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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-02-14

Chester.
"A petition has been circulated,
addressed to the governor, asking that
James Sullivan be released from
Woodstock Jail. Sullivan was, some
weeks since, fined for procuring liquor
of the town agent by false pretences,
and being unable to pay was commit
Ted.
The plays, Paul Pry and My
Turn Next, ale in rehearsal and will
be produced at an early day at Contra
Hotel Hail.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-02-14

BALLou's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
MARcH.-A very interesting and de-
lightful number is Ballou's Magazine
for March. 1t opens with an elaborate
illustrated article on japan, and then
follows several other engravings, and
then comes the stories, just what will
charm household all of them are
good. For only $3.50 per year, or
10 cents single copy, a large amount
of reading can he obtained. Themes
81 Talbot, Publishers, Boston.
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Barnard.
There was a very closely contest
ed race on Silver Lake last Saturday.
The following is the summary:
D a Clifford. enters blk 6 Frealus, 0133
W G Danforth enters b 6 Templar,
b Walker, enters Pete, O422
+ Kittrdge, enters m Fnpp O3444 4
The first heat was dead heat, ow-
ing to misunderstanding. Ffealus
has as good bottom and as free action
as any horse in this part of the Coun-
ty.
Last Saturday Mrs. Thomas Fra
zicr fell from chair and broke hel
arm just above the wrist.
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go
FAartiandl.

7AartIanN.
-Dexters show will be given at
Harland 4 corners on Saturday even
ING of this week. Mr. II. w. Stock
er of Windsor is associated with Mr.
d. He is an excellent singer and
renders very valuable assistance, max
ing the exhibition really worth patron,
izing,
MIR. Bingham has rented his farm
to Chas. Crandall, and is going t'
move into the house OF Mr.. ALFRED
Pierce in the village.
Geo. Russ has taken the farm O
Miss Mary Persons in West Windsor
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On Thursday morning last the
school house in Dist. No. 8, known to
the outside world as the Gravlin dis
trict, together with the pupils books,
was consumed by tire--probable cause,
a high wind which WIS blowing at the
time.
-Four Congregational churches
have been organized since the settle.
ment OF the town two have Deen
dropped and the others are now un'
able to supporta pastor. In lS4o the
population was 2,0S2 now it is about
400. Such is the constant drain up
On Vermont towns by emigration.
The contestants in the Whipple
will case, at this place, have made
compromise in favor CT another will
made and executed in 1868.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-02-14

Plymouth.
The Woodstock Quinte,te Band
played for the Dramatic festival and
dance at Wilder Hall the 9th. The
dance was successful and music spok
en- of in very high terms. The drama
soft to the War'-was very well
performed with the exception OF the
part of the Colonel and the Auction
GERS son. These parts were spoken In
monotones and lacked feeling and eA-
preston. This is all the fault we
could find with the performance, The
farce entitled a "Close Shave was
very laughable and the performers arc
certainly entitled to great credit. VI
the whole the entertainment was very
good.
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Important Letter
Hon. Calvin French,
OF
PROCTORS VILE, VI.

DIR. S. W. SMYTn:
Dear Sir-I am pleased to learn that
YOU propose extending your visit in Wood
stock for few weeks longer am hap
by to infoym you that the catarrhal trou-
BILE which has caused me much discomfort
for great many years is rapidly passing
away under your prescribed treatment. l
desire that others who are suffering from
that most annoying and stubborn disease,
Cdtarrh, may have an opportunity to test
your skill. Your system Of treatment is
novel, yet simple and effective, and is, l
believe endorsed by the best medical au
thoritics. | can cordially recommend it
to the afflicted. would also state that
your advice and treatment for my wlfes
loss of sight two years ago, was highly
satisfactory, and endorsed by DR., Will
liams, Boston's celebrated Oculist.
Very truly yours,
CALVIN FRENCH.
Woodstock, Vt, Jan. 20, 1877.
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ton was performed upon the eye of
Miss Mary Carmody of West Tut
land, a short time since by DR.. s. W.
Smyth, aided by DIR. Hanrahan-
Miss Carmody had suffered for long
time with inAamed eyes which result
ed in liberation of the cornea OF the
right eve. The liberation penetrated
through the cornea, midway between
the pupil and the white of the eye, as
it is sometimes called, which caused a
sudden and complete evacuation OF
the ao1eous humor, bringing with 1t a
portion of the iris. When DIR. Smyth
was called in the aqueous humor had
reaccumulatcd, filling the protruded
IRIS 50 that 1t hung outside of the eye
IN a sacklike form and adhearlng to
the edges of the perforation. lrldect-
omv was necessary to save the eye
an operation the delicacy OF when
none but the skilled surgeon can FULLY
appreciate. 1t consists in eating
through the cornea and removing a
portion of the iris. DR.. Smyth per-
formed this intricate operation, and to
the surprise and delight of all con-
cerned, not only saved the eye from
total loss, but finally restored II TO
vision.-RMland Her0ld.
DR.. Smytho will be absent from his
office on Saturday and Monday, l7t'
and 10Th inst.
A fashionable wedding comes OIL OF
Elm street to-day, The parties are ii
NJ. Semple, Esq, ofSt. Louis, Mo-, an'
Miss Mary, daughter OF Lorenzo
Richmond, Esq. The ceremony vii
be performed under gas-light, witt
music by Murdock's Orchestra
pieces. The trousseau, presents, etc
are rich and numerous.
AT the County Temperance Con
yention held at the Town Hall Tues
day c. c. Bugbee OF Brldgewate'
was re-nominated for County Com
missioner. The attendance was llgh'
The prayer meeting and confe
oroo ot Dco Gillinuham's Sunda
evening was well attended.
The numerous friends Of W hi
more 81 Clark Minstrels will be Gla
: to know that they will give one
= their popular entertainments at II
2 Town Hall, in this place, Wednesda
= evening, Feb, 2Sth, 1877. So sa.
Charlie Clarke, Agent. Hank wi
q. bring his mouth along-if he can.
We have hope Tor the inaugHr
ton of the President elect, Samu
J. TiIden. We have hope for Il
. honor and honesty Of the Suprcr
T. Court of our country. But as b
X Nye said, we fear we are "rulncd
n cheap labor" of the Commission,
J, -Thc Republicans feel ugly
y think they have been detected
: the people in STEALING the Pre-
: dency. Stealing has been their fra
:. for sixteen years.
After the decision in the Flor
case the Electoral count proceed
- without objection, to Louisiana.
. is likely that decision on this st;
will be reached by Friday or Sat
dav. Louisiana is considered by
strong case for the Democrats
But the "eight spot" will beat
"seven" every time. party"
justice is the Republican cry.
IT, Meeting Of the Tilden Refo
Club Saturday evening, at g. o'clo
az. Did you get Valentine :
re, Have your heard of "Blue Glass
ry. 1t cures all diseases. So the pap
I ls. say. fyou are troubled with rh
, ,e' matism in your big toe, put pan
it in your window, put your toe "
it, and the rays of the sun expands
molecules of the glass (because
]. bluc), and current Of electro-magl
of ism passes into your toe, and dir
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-02-14

louisville on Friday evening, Feb. 9th.
About 70 couples were present. The
music was excellent, as was admitted
by all. These dances have always
been held at Downers until this year.
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Cayendish.

Cayendish.
The Woodstock Quintette Band
played for the 25th annual ride and
dance at the new town hall at Dut-
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TatSvilie.
Elder Dole and his neXt-door
neiohbor had few Gmart words the
other day and the Elder had to yield.
The Elder, the Swearing Justice and
the classic Homer constitute good
"rine" for one city. Quill"
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Windsor Co. Ne7vS.
Woodstock.

Woodstock.
REV. G. G. Hamilton, of Canton,
N. Y, will preach in the Chlversallst
Church next Sunday, Feb. 18th.
We had a ten minutes rain storm
Monday afternoon, Monday night it
turned off cold and windy.
The session of the State Board OF
Agriculture held here on Thursday
and Friday of last week was well at.
tended, and the papers, addresses and
remarks were instructive, interesting
and amusing. We may refer more at
length to this matter in our next
The Cantata Of Ruth comes OH
Thursday and Saturday evenings OF
this week. You won't forget this
fact, will you? This will be the best
thing ever put on the boards here and
all should see aud hear. Naomi,
Ruth, Orpah, Boaz, Angels, and
Reapers, arc doing their "level best
to make it success, and they ought
to "elean" a rich harvest. BE
steadfastly- minded to go, as Ruth
was, and you will be rewarded
-' Everybody and his gal should
shoulder arms and attend the Val
entins Ball at Josselyn Hall, Bridge
water, this "wednesday evening. 1t
isa good place to go, and our friend
Josselyn has spared neither time or
expense in making ample arrange
ments for all to enjoy themselves
Josh Billings says,-and truly,
too: "This liz the seasun NV the
year when we are liabul to git consld'
erabul weather!'
AT the late term of the Windsor
County Court here the following d.
vorces were granted Clara ID. Gar
field V. Isaac d. Garfield, intolerablt
severity; custody of child decreed tc
mother. Kalro B. Clark V. Mary L.
Clark, wilful desertlon. Sharon D.
Converse V. Alice B. Converse, adul
terry. Clara J. Roberts V. Cyrus A
Roberts, intolerable severity. Decree
of nulty, Jehiel Gowing V. Achsa W
Gowing.
The costumes for the Cantata ar
rived last night from Boston, and the.
are pronounced by those that hav
viewed them as "just elegant"
A Social Conversational Meetn!
will be held at my residence on Rive
street, next Sunday evening, at 81
o'clock. A cordial invitation is give
10 all, who believe that Society cat
and ought to he made better, and ma
have 4 theory, or plan for its az
complishment. Papers may be pc
scented, extracts from books read, et'
1t is allowed that Society has great
improved within the last Century,
Can it not further advance ? If 81
how can it be done ? The one thu
can tell, Is the one we all wish to SC
and hear DIR. NATIIL RANDALL.
Woodstock, Feb. y, II.
CANrATA
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MARRIED..

In Woodstock, Feb. II, by Rev. o. NJ. Bout
we'll, Wallace c. Baker, and Della Nj. Pollard,
both of Bridgewater.
In Bethel, Feb /, in Christ church, by Rev.
NJ. b. Stickney, Miss Mary Hunton, daughter
of Hon. A. p. Uunton. to W. Il. c. Stickney.
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Commissioners Notice.

nIJE undersigned, having been appointed bJ
the Probate Court of the District OF Hart,
ford Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
AGAINST the estate of John Farrell, late Of
Hartford. in said District, deceased, ana the
claims of the deceased exhibited IN seton 10
the claims Of the CT editors, hereby give notice
that we will meet Tor the purpose OF eXaminc
inc and allowing said claims at the office OF
George Tcnny, at White River Junction; on
Saturday, March 10th, and on Saturday. July
2ls. from one o'clock, p. m; until nVe
o'clock, p NJ, on each Of said days and that n..
six months from the oath day OF January,
A. 3D., 1877. is the time limited by sald
Court for said creditors to present the'r
claims to us for examination anu ai eG,N
DATED at Hartford, this Sd day of FebruaTy'
A. d. 1877. ~
S I6HX >I pINSE0, COMMISSIONERS
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Look out for the Law
Dog Collars !

Full assortment just received and
for sale cheap.
+. N. BILLINGS.
February, 1877.
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Messenger. ..............Mr Mr.. David Simpson
Semi-C horuses-
- - binders.
" Cleaners, Angels. &C.
Full Chorus of 1sralites -35 voices.
Miss Mamie Chapman, Pianist.
Mrs. A. J. Tukesbury, Organlst.
Observation-Disclosures Band OF pieces,
Programmes containing the entire text OF
the work, Dramatic persone, and arguments
at the Hall.
Doors open at 61-2; Overture at 7.l5. Tick
cts IS cts each.
Henry Gravhn, the Weathers
field murderer, was removed to the
States Prison at Windsor, on Thurs
day last. He is quite feeble yet from
the effects OF his attempt at suicide.
1t is not easy to see the cause for his
removal when it WILDE ascertalned ina
week or two whether he is TO have a
new trial or not. Didn't somebody
want a job?
-Leander Bumblebee had a leetle
onpleasantness with chap named
Pelkey, one day last week, and Leland
er was arraigned before Justice Loren
70 Richmond, and was fined five dol.
lars and costs of prosecution and te
remain committed until paid. The
story that he was to be put up at auc
ton to work ont his fine, and in cast
of his running away from the purchas
er, to be re arrested and sent to State
Prison, is not true. That law doe
not 90 into effect until Sept, 1873, o
until the new workhouse for petit,
offenders is built.
Remember that the Cantata is t
be held Thursday and Saturday ever
ings-not Thursday and Friday. no
Friday and Saturday, as some folk
miH persist in thinking.
We are glad we did not go to th
Centennial. If we did, and depende
on some who are owing us to make u
the inevitable difioit IN our finance
the gaping VOID in our wallet woul
be greater than it is now. Hurry u
anyway, the "void grows.
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions OF yodtn, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, Nc; !, VIZ VIZ
send recipe that will cure you. FREE w
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover,
ed by . missionary in South America. oena
a seif-addressed envelope to the LEY; oos Y1.
r. 1NMAN, Station D, Bible House, Nc,o York
rtiy l7Stm6
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Special Notice.

The Selectmen and Auditors OF the town
81 WooJ.tnck will meet at the Selectmen's
Room Al the Town Hall, en- Monday and
TUesd,v' February 10Th and 18th, at 10
o'clock forenoon, to settle accounts, and all
having unsettled accounts are requested 10
present them at that time. ,.
Thc Civil Authority will meet at the same
placc on Thursday, February 10Th, ut ~
q CLOCK forenoon to abate taxes.
Fl. c. LOCKWOOD,
L. c: KENDyLL' Sselec'me"'
! Feb. I, 1917.
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Important Letter
FROM
HON. J. Il. FARNSWORTH,
Of Windsor, VI.
DIR. S W. SMYTn,

Claremont, y. III.
Dear Sir II have been much graticd and
benefited by your treatment OF my case
(Catarrh with scrolulous tendency IN the
SYSTEM requiring applications to the eyes
ears, throat and nasal passages as we'll as the
blood. One month under your prescription
effected great change in my general health
and in the local difficulties. | am free TO
saw, 7ou seem to understand well disease ana
its proper remedies, and to recommend your
treatment to such as may require med'cai
assistance.
Very truly yours,
j. b. FARNSWORIH.
Windsor, VT, Oct. 9th, 1875.
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CANTATA
RUTH THE NIOABIrESS,
by j. AsTOR BROAD,
pERSONATIONs.

Town Hall, Woodstock Thursday and satur-
dav Evenings, Feb. Is and II. 1871
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Did you get a Valentine ,

Have your heard Of "Blue Glass 2
1t cures all diseases, So the papers
say. Ifyou are troubled with rheu-
ma,ism in yourbig toe, put pain OF
it in your window, put your toe up to
it, and the rays of the sun expands the
molecules of the glass (because it Is
bluc), and a current Of electromagnetic
ism passes into your toe, and drives
the Rheumatism. This is the theory
Of the "blue glass" remedy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-02-14

Woodstock.
REV. G. G. Hamilton, of Canton,
N. Y, will preach in the Cnlversallst
Church next Sunday, Feb. 18th.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-22
Get the BeSI.

Humphreys Witch Hazel is one-third
stronger, purer and better, aud give the
consumer more for his monev than any
other preparation OF Extract H lmamels,
or Witch Hazel ever sold. Humphreys
Witch Hazel has no equal as Family
Medicine for accidents, injuries, scalIs,
burns, bruises, neuralgia, rheumatism,
piles, sore throat, catarrh, varicose
veins, old sores, corns and bunions,
while tor every form OF hemofrhages or
bleeding it is the prince OF remedies.
For kidney complaint and chronic diar-
rhea it is unfailing. Ask for II Humphreys
Witch Hazel, and take no other. Price,
full measure, 8 o., SOC. Pints 81. Quarts,
81 70. Sold by all dealers. No. 46 Vesey
street, N. Y. j. S. BURDSALL g. CO.,
Cincinnati, Agents.
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Fires Last Night.

A fire broke cut about 8 O'Clock last
evening in the third story front of tine
Virgins building, southeast corner o.
Fifth and Vine streets. The flames
originated in the cigar factory Of Kauh-
man Bros, but how Is mystery. They
were confined to this place. The large
amount OF water thrown totally ruined
M. Bauer's stock OF gents furnishing
goods, valued at $4,000. Mr.. Bauer is
Insured tor $4,000. MIR. Sam Thomas,
who has a tailoring establishment in the
second story, is also loser by the fire.
He is not insured.
The alarm from Box 9, at 1O:30 O'Clock,
was for a fire in the hay -loft Of Pat.
Regan's stable, No. ITO Water street,
near Joseph Levy's stable, which was
burned in the afternoon. The loss does
not reach over $50. The cause of the
fire is unknown.
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Court CuAlimgs.

The State against Thomas Ferdinand
and VIM. Welsch, In this case the jury
rendered verdict ii nding the defendant
guilty oil burglary.
VIM. Wall against the Commercial
Insurance Company. An action under
policy of insurance. Case in prog
reSs.
Rachel Thurston against Charles A..
Scott. Verdict for plaintiff for 81, 100.
Thos. b. Mallence against L. W. Hills
and others. In this case, mentioned be-
fore, a judgment was rendered for plain
tiff lor one cent damages.
The State against Henry Bisby. The
defendant was indicted for illegal Vot-
ing. In progress.
X. Quenton against W. W. Snodgrass,
administrator of Daniel Shock. An
action to recover $3.50 upon promissory
notes. Judgment for defendant.
Louis Lefkowitch, administrator of
Sallie Goodman, against W. W. Harper.
An action to recover damages occa-
sioned to the next OF kin OF the plaintiff 8
intestate by being run over and killed.
Verdict for plaintiff Tor $500.
In the Clerks office of the United
States Court, Leon Ii. Houston and Ace
Gregg, assignees Of Matthias b. Wright,
FLED their petition to recover 81, 062 20,
which, it is alleged, the bankrupt paid
VIM. ]. Horney, the defendant, giving
lrm preference over other creators.
Michael Sculiy and VIM. Boyle were
bound over by the Commissioner, to the
Grand Jury, on the charge of having
counterfeit money in their possession.
Anna Nj. Archer filed petition
against Chas. Ii. Blackburn to recover
$500, the value Of a diamond ring, which, e,
the plaintiff alleges, was loaned to the
defendant.
Jonathan FL. German, OF Dayton, Ohio,
filed his voluntary petition III bankrupt
cy, yesterday. Liabilities, $25) 900.
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AMUSE ENTS.
Grand Opera.hOuse.

Mr.. Daly's Fifth Avenue Company
appeared to good houses, yesterday,
matinee and evening. Lemons" bris-
ties with fun, and the company is made
up 80 as to give the greatest effect to
each part in the excellent comedy.
There is, strictly speaking, no plot, but
the incidents are woven together so
nicely that you laugh and are pleased
without afterwards being able to tell
what it was that delighted you. sLem'
ons" every night and saturday matinee
Woods Theater.
The Buffalo Bill Combination have
good houses at every performance. Ad
mlrers of the sensational drama always
enjoy Indian killing and frontier scenes
above all other subjects. One Of the fea
lures OF the present piece is that 1t neY
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fe15-6tTh Attorneys for Petitioner

r EGAL.-SrATE OF OHIO, HAMIL-
/ JTON County, ss.-Ezeklel q. Robinson.
Susan Trevor, Edward B. Stevens, John Ste
yens, Anna NJ. Hubbell and Isabella Byl. Cor
nclia Byl, Jesse f. Byl, Mary Byl (heirs Of
Leendert Byl, deceased), Mrs. Joseph Wilson.
John X. Spease and Mary Il. SpeaSe, his wife,
and the unknown heirs and devisees OF Joshua
Stevens, deceased, are notified that suit is
pending against them and others in the Com
mon Pleas Court of SAID county, case No. AZ. Ton
on the petition of 0rrn N. Sage, aud the an
swers and cross petitions OF Alphonso Tait
and the heirs Of Amos r. Holden, deceased,
the object and prayer of SAID suit and plead
lngs being to obtain partition Of all the land
remaining unSold, that was conveyed to ChnS.
S. Bryant and Samuel Trevor, Trustees for the
Fairmount Land Company, by deed recorded
in Deed Book 1S9, page 30, Of the records Of
said county, to which deed rofereAce is hereby
especially made: said land being situated in
said county. and having been since plated aud
known as Bryant & Trevor's Subdivision Of
fairmount; and to quiet the title Of said sage,
Taft and Holden heirs. respectively to certain,
lots in said subdivision, and to obtain convey
ances to them respectively for certain other
lots and land included therein, to exclude the
other parties to said suit from any In teress.
therein, and to obtain final settlement OF tho
affairs OF said company. Said defendants are
required to answer on or before April 2S, 1877.
SAGE II HINKLE,
a. TAFT & SON,
GOODMAN & oTORER,
Attorneys
March l,1ST. mh1-6tTh
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To keep the mind and heart pure you
must keep the body pure. B. I. Bah
bits Toilet Soap goes a long way to ef-
feet this, for it Is the latest achievement
of this sort Of chemistry, based on all
past improvements and experiences.
From infancy to senility no age can find
any adjunct for the use Of the toilet so
admirable as this purest Of vegetable
SOAPS,
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PHOSPHORENE DESTROyV

The excess We dampness Of the weather
has been productive OF reaches and 9TH
er vermin that are exceedingly annoy
ing. A few applications Of Phospho-
rene will effectually exterminate rats,
mice, reaches, ants, sc. For sale by
druggists generally. j. s. BURDSAL
& CO., PrOprietors.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-22

The hoarse bark the cougher is heard
in the land, but if people would use Med
icated Honey such sounds would no
longer CRATE upon our ears. A few doses
would stop it. 1t is natures remedy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-22

Sufferers from indigestion, colds, fe-
yer, ague, and intricate skin diseases,
try Lubin's Medicated Vapor Bath.
Complete trial given before purchasing.
Private rooms for ladies, 6S East Fourth
street, three doors from Broadway.
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er flags. There is no waiting between
acts. Same bill Tonight. Friday night,
"Lie on he BorGer." Last Buffalo B II
matinee Saturday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-22

"When the swallows homeward fy,"
then Is the time when coughs and colds
begin to appear. DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup
cures every case.