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PARLOR CROQUET FOR 75c.
STANDARD BOOKS IN SETS.

Macaulay's History OF England. yo's.".... > I
Dickens's Novels, g vols. llustrateo.....'. "a !
Waverley Novels. ~ vols....... ............. -
Dickens's Novels, IA vols. Cloth....,....... ~ !
Waverey Novels, 6 vols. ..................... III
SchiIler's Works, translation, vols. ......:,. =
Knights Popular History or England . vols,
SyO...,. ~
Knights Half-Hours With Best ArthorS,i
vols Northumberland. 7;
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The following standard books. nrn,!r lam, =,
cloth, with col6rrd illustrations, will b., al, :. :.
Swiss Family Robinson, Pilgrim p-o,,.r
Foxes's Book Of Martyrs. ''T'''''
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BOOKS Az 500.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF POTTERY ycp
DECORATION.
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I1OR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS GO TO
C BROWNE ROWE's cheap dry goods store.
They are opening new and pretty DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, LADIES and CHILDRES'S
FURS, &c Zee the prices:
IS up; BALMORAL SKIRTS at AZ. so, go. 76c.,
81 up; CASsIMEREs, Just received, from 10 10 25
per cent. less than old prices; BLACK GOODS aud
I2k, IS; log, 90. rs, 35, 40. SOC up: DRESS
GOODS reduced for the third time.yery low (:
FANCY WOOLLENS and FURS. for ladies' and
childreu's wear, much cheaper than ever before. A
beautiful line Of fIRE-GRT CHAINS for ladies
and gentlemen; PLATED SETS for ladies and chill
dren; SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. 26, So, so, 75c,
aud 81 !; LADIES NECK and pretty
styles New and beautiful designs In LADIES'
CORSETs at such prices as win astonsh. In fact.
If you wish the BEST GOODS &C The LOWEST CASH
PRICES don't forget to call al BROWNE ROWE'S
Cheap Dry-Goods Store, 323 Broad street.
de Decd
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

SSEEnTEss and LONDON LAfEk LAYER ~
d S Ssss Mixed NUTS, six pounds tof ~
p, CoUKlSG.WlNE.
s"EIi GEORGE GEORGE a. HtINDsLsE.lo ~. 4 STREET
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COOKS AT 75c.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Or POTTERY ynp
DECORATION.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

~
LAYER and SULTANA RAlSINs of every grade;
LEGHoRN and ENGLISH Cl1RONs, CUR
RANTS, CHALMERS, COX'S, and NELSON'S
GELATTNE; ..+@'.-
CANTON GINGER (dried aud In SYRUP:
NUTS (new crop) Of every description; %
MUSHROOMS, FRENCH PEAS; r1!-s g" -
PATTI DE Fol GRAS; i.-.s...t .-s.
ANCHOyIES I'm OIL and In kegs); - -5..@
FUNNY fish,, 'a' 81 "~ ~
SMOKED and pICKLED EELs and SALMON;
JELLIES Of all kinds; IN
MINCE-MEAT thome-madel; s~,s-
OLD ENGLISH CHEDDER, STILTOS ROCHE
FORT, EDA3r, NEUFCHATEL, OSTEGo, and
SAPSAGO CHEESES; G.
ALKETHREPTA;
HOMEMADE PRESERVES and PICKLES;
CALIFORNIA PEARS and APRICOTS; H
CANNED OKRE;
CORN and TOMATOES, canned together for soups
MALAGA GRAPES;
HAVANA ORANGES; ..--. r., '
SWEET CHOCOLATES;
CHOCOLATE CROQUETS;
SCOTCH RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY, ana
GOOsEBERRY JAMS, 3
VIOLET PRUNES I'm glass and woody;
ICE-CREAbf, OSWEGO, LEAFLET, CAPT.
JACK, and MUSHROOM CRACKERS;
PLUMS and DAMSONS;
CANNED PEACHES and APPLES In gallon iars
for pies. 25 cents per can, at
de 10.tde2o CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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l.,o,, o, t1asients to the asylums, and that the
name Committee inquire into the spring
lease Of She Central Asylum. Referred:
nv Gr. III kssEy "A resolution asto What
Legislation Is necessary to render persons
residing .near the lines-of railroads In the
Comuonw Ito obtain indemnity for
damages done by trains running ION said
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adjournment till fall, when more active
movements will be fully undertaken.
"Much interest has already been awak-
ened among women on the subject OF an
Art Museum. Evidences Of this are met
with in all directions, sometimes in
quarters where least expected. The
membership Of the Association now
numbers eighty, each one of whom has
been constituted a committee 10 confer
with others. The object is in its nature
so full OF interest that it seems to me 1t
only needs to be presented and the OBJ
jects OF the Association explained.
"As an association Of women We may
fairly take the position that we are not
beggars for unwilling gifts, but simply
aim ng to present an instrumentality,
through which those who wish to give
may do SO, to help to result which shall
be joy and delight, as well as an sdu-
Gator, to ourselves aud to those whom
we may leave behind u.s."
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EARLY RIPES.

This absence of authority and
relaxation of discipline affects girls, Of
course, as well as boys, but differently.
Their license Of speech and action is u
constant marvel TO the high-class En-
glshmen who come to this country.
"Mamma," said miss OF ten summers
the other day to her mother Cone of the
most beautiful and elegant women in
New YORK society }, after serious and
critical examination of the shape of her
head and it's pose upon her neck,
Mamma, you have an exceedingly we'll
shaped mead. l think you migut have
been quite bright woman If you had
tried Another little girl astonished
"a gentleman visitor by asking him what
he thought Of Cleopatra, adding that she
'did not like Story's statue Of Cleo
patra because it was Egyptian and it
ought TO have been Greek, for Cleo
patra was daughter Of the Ptolemies," /"
and when the gentleman asked her what
her special motive was for asking the
question, she replied: Nothing; only
she thought Cleopatra was u very
curious aud interesting person because
she married her own brothers, and sne
was going to write composition about
her."-[New York Letter.
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MARRIAGE OF MISS CORA DEAN.
A Murphy Movement That Will
BE COmme nded.


1t has for some time been rumored
that Miss Cora Dean, the vocalist. was
soon to be married to leading member
of the Cincinnati Bar. Nothing definite
was known except to the intimate
friends OF the interested couple, but on
each occasion Of late when Miss Dean
appeared on the stage tue ladies OF the
audience would be heard to whisper, 81
do wonder when she Is to be marriedE
This was especially the case at the late
rendering OF the Haymakers' Cantata,
as many who did not know the exact
time were convinced that the event was
not far off. II
Now, however, the announcement
comes In definite shape, and the outside
world is informed OF what only those
socially acquainted with the parties
have heretofore known, that the for
tuuate party to the other side OF the al
lance is to De Captain Jonn T. Murphy,
the present popular and efficient Prose
cutting Attorney or the Police Court.
The ceremony is TO take place this
evening at 8 O'clock at the Richmond
street Christian Churcn, corner OF Rich
mond and Gutter streets, and will be
performed by the pastor, In presence OF
company of invited guests, embracing
the intimate friends of the happy couple.
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Amusement Notes.

Captain Bogardus, the great "shot,"
will give an exhibition ut the Grand
Opera-house next Friday evening. Ey-
cry one has read OF Bogardus, till they
all feel acquainted with him. There
will be an immense house.
The Davenport Club will give the play
of Fashion," at Rubinsou's Opera
house, this evening, TOR the benefit of
the Home OF the Friendless. The piece
is cast to the full strength Of this eXce.-
lent Club, and will be well played.
Jack the Giant Killer" by the largest
giant and smallest people In the world,
at the Grand Opera-house. Matinee
every afternoon and regular perform
ance every night. Do not fail to take
all the children, and larger persons Can
see it with great interest.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-29
A Complete 0Kit.n

Mr.. M. B. Davis alias "Kit," the ire
pressibls good fellow, with the firm OF
Maddux, Hobart & Co., is going around
to-day with smile both child-like and
bland, and with his hat cooked over his
left ear. He's as happy as maiden
with her first love-letter, or youngsi or
with a whole miuce pie. Heaven has
blessed him with boy with whom he
has but lew hours' acquaintance, and
it would do your heart good to see
"KiW handle the wee thing as he sings
in the exuberance of his JOY, "'Tls
sweet to bo FODDER May the little
Xxi prove a comfort to his parents,
inneriting the get-uL- i-tive-ness OF his
worthy sire and the amiability and
grace OF his mother.
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT

STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS. May 16. 1877.
Whereas, the Ii b U RG j. b REMEN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, located at
Hamburg, in the Empire OF Germany, a
Foreign Insurance Company, is possessed
of at least the amount OF actual capital re-
quired OF similar companies formed under
the provisions OF the act entitled San act to reg
III ate Insurance Companies doing an Insurance
business in the S ate of Ohio" passed April 27,
1872, ana the acts amendatory thereof and sup
Elementary thereto, and has deposited with
the superintendent of Insurance of the State
of Ohio, in trust for the benefit and security
Of its policy holders residing in the State Of
Ohio, a sum not less than one hundred thou
sand dollars in stocks and securities required
and allowed by said acts, and has 6led in this
office certified copy oi its Charter or Deed Of
Settlement, and q detailed statement Of its as
sets and Liabilities, and evidences Of invest
ments, and otherwise complied with all the
requisitions of the said acts, which are ap-
pllcabe to Foreign Fire Insurance Companies,
partnerships and associations.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of law, /,
WILLIAM ID. HILL, Superintendent Of
Insurance of the State of Ohio, do hereby
certify, that said Company is authorized to
transact its appropriate business Of Fire
Insurance in this State, in accordance with
law, during the current year. The con-
dition and business Of said Company at the
date of such statement December 81, 1876 as
shown by statement OF Home O1ice made to
this Department is as follows:
Amount OF actual paid up Capital S323, 400 90
Aggregate amount of available AS
Sets. l,345,98O Al
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities,
Except capital,) including re-
Insurance ..................... I2',9o5 ~
Amount Of Income for the preced-
ing year in cash.. 3,298 9g
Amount Of Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash ........... 374, S34 04
The condition and business Of the United
States or American Branch, December 81, 1876,
is shown by statement. as follows:
Aggregate amountof available AS
sets in the gnitedStates. es...........s s637, ,787 81
AgXreg ate amount Of Liabilities in
the United States, including re-in-
surance ....................... 184, ,93s O4
Amount Of Income for the preceding
year in cash in the United States 348,156 25
Amount of Expenditures for the pre-
ing year in cash In the United States 236, 1913 Il
In witness whereof, i have hereunto subscribed
my name, and causei the Seal OF my office
to be affixed the day and year above
written.
[SEAL. WIN. ID. HILL, Superintendent.
BY WIN. EWING, Deputy.
FREDERICK RAUH, Agent at Gin
! Cinnatis
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Mr.. Joseph Glare, OF Bethel, Clermont
County, Onlo, has been convicted by a
jury OF the charge OF committing rape
upon,a young gill named Fannie Larhan,
former servant in his family, on the
19.h day Of July, 1875. The trial lasted
nlne days, and created the most intense
interest in the little city, where the de-
fendant is a man oil means and prom.
inence. Clare has been in trouble at
different times with women, but hitherto
has managed 10 evade punishment. He
was connected in a questionable man.
ner with the Perkins tragedy In this
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-29
WOMEN,S ART MUSEUM.
The Presidents Address ON tht
OCCASION.

OCCaS1Ons
The members of the Women's Art
Museum of Cincinnati held their last
meeting for the season yesterday even
ing. Mrs. H. G. Whitman was elected
Secretary in place of Mrs. E. +. Noyes
resigned.
The following address was delivered
by Mrs. A. +. Perry, the President, and
shows the progress and nature OF the
society:
"rhe WORK OF the meeting to-day
seems to complete the organization OF
this Association, the first steps OF which
" ere taken nearly i've montus ago.
"rhis may seem long period with
but little accomplished; in truth it is
not SO. When the subject OF the assc-
citation women for this purpose was
rirst presented at a meeting in January
last, fourteen ladies We're present. The
matter had already been talked of ln-
formally, Uut had not taken shape or
been definitely considered. Since then
many meetings have been held, com
mitlees have been appointed and have
reported, consultations nave been had
in different directions, and deliberation
mas been given TO each step of its prog
eSs.
L,fNhn constitution mas U6Gn CafeIullV
adonted not oniv TO present. bul fu ure
.,oohs 49, select Committee. viz: Mrs,
MaIon Mrs, .Iohn Davis. Mrs. John I.
Perry.
ohonIG taGa was n matter of importance.
smUI,a 'uT has '% %aen the subject Of good de al
arI a. di.cnssinn The difference of views
H,s hean t,nally harmonized and the
naH ,nr ~ Iba nrasent Association adopted
"a Snariai Committee on By-laws has
| on ornninted. viz: Mrs, Howe. Mrs,
| Ionn D,vis Mira. .A.Campbell,
| .Standiny CommiLtees have bean an.
o;n,od ns folIows.
pV n,'n Fjnance-Mrs. Theo, Stanwood
NJ. " canrge w McAlpin. Mrs, Charles
49, W. NJ VIM. R Williamson Mr.
T' Erszar Mrs. Richard Folsom
u"a A I.lnn Wood.
,,nn 49,, or,aiumen,s-Mrs w. p uu,
hor, " Mrs n W,lliams. Mrs. Enocb Car.
Son Dor Mr., Jnhn Kilyoul. Mrs. Harry r
Sn,itb SUI Mrs. lanes McKecbun. Mrs,
Wm. Doughty, Mrs. L. Al. Dayton,
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LEGAL.

vEGAL-HAMILToN COUNTY, OHIO,
| iCourt Of Common Pleas.-No. 5',Hl.-An-
ME Nj. Ward, Plaintiff, vs. William w. W ard,
Defendant.--William w. Ward, defendant, is
hereby notified that the plaintiff, on the 18th
day OF May. 1877, fled her petition in said
Court, praying for q divorce against him, on
grounds OF habtual drunkenness fol. more
Than three years, extreme cruelty and gross
neglect of duty. And that unless he answer
SAID petition within six weeks from the date
of this notice, the petition OF the said plaintiff
filed herein, will be taken as true and judg-
ment rendered accordingly.
A. j. PRUDEN & SON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Nav u, 1877. myH-6tru
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An Austin (Texas) gentleman, who
served through the war of the rebellion,
told his wife that the Both Of this month
would be Decoration Day. 81 hope,
then, sne said, "yOu will decorate me
with new bonnet" "My dear,w he re.
piled, "this is year Of compromises
Pll compromise on ten yards OF calico.''
The spirit in which THIS offer was mel
has convinced him that the era OF good
feeling has not yet arrived, ana he
ciliation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-29

LAST Sunday Lewis Norton, an en-
ploye OF Buchholz's livery stable on
West Seventh street, abused unmerci-
Iully Il horse belonging to DR.. W. Il.
Cook, that was stabbed there, producing
thirteen weIts on its body as thick as
a MANS finger. This morning he was
arrested for cruelty by Officer Joseph l..
Smith, and will be examined on the
charge before Squire Harmeyer this at
teruuOn.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-29

Gov. Emery, of Utah, in private let
ter to friend in Chicago, says: "Per-
haps you see good deal about the Maui
VOC Legion. There is nothing in it oul
sensation"
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city few years ago, which is still fresh
in the memory OF our readers. The jury
aw warded $500 to the victim, Miss Lar-
han.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-29
EDUCATIONAL
OBERLIN COLLEGE.

THEOLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepare =
tory Departments Elective studies. Ad-
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
OF religious influences Thorough and cheap.
Tuition, incidentals and library fees only ~
wear. Over 100 students annually For fuller
inform alton address J. II. FkIRCHILD, Presi-
dent, or j. b. I. MARSH, Secretary, Oberlin.
Ohio. au3 dGW.u
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PIANOS, &c.

S5SRsSa THOSE WISHING TO BUY OR
ent Pianos or Organs will find it
sIo their interest TO examine our
Sto0h. Our business is exclusively Pianos and
Organs. and our large trade and correspond
ingly heavy purchases for cash enable us to
offer not only large assortment for selection,
but bottom prices.
ID. HI. BALDWIN & CO.,
1t l5S West Fourth street.
mV95-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-29

Mildness conquers--and hence 1t is
that the gentle yet positive Influence Il
Dr.. BULBS Baby Syrup overcomes so
quickly the disorders OF babyhood. Price
05c
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At other Points.

At other Points.
National Associated Press to the Star.
Erie-Buckeyes OF Columbus 4, Eries 2.
Springfield. O.-Chicagos 0, Spring
fields 8.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 6; Philadel-
phias, 0.
Pittsburg-Harttords of Brooklyn, O.;
Alleghenles. l. ..... ..
Syracuse-Bostons 3, Stars l. Base
Hits-Bostons 8, Stars l. Errors-Bos-
tons 8, Stars 7.
Indianapolis-No games played yes
terday. The indianapolis Club, which
thus far has proved the champion OF the
season, will leave to-day TO play with
Eastern clubs, as follows: june l, Al
iegheny; June 2, Princeton, N. j.; June
4, Lynn, Mass. June s, Boston; June 8,
Manchester, N. H.; june 7, Lowell,
Mass; June II and Il, Rochester, MY ;
June l3, Syracuse, N. T.; June IA,
Binghampton; June 10, Auburn, N. Y
June IL and lS, Syracuse; June 10. Erle,
Pa; June 20 and q, Allegheny, Pa.
June ~ and %. Wheeling; June 70, al
home with Chicago.
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NOTICES.

GORGE KLEIN, COMPOSITION ROOF.
J Err Repairing promptly attended TO- 23l
W. Third st., Cincinnati, o. mh2O-S.ru&Th
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To-day the Cincinnati Reds and the
Chieagos play an exhibition game IN
Dayton. Tomorrow the same clubs
will contest at the Cincinnati Ball
Park.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-29
ICE CREAM.
REMOVALS.
DIR. A. G. McCHESNEY

Has removed from 6S West Seventh street to
142 W est Eighth street, one door east Of Elm.
mY29 3tTu.Th&S
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. [. J. clAPkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
aos K-ar.y street. sa. Fr..cises,


UNsrABIIsHED IN 1854. f0R TIE
Diseases. ~ ais, Ill FEMALE Complaints and
Disease. of the Nervous system,
The immense destruction 0f human lilo an.
pually from rec,et and chronic diseases eaured
this old and reliable Institution 10 be estao.
ii.hed nrst In Philadelphia. Penn. In lss0. and
private dispen-ary. In orter 10 anord the
afflicted the best medical and surgical treatmeut
t,r The aboye and all ether Affections and COM
Iiainis. Consultations ct the Institute or by
letter. FREE.
Physical and Mestni Debility,
yitsi Weakness, nervousness. low spirits. las
-itude. weakness of the hmos and back. lo~s
Of mus -uisr power. indi-positioa and ineapa.
biiity for labor and study. weak. exhausted
fesiinr. NO energy or courage, palpitaiion of the
heart, dullne4r OF apprehension. loss OF mem
ory. aversion to sseiety. lore OF solitude. TIM
idlty. ..lf di.trust, loss Of manhood. dizziness,
hesdsehe, pain. IN the side. Ansctions OF the
eye, plnples on the fsee rexuai OF osnct IN
nrmitie- In man OF woman. are euted oy me
Justly celebrated ply sieiAn. L. j. cZAPkAf.
Ills mode Of curing disssse 10 peeulisriv his
own (unknovn tS othcrsD. and hence the great
success. Rheuuaatic anee,ions. chronic cAtAffn.
ii.ease. of the stomach and kidneys. liver COM
plants. etc. successfully treated. Those who
are suffering from the errors and indiscr.tions
OF youth. nervous veaksess. are assured OIL
permanent cure.
DIR. CZAiKAY, one Of the mort successful
medical practitioners on the Paein; coast. may
be consulted eonndentislly In reference To The
above and all other eomI Iialnts at the Institute,
No. 400 Kearuy street san Franeiscs.
Changes moderate. Communications strictly
conasisntial. Medicines sent BY exprvss. Ad
dress l.. J. CzAPKAY. u. D., fossofice Bon
a. San Francisco. Cal. ocoi ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

SIR ASHLEY cooP e RS
VITAL RESTORATIVE!
usuE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
i Nervous Debility. spermatorrn1a. Seminal
weakness, and prrmsture Define VI Physical
Force.
THE VITAL RESTORATIVE
win positively cure: thoroughly and perma-
nsntly. any case Of EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
or n.ryJu. debility, either aeuie or oi long
. an ling. and In either ser, no matter nom
what esnse pooduccd.
ruR VITAL RH<rORATIvE
I. . thoroughly scientific prescription, u mot
qusck no-trun. hence perfectly safe 10 tsks. 10
pheasant TO the taste, supplies IN the eerebro-
spiual and -ympathetic syrt-ms of nervss new
force purin.s and enrtehe- the bloot. reiu sin-
ating and reinvigorstiug both mind aud boy
Thousands. both In this country ant In Ea.
rops. can testify to the grea rs-torstive prop
ertie. OF this really sr~at medicine.
Price. o. per bottle .,or foar times the quantity
for tio. ssnt to any sddrc-s secure from OBJ
servation on receipt Of piice.
f0rad,ste University of Pennsy ivAniA. late
Resident surgeon Urthotocdic Hospital. Phila-
delphiA No. II kearny street.
san Francisco.
sole Agent. to whom all letters should be ad.
drcs-ssl.
p. s.-pR. MISTlE can be consulted In rvf.
creme 20 the above complaints during once
hours ftom . A. n. 10 jr n. daily. anu 70
= sevtning. Sundays. 10 A. n. toll =. Full
direc, lons and sdvics fre with every, paehase
ol medicine. jy75 3m
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VOL. XXvIIL
WATCHES. JEwELRY, ETC.
WATCHES! JEWELRY!

IN PARIS WAS rtsT @
rars sosD
hn of
the
machy hs ens
ID detect
vnuin ofai
United sia and canais i rS
ihsrrtA xalus sunaJa
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q 90 LOT.

ne retail price OF the articles s,sy ten mss the p
The ot; for example IS for t~
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ApxrlAL sExxxs Is dead. He was .
kind husband. an .indulgent parent and
sstimabls pirate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

An advertisement says "Consump-
tives take notice." That Is certainly
harmless remedy to take.
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PrrRoLEuN V. NAsRr.
- m

S.-Jist ca We adjourned we got
the moose that Biglsr he'd been hoasin
NV us-That the accursed yooserper
wusn't comm to the Corners at all.
That man needs KILN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
oo-cCNr LOT.

81 90 LOT.
One pair sleeve Buttons. stone setting.
One set % spiral shirt studs.
One heavy band EngAgemsn nj King.
One set ca Engraved bracelets.
ON. I.adlss' lsng Guard of Neck Chain.
One Engraved Miniature locket. for above.
Gee aent's heavy.link Watch Cham.
one Lake Gsorre Diamond Stud.
"a 90 LOT.
One lsiies' Neck Chain and Charm,
One Ladies' heavy 0uArd Chain for watch.
One at PIN and Ear Hinge. Amethyst.
One extra nna Miniature Loeket.
One Cameo seal Rirg.
One v.ry heavy Wedding or Ensaxement Ring.
On Gents heavy waten Chain with Charm.
Ose Lake ts-orge Cluster Pin.
One pair ca heavy hand Bracelets.
The retail price OF the articles In each camp
ask fsr the lot; for example, our 81 lot rstdis