davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-05-15
Spatt'S &ebenS'S aiiarn.
Sin MeDtalutimeS YSunncr.

Vtu uIeutdlWIIWeS XSunOCt.
Ntsumattsmus. NsuralSia, St9t IN tprem l&liasntes
Stabtunt, Serpttln, GpntBs. Xrantpeit, &rpfipelas, sMr
SeiUwurs uno bic i1linmhen 5aue pon Slutfrantpst.
Ten, 8rObt S1waGe, Geber. unp Ntereuletpen, Ntng.
purm &c. &c. w,rp .Iufs Ssftmmtsae bure biefen Gsnis
auer Neinl8un8smittsl 8epelt. Derislbe TT 3We,Hnp.
swaniis Sabre ptnbur& sUm publttum erproSt, cat
punperttauieabe pom 5dlen eebetlt unp eurtrr ntss,
wenn mao Vprl9rift 8tnpmuaen. SIT Elm f3eres yeti.
mtttel ppn 6tti!n IN duen betlbaren 5altn, eurirI et
Taalrten alien Wei1ware. lesblt MO Ger XnUQen l&pa ~.
9eIreHen III.
Spatt's eebens.Falfam eurirte 5srrn 3. D. ssu.
map, lra8eeen i'm gart.lbsdter ju Brepilpn, ". D.,
pom dr0nttten Wpeun1attsmus, natbem perfelte s0ne
0rfoIS oon ben pSrsusIttten @sriten Guropa's snp
Umertfas petanbelt wprpen mar.
RpattS Sebens. baliam eurtrtt 5errn .. o.
Spup. Dedmartt 40. III WtabtlUn Ctr, ppn e,usm
esiaprlttsn Vsi&pur, au1psm er is6s Dtpnaw I'm
SrOapwop 2uipttal mar unp bort ais unpslbar srIar.
Spatfs sebsns.salSam sslt. S,rrn ;aaeub w0tp,
OtFes 9o. 242 Vreen'ptt Ctr. Won etuem i~eroiuIplsn
Wel1wure, nobel BITE JaulntB ibpn bio auf ben GnpWen
8%eprun9en NOR. 5err U. bat wabrenp is Sabren Hat
ssl@spener 5eiIana istne GisperpVluas Der RranIpsii
srhabren.
Spatrs .eebens.8 alfam eurtrt. Serrn gptutau,
Spr,nser,o Mo. 1853 Broome Ctr, p~Uafanpts Don sat.
3lnrstsm @esumatismus 10 ernalttsr Art, pas ptr,eipr
osn Vett oes aranten loon psrwtrrt bate. Der Us.
aanHts tOnnte MOT !elns Sanb gum 8Opfs srtebsn ane
mar pabrenb ereier wtOnate ans Bstt estefslt.
5a baben tn Der Saupt.Ofhee. GAG 1srane Str. xxe
est 9poIpsiern I'm ~&ugsmsinsn, iu VI per 5lal1e. SrRs
3patt's bsrutmte5e tI fnh,
Spatt'S uutsblbarer Qsbens- Baliam " $500.
2pdtfS "A -" be&pslt harter eebtns. 8dliam, ~
| sl.25. ppatts YuIncnte yallam, eber Der GHwInp.
in6tteen %orsune, w st.OU. - &patt's SntB s,nt.
nent, %antplear tnr estesn unb S6meratn itpsr art
" 90 Gents. Spatt's Snsa, aar fur ertd.uns
8pptpeb,' Snhuenta, 9atarrb, bu 25 4tS.
2Senn ebt8e ArItfslniUt IN surer Apptbett pbcr an ill.,
rem plase ~ baden ltns, 70 menps man I'D brett an pas
Ssn''a' DspSs, 2a6 vsanssr,. y: y:
usbsraa bin per @rprss Ssriatdt bsim bate,
1uBenp. 13m2UIan
, 1877-05-15

Cine freubtee With eiIune.-3sri
Baltbaiar @eim., @putb Mb1ns, MaGaduietts.
l@reibt an uns: SD tDmnts einen sansen 30.
gen poa Ihreibsu, unb tann tSnntt i1 bod
ni@t ssnus lhreibsn, mas @utss mir DR.. Nv
sun 4SntgS . amburser Irppfen
tbatsn. Sd babe iber ap.i SABRE aQe Dufto.
rem in biei.r umsesenb sebraudt uno elm &we-
res @elb aussesebtn, bis Mid bic 5amburser
9rppfen pom mtinem ldredli9en 1ebel Dts-
yepita befrsiten unb i'd u fIble, bab Id
LANCER Iebeu uerbs."
, 1877-05-15

Gin sutes Mittsl s.ssn Golif nnb 9eibf@msr'
Fn tno DR.. Mueaf RSute's pambur.
etr I%repfen. fGreibt 9err Ni9asl Wetl
Wtibapasa, Sub- benz b%isielbeu bsIfsn aussa'
tItdIit.
, 1877-05-15

Der Danf elmer Tamt1ie.-S& nns
saetne Grau fassn Sbnen ben srUbtsn Dant flu
Or. Ma Gun 8Snts's 6ambnreu
Irspfen, i9reibt 9err Sobn VOtt, Geneva,
Sa., beru. btelelben baben uns srobe Dsenlte
espteisn. Dir ladsu bic 1rUpfsu ni@t msbs
aIsgeben.
, 1877-05-15
Sin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bud -
artbui's lsttss uno sr0Btes.
0efabr!!!

ooer: Serlol1noett III benz SaltS etnes Srennoes.
Sieies %oplentetffe aHsrf oieies Yetsranen Der
Nn1eritantlben Siteratur Dat ais Yor,puri eiueu Ge.
9%enltanb, fpelbsr oas ioeiale Geben uuleres 9eiamrnten
Soltes beribrt nao Siebt einen idredliden ~lleberblid
lber lsbeL, ipelhes es blpstent. MnReroreentlidb
%fpannenc mne aufresenc, wiro es BON Mlen nit
Nuneen. 9Bir iiuo entlAlolem, oas Yud in ieoer "a.
mile oes Sauoes einjuflbrsn UNI p~iierlren nod ME
eaSerpsjene Nprtbeile alien mdnnlidsn uno meibli.
den Subtcribentenla mmlern, gDir perlanaen LIBERAL
assnten uno ididsn gratis auf Yerlansen Beoinsun.
en- uno beidreibenbe @irculare. 3. M, Itpnsar'
Y. Co.. 79a SpeRnut Str, Nbtla.l 4aD2mi.
, 1877-05-15
KNAUTEK,
q KUEHNE,
j h @tfd aft,
lib Broadway,
NEW YORK.

ESs6fsI auf mssr ais 200 su SSsutsnosrsn 6taSh
In europa.
0ele.Mus,atlunsen sur& bic %oRdmter iotpie per
telegraph mad alien pldssn In DsutiaIans.
psfsrrsi&. Der e&nei,, 6onans. Ddnemarf. sHms'
BEN unb Norpsssn. ben Gmpf6nssrn fret in'B 6aul
seliefert.
Urehit.Briefe fhr Netfenss ,ur ctnutuns In suss
ar1Beren 6tdbten Der alsn a0elt.
ginfafGruns BON Grbidbaften unS esreernnsss
ieoer 4rt In auen pldssn Guropa'8. .
Derf@iFuns ssx 0ltern uns padetsn xaA
europa.
Dsr,pauns anfomrusnbsr otter In Ns~ serf. asS
MISUNDERSTANDING ~btsieIben mad benz SnIanss.
9ursyStf@es 0elb aasr xrt ss'auft xns ssrssatt.
, 1877-05-15
& b { G


i'm Sfetail p~erfauft gu SmportottouS. Yreiieu,
DON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
no, 81 2lrd, Strafc, See Ser S,peitcn mue
@patcs Ctr. uns 62l glib Sritte Ctr,
Wbtlaoelp hta. Va.
1ies lit cine organization BON &apltaliiten INN
: 2bee Su importiren unb 81 pertbeilen
NIT eineln tleinen Wetpmn, Der Dem 9onlumenten allen
Ctelpinn Der ,3miIbenbdnoler erlpart. gDir controlIren
einen aroBen 3bsil Der belten 3beeiprten, pelte naa
OieIe,n 4anoe tnmnien uno bic nur bon uns ielbft per.
fault iperoen. perionen. welde BON enoeren bdnoletn
tauien tbun oies au ibrem e,9eIen ,Sladtbsil. un1ere
6GuIer in Is bina nno Sapan BADEN Die belten Jdetlltd'
ten anr Nus,pabl, mas uns 9roBe ~9sortbelle 8epa9rt.
Wir baben gum Seriaui unierer 3beelorsn. = allen
bauptItdoten oer Bereini9ten Staten stores etaohrt
l9ir esben unieren aunben Elm
SCbDneS Sel SbrpmD,
oeupmmen uou ben metropolitan 9Derten ameritani.
ssder uno iremoer aiinltler), pelbes. welln in elnem
BiIoerlaoen 9efauf, ms9r tolten miiroe ais Der prels
bs lbees betrdst. DWie 9brpmos Rno elm 0elbent
fir unlere Runoen.
Vile ~setauiten g8aaren a. "a nit TT. oaB he oou'
fomnnene Yeirieol8un8 8tlpabrcn, ooeroas Velo anrud'
~erjtattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
), :,
30. s31 @rG @traBe, Ode 2meitsn uno Coates StraBs
xuo 62l 6uS Spslte Str. Wbla,, Va. eD12uu'
, 1877-05-15
Die Glaf@s

v@amburger Trppfen"
fptst so Gents, ODER anf GlaI&en
Dollars, finp In allen peuti&en
MpOtbsten gu baben ODER percen cteisls
ben mad Gmpfane tss Gslpes fret mad
allen Ibsilen Der 0sreinisten Staateu
Ssr(anpt. Man apreifre:
4. vogelcr & Co..,
Baltimore, Nd.
, 1877-05-15

@eseu 1autlranfbeiten unt aue unrstnts-
leiten. pelHe perborbenem 8lut entlprinsen,
lnb DR.. MueuR RSntss 3amburger
Eropfen stn gang aus91si9nstes Mitts,
benin fe ftnb bic befen B%lutreiniser. O.
NNreiti oerr Sobu George 8ppsniAas tn e.
mout, 81.
, 1877-05-15
&tpd 2pecmlatipmett

werben BON uns IN ieber Nrt nur seetn GofimiiIon
ausaefiibrt. Puts and Calls at bic beftet b1uler ~
nieoriaiien Jsaten. Rpften 500 bis 5000, bic oft
$4,000 0enihn brinaei. Qamtptlete. bic erflaren,
ipie yDau Gtrtet SpeculatIDnen ausaefibrt peroen,
fret u~erianot. Shidt ta& einem gyemplar.
xnmbribee s &c.,
Banfiers Drottrs
xapsjun. q xDati Ctr, Rew BORT
, 1877-05-15
300 YianoS ultb Sraeln,

3UU Yt9110S mo Srgeln,
neu une aus ~3,peiter Sanc, pom 5abrifantcn ers
tier aiafe, ,peroen gu nieDri9eren preilen fur@alb ooer
Iblhla9s 50 blunsen, ooer rlr Wtietbe in Staot uno
Ourt Sprace Waters II. SDm. 4sI BrSaSman.
~psrtauft, oils ~oielelben le 5uurr in 9iep yort o%tferirt
lpurben. Msshten perlanst um Water'S neue Scale
Nianos unc Soncert'crseln 3u per:auien. 5lu.
ltrIrte @ataloge per Ipoit %perlauot. CUTE Beoin9unsen
tir pen banoel. Sin GROCER Diseonto fir Iebrer,
Weiltli1e, &lr9en, 4ogen. Stulen &C. 4YB25nos
, 1877-05-15

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb tpar 70 franP. baB
td teins Speiis mebr nertrasen iunnte, i4retbt
perr peter Glemens, Qittle Orleans, WD. Sd
nabn1 DIR. Musuf 3SnteS 3ambur.
ser Erspeu unb bin nun mteber niGt tni
gang berssfsat, i~uupesu fable mid stsl traftt'
Jet als frIber.
, 1877-05-15
S~@arlabfeber, Dpptberia,
Mauher Sdl6.

ma4t ben 0ebraub zines Wiitteis nStbis, meIdes ibre
8erbreitlinsu no &6otlihteit perbinoert. BrOmO.
ChlOralum ipenn man einen 4beil nit ~iiuI5sbM
abellen gSaller mil1t ullo bies td8li9 gum Muslpalsn
b%erun9en, mabt ben Mtbeln p%oblrieheno, ipirtt ais
cine Arienei ,Se9en GaulniB uno ntbinoert bic Mn.
ltedun9 ourdg s%ontastoie Musidwisumsen ober be
man oas Wtittel ioiort beim Gri1einen bs uebsIs am
Us lolte bopfs in Wobnbauiern, &ra"nten3immerns
uno an &orper 9ebraud9t iperoen. UNI bic Heinii1feit
il %beIoroerlt. Dian belorse iib elm 4ampblet.
.ITilden & Co., Gbemiter.
~49S!Sbe3. 176 W,liam Str, Stem VorI,
3u Oerfaufen bel allen Oruooiiten unb 61nhiern
, 1877-05-15

psrr Gbas. 1auptman, Silver point, &. s.,
be3eust pis foIsts $50 lit isit adt Wpben an
Stwahe unp Sopfi&meraen, bur@ unperpau.
Ithtett berporsebrabt. Dur@ ben @ebrau4
sou DR.. MusuR 45nte's 4ambmr9et
Erspfen bin Id @ptt lei Dant wteber -
nett berseteot, bab Id metnsn alien Seltaf.
tiaansen pieper nahseben fam. Sd fam ba.
bsr biele Mspistu Iasn bsfsns smpftbIea."
wsrfunen, bic an MppetitloFeleit urb Wtber.
wiQen seeen Spetien lsiben, limb DIR. aus.
RSnt9's 8 amburSer E%rppten 3u
empfeblen. Serr Matbias DrabobeL Blue
Spring, Neb., f1reibt bariter. Wletn Vater,
lAon bod i'm glitter, perlor feinen Ippetit unb
bate losar einen @toerwtaen gegen Spetien,
mas tbn 1fbr fbpa1 unb unb leieenb madte.
NuI unier 3urecen aebrduHts u DR.. Mugult
RSnis's 3amburssr 1rppfea; Der Wppstit fsbr-
R aurid, ane Ct fablt v Gin eani anoertr
Ntni4 ~ isia.
Sd bin tpteber better ale Id fe ertpartete ~
perpen, ldreibt phil. &of, Salemptae, gStSe,
bant DR.. Musuf 8Snts's 3 ambursss
Erepfen. Sd lit LANCE an 5eratlopfsn nnb
,os 3mst gerste ~ @atbe, obns pab. t4 9tnesr-
una erbtelt. So entl1lp6 mid, bic pambur-
ger Irppfsn bes DR.. Musult 8onte ~ ssbrau.
DIN. Gott our Gbgs unb Or, @usuff aSnte'S
hamburger 1rppfen gum &utme mub tt a.
gen, eab mir b~isjslbsn nastn' @slunDbsit pts'
6ersaben.
b.rr Sttf In Onaneaso 9il. T9tEy tbs1i
uns nit. Sd lit felt awei Sabrsn an eine
bDsartisen Glsdts, bic alien Mitteln triberNano'
Da aetrau1te i@ msbrere Wp@en lang DR.,
MusuR 8Sntss RSnis's 1ambur'
aerIrppfen mad @Ori1rift unb wurb'
BON btelsm bSsartissn 0sipsn sOafanbis sebtiIt
, 1877-05-15

Mnetttcn Cine ponifdnbise @eid,id,te opn
<tytttltH' Ncnniplpanien, uon Der erlten I'm.
Mnriouof %iieolung bis aui beute. Bon 98m. VI.
StlluNyI< GprueI, L. L D. Nabeju 600 arpbr
Oftap. Soften. lleber IS Snultrationen. &eine opqs
Itdnoige 6elhibte unieres Staates lit lett etnent bals
ben Sabrbunoert uer6ffentliht lporben. I9enten iper.
ben bel Ginfibruns oieies prddti9en gBerfes ber5ltd
ipilfommen 9ebeiBet iperoe1. @ine iel!ent 0ele9el,s
belt. g8ir perlansen Naenten in ieoem 9omnibip
Sfreibt ioTort I'M pole Ginietnbeiten uno Nugpab
bes Serritoriunts. NoreiIe: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. mo. 2O4 lib Glfte g r.. y
laeelpbid. 4gD 1bm
, 1877-05-15

e g. q fir 99enten II, uuferen 3epn neuen
.| Noneities, aeraoe in ben Wfartt
eebradt. Wan brauht lie III ieoem bauIe, UtuIter
u1lo Girculare ftsi per poit p%eriaubt.-
49B27ap. y. .. Mbtfe u. Co., Neiparf, q. s
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24

THE cotton strikes in Bolton, England,
promise to equal in magnitude the re-
cent railroad strikes in this country
One hundred and six mills are still,
aud over ten thousand employees idle,
The strike is against a five per cent
reduction in the rate OF wages, which
the mill-owners say is rendered impera-
tive by the decreased markets for their
products, on account Of American Cum
petition, the famine 10 India and the
Interruption of business by the Eastern
war. Efforts at arbitration have up to
this time failed, though we have tre'
Quent cable dispatches announcing thai
the mills have started or are about to
start. The object of these reports is
mainly to influence the export trade OF
this country. At present our manufac-
turers are pushing out even more vigor'
ously than usual on account of this diff
fculty at Bolton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
Is MARS INHABITED!

Is this nelguboring world the abole
Of living creatures? This question
Is beyond the present power OF sci
ence to answer. But would it not b g.
strange beyond expression il world,
with land ana water, and changing sea-
sons, and apparently all the conditions
/, quIrea BY lie, SO axe our earth that 1t
Is even poss lDie that man could exist
upon its surface, should roll on tnr0ugu
Jne ages unInnabiteu and uneNjpJ gu !?
Our earth teens with life i'll its re-
mOtest cOrne!, yet some Martial astrou-
omer may at Lhls moment be wondering &
what Is the use OF us, and whether our
planet is the abode OF intel!igen beings.
AIler the wonders that ScleuCe has al
ready u hleyed, he would be bod who
should say tAat this problem can never
be solved. Unfortunately, we can not
hope for muCn from The Improvement oi
uur telescopes aad the increase OF thetr
nagniylng power. The disturbances
produced by our atmosphere are aggra-
waited by every such increase. But When
the problem of lite in other worlds is
soiYed--ifl 1T ever shall be-it tems safe
to say That 1t will be by the attentive
study of our near neighbor.-[ Charles
W. Raymond, in the Galaxy lor Octo'
her,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24

horse of old" We know General Ewing
as a meandering patent medicine
advertisement will be brilliant
success, which leads us to Illustrate
with a very cid story: A man once
owned a dog which he sold to a neigh
Dor, guaranteeing him to be tirst-rate
coon dog. The purchaser took the dog
out for a hunt, but couldn't get him a
half dozen yards from his heels, and the
animal didn't seem to have the slightest
disposition to look for or molest any
inhabitant OF the forest. AS hunting
dog he was miserable failure, and his
new owner Indignantly returHed to the
man that had swindled him, and stated
the facts. "But he must be a good coon
dog" answered the former. owner.
"Did you ever hunt coons with himr
asked the swindled purchases. 'No, l
never did" was the reply; "but l tried
him on everything else, and he wasn't
worth a Gus, and, as everything is Gre
ated for some good and useful purpose,
l felt sure he must be coon dog. DON'T
you see, neighbor? Perhaps you'd
better try him again." We are satisfied
that Gen. Ewing will prove tirst-rate
patent medicine advertisement, and il
lie isn't success the first time, it will
be safe to try him again.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
THE POTATO CROP.

Potatoes bid Iair 10 coma mand re-
muneratlye price, especially the late
ones. Ii is well 10 dig them as fast as
ripe; and store in tue cellar l. not
wanted to market at once, otherw isG
they may decay IN the ground in conse-
quence of fall rains. Experience has
taught the writer that early potatoes
VIII keep nearly as we'll as those matur-
ing ate. Save labor by die eglng with IA
plow or regular potato diggel tue latter,
Rue's for example, doing the work beau
tnully, and AZ "a great saving OF expense.
Some of the cultlvators which nave ii
double mold-board tooth or cutter may
De utilized tor this purpose by removing
rhe rest Of the teeth. After plowing out,
the HeXamer prong hoe Is an exccilent
Implement for siItlng them from The soil.
The potato digger does his own sitting
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
THE RASPBERRY,

Why families are without this deli
cious and easily raisedatruit Is mys-
terry. 1t also promises TO be increas-
iugly profitable to those who are near
good market, as from its soltness those
at a distance can not compete. Pears
and grapes may be sent from California,
but not raspoerries. Ful Is the best
time to set out raspD rrles, currants,
etc. Ii set out in autumn, top-uresseu
with a shovelful Of old manure, and the
earth mounued up around them on the
approach of freezing weather, we do
not think a plant viii be lost. They Go
nearly twice as we'll as if planteu III the
spring except the biackcap varieties
only which DO better III sprIng.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24
NEW MkrnOD OF SETTING MILK.

Mr.. Edward Burnett. OF the Deertoot
farm, SouthDoro', Mass, invented II new
method of setting milk whereby he
iOrCes all the cream to rise on it in the
short period OF ten hours, thus making a
great saving in the number of vessels
required for hol6ing the milk, perfectly
Sw ct Tor use in feeding 10 MS cele-
brated pigs or tor making INTO cheese.
BY his process the milk is puJ into deep
pals, perhaps twenty inches deep by
eight inches in diameter, and these are
arranged i'll such way that the lower
part is exposed to the ordinary temper
ture Of the dairy room, say seventy or
sevehty-hye degrees, while the tops are
covered by a movable ice cDest, which
keep them exposed to cdu ar. Upon
the well known principal that heat rises
and cold descends, the warm milk al the
bottom Of the pals is constantly rising
toward the top, while that which has be-
come cola descends, thus Keeping up con-
stant circulation, which, 1t is claimed, so
irritates the cream hat IL is glad w get
up to the top and settle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24

EX-MAYOR JOHNSTON, who was nomi-
mated for the Senate on the Democratic
ticket, has concluded to withdraw from
the race. He did not want the place,
and so said to his friends previous to
the nomination. He was one OF the very
strongest men on the ticket, and his
candidacy would have greatly helped
some Of the weaker ones. We believe
he would have been elected, but he evil
IDENTIFY does not feel called upon to make
such personal sacrifices as accepting the
position would require, merely for the
purpose Of helping few people whose
Dnly feeling towards him is that OF jeal-
Dusy. The Ex-Mayor is party man in
the strictest sense of the term, and
therefore would not acknowledge the
fact, but he can not help seeing that the
best elements of the Democratic party
are disguised with the ring that
captured the late Convention,
and are determined to set
The seal of their disapproyal upon such
proceedings by voting against every
man who secured a nomination by
fraud, or whose past official record is
not clear. He can not help seeing that
Hoffman and Loder, champions Of the
Dld City Buildings Ring, will be checked
by the Democracy in their efforts tc
move on the County and State, now that
there is nothing more TO be made out o
No 40 ,,otn
prove of the course of any man tha
stands in the way OF this grea
work Of purging the party of such men
Other good and popular candidates car
remain on the ticket without stultiiyinl
themselves, and such will receive the
full vote of the party and the earnes
work of the best men in it. They occu
py fferent positions from Mr.. John
Bton. They were candidates ior noml
nation and were fairly selected. Ht
was not candidate, but was put upor
the ticket against his wishes, to help in
the election of 81. Hoffman, with whom
he was known TO be personally very
friendly. For many reasons the wise
course he has chosen this time will
make Mr.. Johnson even stronger will
the people than he ever was before.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24

The following article forcibly Illus
trates the necessity OF punctuation. 1t
can be read in two ways, making its
hero bad or good man, the result de-
pending upon the manner in which il is
punctuated. 1t is we'll worthy the study
Of leacner and pupil: He is an old and
experienced man in vice and wicket
ness he is never found in opposing the
works of inlquity he takes delight in the
downfall OF ais nelghbors he never re-
10 ces in the prosperity OF any OF his iel-
low-CreaJures he Is always ready TO
assist in destroying the peace OF
society he takes no pleasure i'll serving
the Lord he is uncommonly di!igent III
sowing discord among his friends and
acqualntances he takes no pride in la
borug to promote lhe cause of Christi
anity he mas not been negligent i'll ell
ueavoring to stigmatize all public teach
ers he makes no effort TO subdue his evil
passions he strives hard to build up Sa-
JAMS kingdom he lends no aid 10 the
support OF the gospel among the heather
ne contributes largely to the devil he
VIII never go TO heaven he must 60
where he VIII receive the just recon.
pense OF reward.
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NEW YORK has ust made street i'm
provement which will be lnaugurateu
here and in all other cities. 1t is an
ash and garbage receptacle, consisting
of a small vault just below the surface
of the sidewalk. This removes the un'
slightly ash and garbage barrels and the
odors which linger about them.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
PACKWOOD HOUSE.
Il. A. & H. A. Andrews, PrOprietOrs.

II Ne n
Having recently purchased this House and
grounds for a
Summer Resort,
we take great pleasure in informing the pub
lie of its pleasant location. 1t is situate in
the village OF Skaneatcles, on the shore OF
Skaneateles Lake, N. Y,
one OF the finest sheets Of water in the State,
some hundreds of feet above the surroun ling
country. he lake has new steamboat,
which runs from the village to the head Oi the
lake every day during the summer season.
This sheet Of water has been we'll stocked with
Trout and Bass, making good fishing for those
who wish to enjoy it. In connection with the
House are
Boats, CrOquet Grounds, Billiard Room and a
Fine Livery.
The drives are excellent; some OF those
around he Lake are magnificent. Inc nights
arc cool ana free from mosquitoes, hakilie II
one Of the most desirable places i'll the country
to spend the summer.
Liberal Deduction for September
and October.
BATH ROOMS ATTACHED.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24

THE friends OF General Ewing will
learn with regret that he is not engaged
in the present campaign in defense Of
great principles or Tor the purpose OF
instructing the masses in the beauties
and benefits OF the greenback hereSies'
We had thought so, but it turns out
that he is travelling around as the ad.
vertsement Of certain patent medi-
cine which he has been taking and
which he keeps by the barrel in his cell
lar. The proprietor of this medicine
saws he "sends General Ewing into the
arena, head and tail No. like war.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24

Bid-dy; for CHEMISTS wife, Ann Eliza
tor an engineers wife, Bridge-lt.
The crop of tides is unusually large,
this year. The ladies have made great
Improvement in this article, and can
now cover the back of two.do ollar-and-
a-half chair with wonderful maze OF
silk, satin, lace and embroidery, costing
fifteen or twenty dollars. Experienced
and far-sighted married men are laying
in a stock of camp-stools, SO as to have a
chance 10 sit down this winter.
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