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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

THERE is very cheerful philosopher
in New York, and he is not fanatic,
either, who subsists comfortably on
81 81 per week. This individual, whose
name is Hall, Is much more reason.
able and practical advocate Of cheap
living than Dio Lewis and others OF
that class, inasmuch as he practices
what he breaches, or rather he breaches
entirely by his practice. He is in the
employ of plumber, and this being the
cull season for that business, his wages
for sone time have been limited to 50 30
3 week. A short time since work for
:he Seez having been unusually slack,
Ba$ employer turned him away with
erlr Il 81, and az this was reduction
Q: 81 per r*nt, our philosopher exer-
sjse.g she iaalienable right OF an Ameri-
cas- e4iazaa and struck. 1t was a
;sIa@f solitary strike, and it was
a? 9pg1; tae solitude Of his situation
faat 2tpapGsa him to deViate from his
gs1ja%:JlY prudent and economical
a&'ss& arc get drunk, after which his
soad wac straight and narrow to the
T1Mias P9.iee Court. The Judge asked
how be cOntriyed to livs on such a
mere pi.tance. go, bang up," he re-
piled. II get nice pie for cents,
coffee and cake for 3 cents, and pork
and beans for 8 cents." The Judge
discharged him. and presented him with
bali dollar to eXpend for his dinner.
"spend a whole half dollar for some-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
THE CINCINNATI STAR

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

THE GEORGIA CONSTITUTION. - The
Columbus (Gu.) Enquirer OF the 25th
ult. speaks mus confidently of the pros
poets Of the ratification OF the new State
Cons titution: "The Constitutional Con-
vention OfGeorgla has closed its labors.
All TO be done to-day is mere Journalism.
n good Constitution has been prepared
by our best men, and on the whole it is
grand instrument which the people
will Overwhelmingly ratily. 1t answers
every need OF the people, makes pro-
vision tor necessary reforms, and speaks
the voice OF enlightened Georgia. TIE
Two most troublesome questions are to
be disposed of by the people at an cleo
ton subsequent to that on which they
are to signify Il ratification or rejection
Of the Constitution. These are the
homestead and the location OF the capl-
tai. 10 the Constitution itself we do not
believe there will be any opposition, for
all must recognize it to be futile. Geor-
gla can say to her Convention mem bers,
Well done, good and faithful serY-
autsPn
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

IN discussing a candidate three things
are to be consdered-honesty, business
capacity, and fitness for the position.
Anything said about candidate on
and the more that is said the better.
Personal attacks or charges not involv
ing any of these may always be con-
strued into an admission that the per-
son or paper making them has a weak
case,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

OAKEY HALL proves to be more sue
cessIul hider than most OF our fugitiYes.
A London CORES spOndent observes that
all speculation regarding his where
abouts is a waste Of time, as very few
persons know of his retreat, and they
won't tell. 1t is very probable, how
ever, that he is in London yet, where he
can be as secure from discovery and OBJ
servation almost as if he were in the
Nlds of Africa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

PEOPLE who think that 81. Hoffman
Will be beaten by eight or ten thousand
votes forget the large number Of ballots
tuat will be cast for the orkingmen's
ticket. OF course Hoffman will be beat
en- and beaten badly, but with the vote
divided between three candidates, the
majority will not be over 5000 or 1000.
He Will lose, say 5000 Demo
cratic votes, and get in the place from
500 10 1000 ring Republicans.
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which his family has held during the
more tAan IL score years he has ma e
tn m believe him dea I. We nave under-
stood that he will apply for Il divorce.
FAIs simp y means that he will deprive
the wild W of her sh re of the property,
for what other excuse can a man SO ola
as he uf'r? Michigan isn 5 ate nj easy
divorces, but upon what ground can this
IN Il secure divorce from ms wilr? II
Mr3. Brown asked Tor u divorce from her
husband. the matter Uuid be very dll-
f9rent.-[A Adrian Mich FINES.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

thing to ca = cXcla imed the astonishcd
Hall. SWAY, no man can eat 80 cents
worth at a single sitting" And he lett
the court with rs serene IA countenance
and as contented a heart as was ever
possessed Y Diogenes in his tub.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

FORTY THOUSAND SHIRTS, on each of
which is printed extracts from the KO-
ran in blue characters, are being manu-
tactured in Paris for the Turkish SOL
diers. During the heat of the day the
weary warrior can take off his shirt and
sit in the shade aud read.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

Dtman's Sea salt is not merely a healthiul
luxury, but has produced really wonderful ef-
fects in many cases Of g.andular swcllings,
rheumatic affections, neuralgia, sprained
oints. &c. Sold by chemists and druggists.
RnNyarp of initatIous
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

LOUISVILLE, in a burst of generosity
and enthusiasm, announces that no man
will talk politics while the President al
party is in the city. The event that Can
stop the average Louisvllian from talk
Ing politics is one OF no ordinary i'm
pOrtanCe.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

"PoLLIwoG," ''polliwlg," or tadpole-
which? That is what is bothering the
newspaper intellect Of Chicago and In
dianapolis.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

Rome, N. Y, Sentinel: "a lady rea-
der writes for receipt TO 'femoYe
ireckles. A lady in Rome, who has tried
the remedy, recommends the following {:
Bathe the face lightly with culogIe
water after tea, and at about 10 P. NJ.
brush both cheeks, the forehead and
chin with carefully selected mus tache.
1 this does not remove the lreckles, it
viii, unuer ordinary circumstances,
cause them to be iorgotten."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

IT is quite likely That robbers and
murderers will emgrate from Henry
County, Ky, as the hemp crop in that
section is quite promising.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

Should the baby be suffering with any
OF the disorders of babyhOod use Dr..
Bui S Baby Syrup at once Tor the
lruuble. 2ly pnr bottle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

THERE is a Half Orphan Asylum in
New York, and Brigham's widows pro-
pose to start another at Salt Lake.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

THEIRS may have bossed the house
hold during his lifetime, but the Madame
is determined to boss the funeral.
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RELIAB LIE help for weak anu nervous suf-
fcrers chronic, painful and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvcrmach-
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Avoid limitations. Book and journal, with
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Address PULVERMACHER GALVANIC
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

THE next Of the tall elections takes |
place in M aine on Tuesday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

The sick man of Europe is conya-
lescent.
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THE STAR,

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23
Gha1nfdItigeuter:


The following translation Of 4 Moham.
medan prayer, offered recently in a
Mosque in Matakiu, shows tina. when a
Mussulman once has his religious zeal
stirred up he can curse his foes as vigor.
onsly Us Tristan Shandys famous i'm.
precalion would have it. "In the name
Of the most merCiiul GOd-praisG be to
God the Lord OF the worlds. God bless
our Lord Mohammel and his relations
and his disciples. Oh, God, make victo.
rious Thy servant, our Sultan, and grant
safety TO our people; destroy the unbelie-
vera, our enemies-enemies OF our relig.
ion; scatter entirely their council. Oh, God
destroy entirely their homes. Oh, God,
make their children orphans. Oh, God,
send them blindness OF heart; annihilale
their remnant; ruin with Thy fearful de.
struction on every side-with Thy thun.
dering (of cannon, with Thy neighlng
(ol horses), with Thy trembIe-carrying
thunderbolt, with deep, fatal wounds,
with Thy deaiening stroke, with walling
and flight, with gnashing Of teeth, and
with Quaking for fear. Destroy the I'm.
believers, wiping them out OF the world
with the destruction Of wrath-a mis-
cradle destruction. Oh, Thou Almigh.
ty, exalted One, denOlish them; oh,
our Lord, desolate their land! Oh, God,
let the eightangels make their supports
10 tremble Oh, God, whoever wishes us
evil or purposes injury, restrain his hand
and cause him TO turn turning.back.
ward BY Thy astonishing power; give
the llbalil power over them to stone them
with hellstones! Oh, God, cause them
with their possessions to be prey for the
MOhammedaus There Is no power or
strength except in God, the Most High
the Exalted. Ask God to blesS our Lord
Mohammed, and his relations ard dis.
Ciples together" .. F.
This beats Saint Athanasius. II his
pIous excelIency, the Gar, who feels so
deep soliCitude for the protection OF the
Roumanisn aud Servian Christians, can
curse as vigorously as that, the storm Of
curses which will go upward like an in.
Vulnerable flight Of crows on both sides o.
the Bosphorus, will equal anything ever
known in the Middle Ages, when bell,
book and candle, emphasized the curse Of
the Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23
THE WOOL MARKET.

CaiiE Republican OF Thursday,
During the past week the wool market
in this county has been feverish and ex-
cited. On Wednesday OF last week the
buyers began to offer, secretly, iorty.fve
cents pound. But there are no secrets
ia wool buying, and in less than twenty.
four hours every farmer in the county
Understood that forty.fve cents was tho
price. This has been the prise, practical.
ly ever since. A.considerable amount OF
wool has been sold in Harrison county at
these figures, probably about one.hali Of
the clip Of the county. There are many
farmers holding now for fifty cents, and
We shall not be surprised il they get it,
We are Informed that forty.seven cents
has been offered and refused in several
instances. There are rumors, also, that
fifty cents has been paid. On the other
hand, it has been reported for several
days past that the buyers hero had been
drawn of" by the Eastern dealers and
manufacturers, and that wool had declin.
ed to forty and forty-tWo cents. There
have been all sorts OF foolish rumors, as
there always are in times Of excitement
like the present. II some buyers have
been drawn of" there are still plenty left
and no one need have any uneasiuess on
this account.
We do not advise any man to hold his
wool for fifty cents. The only advice We
have ventured 10 offer this season was,
thatit was a good year to 60 slow, and wait
and see what the price was going to be.
Harrison county has already disposed Of
half OF her wool clip at better average
figures than any other county in the
State. But there comes a time when il ia
best not TO hold any longer. 1--we had n
lot Of average wool, and some man
should offer US forty.seven cents for il we
would sell, even il our neighbor should
wait and get three cents pound more.
BellGlrc Independent OF Thursday.
The wool market in Ohio has been
much excited during the past week, and
prices have ruled somewhat higher than
previously. A large amount has changed
hands throughout thib Stale aud in The
fine wool regions Of Pennsylvania and
West Virginia at prices ranging from
forty to toFty.five cents. Jefferson coun,
~ wool Is yet largely IN the hands Of
growers, and'iS being held for a hiVhe,
price. This state Of affairs also exists ii
Harrison and other ueighhorinE countie.
on both sides Of the river, Conse0uentiy
a cessation ofhostilities has taken place
the buyers aud growers both taking time
to cool of. We learn that some 200 OOC
pounds changed hands. in Washington
county, Pa, on last Monday, at iosty.fvt
cents,
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Cross Husbands and scOl,ling

1
"Domesuc inielicity," which newspaper
reporters nowadays credit with playing
such an important part In LIES drama, Is
often the result OF lingering or chronic dis.
ease. What husband or wife can DO cheer.
ful, smiling, and pleasant, when constantly
suffering from the fortunes Of some dread
disease2 Perhaps the husbands liver be.
comes torpid, and he experiences bitter,
disagreeable taste or nausea, has chilly sen.
Sations, alternating with great heat and
dfyness OF the surface Of his body, pain In
his sides, shoulders, or back, eyes and skin
are Hinged with yellow, feels dull, indIs-
posed and dizzy. Through his suffering he
becomes gloomy, dependent, and exceed.
inGly irritable In temper. Instead OF 70.
sorting to 80 reliable q remedy as few
small doses Of Dr.. Pierce's Pufgatlve Pei.
lets, and following up their action with the
use Of Golden Medical Discovery, to work
the hillary poison out Of the system and pu.
riiy the blood, II he play the part OF
"penny wise and pound Of foolish" man
he will attempt TO economiZe by
saving the small cost OF these mEdI.
cines. Continuing TO suffer, his nervous
system becomes impaired, and he iSfretful
and peeVish-a ct subject to become EN-.
broiled In domestic iniellcity." Or the
good wife may, from her too laborIous du.
ties or family cares, have become subject
10 such chronic affections as are peculiarly
Incident to her sex, and being reduced Ia
blood and strength, suffering from back.
ache, nervousness, headache, internal fever
and enduring pains too numerous to men.
ton, she may become peevish and irettul--
anything but genial helpmate. In this.
deplorablo condition OF III health, should
she act wisely and employ DR.. Plerces
Fayorite Prescription, II will in due time,
BY It's cordial, tonic and nervine properties,
restore her health and transform her from
the peevish, scolding, irritAble.tempered
invalid toA happy, cheerful wife. Laying
aside levlty and speaking seriously, huS.
bands and wives, you will find the Family
Medicines above mentioned reliable aud
potent remedies. For full particulars Of
their properties and uses, see PierCe's
Memorandum Book, which is given away
by all druggists. was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23
The Decline inR d o. IL. II. Stock

Baltimore American Il Thu,rdAy.
As will be observed by reference to the
financial column, there was a marked
agitation yesterday on the Stock Ex.
change in reference to the decline in
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad stock, which
opened at 93t and sold down to So-a
decline OF Is per share FROM the lowest
price Of Tuesday. The sales aggregated
about three hundred shares, and the mar.
ket closed ievcrish and panicky. The
excitement was not confined to dealers In
stocks, but extended to banks and insti.
buttons and individuals who arc holders
OF shares. Two years ago yesterday the
stock Of the company sold at $50, and i.
has been as high as 1919. All sorts OF
TnmCts We're rife, probably without any
l9unIaiIon, one Of them to the effect that
the July interest on the third mortgage
honda Of the Marietta Il Cincinnati road
would not be paid. 1t should be 70.
memoctcd that at the present time all
railroad investments arc more or leg,
deprecated in value, and holders Of BAL.
timore & Ohio Railroad stock should
seek to understand the situatioD
thoroughly before they venture TO give
encouragement 10 movement Thai
might result disastrOuSly to many impor,
;ant interests besides the railroad com
pany. The real cause Of the unusual de-
cline OF yesterday does not appear, but il
evidently has not local emanAtion, bu
lonnd its origin in New York, where
both Mr., Garrett and Mr.. King went OF
Tuesday, and have since been in constant
communication with the officials at Cam
den Station and the banking house O.
Robert Garrett & Sons, on South street
The subject Is one OF vital interest to Bal
umoreAns, and in its present nehuloul
'isie cannot be treated with too much
caution. Whatever may be the agitating
cause stockholders who have the welfare
Of the city and some Of its most promis.
ing institutions in view will hold on 10
Their shares and wait for the restoration
o. confidence, which may take place as
suddenly as the panic.
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AN uNLOoKED.FOx VISITOR
4 Hear Takes Possession Of 4
Western COurt.EIOOn'

Western COurtIOOm'
From the Memphis Appeal.
Tim Hope can't stand any lonesomcness
Hes essentially a sociable being, even u,
he is to the infantry born. When there
are no Police Court lawyers about fol
Tim to Coniound with knotty legal points
or kill of with revelations as to the ma
ture Of their fees, or when there il nc
simple afternoon papers reporter to he
viCtimized by his "sells," Tim feels a
want OF companionship that hangs heav,
lily on his soul.
"Tim, I've . pet bear II! send you, you
alnner," said one OF Tins friends, and he
kept his word.
Now, Tim has had his fun out OF the
cub, and thought he had it trained well
enough to give it the run Of the station
honse yard, but he didn't.
The Court was in session yesterday
doing u brisk busiuess and checking on
poor devils to Jail or chain gang, when
that cub poked his nose in the door and
followed it up with his body. No one
noticed him until the little fellow crawl.
ed under a womanS drcss, Then you
Just bet she was NOTICED. The woman
gave piercing, hysterical scream and
teIl back fAinting with fright.
Whats il" shrieked the Court, GivinS
dignity the cold shoulder and Ppringing
mp.
Fits said one,
"liesterics," yelled another.
/, II 4 / 1 4
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Union Depot Hotel,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
E. J. uHGER, Proprietor,

This House ofersuperIos Recommendations to the
Public, and TO those who arrive In the city BY rail-
It presents many advantages, All Passenger trains
Of the Allegheny Valley Railroad, Pennsylvania
Railroad, Pan Handle, Pittsburgb, F. ". C., de-,
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this House, and guests Of the ams are thereby
s,Ved Time, Annoyance and Express charges.
Guests Of this House are, without delay, on arrival
In Pittsburgh, in quarters, and convenient, At any
moment, to step on board Of departing trains
HB-The HOuSo, pleasantly located IN the busl.
men centre, Is iurnIihed throughout 10 the best
manner.
1rPnstIcally are-prooi.
STThc Cuisine Department Is a leading feature.
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TUFTS PILLS

| Dr. Tut hM
been engaged Ia
tho pneue, Of
medicine thirty
year,, AMI fora
Hong time WA
ldsmSnstrhtSr Of
anatomy IN Ls
Medical College
Of Georgia,
hence pgIsnni
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have the guar
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| elplsat and nFs
FRYE from all
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The heFSt3f5fs
|autagoniltIe
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ENrIN6, PuR
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While they r.
move all N
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bro d CO NO
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PRICE, csc.
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NEW YORK.
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"bEhbls
Bv. mail, IN Sd,dNes, IOItags INpdid.
1Br vtr..........,Si 80 eix month"; .......Si %
In Clubs Of FVC",..'.."a ,'..''.'',"''tl 20 EACH
In Cubs Of Ten"...... ''''''''' " tAch'
In Cluls Of nty..",."..., ......r.., % each
And an extra copy to person getting up Club
RrThp above prices ore inylhRble. Remit At
M, IN. in DuitS OF fCstGilioe Money Crdtrl, and
Tfers neither Of these can 10 procured, send the
money In 4 Registered letter
rpE INTELIlGENCER will present daily the
news in ali departments, from all quarters o.
The world, u we'll u a complete record Of local
events.
ruE WEEKLY /, printed on Thursday, and can
Ia had Al Inc counter, In paid envelopes, rtady
10, mailing. EB- Sad copy 10 dbjtM JfttEdI
ami TIlriit,I WiA AfEJ yfV1a hoWiI
observation-disclosures desiring 10 have the
nIiIY INTKLIIGKNCEE left regularly al their
IssJence, 10 the city and suburbs, can b
,SIv,I by having their address al Counting
Rom, or BY drop letter through the rostOtiee,
IN COSTRInUTORs.-Eoa attention will be paid
ia ,rGnyHou, communications; every artItle
must he accompanied by the writer's real name
and BddTr,s.
RuIiAsu Esiisri for " should b dddTEiIed "FFts
& CsiHy5'g" and should In no cue Be 1ddfeJIsd 10
,tls, miiridldl member ofths firm BY mana,
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This Bank is Organized and prepared TO TRANSACT
the business Of banking Ia ali IL dStaIls,
hlueeeedl the Fist National Bank Of Wheeling
10 owned BY the same shareholders and lundeF ~
ame MANAGEMENT.
By carefully regarding the interests Of Ia Cor.
respondents and DepoaitoTT, and BY prompt md
faithful execution Of their Eiahes Il hons 10 ueIl
lhelF esteem and confidence.
Notes and bills discounted.
;, CollsCtions made on all points throughout the
DePoeit Accounts subject TO check al LRht 10.
eeiTSd from HANK, Bankers, Films, Corporations
Certificates q Deposit Issued payable on deman d
or at dItd dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob :. Rhodes, WIN, A, Tprngr.
VIM. A. lbett, John 1. HobbS
A. N. Adams D, O. DeWey.
Henry N. Harper, my2I-dAV