star
ACCEPT OR FIGHT.
VIENNA, April Tt is reported that
Prince Gortschakotf's ultimatum to the
Porte is that unless tGe protocol is ac-
copied by the 18Th of April war VIII be
declared.
FROM OVER THE PACIFIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Among the
passengers from Australia on the City
Of New York, yesterday, were Horace
Lingard and Miss Alice Dunning.
Several railroad accidents had oc-
Cured at Sandhurst, Victoria, causing
a loss of $25, COO.
The Metropolitan Exposition opens at
Sydney, April 10.
Heavy floods have visited the south
ern portions of New Zealand. and crop
prospects are bad.
The whalers Mount Wollaston, Three
Brothers, Sea Breeze, Rainbow and
Cycleon mad arrived at Honolulu.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-07
TO-DaYsS Alarm.

At noon to-day AN alarm from Box 49,
called the engines to the northeast cor
ner of Vine and Liberty streets, where
a blaze was discovered in the roof OF Ii.
F. Cohrs' dry goods store. The origin
OF the ire is IA mystery, as the upper
stories OF the building are unOcoupied.
The loss will amount to about 1910, fully
insured.
By The way, for the third time this
week, the reel driver of the No. SIS ELL
CINE Company, Jerry Bray, has had
charge of tue engine. Captain Pohl-
man, what has become OF Meyer, the en-
gineer? Is he dead or sleeplug2