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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

The following letter from Rev. G. W. Mans
field, formerly pastor Of the Methodist EpIYCo-
pal Church, Hyde PARK, and at present settled
in Lowell, must convince every one who reads.
his letter OF the wonderful curative qualities
Of Vegetine as thorough cleanser and puri-
ier of the blood:
HYDE PARK, Mass, Feb IS, 1876.
MIR. II. r. STEYENs-Dear Sir: About ten
years ago my health failed through the de-
pletlng effects of dyspepsla; nearly year
later / was attacked by typhoid fever, in its
worst form; it settled IN my back and took the
form Of large deep seated abscGss, which
was fifteen months in gathering | had two
surgical ope' auQnS. Dy the best skill IN the
State. but received no permanent cure. SUI
fercd great pain at times, and was constant
weakened by profuse discharge Ii,LsO lost
small pieces OF bone at different times,
Matters ran on thus about seven yeays, till
May, 1874, when a friend recommended me to
20 to- your, Office, and talk to you of the virtue
| of Vegetlne. did so, and by your kindness
passed through your manufaeLory, noting tho
ingredients, &c, by which your remedy Is
Produced.
BY what | saw and heard gained some con-
| 1dence in, Vegetine,
commenced taking it soon after, but felt
worse from it's effects; but still | perseyerea
| and soon feltit wa bynefiting me in other re-
spccts Y % did not see the results desired,
| Till l had taken it faithfully for little mora
| than year, when the difficulty in the back
was cured, and for nine months have enjoyed
| the best of health.
| lhave IN that time gained twenty five pounda
o flesh, being heavier than eyer before in my
| life, and L never was more able to perform las
| Dor than now. During The past few weeks
had scrofulous swelling as large as my i'd
gather on another part of my body, / tooR
Vcgetine faithfully and it removed it lcyes
| the surface in a month. l think | should
| have been cured of my man trouble sooner if
| l had taken larger doses, after having become
| accustomed to its effects.
| Let your patrons troubled with scrofula or
| kidney disease understand that it takes tmo
/ l
tiently take Vegetne, ,lt will, inmy juIgntcnt,
cure them.
With great obligations | am, yours very truly,
G: W. MANSFIELH y,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22
The Art ILIustratiOns.

professor Cromwell gives three entertain
mcnts next week at Z .ke's Opera house FOR the
benefit of the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
tion. as follows: Christmas eve, "LondOn:'
Christmas afternoon, "Jcrusalem;' Christmas
night, "rour OF Europe lie Will also remain
during tAe remainder Of the week exhibiting
according to lhe programme which we have al
ready published The excellence Of the enter
taiumGntS is SO well established in the minds
OF the most cultivated people of this city that
it is useless now to do more than call attention
to the fact Of Professor CIOmWcls intention tC
give au exhibition to assure fun houses.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

THE FRENCH CENSUS RETURNS
From the census taken at the close OF
last year in France it appears that the
population was 36,9O5, 78S. In brief
class fication of the statistics we find
that this population was made up of 49,
B73 $50 males and 1882, 14O females. In
the male schedule is found 9.8O5, ,761 un-
married, 1851, ,2j9 married, 98O,6l9 wild
overs.
In the female strength OF France the
report is as follows: Oflhe eighteen and
half millions females s 9i4 1856 we're un-
married, 1857 $50 we're married, and o.
D20,G83 widows.
The increase OF females over males,
since the last enumeration, has been a
noticeable feature Of the census. This in
crease amounts to over 1900; ten
dency of things favorable to the dissent
natl of the doctrine and practice of
the Lat er Day Saints, ii the volatile
disposition of the French female mind
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22
The Roll of Honor.

rne progress OF many u bright and
prOmis hg sGhOlar is often arrested and
dscou agement bought on by absence
rom school caused III 30 many cases by
a cough, cold, or sore throat. Give Df.
BULBS Cough syrup and let your cnl-
u en- answer "preeenL" when the roll is
called.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

The New York horror Is now attrib-
uted to refusal OF the proprietor TO
stop work for necessary repairs. STUFF
some rags in and wait till Sunday to do
your reparing,n was Mr.. GreenfelG's
answer to his engineer when notified of
the break in the llue.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

HAPPY tidings Tor. nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosol, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts et-
fectually cure premature debility, weakness,
and decay, Book and Journal, with informa-
ton worth thousands, mailed free. Address
PULVERMACHER GALVANIC CO., Gin
Cinnatl, ONO.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

In the general distribution of medals,
if it had been possible for the Inter
national Jury Award " to have given a
medal to the hest hotel in Philadelphia,
this honor would nave been received by
the Colonnade, "fOr al the requisites
OF model establishment in every re-
spGCt."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

GOVERNOR BIsaOP shows no disposi-
zion to resign his position of Trustee of
ihe Southern Railroad. Is it possible
hat he means to defy the Constitution
and the wishes of the people by holding
;wo offices at once? The old story of the
plantation fiddler, who said he III tde it
'ule to hold on to one note until he
caught the next one, has been used in
all political campaigns to illustrate the
lenacity Of that class Of politicians who
persist in holding one office till they are
elected to another. But there is no
Instance Of a vIoinist fddling on the
first note after he had caught the &C.
ond, nor is there up to the present time a
case recorded OF a politician failing
to surrender one Office after he had been
elected TO more desirable one. Seri-
ously, Governor Bishop will make a
great mistake If he does not resign his
Southern Railroad Trusteesbip. People
would like to see the infusion OF new
elements into the management Of that
great enterprise, even to greater de-
gree than is possible under the present
law, and they will not look VITA lenI-
ency upon an attempt Of an old Trustee
TO hold on when he should properly give
place to new man. Such a course on
The part Of the Governor of the State is
not in accordance with the dignity Of the
office, and would reflect no credit
on either of his positions. That
kind OF an anxiety to stick to
the Southern Railroad Trusteeship
Will not increase the confidence of the
people in the present Board, and will
make it pretty hard for them to secure
the additional appropriations they will
ask tor this winter. Governor Bishop
should understand clearly that if he
persists in remaining in the Board, he
does so to the detriment of himself, OF
the road and of the State. The only
compensation for all this will be the two
salaries he will draw in State where
the Constitution says clearly that the
same man shall draw but one.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22
WASHJNE WASHES without rubbing. A

W -A'0 A4'A new Invention, totally ulIer-
ent from anything eyer offered to the public
before. Has b en- approved by the most plaC-
tical hOusekcepeis III the country. Positively
harm css 10 cothing-the only article known
viii h, VIII prevent wOolens from shrinking.
allhVueekeepers. Price Sc, ASK your grocer
for it, SEABURY Il JOHNSON,
M,W&S. =. Platt street, New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

Two women are on the Worcester,
Mass, School Board. and they occasion
ally treat the male members to Worces-
ter sauce.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

A NEW ORLEANS minister is worth
half million dollars. There are nc
camels or needIe-eyes in his sermons,
rest assured.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

THE death of ''Flora Temple" is an
important incident in turf annals. She
was nearly thirty-three years old.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

Large sales and small profits the order
of the day at Mabley's Mammoth Clothing
House, opposite the Fountain.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22
Yours very truly,
~ V MIMI L

Z. w. Y .NN T]EGTIFN.
Mr.. Vandcgrift, OF the firm OfrNunGrgrift 81
Huffman, is a Cl.-knuwn business man In
this place. having onc OF the iaiEest stofes iu
SDrlng G GCd, y.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22
VEGGTINE.
v { G { T / N {


NFNlNGflLLN, o, FCO. ., IS77.
This is to certify thatl haze used NuEetinc.
mapufactured by II. K. Stevens, Boston, Mass.
for rheumatism and general prostrati2l CT the
nervous system, with. good success. recon-
mend Vegctine as an excellent medicine for
such COmplaints
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22
THE MIFE OF WASHINGTON.

Miss Peale, the ddus snter OF Mr. Jane s
Peale, the famous painter, tells tile fol
lowing story to show that The wife OF
Pres sident Washington emulated her
husband in punctualtty:
"My father ha au engagement to paint
miniature Of Mrs. Washington in Pail
adelphia, the general beng then out Of
town. lie was oblig d to 90 TO her house,
and the appointment for first sittin <
was arranged for 7 o'clock in the murn-
ing. My father arrived at the house,
and taking out his watch he found he
was just on time. The thought then
struck him that possibly it might be ear
ly to dIsLurb lady, and he decided to
give ten minutes grace before knocking
at the door. He accordingly walked the
pavement and at the end OF ten minutes
pulled out his watch and rang the bell.
He was usAered into the paflor, and
Mrs. Washington, accosting him, drew
out her watch and said she had given her
orders tor the day, had heard her daugn-
ter take her lesson on the harpsichOrd
and had read ali the morning &
paperfs and after all this had been wait
ing for MIN ten minutes"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

/ lQUOR and OPIUM Habits Self Cured - ,
L \ New book of vital value, also exposes ral-
laclous treatment and nostrulhs, 75c. } GSS-! :
IlANLl u CO., 10 Nassau street, New Iork
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

The. Atlanta Ga. cons titution says
"W hile in France, Gen. Toombs me
President Tliers, and they became quite
we'll known to each other. Thiers
learned much Of American politics by
convers satlon with Gen. Toombs, and
took considerable interest In the matters
that no one could explain better than
Toombs. Since his return home the
General has frequently correspOnded
with Theirs, and during the late Consti-
tutional Convention Gen. Toombs sent
Tniers copy OF one of his speeches
against the encroachments of corpora
tlons upon the inalienable rights OF the
people. President Thiers seems to have
attentlvely considered the speech, for
he wrote Gen. Toombs most compli-
mentary letter in return. Mr.. Gladstone,
OF England, late Prime Minister, did the
same II Is SAID that MIR. Gladstone has
very great personal respect for Gen.
VoOmbs, and admiration for his splendid
ta ents and sta esmanship."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22
VEGE T IiVE.

20 Monterey street, AIlegheny, Ia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

ESQ Walnut street, Cincinnati, 0.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-06

Great Britain was received with the cordially that
eeotcd Charles samnor ne saw H. ",Iva , n n,rv from
shores before since. Even Irving anu ilcNo nu
not equal his opportunities lie i'sehn 60 hoiuoi H., I'm ~,
oneen Victoria, which he witnessed. lie carried leles
fr,m Charles s. Davies LungcllOw, story, and others;
but he did not need them. The most aristccetio and
Tie intellectual society alike SOUGHT his pwseH,
The LAWYERS first took him mp he sat on the bench WIN
Justlce Vaughan Hornche, and lnrNl Denman. Wa e,
cpived by Attorney General Chmrbeli, Soic"rccuetI
these he Visited were Esri fltzwiia,n. MiImnn toe
historian, sidney Smith, the Bishop OF Durn"in; & asl
wofih, SIR David brewster and whcyel Az hin ;i
burgh, Jeffrey took charge Of HIM and ne me ~, " Va
G.ote. Carlyle Rogers TeeuId Hume, tampo , ~ H. IT,
Macaulay landor, Lahdsee, Hrs J"nes9i; n ,S
slngteu, the Duchess OF sutleriand Bash M"n,IS @ .S
everybody, indeed ol emuence or "f fame oi any klin IA
lt Is not easy % account i,r tlis J. was etr,.
u,ed cuvl, to hls enthusiasm ana ms snpiE ~, Mi,I
his great Knowledge. o. CuuIso ho Had git''H Eshcu
IN case aud ccutidcuce oi ihit ~ "a" ny 4" 49,, %
Mr Sumner eiJs ca hls CXpcf nee n tc Jaw courts bs
much as any this. Wrliug of 1t, he s'!s ho heNoi
realized SO much happhCs. 81 S C. III, M % i s cfi,s
E.sS administered on O justice more Ithi| ~ HS
TO Judge s,o'y tUah 1t haa eNo beyh t,ac''c' e d
who're. He saw mach British ru0!lShef'' TOO ara
ued arrange 10y tIc pabhc@ton o tne DOORS o ~
waite save" lie ietcr,s. ell hinscE rrcscoii's
"FCrluand and ISabciia," ad for ion.ciio"s poe"S'
wnivn mad not appeared an Englsud t1cn
Mr. Sumner Te urued nome ln May ic.o ie reltiisI -
The idoa o writing BOOK mon i+snu a nf s6oYin "a,
j,t OiciSu experience bWi nct hhu'tcH him I've
none iiir iie was onS Pa.taiS tHti t I m ned To-
law periodicals. interested n,Insei IN euuc io"al
aDd nhopiC schemes, but for tsc next trcC or lVr
Years ac WSs gO.nS ou OF gcnyf"I kho"!vugc t'
adung fame. iic Laa done "psOolcA loi4ht -
an orator 10 DdNe suspected tH' h"'"o
of tn iu.e thai beO.e Lni, Wieii ais ocfuA t'
for, e CITY a,thurts O tie FoHIh OF JuS O.'tion a."
Tnc tiric gntlcur Nations" Taecd nin IA au hOar
TO tiie first ensiicnCc : u CLASSICAL ORATOR. =,
is The threshold o tiS success 'iiat Tar sec ma vi
these VouInN leaves MI. cunitcr. J.Cre - "a" mama"
uun as tu tie Intention ag Pierce ifiuS oi t"e
future career of tAc StalcYuaI. lie appears 20 nave
ga oOn,-n present Win u,iI"hsIy necessary
wOrs. There scarcely an intii '.' 'i 'he
career DeioTu Ml. ~ Wmdt Il uOhe Iho
books VIII have the ,ltllt Ot rlsig Nnul Is really l
i,i,,,uou Ui MIR. SIiDHef i
c i.Cu.iS. Istic 4 them has ever uctn ia G,td a. I
before, anu lie thCi,sa ioftuh Nlt
u!> uttY enc Xo.uiue giil more iuag. ga iO
I,ChilvT Ii CoVcss NiIC HoO aha 40 iI"i
| igatun 10 more novel.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-06

for the mast ten yenrs reveals the act that there
have been recorded less than 800 cases from
the subject OF srfltnhllSW-'
The meeting on Dec. 20 of the Ottawa, Cam
oao branch of tho Evangelical Alliance quite stormy
Tho Rev A. A. Cameron, lptist clergyman and mem
her of the Alliance published In recent nunlber OF Ihe
Canadian Iadependepf letter I'm which he took tue
crlnd that the Bapists the only cVangeicai ueh"
nation Attention drawn TO this letter at the ioe
ing Mr. Cameron dsavowci any intention 10 woniu
the feelings of otners but maintained his POSITION
esoution Of regret hs was passed. also a-
other which said THAT this branch OF the Alliance racog
pzes the validity Of the OriinauceS OF Ba"iish an io
Iors Eupper as admlnisto red by the members OF we
aIIionce Mr. C,mrrun took execution 10 tlis rcsoii
ton as unconstitutional, and intends TO appe" 10 o
parent society. -
The Richmond Dispatch gives the following
information: Number Of denominations In Richnohd'
both white and colorcd including the Roman 'uhoho'
1e number of churches So; number OF church 'neui-
bcrs 26siO; net Increase for hr year In AL 1855 ei-
era; number of teachers aud pnps in sun,aySchoo's'
1882 THE largest body in the city Is the Baptist 'co-
or d. which numbers 9,S42 mcmber; the hap's's
tUhite) have 3,739 members. The MethodiS's t"hi'J
have the largest number OF churches, namely ~ anu
272s church members The Roman Catholic population
of tbe city is given as 1853 persons In respect TO sun
cboos those Of the white Bops's attended by
S2I9 ucrsons, those of the colored Balcs % -'"'2
persons. the Eniscopaan schools by 2foo pcls.'is,
ihe Methodist schools by 2,il2 persons. Fne Liseopi
Church has in Richiuond l,3i4 cOmnnnicanis
The Week of United Prayer begins to-ni"f-
row. Jan = and cxterds TO Jan. IL. Daily services VIII
bc held in the Madison square Presbyterian Church Inc
following Is TIE programme
gyuyrp Ian 7Srrmons: Christian fogshp John l.; l.
Bosfqt Jaa SThanksgivn. and cUnfoSainn III '"e t.
vI"W Of thr past vcai. Z, oo INT.
,ssnag Jan s-frayer For tte Holy Sp II on tle
Ctfri its GsSsiauCe from error h "
ccr1lrt On ana las Increase iaIti activity, uess a'
Christian Ci'.tiiy. ~, -. ,na ,,co,.
yc!:,l daughters a! school ANA cOtet ih"
sicIucss. tao irr
"addnf - ne Ctufcl
Tbgroqy ll.-Piagrr for nations Ion ii'.s- MARS
ty,, am, s.t,ne-, ft si ?uihoc aUf brlrvofi lns'l-
futi,s m pir tlcrat"Ic, thr spread q" Sonh' ""Sa'"i
,n,oay fr..i,c the ni'.aitrr Of ie 'cr
gft. Jan. l.ITUCr for Christian rlisHios w hs ~
Luxe NNv.: "a inf ShhHay anu i'' III
cnnycrsina ~ the woIla Ia CHRIST 80. OH.
SyIt-D Ian ltrayCr the ObScrvanc' 81 ti,' 'hlH
ti S,i "a ~ Ihr pTnpf,cn ~ temperance, and ir te
sg rty f ,se " 90 % TN IN ships tai 90 DiS
ines a waters - nm,
Naatfs. Ja2. It.-Scrm1ns: Christian Uiver.iy 'Hp ,t
Iod fi.i baIOeul one Goa ana faI'ct W ALL
lpnCs. o: ., q.
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V'O LET-3-story brick SCH0OL-HOCSLy No.
4 156 Remseist; 3siOry hfick D~tLl.ih1, ~ e%
louPhby-st GORDON L. fDIiD ~ Ciaik-sl, h"'>'}"
New-York tribune., 1877-01-06
Counirn Real Cstdte for Sale.

EOR SALE-LEASE of FARM, 120 acres;
i stock implements, possession. q. " OAltDlNEk, ElnS
:. Somerset Co.. Eastern Shor', hd.
S1OR SALE, chcap-A small FARM of right
acres mile from tpot main rad, btck not &c
with five rooms barn and stables, workshop hca
ner, and other Otbudngs a kinds oi e0ce iTuit trees
iirh iand tfncE iagm. BUiAnggs worth ile
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TO T. POOLE Box 80 p o. Ess STOusburs. Penn, or u.
DAVIS, ItibGDe Olice Y. =.
NOTICE TO ST0Ck-RAlSERS AND FARM
" ERSThe yerser has tract ef 1890 acres OF Land
IN Nsso RI watered and timterv and thrre ry
roads, aUout improved. Hc has fine herd II
Durham and stock Berkshire ard PolndChna hogs
about 20 head " tne brood with colts Om hno
stl rs The houses, large barn, ice,horse
s, house. and shrds bead OF stock The advertiser
furnish hali Of Tie capital Atne bGt prfHls Win
from ~ need answer Tbs GOOD csnce 9r
pefs capital, snd muscle. Aflitss Hitlt n
RAISER, Of " W. Aver SOO Times Building PLla
drlpma
New-York tribune., 1877-01-06
OFFICIAL RECORD OF EEAL ESTATE TRANaE

Road Iesfing from Hunis PaiHt - Wes, Farms n.
regular (2ith WARD; WOih Arm, and wife, % Brrn.
Nonr0e q (Nos 90 and so, j0xI o. Daniel DaseBhsry
Myrie.aye " s, 7jxlJO (2lth WanDj Wm u Lcggc't
to Phsbo Ieggcit.
81 LIST lot No Ifi). 25X1G.S. BcBeGlct Ne berg
and vile n M3rOi cdDisd
5ithst. ~ l7JfteO llth-avc, 2jKI35; james Oh
bert To Annie forman
80 hst, IA r. 2lG.S n W u ~ ave- 10 5yi0O. Sarah
DOying AMI husband 90 Geo g. Van Horne .........
UJist0u-s, \. 43D ~ Of iANIeuce, I~.3N9-, lsa-
chel KTOOks ana husband 10 Iaac Levy So
Sulvsn-st 2GO n of bl6cckef, 4oxlO0; 20 us
Cbry,tIo-si, Q =, No %. 251lO0; same TO Jacab l.
2daye, =, 5O.Ii n Of il2lh-st 2jx75; Fre4rEick
Otscu 10 Ja3 Airiln ....'...
3Jthst u \, 2G1lOL ~ " o. shave, lIIOX9S.9: Al
bert Gpscheidt tO Henry ngd..................
lStth ST. s. 2JO n ~ Nili-si, 2JKlNO. .3I Ward:
John J Th0mass0n, REL tO f.laigrGnt ina -ays gk .
17thst. S. les 10 Ave r, 2JX92; VI Hoffman, Z, 70
JUlluE faudce. ...-.--...
- lsts =. l716 q " OF 4thaye. l7.6KJJlI; David
J Dean, ref, 10 Fla shaw
Deanceyst no i3J), 2Jx s. Abel Cook ret D. Joseph
W.ngCf
2d.ave, " =, 1Oi.1l 10 OF 36th-st lsGXl0OJ; I'd.
ward e BROOKS and wife % Annie McDsicis. ........
LEAstS.
lst ave. 3Uthst, BUsSell 10 John Lawrence;
Co niercest, $. " Oi Bod0Fdst, IA Gomez tO J0bn
OfhelsLJ j. Y. SAVAGE Deputy kogis
New-York tribune., 1877-01-06
bouses auo farms r0anico.

WANTED-A FARM, (On shares prefeTcd)
" practical New England farIues; have i3ka lt'
mlums stock atcoaaiy far Viii LNe rlr'h"
tO families supplied with butter nv the season oi
numhor of years Addiess u. BOX 454 Kingston, steE
Co., y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-06

MISS MCDONALD''
VA CLASSES IN DRAWING AND WATER COLOHS
From Nature, 7SS Broadway Room 81
Terms, 500 20 lessons Of one hour each ~ e shd pay
reduction will be made Tor Two OF more
Pup.!n cDnIIng together