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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-10

There were no new developments in
the Mansfield murders Saturday,
Mrs. Roger, of 7 fin. Ohio, was fatally
injured by a horse running away Satur-
day.
Kitzenger Brothers, dry goods mer.
chants, New York, failed Saturday for
$l33 900.
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegr nh
Company has declared a dividend Ui AZ
per cent.
Governor Mccormack retired irJm
office as Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury Saturday.
Chaplain A. G. Byers, of the Ohio
Penit entiary, celebrated his silver we'd
ding Friday night.
New York contractors and stock
joDbers are excitod over possibilities Of
war with Mexico.
The well Of l.. W. Mcclure, residing
near Argos, Indiana, was poisoned with
strychpine Friday night.
j. j. Brown, a prominent citiz n OF
Wilmington, Ohio, dropped dead on the
street Saturday OF heart disease.
Democratic Senators predio that
Alexander Reed will have hard row to
hoe in the Toledo Post-oftice business.
The whisky house Of Cochran g. Full
ton, Louisville, was damaged by fire
Saturday night to the extent of $975 600
Mrs. Molly Fox, aged eighty, residing
near Warren, was fatally burned Fr1-
day night by her clothes taking fire from
a cooking stove.
Bowling is the darling of the Toledo
Post-aface. He relieved Mr.. Reed Sat-
urday under Instructions from RVstmas-
ter General Key.
Charles Maulrich, few miles above
Chester, lllinois, Saturday, murdered
his wife and then suicided. Jealousy
the supposed cause.
A letter from Rome states that Rev.
John keene, Of Washington, h1s been
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N. b." We give samples or
send them by mail when de-
sired" "We take pleasure to
show goods, whether customers
wish to purchase or not" "We
have the best of facilities to buy
goods cheap for cash. We aim
to give our customers the best
value for their money!" We are
responsible and will back any
thing we sell. Goods bought of
us can be exchanged or returned,
and the money will be cheerfully
refunded when not satisfactory.
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SPECIAL.

Black Silks of superior finish
and made to wear, for 81 rs,
81 80, 81 IS, 81, to 81 80.
COlOred Silks in all the new
shades, at IS, Soc, 81 to 81 20.
CheapeSt Goods ever offered.
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SPECIAL.

Special Bargains in Ladies'
Cloth Gloves, Gents Cloth
Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear,
Millinery Goods, Ladies' and
Children's Shoes and Domestic
Goods.
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DIR. lands.

The following letter explains itself:
CINCINNATI, Dec. 8, 1877.
Te the Editor OF the star:
AS Mr.. Jamos Sherwood does not feel
disposed to accept my challenge to play
"HamleW with me for the belt, l hereby
extend this challenge to Mr.. Charles
Miller. l remain only this and next
See me at the National Theater Com.
ique. s. NJ. Lands, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia Tragedian.
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A confarence was had SATURDAY. nigh


Fanny Horton, a saucy soubrette Of
the English stage, was mercilessly
hissed at her first appearance Oh the
boards. Stepping briskly to the foot
lights, she asked, 'Is it my person or
playing you object top From all sides
came the cry, "Your playing, your play
Ing" "Glad to hear that" she replied.
'sfor it can be bettered, but my person
immense fay0rite,
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FINANCIAL.

Invested in Wall st. Stocks
$40 $1,000 II go: e: +: :'';' :',;;::
everything.
Address BAXTEE Il GO. Bankers, rival St., Y
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appointed Bishop of the Catholic DiO.

appointed Bishop OF the Catholic DID,
| cese OF Richmond, Virginia.
The case OF the United States We.
Samuel j. Tilden, known as the income
| tax suit, was called IN New York SRtur
day, and then postponed two weeks.
Six steamers left New York for Eu-
rope last Saturday withoub bushel Of
grain in their rargoes. Fresh beef and
oysters were the largestitems exported.
The st. Louis Clearinghouse shows
the aggregate clearing Of thirty-nine
| banks OF that city for the year ending
November 80 to have been 0,01S,909 81.
The trial of Beavers, at Madison, In
diana, for the murder OF John W.
SewelI, resulted, Saturday, in a verdict
of guilty, with the death penalty at
| tached.
Henry Groom, negro, threw coal
| oil lamp at his mistress, Emma Chinn,
in Louisville, Saturday night. Result:
House destroyed, and Emma was
burned TO death.
There Is split in the Democratic
ranks at Memphis. A number Of the
prominent dissatisfied with the manage.
ment Of the Executive Committee, have
bolted, and will support an independ-
ent ticket.
VIM. Wieners, who shot and killed a
barkeeper named Lawrence Mack, at
the saloon at the Theater Com que,
81. Louis, last March, and who was TO
be hanged next Friday, has been res
pited four days by the Supreme Court.
An ingenious swindle has just been
discovered in Keokuk, Iowa. A book
agent has sold number OF books emit
tied "ElDow Room; or 1nnocents at
Home" The book Is Max Adeler's, but
the agent has had false title page in
serted with his name on it.
The Galveston News San Antonio
special reports engagements in Mexico
between Colonel Y0ung's command aud
party OF MeXcalero Indians, in which
two Indians were killed and three
wounded. Their camp and property
were captured and destroyed.
The conference between the lessees of
the canals and Board Of Public Works
Saturday, resulted Ill an agreement that
application shall be made for the ap-
pointment of receivers, representing
both interests, 10 take charge Of the
canals until litigation or legislation Is
had deciding upon the respective rights
of the parties. MIR. Peter Thatcher will
be recommended by the Beard for Re.
ceiver and Colonel Parrot by the les
sees.
A conference was had Saturday night
with closed doors in the Senate end of
the Capitol by Senator'S, Representa-
tives and popular leaders, favorable to
a greenback movement. A permane MT
National Greenbaok League was formed,
with An Executive Committee OF one
Senator or Representative from each
State to the number Of twenty five. 1t
was arranged to have permanent room
at the Capitol. The point lie, shat it
their equivalent, receivable tor every
thing"
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THE TRUE sECREr

6zfpgEESxez OF SELLING 50 MANY PI-
AMOS and ORG ANS is due to be-
N$ ttng satished with small living
proll. Az immense stock, both new and scc-
ond-hssfd, always or hand at y. w. HEL-
MiGk'5 Music Store, iSe. 30 Vest Fo,uth street,
Cinssuhati, .. 6-lyd6uoS-lyw
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

STRAWBERRIES fade with gentle Spring,
The ice cream season passes;
But after all, stern Winter brings
Our buck wheat CAKES and 'lasses.
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LEGAL.
FOR SALE---PIAEOS, &c.

ssEyxzl FOR SALE - PIANOS AND
Es9Ssyssl l.sys9O RGANS - From all the best
II n III n H.nakers in the land at astonish ing
II slow pIces. Warranted for ten
years. Pianos for rent at from IS to S25 per
quarter, at BRTrTISG BROS.'
Piano and Organ Depot,
Do23-5Ot Corner Fifth and PlHm streets,
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UNDERTAKERS' WARES.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

NEW HOLIDAY GOODS at the 99e STORE
DARTICULAR ATTENTION is CALLEH
4 to the Dolls, Toys. Wagons, Books, Games,
Pictures, Baskets Ladies' and Childronf
Trimmed Hats and Furs. Goods In great Va
riety. aud the best place to huy them is at tn
S9c Store, rs and so Fountain Square
nV3Jtode25*
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Sweeping Carpets.

In all our experiments, we have founC
nothing SO safe and servicea bic as moist
'ened bran. Instead of stopping to clean
the broom every few minutes, sweeping
the carpets, frees ii almost entirely
IRON The duet and keeps the broom clean
al the same time. 1t must be moistened
only enough to hold the PARTICLES to-
grther. If too wet, there are the same
OBJECTIONS as to each Of the various WAYS
above mentioned. 1t will .av, the car.
PET S" mp that the dust which will .et
tie over it ard deiace Tie carpet more han
1t VIII Clean ii. Besides, it makes the.
work much harder, because tie bran h
cones heavy with much moisture. Dis
Tribute tie bran evenly over the floor, and
then sweep as usual. The bran scour. O,
81 ans the whole fabric. Very little dus,
is made when sweeping with II. and
scarcely any settles after the work is &C
compllshed. because every thread, BIT of
paper, lint or dust, is gathered Into the
mass of bran that is moved over the floor.
and is so thoroughly incorporated with il
that it cannot be easily separated. Car
pets swept in this manner gather very
Little dust. as will be plainly seen when
they are taken up for shaking.
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AMERICAN aud FOREIGN PATENTS.

GILMORE & Co., Snrce-sois to Chip
man, iInsner & Co., Solicitors. Patent,
procured ~ al Countries. No Fees in al.
varce N" charge unless the patent is
granted. n" tees for - king. preliminary
examinations NJ aJd,i,nal fees for Oh
tanning ard conducting Il rehcarlng. Bv
Il rtcr"t decision IF The Commissioner
all rejected applications may he revived.
Slr cI.l at'euti"n given to Infringement,
cases before The P,i.nt Off G. EXte SONS
before Congress. infringement suits in
different Safes. ami all ii,yatiOns apper
tanning I, Inye"iinns or Patents.
Lsrd CASTS, Arrears Of Pay and Bonrty
and Pensio" business promptly attended
to- We desire to win success by deserv-
ing it. Send stamp for pamphlet of sixty
pages. GILMORE & Co..
G27, F Street Washington, d. e.
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w eStern OTIS.

Stock are dying of starvation il
Arizona, but they are chiefly sheep. l
is said that one owner has lost 1000 head
Many of The white men in Calitorni,
wilt not Sit at . hotel table with China
man, bnt VIII follow him two miles afte
dark to borrow money of him.
A party is now engaged surveying 1
wagon road from Kcarney. Neb., to th'
Black Hills.
When young man calls on a Nortl
Platte Miss he is required 10 furnish fue
Tor the evening.
Oregon has Just opened State Home
opathetic college at Portland.
Springs resembling petroleum have re-
Gently been discovered near Drains, Or
egou.
Fan Palm has grown in profusion in
the desert around Indian Wells, Cal.
A few days ago.citizens of Fort Griffin,
Texas, captured eleven men who were
trying to run off twenty-seven head of
stolen horses, and hanged them all in the
woods as soon as they were overtaken.
A man who travels more or less over
the Dakota Southern road was observed
on more than one occasion 10 pay his fare
10 the conductor. An acquaintance, won
irrng at his method Of doing, asked him
why he did not purchase tickets like other
people. The reply was right to the
point: II tell you. owe the railroad
company grudge, and so long as l travel
over their line of roa they shall never
get cent IF my money"
Tie Denver Mirror says the schools ar
CLOSED on account Of the small pox,-s:so
the poor antelope are having hard tine
Of 1t. TIL. depth of STOW and the ex
IRENE cold have driven herds of them
within four miles of the city, and scores
Of them are run down by the dogs.
San Francisco has a tr emendOus rail
oai scheme on the brain. 1t is proposed
to build a railroad from that city thrOu
Souther, California, Mexico, and Contra
A ~. ri. al States and South Am ric!, 1ol
Valparaiso o. Concercion, and 81 0n'
Iouyh Brazil to Blenos Ayers, the cap
ltal Of the Argentine Republic The en-
ire length of the main line would be-
sbou, 1920 miles by The way of Conce,,-
:ion,"r by way of Va lparaiso G,94O miles.
Tie connecting lines through Mexico.
central and South America would aggre-
,ate about 3 ,345 miles. The entire tx |
'ense per mile is estimated at $50,OUu.
which would amount to some $57S, $50, 900
n all.
The Younger brothers have ccme down
o regular WORK in the Minnesota state
Prison. They are in the bucket business.
cole applies the first coat of paint, Jim
ssists il: granting, and Bob piles the
'ails up III regular tiers.
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Home Art.

Ground glass may be successfully imita.
in the following manner: Cut from
tissue paper or white muslin fancy figures
end then with transparent gum or paste
t"sten he paper or muslin on the glass
Glass doors and windows covered in this
way need no other screen to keep OUT,
Questioning eyes or unpleasant sights
The same end may he obtained by an.
plying TO the windows with brush hot
saturated solution o. 81 ammonific. or OF
Glanber's salts. The crystalizatluns in
the first instance will be in straight lines
dlvergi'g from point. The EPSON salts
VIII form iour-sided prlsms, and the
Glauoer's salts six.sided prisms. A per
feet and beautiful screen may thus be
obtained
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Beef-Packinr.

1t seems rather singular that no one has
or cited beef packing establishment in
this Territory. 1t some point on the Mis-.
sour Or Yellowstone We're selected and a
packing establishment erected. there is no
''oubt 1t would be very profitable invest
ment. The materials tor barrels coul. be-
slipped up the rivers at low rates. and the
transportation of the packed beef to mar.
ket would not exceed So per barrel. To
an establishment of this kind might be
aided department for drying beef and
beef tongues. articles that always com
mand good prices in the market. If the
business of beef packing is = good one in
any country. We cannot see why 1t would
not be in Montana. where everyth but
labor is cheap. It would maze a good
and certain market for the surplus beef
cattle now in the Territory, ard beef could
b" marketed, We think, cheaper than the
cattle can be driven cut Il Independent
We are assured that responsible Bozs
man parties will engage in the business At
some point upon the Yellowstone the com.
ing summer. Ed. COURIER.
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Doing up Shirts.

Tie following recipe for doing up
shirts will be found of use to many house.
wives: Take two ounces of fine white
gum-ar" bic powder; rut it into pitcher,
and 20 on it n pint or so of water; and
then, having covered it up, let it stand all
night. In the morning pour it carefully
from the dregs into clean bottle, and
cork it and keep it for use. A tablespoon.
ful OF gum water stirred into pint of
starch made in the usual manner will give
to the lawns, either white or printed. a
look OF newness when nothing else can
restore them after they haye been washed.
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How he Shot.

Old Daniel Boone straytd in upon lot
of men shooting at a mark, and rather
sneered at their work. They did moi,
know him. but challenged him for the
best two shots in three. Daniel blazed
away off hand Uhere were neither rests
not telescopic sights in those days. and
put ball exactly in the center of the
powder spot. He fred again, and the
boys Sc! up laugh. Tor he did not even
hit the tree. Then he took mere deliber.
ale sight, and they now fairly shouted
missed the tree again. Then Daniel call
ed them up to the tree, and asked them t"
cut out his frs, bullet. 1t was done. aud
they were all three on top of each other in
the one hole made by the first. And then
they stopped laughing.
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Stock.
Items.

A man who drinks lightly is now called
"a Durham" because he is of the ''short-
horn" breed.
A Nrvada sheep man. who has tried
and succeeded with sheep. says: '.Shecp
arr better than government bond; you
can tear off coupon every six months
half as big as the bond, ard tie bond is
left as big As it was.''
Hog cholera is raging with terrific VIC.
lence in Platte county. Mo. Thousands
of hogs have died, and the disease is s,iII
raging. There seems to be no remedy for
it. and the probabilities aye that it will
have to wear itself out.
The ewes of San Joaquin Valley. Ca.
are r. fusing 10 suchle their lambs, ] rg.
numhtrs Of Which, the Sacramento B e|
says. are dying Her,iers and farm, "a
think this port, nds severe croht.. add
hat the beasts have an Justin tive knowl
edge that there is to be short crop of!
food, and thus save themselves the trouble
1t frul'l'ssly rearing their young only 10
lie of starvation,
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breakfast Rolls.

Mix the salt with the flour; make ,
deep hole in the mic die of the flour: Sill
The warm water in the yeast and pour il
Int" the hole. Stir with a spoon enough
10 make thin batter. and sprinkle some
Hour over the top; cover the pan and &c,
IL In warm pla"e tor several hours.
when II Is hight d. a half pint more OF
Iukewarm wat,r, an! make it with little
more Hour INTO cough. Kpead it well for
ten minutes, hen divide it into small
pitcts' and hE"ad each separately. Make
them into round cakes or rolls. Cover
ahc so them to Use abJut an hour aud
half, then bake, and when done ler
them r. min in The oven, without the lid.
Tor about ten Minutes.
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AT the foot of the mill, near the old rec
mill,
In quiet shady spot,
just peeping through. half hid from view
Stands little moss-grown cot;
And, straying througi. at the open door,
The sunbeams play on the sand,d floor.
The easy chair, all patched With care,
Is placed by the old hearthstone;
With wltrhing grace. in the old fireplace,
The evergrecnS are strewn;
And pictures lang on the white ned well.
And the old clock ticks in the cottage hall.
More lovely still, on the window. sill,
The dew eyed flowers rest.
While. midst the leaves on the moss
grown caves,
The martin builds her nest;
And all day long the summer breeze
Is whispering love 10 the Bonded trees
Over the door. all covered DER
With a sack Of dark green baize,
Lies musket old. whose worth is told
In tHe eve MS or DIntr DAYS,
Aud the powder flask, and the hunters
horn,
Have hung beside it for many a morn.
For years have fled. with noise:ess tread,
Like + ,lry dreams away,
AID lett in their flight, all shorn of his
might,
A father, old and gray;
Aud The soft winds play with his snow
White hair.
Aud the old man sleeps In his easy chair.
Inside the door, on the sandcd floor,
Light, airy footsteps glide,
Ard IN iden fair, with iiaxen hair,
KDeels by the Old mans side
An old oak wrecked by the angry storm,
While the ivy clings to its trembling form
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

There is nearly $4,OOO.0OO of capita
invested in local manufactures in Oak.
land, CAL, which gives steady employ
ment 10 1000 people.
TO Indianapolis belongs the honor of
having invented fine-tooth comb which
can also be used as stove handle and a
tack hammer.
A beverage made from the leaf of the
coffee shrub, instead OF from the berry.
has lately been introduced into Australia
and is said to be superior to ordinary
coffee.
The Columbus Enquirer says that
there are d cotton factories in Georsi,, all
in active operation and paying dividends,
either in money or stock. They cons ume
50, 600 to 60. 900 bales of cotton annually.
Columbia claims one fifth OF the total
Of the State.
Some German and English capitalists
have purchased 5000 900 acres of land in|
Florida and will organize an emigr,tionI
company. This will be vast help to the
State.
A firm of umbrella makers in Glasgow
have lately filled an order for forty enor-
nous sunshades, which are to be sent as
presents to African chiefs. Three of
!hese parasols- or palanquns. as they are
also called are about thirty feet in cir
and the rest about eighteen |
Get. They are covered with rich var
egsted danask silk, fringed around the
dyes, ornamented at the top with gilt
'alls. and lined with finished cloth. The
handles which '-re of larcewood, are
'rmed with spikes for ten!ing purposes.
nd bayOnet joint on each stick renders
he whole more portable.
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The Household.
Coffee.

Never decant coffee. Whatever elst
you may do about it bring it to the table
in The vessel in which it was made. A
handsome urn or gorgeous coffee pot j.
the grave of good coffee. When hot cot
another, the kitchen ceiling generally
receives THAT essence-lsden yapor which
should have found its way into the cups
of the breakfast tabl,. And one word
about these cups. When coffee enters
them it sh, I'D find the milk or cream
slready there.
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A clergyman. in q village in Massachu-
sets, found his hearers diminishing day
by day. and consulted an old Scotch sea.
faring man. as to why the people would
not come to church. ~ Gamma exactly
tell, mon; We preached on spring and aut-
umn most beautiful Giscourses, and We inn
proved the great accident and loss of Ii fe
on the Sound; ye might try them with
xome,hing OF. Of tie Billet. and IL 10
fresh may be it would hold them another
SON lay or tw0!''
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Which are located on Clark's Fork, are
shown by developments to be the b. st
and richest in the country.
A road to tn mines wilt be opened in a
short time from the Crow Agency, dis
ta' ce Of only forty m'es, which will en-
alb G us TO make connection with the Vel
lowst0ne bOais, putting the products Of
our mines at least one hundr' d miles
nearer market wagon trausrortation) than
any other mines in the Territory. The
Company now offer for SALE
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PILES. He.2loglIlGids.
PsE.FS.

Nary causes tend 10 produce this pain
f,tl and distressing state. The blood 70
retardrd in IFS return; the too frequent
use of drastic parHatres tends to produce
coagestiOR of Tie 6o,ceiS, torpid action Of
the lirer, and numerous other causes arc
the source Of this complaint, and Hitherto
nothing eTectuGL has been presented TO
tie public, Which acoista rapidly aHertat'
sum ptoHs and ultimately pTore an effect
ire cure. In PILON gre GGre a remedy
trhicI not only acts aIttcst instantly. but
riH remore the largest :Unaors OF the farts
piles by absorption, and many who
been radically cured, hare been assured
prior to Hsiny this treatment by emit.
.lent surgeons that the OHfy relief they
erer could expect in life, WOufd De 6y On
operation, cad rcmerinG it or them from
TIC body ty q procedure srhich 7eceSSttds:
Ell tie l:nite. iris remedy has been hailed
scita dc!tcat, U!td i3 aOW preScrs0ed %
nscmy prtctisiay ;o1ySirians, ,"ho are cog.
risGiit OF its merits, rs t.tc 0niy hno"S
Price. titty te,.!s per package, or sis
for $3.50.
TIE -AEOTE RENEDIEs ARR
thoyouGH az the erGdir0fio" Of the dtTer-
ent and ycrtons mal0dies denoMinafeds
and are the result Of patient, searching,
Ia horious, and ScieRtiTc tnreSftydttons
embrGcing q period Of many gears, ~
Europe and Americn. ,.,
If the SPectFc st'ect'ouS uru So".p.:s
.c;th. thousands Of patients trttt bear trss'
ness to their reiatire nter.ds, ana eorroo.
or0fe erery assertion. HheTe there arc
mana COMPLICATIONS Of disease, and pa,
tsents so desire, DIR. CH4NDLER %iH a
be D,eased to gire all Information, on"
treat by letter III necessary. r.....
Desrriufire and Explanatory CtreHs
zor of The above remedies sent on reee,P,
Of stamp. If the PROPRIEIA..mn.rr
MEDICINES are not on sale at y0"'
druggists, send orders "
DR.. CHANDLER
1879 Broadway, New.York o'S
Sold by al E5,'"yg'stS'