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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

THAT Memphis Associated Press agent
sticks to his snake story, and says there
are hundreds of other men in Memphis
who saw 'em, too. He had better try to
stop, but not too suddenly. Serious
consequences have been known to fol.
low "swear Off under such circum.
stances.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

BRAZIL has just entered the Postal
Union, which promises soon to en-
brace the whole civilized world. 1t has
made rapid progress in the two years of
its existence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

AT Saturdays quotation of silver, 5sl.
per ounce, our trade dollar is worth
just 90 cents in gold, and thus is the
silver question settling itself without
the aid OF our currency tinkers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

ROBACK'S PILLs are becoming more
and more popular every day, and it,
specie payment is not resumed within a
few years. they will doubtless be made
a legal tender. They pass readily now
for twenty-five cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

THE small men in Congress who o.
pose the Edmunds' Bill will do SO
mainly because they can make them
selves more conspicuous by opposing
the will OF the people, than by help
ing carry it out. Such men prize no.
toriety as next to fame.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22
PHOsPHoRENE DESTROYER. =

FHOoE HOIsENL DI4oI NU EN' =
The excess We .dalnpness of the weather
has been productive of reaches and 9th
er vermln that are exceedingly annoy
ing. A few applications of Phospho-.
rene will effeclualfy exterminate rats,
mice, roachcs, ANS, Soc. For sale by
druggists generally. j. 5. BURDSAL
g. CO., Proprietors.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

COMPLAINT is made that the Hamilton
County members spend so much time
at home that the "Little Legislature" is
losing its influence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

THE Enquirer notices that the lnde-
pendent papers support the Electoral
Count Bill, while the party papers are
all growing. 1t might also further re-
mark that the ependent papers reflect
the views of the people, while the party
papers represent only the professional
politicians.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

Now let the Legislature of OHIO follow
the lead OF old Connecticut and record
the sentiments of the State on the side
OF peace, prosperity, and the arbitra-
tion
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

The Coionnade Hotel, Philadelphia ,
Pa, sustained its weli-merited 'fSputa
tion, aud, il possible, earned greater,
with its patrons, daring the "CentennaaI
ElH HhihltintiO
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

Time ls money, but health is happi-
ness. II you havesa bad cold or cough.
use DR.. Bulps Coagh Syrup. Id will cure
you. Prioe'25o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22


1t was midnight when we reached a
small house, whose occupant happened
10 be UP and his Lights 1T. Our Whole
party lad travelled IN silence Lurougn
the storm, with only an occasional le
mark ouce in a while. 1 mad a stinging
sensation in my face, and i was quite
sure l had bloody nose.
We entered the mouse in body and
began TO seek an explanation. That is
to say, was tue party VINO sought the
explanation, AMI lexpected my assail-
anus to make it. But before anything
was said we surveyed each other mo-
ment in silence. Mr.. Morgan was
the only person l recognized. HIS
friends, Two in number, were stran-
gers to me. These two persons
appeared to have sustained no damage
At all, but the case WAS different VAIN.
Mr. Morgan. His nose was double its
usual size, lor my fist had struck tbs
organ which, by-Lhe-by, was very PROM
lnent, d powerful blow. He had only
the parJ of collar around his throat,
and his snir, ,-bosom was torn and COW
cred with blood. Altogether, his yisage
was sadly damaged. He did not seem
as cold and naughty as he was wont TO
be.
After my survey OF him had conc uded,
went to small looking-glass to see
now had Jared. Ii you had seen my
lace you would have laughed. IaIways
detested man with long nails. / posi-
lively abhorred Them, and shall do
80 till the day 0f my death.
MIR. Morgan's tilgers were like a
birds talons; he hau SCARED. and ripped
my face in such a manner as TO make
me ,hideous. II a dozen cats had been
practicing upon, me they could not have
performed their work more to their sat-
isfaction. My upper sip was 50 dread
lully swollen thai IL seemed 10 weigh "a
couple OF pounds. N#
Explanation and alteration was out
of the question, The whole affair was too
apparent. had unfortunately been
made victim, and cursed the folly that
had led me into tue scrape, and
made all haste that 1 could togain Sam.
Rudolph's house and wash my lace,, and
beg some ointment from his wife to
anoint my wounds. 1t took ajcouple Of
weeks TO heal the scratches Mr.- Nj Or
gaRs talons had inflicted, and at the
end Of that period 4 lett Lubec.
McClatn, immediately after the mar
riage, took his wife TO Bangor, and
never had interest enough in them
to inquire how they Jared with Mr.. MOI
gan. But ever since that night, when L
ind a friend asking me to act as a wit
ness for marriage, before giving the
request amy consideration, first en-
deayor to discover whether l am ex-
pected to do the fighting Tor the happy
couple on the occasion,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

The Grand Central Hotel, New YORK,
offers Its $50 rooms. ON The "new Specie
bas s." at " 80 and 50 per day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22

Address ...-- THE STAR,
gao Wafrut street, Cincinnati, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19
Hey S.ps che yss1Ha' Is. SsT FsI;..S ":

How the Various Counties are
RepresentedIin the PenitentI.
airy.
hOandIVills Reporter.
The number Of prisoners received at
the Weat Virginia ptnltentiAry, from the
different counties Of the State, aggregate
up 70 the present time, 027, coming from
the different counties as follows Brooke
Q, Barbour 3, Boone 4, Berkeley 35, Brax.
ton 10, Calhoun o. Clay 2, Cabell 80,
Dcddridge Z, Fsyette 20. Grant 0. Green.
brier 25, Gilmer 8, Hancock 4, Harrison
q, Hardy 4, Hampshire 4, Jefferson II,
Jackson 10, Kanawha 80, Lewis !, Lin.
coin Q, Logan 2, Marshall 13, Marion %,
MononeAlia II, Morgan 0, Mineral 4
Mason 10, Monroe II, Mercer 0, Ohio "a,
Peasants 0, Preston9, Putnam %, Pc.
cahontas 4, Richie IS, Randolph 2, Roane
z, Raleigh Q, Summers 5, Taylor %, Tyler
2, Tucker 0, Upshur 10, wet1el IS, Writ
;, Wood "a, Webster 0, WayneS, WyOm.
lug u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

SIwish / could write 70 Tommy said
y very little girl, whose brother was Il
school.
"Well," said a friend WHO was in III,
room, i will lend you my hand and pen,
What will you write to Tommy
"Oh, ! can't write a letter. don't
know what to lAy," said tho little girl,
"Not know what 70 sGyFq said The zen.
tleman. "Come let me begin. 'Las,
night the house was burned from top 10
bottom"
40 no, please don'tssy that
"Why notr
uCaule II isn't true"
Well, that 10 something. You know
that you mustn't put into letters thinga
that are not true. Nov, lot us try again:
"The kitten has been playing with liz
tail for Eve minutes"
No, mo-" said Betsy laughing, " don't
a.why, that Is true. saw the kitten
a Ye., bu. Tommy don't wan, to know
Come, my dear, that 10 another thing
that you know. When you write let.
Ter, you should say something that your
friends will care TO know. Shall I write
Jsm was naughty and would not lea IN
his lesSonE2"
No, no, not that please"
"Why, that 10 true, isn'titH"
Yes, but you needn't tell Tommy.
That would BE- telling tales"
You are right, my dear. see you
know something else about writing let.
ters-we should not pat uukihd things Ia
them. Shall ] write. Mary Anne Is
much better, and will DO down stairs to
play 10 morrow
40 yes, do write that, cause Tom will
be 80 glad to know Mary Anne is better
no Is 80 fond Of her."
"Why, you little puss you do know
how 10 write letter, after all" said the
gentleman. And Lille Betsy went on
thinking Of things that would please
Tom At school, and The letter was very
nice one.-0hrisiGa al Work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19
Obstruetins Nature,

Instead Of aiding her efforts to rscuperate
10 Obviously not the way to get well when
one IL Siek. Yet this Is precisely the couEs
pursued-ot course uhwittingly-by per.
sons who are continually dosing themselves
with powerful mineral drugs for some mAla.
dy with which they are afflicted. such
baletul msdicamentS rather tend to retRrd
recovery than to hasten II. How much
more sensible are they who employ the
gently acting but thoroughly efficient re.
Btoratiye, HostetteTs Stomach Bitters,
which, unlike the drugI referred TO, Il emf.
nently wholesome and safe; and, instead
OF injuring, improves The tone OF the stom.
ach and re.crelles health and ylgor In the
broken down system. Indigestion, liver
complaint, constipation, kidney and blGd.
der ailments, and rheumatism yield to It's
corrective influence, and Il is the remedy
and preventive par excellence for inter.
mlttent and remittent feyerS and other dis
orders bred by miasma tainted air and
water. It Is, moreover, asuperb appetizer.
cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19
saturdays steamers to Europe.

Saturdays Steamers to Europe.
NEw YoRK, November l7.-Five steam.
shipI left this port to-day for Europe.
Their cargoes we're as follows:
City Of Brusselsi q, 800 bush. corn, ! !.
200 bales cotton, 8. 900 bxs cheese, 1910 do
bacon, 200 les butter, 200 tcs and 100 bbls
pork, $50 racks lar d, 800 bales hops, 500
bbls apples, ESQ do onions, 1900 caSes
canned goods, 800 les lard, so tons fresh
meat, 200 do sundries.
Ethiopia; 1920 bush. corn, 5000 do
wheat: 6,l0O do rye, $50 bxs bacon, g.
500 bbls -four, 800 packages butter, 1000
boxes cheese, $50 les beef, 400 do lard,
100 bbla pork, $500 cases canned goods,
$50 bbls rosin, 100 pchs syrup, 300 quar-
ters fresh meat.
Hansa: 16,429 bush. corn, 5000 bush.
wheat, 200 bags horn tips, $50 bags tim.
o,hy seed. 2,s40 bales cotton, 322 cases
tobacco, 100 cases sewing machines, II
cases rubber, 500 les and so racks lard,
100 bbls beel, 800 bbls shoe pegs. =
Mosel: 1000 bales cotton, 500 cases
and 81 hhds tobacco, $50 racks, so tcs
200 ftkins, 200 bbls and 200 tubs lard
$50 bbls butter, 100 bags grass seed, l0I
bxs bacon.
Republic: 1000 bxs cheese, 5000 bis
bacon, 1900 bbls apples, 200 bales cotton,
200 bbls oysters, 1900 bush. wheat, zoe
bales hops, 1900 cases canned goods, IOC
tons tresh meat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

A MODEL PRIvArE scHooL.-Miss
Anna c. Bracket is a teacher Of excep.
tionnl qualifications and original meth.
DDS. Her object is to develop the iacuI.
ties Of the pupil and train them to efficient
work. She almost ignores the usual
method of textbook instruction, and
makes her scholars know a subject
through and through, and upon all its
sides. before they dismiss il. Her school
occupies two communicating houses, In
which che has established 4 through sys.
TEN Of ventilation by registers, by unhing.
Ing doors, and draping of these means Of
communication with air cloaets and other
apartments, 40 that with her parqretrie
floors and rugs, her blinds rolled to the
top, she haa At once the brightest, gay est,
most picturesque and most heallhfuI es.
tablishment have ever seen devoted to
school purposes. Curious to know her
opinion, questioned her, for, 1t must be
said, she u q practical and not chow
teachsr-ths hardest worked Of her corps
Of sasistanis, NOT excepting Mlas Ida
Elliott, her able colleague. Her great
point, and It was very well taken, WA
this: II am doing now what with %
years experience behind me l know ia
best for the sitls Individually. II |
undertake to submit my pupils to an sx-
animation by outside partier, / make
myself Rmenable to them and their ideas.
l cannot afford to send girls to be exam.
ined aud have them fail; therefore,
must suit my teaching to the demands Of
Of the men who make the standard, and |
DO not care 10 90 into that again. know
exactly what one has to DO 10 ct girls for
examinations I am doing Il all the time,
and in certain way, to tt girls for Vas
sar and Cornell, bat ! know also that my
teaching now 10 honest and thorough, and
am not willing 10 become again q part
OF any cast.iron and inaexible system."-
| Corrtfnonisnes BaIimofe American.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

AMERICAN, COMPETITION WITH ESQ.
LEsH IRoS-Llst year I stood by tho
shore OF Lake Chauplain in Canada, and
listened TO the prophecy OF an English
mining engineer, who declared to me
that the discoveries in the Adirondack
mountains would rsvolutionize, II not 10.
tally destroy, the iron trade OF England.
To-day, in connection with the clouds that
have fallen upon Cyfartha, trade journal
Informs us that two directors OF York
shire Grm of iron-masters have " found
mountains oil iEOu.stone, as fine as the
Dannemore aud Swedish brands, in the
vicinity Of Lake Chsmplain. Under the
p'insyal forests Of that district there arc
said to be stored ineShaustible supplies
Of rich, black ore, which cannot be
equalIed in England, and they arc spread
over district as large as Yorkshire it.
'elL" The firm Of which these two dir.
sctOrssr members have removed their
headquarters to the Unitsd States, and
several other great iron houses are talk,
i1g Of cmigratipg, and bsiug the 6rs! to
establish wOrks- at the various points Of
The great universal discoveries in the
New World. Last year crossed the Al.
!antic 10 Liverpool in company with a
mining engineer whose trunks were full
Of magnificent specimens OF hsnAtits
iron tound in Virginia, where, he inform,
sdue, he had an interest In some new
mining works promoted by English en-.
tsfptise, The Daily TslsTGpk, on the au-
thorily Of Mr.. Lothian Bell, an iron mas.
ter Of the north Of England, says that the
steel manufactures Of America are desti-
MED speedily to extingulsh English trade
With the United States 10 that particular
department.. "The total iron and stesl
products exported from Great Britain in
1873, compared With lhoss exported lsGt
year, chow Rrednction 10 value OF not
less than S66.00O, 600, and the many silent
e!a'!.turn aces, iorges and rollipg mills
n the Cleveland, Yorkshire, lancashire,
siaHotdHhire and Welah districts bear
melancholy testimony 10 the apparent
decay Of there staple branches. il Is es.
h@atcd that in consequences a the I'm.
p'Scedented s;Sgnation in the principal
trades Of Sheffield alone, during the past
!Snt yesrs, tho migration Of artiIiceTs from
mat town hIs reduced the parliameuta.
y list Of voters BY S000."-Loaioa Let.
" tOtis Nes York Times,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

THs MINISTERS AND THE ErERSAI
PUNISHMENT QursTroN.-Apropo Of the
Indian Orchard council, write, our Hart
ford correspondent, there comes to mind
an inciden: which occurred at Monday
ministers meeting In Connecticut city
mot Hsrtiord) 4 few ysaFs ago, when the
lan!or clergyman Of the city freed his
mind on subject that had given him
much mental dhtrsss by saying: "BFelh-
fISn, ! am 10 trouble. l have been preach.
l9gin!ure eternal punishmentto my peo-
pie, when and don't believe in it my
sell" Sitting down after thls confession,
hsNalted with fear and trembling the ex.
peeled condemnation Of his elder breth.
tsa, 69ut, to his great surprise, nothing
out stlence enlred, until, after u long
pause, smother brother started another
I16iset. "But why didn't you rebuke
him, tatheri' iHid the bright daughter Of
@tSspecIsd pastor who tells this story.
! taney that wO were all afraid TO let
Zach other know our own views was the
tepIy.-SpriEssii Repgb.iedH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

Going TO FiORt Down the Ohio.
Charley Ncaly, Of this county, has Just
completed the construction Of neatlltt
floating boat, In which be and his com.
panionS propose making a journey 10 the
head waters Of the ST. Francis river In
Arkanaas, where It ia their Intention to
spend several months In hunting and
trapping, The craft Is 40 feet In length,
BY IL 10 width and Is . perfect model Of
beauty. The interior is ftted up In
pfincely style. The door Is covered with
4 iine carpet, beds arranged In q eonye.
nlent manner for sleepipg; In fact nothing
that can enhance the pleasure, or add TO
the comfort Of the !yoyagera has been left
undone, They will carry With them On
their journey, gunI, reyolyerS, bowie
knives, aud On abundant supply Of AN,
muniticn. HGhspek Independent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19
"pIer or mo Pie"

Tr= tAs D.ades scq,lsrd Advertiser.
Tie LAST ordinary meeting Of the mnuf.
anal year wa. held by Selkirk town
council on Monday night, when q pre-.
election pie scene was re'enacied. Junior
BaIlie Millar Occupied tue chair. AT the
eloIe Of the bu,iue,s Biilis Millar asked
BY the by, ir,u This tho NIGHT tas speak
about the pie'
Nj. smith-Lsi rs have use and wont;
lstua have ont pie and porte r; it tsnds to
promote good feeling and harmony aud
chitGhat.
B.ilis MilIas-In the old way
The Clerk Out Of the funds?
BAilie Milsr-Yes. I would like Il
some e would propose Z.
Mr. Scott feel very i'll 10 do away
With an old custom, and 1 move that W e
70 blGk TO the pie and porter, and have
|. on Monday nigh. bsiOre the election.
Mr.C9utts (Atiera prolonged silence)-
There's no seconderi the business is dupe;
there's nae use Sittin' hero.
Nj, smi;h-Mr. Coutts, you're not
Chairman.
Mt. Couits-I know that.
The CIerk-I8s for the chairman to de-
CiLe.
Nj. Coutts-L4. him dae'., thin.
Dean Of Guild Trdtter-[ second the
notion.
Mr.COutts-l move that there be no
ptss and porter taen GOT o. tho burg funda.
The thing wsa dune away wi in 1874.
sier bein' hertbreck for ten years, an
IL tuli,h tae bring 7 back again. It's
been disgrace the way eve been laugh
sdIt up an doom through toon an coun-
Try. q
Nr. Yellowlets-I second Mr.. Coutts's
Notion that there be 10 pies or porter
paid for on! Of tue funds Of the bnrgh.
NJ. SMITH would like to understand
lhs motion, Is it pie, or no pie from tho
funds, or is every one to pay for it?
Nj. Scott mean that il be paid out OF
tie brrgh funds.
The clerk-Then the motions will be
'Pie" or "No Pie"
The roll was then called, amid the liter.
iugot The pubiic-Bailis Millar Dean OF
Guild Trotter, Treasurer Henderson, Mr..
Scott and Mr.. Bond answered APE y And
Nj. Coutts, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. CIsppertop,
NJ. ball, Mr.. Sigh and Mr.. YelloWlees,
NO Piep
The Clerk latter running up tho divt-
sion lis!)-Five for "pie" and six for = No
Pe"-maiorilY for mo Pie" ono.
The result was received with shouts Of
laughter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

A correspondent Of Saturdays New
York San propoands the following qdes-
ton TO the editor Of that paper:
First-Is 1t proper for young couple
In love to Becluds themselves in the par.
Tor, and thereby prevent other people
from using that room while they occupy
1t? g"
Seconds il proper for the inmates Of
the house 10 knock on the parlor door
and wait outside 4 moment or two before
entering when the lovers are in the room2
lhold that the German system OF court
ship, in which the young man calls and
spcndsthe evening With the entire family,
is the proper enc to follow, and that the
American plan Of "close communion"
should be avoided. IL my idea correct ?
Is long courtship better than a short,
sharp, aud decisive one2
The Sun replies 10 these iuterrogalor-
les q! some length. We extract the fol.
lowing remarks IRON Its comments:
As TO whether the inmates OF the house
should knock on the parlor door and
wait outside = momentor two before en-
tsring, when tho lovers are In the room,
there Is ground for discussion. They
should not be expected to do 1t. II they
do it, they proceed on the supposition
that their entrance will cause embarrass-
nent, and they ought not to proceed on
any such suppO,ition. No, il lovers can
not so conduct themselves In the parlor,
open TO the whole household, as to render
il possible for any one else to enter 1t,
they ought to be taught to behave differ.
emily.
The German system Of having the lover
spend his evenings with his sweetheart in
the presence Of tue whole family has
much 10 commend it. though the hearty
Germans tolerate degree Of caressing
familiarity between the lovers under such
circumstances. which would be odious 10
our people. Perhaps it is Just as we'll
that engaged people should be put under
more restraint than they are in many
circles Of American society. But We trust
much to the discretion Of our girls.
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Gtsqntelkgeua1.


s,o,,.p,i youth, With bis heart 10 hI, eyes,.
Ts1t ,sols Ike the hIht Ol the beautiful tkIeI
ssslI pom "a 10 lJVo roe through all Of lie,
IaI ". al inst ID ID bis own dear llttlo Vile
'''' -candSn Pot.
.a,sv th,t .lrl, With hSr heart In bOr elolhts
III h,f bgauat sh0Iel dom on the brldIVOi bcl
lh,5I 10 iof your person aud pocket for life,
10 y u,sia,I, eTpenilyh and eunlberohe VILE
G4e,i W0Ildu't-VOuld your
-RoGding OyBGish.
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cosEIISo Ia said to have remarked
snS.ivsly Of ltorrisSey, II never ssv him
snaout learning SomeLhiug,n This may
" %; but says the Worcester Frsa, .1t
s0'''o like the duce 70 'aee' him
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M Soili, n well ga complete record Of loeli
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l1in.,iy IyTEttl0ENCER left regularly al their
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~ y In5nyn.ouS COMMUNICATIONS; every article
I'D be accompanied By the writer's real name
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RuCKWHEAT CAKES.

Ratter catsI, and Biscuit, made iiEht, eTisp and
wholesome With Logan, Liz 4 Co'I ExcR1IoR
BAKING POWDER. oEk1-dAW