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Waite no time in introduction.
Don't begin by laying out your sub
Jet like Dutch flower garden, or
telling your motives for writing. The
Keynote, if possible, should be struck
in the very first sentence. A dull be-
ginning often damns an article; a spi.
cy one wbets the appetite and com
mends what follows TO both editor and
reader. Above all-stop when you
are done. Don't waste a moments
time in vindicating your productions
against editors or critics, but expend
your energies in writing something
which shall be It's own vindication.
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A Boston lady, who recently arriv.
Ell in this city, told n young man who
works in the mines that she cnnld in.
dulge in the ecstacy Of ,~culaiion U,h
an adult male Of genus homn wit h
feelings Disqualification analopical to
qusffing the nectar of the god.; aud
after he hal consulied the authorities.
he was mad nj himsrlf ecause lie had
not kissed her.
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The mails having for week failed
to come to time in an Arkansas town,
the local paper says it has been forced
to draw heavily on the almanacs for
copy, and II communication with the
outer world should he still longer cut
of, 1--WE will be obliged next week to
make extracts from the Bible, thus
supplying some ofour readers, at least,
with matter entirely new to them"
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MEDICINE.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge
L Of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the LEFT side;
the PATIENTS rarely able Bile onthc left
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and il frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder. and
is sometimes mistaken for a ihcuma.
tism in the arm. The stomach isailect-
cd with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain. accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss of memory, accompan-
led with painful sensation OF having
left undone something which Dug htto
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility he is easily startled, his feet are
cold OF burning, and he complains ola
prickly sensation ofthc skin; his spir-
its are low: and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough TO try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy Several OF
the above sy symptoms attendthed disease,
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination OF the
body, after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FE V Err.
Din. c. MCLANE's LIVER PnL.s.iN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Ouinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
asimple purgative they are unequaled.
BEwA.E OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. c. MCLASEs
LIVER Pulls are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression On.
MCLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine Ms LANES LIVER Pulls
bear the signatures of c. M?LANE.
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers.
IInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine Dr.. Z.
McLANE's LIVER Pulls, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggist
and country storekeepers generally
Tothose wishing to give DH c .Mci..s.'s Lava
Pills trial we will mail post PAID tn ANY pArt Of
The United States. one boz Of Pils Tor twenty h'e
espts FLEMING BROS, Pitisbarg, Pa
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LvSsss ~ BEE srjsh . sveSse.
Il is said that Jordan. the New York
Greenwood drummer, recently met
with the following rather amusing ex-
perience in his extensise travels. On
going to a hotel in ons Of our large cit
hs he was assigned to a room previ-
ously partly occupied. After being
shown the way by the polite and &C.
co,nmodating clerk, he vent to his
apartment, found the door open, .
candle dimly burning on the centre
table, and the only bed in the room
occupied by the stranger who was to
be his roommate for the night. The
unknown man seemed TO be taking his
rest, and not wishing to disturb him.
jordan quietly disrobed himself, said
his prayers. blew out the candle, aud
went to bed. Before he had quite fall
en- to sleep. he was somewhat startled
by the entrance of young gentle
man and lady, who re,lighted the can
die. and soberly seated themselves in
a corner Of the rooas In full view. Of
the hero Of this incilent. The intru.
ders chatted away in suggestive aud
afIectionate manner, just rs lovers al
ways do. The novelty Of the sitaa,
ton seemed 10 have. its effect upon
them. and after sundry Comments on
the weather, the pair settled down "a
business All this time Jordan was
an interested listener, and he was pre-
pared for the kisses which tell upon
the willing lips Of the fair ina.nornta,
He hunchel his bedfeIlow with hi,
elbow. but the stranger slept ON. The,
followed scene Of nfiectionate dem
onstrations between the couple 10 III.
corner. jordan determined to wake
his unknown friend so that he might
see the fun. Raising bic hand, he laid
il upon the face Of the unconsciou.
sleeper. and then his hair, in holy hor
ror, stood on end. The face Was cold
and clammy-he Was sleeping With q
corpse! Shooting up straight through
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An elitnr makes the statement for
the gaT of correspondents, that they
need not Commence their cnniniuni, a.
iiun-, Il take my pen ia hand," rs
he doesn't care whether they write
~ith their tues or with the pen in their
mouth, 81 they send the news.
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A woman was offered thousand
dollars if she would keep silent for an
hour. At the end of fifteen minutes
che asked. "lsn't the time nearly upg7
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CONDENSED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS come savru.
CONNECTIONS.

Passengers on l.. G. 4 I. n. r. (Shori IInel ]. N.
L. r. H., q. A. NJ. Il. n. and a.. = Mail Line
s'eamer. connect at Louisville With TRAIN No.
T. TRAIN No. . connects At Lebanon function
Win Irsin Ne. !, tor all points on Knox willie aad
Richmond hranches. 1rain Ne. ~ connects At I.eb
snon Junction With Train No. irom all points on
WITH stages T. aud from Springfield, tamp,eIls,iile
Columbia and ,'recnshurr; ~ Mitchellshurv. With
stage. 70 and ffen Ferry willie and N trroshurg, at
iAn'iile staticn With stages 10 aud ffom nan,ills
city a. stanford With stages 10 aud from Somerset.
~ kiehmond Junction 10 aud ff",a points hetween
there aud Livingston ~ Riehmond With stage. 10
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pNCOSsTASr
lsrtr,rsp nv a rorso Lspy rrrwSp.

lsrty,rrp nv rouSo tspy FnfsSp.l
Inconstant, oh, my Col
Incon.tsnr when single thought Of thee
sends Ill my shivering hlosi
Back on my heart In thrills ~ css'acy.
Inconstant when 10 feel
That thou hast loved me--wilt love To the last
l. Joy enough 10 steal
All hsr from life-the future and the past
Incouslan,i when to sleep
And drrf m that thou art near me Is to learn
So mach Of Heaven. I weep
Bccause the earth and morning must rrturn!
tnconstanti oh, too true
Turned from the righteous shelter u Thy breast,
Ny tired heart autters through
The ehangeful world-a bird without q nest.
Inton.tant to the crowd
Through which pas, A. TO the skies above
The bckle summers cloud,
But not To thec-oh. MT to thee, dear lo,e!
may he f,l.e to all
I'm earth besides and every tender tie
which sccm- to hold In thrsIl
This ~eary lite Il milne may H. lie.
But true a. God's o~n irath.
Ny s,esdfasi heart turns hack ~ard e.ermorc
To that sweet time II youih
Who's golden It'd. bets such a harrrn shore.
Incuns,ln,, mi my o~n
The band ~hich buiid- ,hi- wall bci ~eea Our
On IT, coll sirln~s gsnwn
IT, Ierf~' -hai~. the nose' II love survives
G,-a tSo~. that ! would give
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Cathartic Pills,

yor, al the purposes OF Family Physie.
indiSs.ti sn Foul p' sse%scs, Breath.
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheumatlsm,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Bill
iousness, Dropsy, Tumors. Worms,
Neuralgia, as Dinner Pill,
for Purifying the Blood.
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Importers and dealers In by Goo,ls Ladies Misses
and Chihireb's shosr, Millinery tio,ls aud Notions
az and ~ West fuurih str II, bet Race aud Elm.
CHEAPEST house In Cincinnati.
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tic medicne.ihat can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill a day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than A quarter of century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs of the
body, and are SO composed that obstruc-
tions within their range can rarely with
stand or eyade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints OF every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bailled the best Of
human skill. While they produce power
inl effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physie for children. by
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatiyes, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inflaned.
They reach the vital fountains ofthe blood.
and strengthen the system by freeing il
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant TO take while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREfAKED M
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practieal and Analytical Cheaaisis.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS kvEkYwhERE.
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TRAIN y" ~ r"nnsets ~ Eichmand Jun Ian
H. aud rn' I-'inis l-.iws-n there und livingston;
~ riah"rd Win SLAVES ta aud its,m ~,tirr-st; at
lnnNt !" station With stsrs~ w. sud irun nsnviie
Mi ~ Mi,rh"llSlutg With II - Q" tnd frum ier
ry,ill" Snd iiarrsisi'uiF; ~ isiau-H With Stages
10 fr'm Springfield, 'ampl-lls,i H.. columbia asd
Hre-.nsl'ify. ~ ieirnssn lnneiioa With Trains
having Al I;sn =. N. ani la =. ~, GT Memphis,
Mon'x''1er' aud intermediate Iziiuts Passengers
r'.ng :" l-'ints Norih Ia-t, aud est frua Isuis-
w" arr transstte,l :" 1rsin No. y ~ ieisnon
1unrtinn. Tain Ne. c,,nnert. ~ Cincinnati Jane
ti'n Nth T. e. n l. u n 81 the Nafth aud Iast,
~ i"uistiile IN nion lIeint wkb ~. A ". aud d,
" A u. u. 10 the NofIh I4r.' aud West, aud
with o. : Mri- iiur st,stmrfs s,r Cincinnati aud
the Iast
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TUOS. LIVINGSTON A. CO.,

ing MaehiLe has seli->eitin hee,le seli-hread
ing shuitle, selfrT;ulaiing tensions, add B, III,
nEsr. No III West Fourth S., Cincinnati Ohio.
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ron SALE.
400 ACRES OF LAND,

Heavily timberei, with q large quantity Of fine
Poplar aud other valuable Timler, lying immsSli-
stely "a the &. =. H. r., In Pulaski county, Ky,
mikes north of Somerset are offered at private sale
There Will te q depot losated ~ the prop
erty. Also ~ q res Of cleared land-gei ss,il,
splendid water ac. Apply TO
C0L A. HENDRICKS.
Adams Mill 4. a.. Ky.
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They were sitting on the front step.
The moon had gone down and The old
folks had gone to bed; the lightning.
bug had "histed' his lantern and the
frog struck up bis evening serenade,
when he was heard TOT say. "Only one;
just give rue one. won't your IL
cant; oh. l can't" the said. "why.
my darling--livht Of my soul. whyi"
She hesitaied a moment; blusl'ed u
rosy rel Ms she sas his fond, expect.
ant lo,k. then softly Whispered, 1--WE
been eating ingunsl'-I Glasgow Timts.
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Manufacturers and Importers ri Sis, dress ti"als,
NeNeis, l4di : suits, thaiks, shawls, dress 1rih-
niines and lacts. Aisi bT,ssInakhg eNeruissl
with despatch at low prizes. ~ West an st., ia
pinuufi d
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l.a-lics Dcsiring To Em,igrale

sil hnd that TN sonf,ri sIssd sa'ty and certain
~ ~ cnn.~ti"ns, ~i'h no Midnight changes, that
this the Sh,Ii lins Ia - iA,uis, !. the TUute b.
.hi.h they should Iurchase their Tickets. Emf
grants and 2ns-sass liasssnsers ~ through afsf
chfss oass, aud car rates are Alsays tog the
h.asd luf fall information, tinleia hss, MAPS AC
aaidrsss "a call GA y, J. ANTHONY,
Tat Ag't, stanford, KY,
Oh 10
O.. = CONE, H., e. A. KENNEDY,
at A., IL. Loais. Mo, \. Tuv'g AgL
81 N Louisville w.
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DIR. 4. ROSENZI'S

J. C. Pierce, dealer la Jewery, Vases, Isls Braek-
cts, Cbron Books c. ~ aud 81 Fountain s.iuar.
Cincinnati. Branch cot. Fourth aud Green -tn.,s,
Louisville. Ky.
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Importers ii Fancy Gu-ls and TOYS, Cutlery sta
tioiieTy, Druggi,ts sundries, Musical Wars, smo-
ksrs Articles, Baskets, Lava, China and Bohemian
Glassware, 1857 W. fourih street Prompt attention
Ia orlers NV mail
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Remoyal-FAuNESTOCK-beutist.
kNOSr BROS. A CO..

To n. D. cor. of seventh aud Race SIS. In ~ spe-
eialty Of extracting teeth without pain. fresh as
daily. Has had Is yTs. experience, aud there ar.
3j.tHH names of la tieuts ON his f-siStsT
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Electro-motoric Cure for all kinds Of Nervous and
Rheumatic Diseases. Abdominal Bandsyes for
Children's summer Complaint. Onice, 36s West
Ninth ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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MAYBERRY BROS,


Wall PaI-T aud window Shade, iG0 Main street
Cincinnaii, Ohio, j2s aud 53i Madison street Cow
ington. XIV,
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WIN. GLENN 4 son,
I. &. NICHE.

Wholesale .ir1ers aud dealers In Provisions, s,,,s
aud Dried Fruits. Is. 20 aud y Vine Il. bet -
ond aud Pearl ste, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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THE aa.CENT STARI

l1s West D, nth st., Cincinnati. Ohio. Jrweisr,
aud dealer In Pine Watches, silver aud Plated
Ware Particular attention given to the repair oI
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THE WHITE SULPmIR SPRINGS,

kn"wn w0rld-wide fT the many healing virtues o
it, water, are located inin diaiely on the line
this great pleasure route, while many other, q
equal hierit, lie within short distanee aud eas,
access 0i by regular lines Of hrsi class IOncor,
Coaches.
ny examining our map and time tables you vii
mud the most desirable route, ~ our passengers haV
the privilege OF stopping al any II the Spunps IL
tire mountains 81 Virginia, aud tesnming ihei
journey at pleasure. M other line eau onsr ihes.
Inducements. Our road-he.i Is hrst-elass In every
Iiar' irular.
Trains e'luipl@-l with all modern improsem ;
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ROHON 4 Stage. Agents. stanfSrd. Bv.
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JAS. WILDE, JR., 4 CO.,
l.. d. THOMS 4 CO..

The pcople's CLihier Garner, Fourth and Vine .is
The largest Clothing Emporium In the West. sam
/ pies hi rules foT mst SurpnI.ut ~-nt ff.-..
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THE ONLY LINE

ui-Iai.d Ny ONE Company aud Passengers are GER
tain al s,,ihg ihiough aud making connections al
terminal points.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
or Leading Houses In
CINCINNATI,
ALFRED WHITE,
ImIorter 1t monuments. THE largest and CHEAPEST
lot of Monuments and statues In the world. Every
one should call hefore huying. Set up any wherc
fREE. Nos. 2,i-7 W. finh -.
Hantels, Enameled Crates, &c.
VIM. l.. Perkins A Co. Manufacturers of Mantcis,
Enameled Crates, SC. Nos - aud ~ Elm street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
LINDEMAN 4 SONs-Pianos
Mrs 81 tycloid, square aud Uprseht Pionos, New
York. southern aud Western branch wareroonls
la West Fourth 81, Cincinnati. Ohio b. Iinde-
man, Manager. send for Circular.
A. ]. CLARK,
shirts made To order, and ready made send iurtir-
cular 18th cuts of hes 81 shirts Colzrs aud Cus
Price list aud Ermula i.r self-nlsa-unient > r.
Cor. ith and Walnut.
F. sCHULTzE 4 CO.,
ImPorters anil wholesale dealers In French China,
Foreign GLASSWARE, German, French aud English
Fancy GOSis. y aud "a W. Fourth streets.
SPEAR & CO.,
Wholesale dealers in Lamps, Chandelier, Hall
Lights Brackets aud Lamp stocks, Coal oil, prirO-
leum fluid, LAMPS, Se. l61 Walnut street.
RICHARD wOOLLEY 4 SONS.
Manufacturers OF Fine IIarne.. LEATHER, aud d.al-
ers Ia leather, shoe GOris, Hides and Oil No-.
Ia snd 40 Main IT. bet .th and 5th.
JOSEPH WAYNE,
Nls. Of Prem um Patent sei-ventilating I.efrieer-
aiors, Ice Chests aud beer Coolers Guaranteed til.
hest and cheapest made D-rot. I'll ". finh It.
WIN. wIsWELL,
Importer and Manufacturer of Look my lassss aud
Picture Frames Of every description made order
Etony, Mora Antique Frames aud fas>lsartuis ioi
Photographs. Ne. 20 W. fourth It.
JAS. WILDE. JR., 4 CO.,
The pcople- Chihier Corner, Fourth and Vine .is
The largest Clothing Emporium Ia the West. sam.
pies nj rules tnf measurement -ent ffec.
l.. Is. THOMS 4 CO.,
W holssale aud retail dealers In CarJeis aud Di
tt'h-, Windo~ shades, Lace Curtains, Sc. lsrg,
lli aud liz Main, n-ar Fourth.
WV. GLENN 4 son,
WHOLESALE irsers and dealer. in Provisions, SEED,
aud Dried Fruits. Is. 10 aud ~ Vine It. l+, 81.
ond aud Pearl ste, Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. &. NICHE,
us West D. nth st., Cincinnati. Ohio. J.wei-r
aud dealer in Zine Watches, silver aud Piated
Ware Particular attention given To the repair o
Watches aud J.welry.
THE 99-CENT STORE,
j. C. Pierce, dealer la Jewelry, Vases, Islls Brask
cts, Chronos luoks,Sc. ~ aud 81 Fountain s$iuar.
Cincinnati Branch cor. Fourth and Green strets
Louisville, Ky.
DIR. y. ROSENZl'S
Electro-motoric Cure ior all kinds Of Nervous and
L EheuIuaIin li.aasnE AlnluluiIlal Aunaiunu. Ia
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Importer and Manufacturer of Look ing Glass. aud
Picture Frames OF every description made 10 order.
klony, Mora Antique Frames aud ias-lsrtuts fos
fhoIagraplls No. 30 W. Eonrlh 81.
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Il ENTuCkY CENTRAL AMI
Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad
For NJ. i.aais asd ID. Mssi
rLroagh Tickets To all points in Ms.
soart. Kansas and Texas.

Iraye Lexington I.3n D. M. Arrive at - lnui
s2b a, M, la tinr Ia cnnest ~iih trains iof Kan
sas city aud the West.
Leave LsKinrion l'So ,. IA. Arrive Al Ne~ foTk
al a. M, the next day,
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

For tickets OF information, apply al ksntaeky
Cenirsl RAILROAD Depot, Lexington, KY.
RAMON f3ensrsI fiete' Apea'.
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RICHARD wO0LLEY 4 SONS,

Wholesale dealers in Lamps, Chandelier, Hall
Lights Brackets aud Lamp stocks, Goal oil, Priro-
leum Fluid, LAMPS, Se. los Walnut street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08

The Presidential menagerie, it will
be observed by our dispatches, is
marching westward. General Key
figures as the reconstructed rebel OF
the outfit. He is showed forward at
all Of the railway stations as a living
illustration Of the beauties of "my
policy" Now, this is all very nice,
and social and patriotic, but we must
protest against the transmission over
the wires of the ridiculous twaddle
which these people retail at the way
stations to the exclusion of more in
teresting matter. We barely sur
vived the New England junketting.
Rather than endure a repetition in
the West, we shall bumbly pray that
hurricanes, and cyclones and cloud
bursts may PROSTATE every wire
stretching from the Missouri to the
Pacific. Please, Mr.. Newsgatherer
spare us this unbearable infliction,
and take every share of our Pictou.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Presidential Party Parading /!
THE MENAGERIE ON ITS
WESTERN TOUR!
Imposing Demonstration at MARI
eta. Ohio!
MARIETTA, Ohio, Sept. Z.

MARIETTA, Ohio, Sept. Z.
Special rains this morning brought
about one thousand people to the sol
diers' reunion. The cOmmandant OF
the camp and committee of arrange
ments o a special train at 10 O'Clock
and met The presidential party at Par
kersburg, where they were taken
aboard the train for Marietta. Mayor
Palmer, of Marietta, made the recep-
ton speech. The presidential party
consisted OF the President, General
Key, General Devens, Mrs. Hayes,
Rutherford and Orchard. An inn
mense o of people, citizens
and visitors, numbering 5000 or 20,-
900 welcomed the party. AT the train
the distinguished guests we're aiken
into carriages and escorted to the
head of the procession, where they
were received by the veterans of the
Thirtieth .. V. A. with other veter
ans. The soldiers in line numbered
nearly 1000. About a dozen COM
panies of State militia and citizens
made up the grand procession, which
marched through the principal streets.
An hour was consumed in this part of
the display. The streets were thronged
with men, women and children, wav-
ing handkerchief and cheering along
the whole route, the President rising
and bowling at intervals. With the
President sat Key and Devens.
Among the veterans were representa-
tives of the Sixteenth and other Ohio
regiments and their tattered battle
flags. The men were in citizens
dress but marched with drilled steps.
The Columbus cadets and their sup,-
rior band occupied the place OF honor
following the carriages. The whole
affair was well planned and admira-
bly, carried out. Alter lunch the Pres
ident and Cabinet were driven to the
pavilion in the park, where the re-
ception will take place.
Hazing Prohibited at West Point.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.
The Secretary of Wan has addressed
a letter to General Schofield, com
handing at West Point, heartily APP
proving his order which provides sum
mary and severe ~punishnents for
hazlng cadets.