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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

SITTING BULL seems to have taken the
place OF the Bender family as q stand
by for news. Whenever news is ex-
ceedingly dull we have the announce
ment that Sitting Bull and so many
10 iges have crossed the border eager for
a fipht
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

The announcemenG Of ga shave for
four cents and two clean towels used on
every customer" is the latest New York
evidence Of the downward tendency.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

THE sheriff of fKenton County is mean
derlng about the county looking tor Il
good place TO hang man. In the jail
yard is the place, and in the most quiet
manner possible, with no one present
except those who have business there,
is the way. Civilization demands that
executions shall not be made spectacles
for the gratihcation of morbid minds.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

BANN1NG's Army Bill, that fearfully
and wonderfully made document which
engaged the attention Of the Second Dis
trict statesman during the Christmas
recess, has come to light. 1t reduces
the number and expense OF the army,
and SO far seems all right. just how far
these reductions have been made with
wisdom, and how the bill Will stand the
tests that must apply to it before 1t be-
comes a law, remain to be seen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

| NlS04Il W U1S Au1 AVfCA'
Young men who at two o'clock in the
morning dance along the sidewalk by the
light of the moon are very rum-antic.
They tell of South Boston woman 80
stingy that the only things she is known to
give away are shoes TO her neighbors
chickens.
The handsome principal of Wisconsin
school is only eighteen. Yet the girls say,
Principals, not men,"
| A St. Louis man recently while playing
cards with his wife became crazy. We
should think any man would when he sees
woman trump the ace.
'Can you see me, dearest ?" said Il
Chicago man to his dying wife. "Tell me,
can you see me?' NO. she family whis-
pered, ''but I can smell you breath
Bald headed men who go counting should
not put the candle ON the mantel The
reflection on their heads might dazzle the
eyes of the ladies on the other side of the
| street.
squaW has gone upon the stage. She
wears false hair like white lady. She is
switch injun-N. 7. Herald And when
she is on the stage the audience see the
injun-nea .-Noristown Herald.
become Of I tbe l IaSt man m # is nneer M That no.
hod,, bo1 ,,ot J;'.oo,1a,,ad tl,a4 L. r. doe+;rod
TO be talked to death bv tba last woman,
>''-- -
whu do - ows,,o,,o,,s s,,o,l ~ e.,,orrci,o
bol,ios ?" Wa,Ia Soo,, p GOOD roonv bahiee
much to sneak of-thoy're soft.
| Gold hair pins are sold at nine dollars a
dozen. majority of the ladies' however,
will continue to use the common ones,
which can be had at eight and ten cents per
paper.
Do,uo, /,1;oL ,,,o,, o,,t .,,4 +o
cbna+ " at '" r,a 1o Iont ~ nf 4%o oo+ ~, - oo
Wv g - pJ,a9 SLot e.
ntDDS oho h ia Ia ,nI n 'No0'V'
e0-' ''''>'
The very very latest annliestion of the
telephone is to deep sea soundings. In
telephone intends TO get to the bottom
of It,
..
"A a., Nyack !. ma man Is tfylng & TO III 1nvene gravy
pow that WIN noI pleak ~, %hen en- Woman rGL IAN
IhfoWs IL at ner huSDanos heao. 1h9te
mas mas oeen 700 nsucn crochery oroAen IN 'nls
Oni 4"'i'n n1n0'een'n oeH'oiJ'
This world is not well arranged. For in,
stance, whoever saw a rabbit chasing three
men and carload of boys around for three
hours for the sake OF fifteen cents worth OF
pot-pie;" :"
,,.,. -.,.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

When Governor Gerry managed Massa-
chusetts, a country deacon happened to
catch fine salmon, and, knowing that the
Governor had peculiar liking for that Sort
of fish, he determined to present it to him.
So the salmon was carefully packed, and
the deacon, in the absence of railroads,
started in his wagon for Boston. On the
journey he stopped to dine, and, telling at
the table his errand in regard to the fish, a
practical joker present could not resist the
temptation of slipping out to the wagon
and changing the salmon for poor cod
fish. The unconscious deacon went on to
the Governors house, and, after announc-
ing his gift, the two worthless opened the
box, and discovered the favorous Goldfish,
Mortified, the poor deacon started for home
with his Goldfish, and stopping for lunch
at his dining place, the wag secretly re-
moved the Goldfish and replaced the salmon.
When he reached home, the deacon mourn
fully told the story to an incredulous wife,
who had herself packet the salmon; they
opened the box together. The deacon
stared. "Wel1, you are q pretty good
salmon when you are in the country" said
he; "but when you are in Boston you are
miserably poor goldfish"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

No NEWS from the armistice uegotia-
tiUns.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

IT Is stated that metals may be coiored
quickly and cheaply by forming on their
sarface o thin coating of sulphide film. In
five minutes, brass articles may be coated
with any color, varying from gold to cop
per-red, then to carmine, dark red, and
from light aniline blue to blue white, like
sulphide of lead, and at last redish white,
according to the thickness of the coat,
which depends on the length of time the
metal remains in the solution used. The
colors possess very good lustre, and if the
articles to be thus treated have been pre-
viously thoroughly cleaned by means of
acids and alkalies, they adhere so firmly
that they may be operated upon by the
polishing steel. To prepare the solution,
one-half ounce of hyposulphite of soda is
dissolved in one pound of water, to which
is added one-half ounce acetate of lead dis
solved in half pound of water When
this clear solution is heated to from 1909
to POOP Fab, it decomposes slowly, and
precipitates sulphide of lead in brown flakes.
If metal be COW present, part of the sui
phide of lead is deposited thereon, and,
according to the thickness of the deposited
6ulphide of lead, the above colors are pro-
duced. Iron treated with this solution
takes steel-blue color; zinc, brown
color; in copper objects, the first gold
does not appear; lead and zinc are entirely
Indifferent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

The handsome principal of Wisconsin
school is only eighteen Yet the girls say,
Principals, not men."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

A st. Louis man recently while playing
cards with his wife became crazy. We
should think any man would when he sees
woman trump the ace.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

They tell of South Boston woman 80
stingy that the only things she is known to
give away are shoes to her neighbors
chickens.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

BALTIMOREG OHIO, VIA PARKERsBURG.
Depot. Pearl anu Plum. City time.
W Washington Tx. dtiiy".... 9:O'AM G:43P "
baltimore Tx. aaiiy ..... y: SPM G:25 AM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29
THE. STA H.,

230 Walnut street. Cincinnati, o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29
SUNB 9.

The noble ANIMAL the horse, is chronic
victim to the hay fever.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, alb
horred smoking. His Quaker Council one
day observing his approach, laid down
their pipes. Il am glad to see" said
Penn, ''you are ashamed of that vile habit. u
Not at all" returned principal Friend,
1--WE only laid them down lest we should
offend weak brother"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

Young men who at two o'clock in the
dance along the sidewalk by the
light of the moon are very rum-antic,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

A squaw has gone upon the stage. She
wears false hair like white lady. She is
switch injun-N. 7. Herald And when
she is on the stage the audience see the
.-Noristown Herald
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

A young lady was overheard explaining
10 a friend as they emerged from a very
ultra high church place of wor-
ship in London few Sundays ago, that al
though it was a dreadfully long way to come,
she never missed aSunaay service there. be-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-29

'Can you see me, dearest?' said &
Chicago man to his dying wife. '"Tell me,
can you see me?' NO." she family whis-
pered, "but can smell you breath"
Bald headed men who 60 oourting should
not put the candle ON the mantel. The
reflection on their heads might dazzle the
eyes of the ladies on the other side of the
street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23
SALOON FOR sAlf--sauu.

-ur OLD CORNER SALOON. on MAIN
s,,eef Gold Hill. next to the Justices
court- h offered for sale for 500 easa. Rent
very moderate. Sickness the cause Of selling.
Apply on the premises 10 -, ,.va
dsistf v. II. bANe'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23
The Horse and Lion.

Lion saw . Horse who had made a
record Of 10 or thereabou,s. and be
wanted him for his (s)table. Not being
the proprietor OF the New York Ledg",
he didn't know how to get the animal
into his possession. At last he resorted
TO strategy. He pretended that be was
q veterinary surgeon. and that he bad
acvuired great skill practicing medicine
among the Wild horses VI Tartary. and
ali that. The Horse saw through the
dodge and thought he would just prac.
tice ON DIR. Lion himself a little. 30
he pretended that shoe nail hurt his
nigh hind foot and be asked the doctor
10 examine IL. lie readily agreed. and
when the horse lifted up his foot the
Lion put on his spectaeles and began
poring with deep gravity over the hooi'
explaining its intricate mechanism.
meanwhile watching for an opportunity
TO spring. But the Horse let ~ first,
and DIR. Lion turned two or three sum-
msrsaults before he alightod. Moa,L.-
When you see that an advantage Is
sought TO be taken Of you, kick"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23
Graphlcalities.

A COMMANDMENT wants to know
"How oysters are f.ttenedP We never
fatt,ned oysters. but We suppose they
are pennsd up, like turkeys, a couple OF
weeks before killing. and fed ON corn
meal, chopped meat aud mush and mix.
-NorriS.o,cH Herald. Hooo! Don't
Won know better than that! "Penned
upy' Hooo, AL you want to do to
fat,en oysters is just to pour slops
around the roots Of the vine every morn
Ing. IL will make an astonishing diner-
enee.
IT 10 thought that q large and credit
able expedition will now be organized as
the result Of Tyson's explorations last
Summer. Howgaie a fire little spark
kindlsthi
Plor. HIN. teacher Of mathematics
at Bonn. recently killed the assistant
with Q billiard cue. The police ex.
tracted the cus-bruts and took him to
Jail.
"THosx Cougression al boys OF mine
are doing somewhat bettcr after the little
trouncins I gave them last fall. -
y. Sam.
Now plant April fools for Spring use.
They will come up in about three
mouths. and perhaps get to DO lofty
hoax.
IuArr to hear politics mentioned. IL
/. corrupt-not what politics was in my
time.-S. j. TTdsn.
Ir is difficult for q woodehuck to ae'
eura,ely predict the weather during an
of year in politics.
TuIs is weather You remember our
prediction or not. The change Is musk
ratifying.
In the next Presidential equation, y
President Grants the unknown quality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23
The Dog and the Wolf.

A lean, half.starved Wolf who had
been on q tramp from place to place,
begging meal when he couldn't steal
one, met o jolly. well.fed masiifi one
moonlight night, and after passing the
compliments OF the season the Wolf said,
"IIow happes 1t. Gully. that you get so
much more peck than l do ? take
more chances than you and am hall
starved while you are as fat rs butter.
Then the Dog told him that he could
get fat. too. II he followed his (the
Dog's) example. "What u that
asked the Wolf. ready to do almost any
thing TO make an honest living. "Why.
said the Dog. "only to guard the house
a-nighis and keep away thieves" The
Wolf said he would like just such job
himself. He knew every thief ia the
country. and thore couldn't any of them
eon him. So they logged along to-
gether toward the house that was
to be guarded. But the Wolf spied a
crease in the Dogs neck and was
curious to know how II came there.
The Dog gave evasive answers at first
said the neck band OF his shirts was too
small. but on being pressed aeknov-
lodged that he was tied up In the day
time, more for his own good, however.
than anything else. because hs was
rather quick tempered and might bite
somebody who was armed with dog
button. Another thing. be could sleep
better with rope around his neck. aud
as soon as night came he was free TO do
as be pleased. The Wolf said he didn't
believe be was cut out for watch dog.
exactly. A rope around his neck, Tor
ever 80 short time. would render him
exceedingly uncomfortable. reminding
him too iorcibly OF what his end might
be. lie believed he would hold ON to
his freedom, DO 1t with or without the
ballot. and take his chances about
victusls.
MonlL-Liberty is too precious to DO
bartsrsd for dog collar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED !

All .nfsrers from this disease that are anxious
10 be cured should try DR.: kissners Celebrated
Con.umptiye Powders. These poxderr are the
only preparation known th,i will cure Con-
suuipiion, and all ui-esser OF the throat and
lupgs-indeei, 80 strong 10 our faith In them,
sni also to convince you that they arr no hum
bas. We will forward TO every sufferer. by mall,
post paid. q free Trial Box.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fectly satisned Of their curative powers. III
yoar life Il worth saving. don't delay In giving
these Powders trial, as they will surely euro
you. n,
Price. for large boz. $500. sent 10 any pAft ..
The uniied st.ie- OF Canada. BY mall. on receipts
Ash & ROBBINs,
800 Fulton street. hooklyn. MI.
faJ tsIy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23
a. n. GALLUP.

o. II. oALLvr. opposite the Hank Of califof'
mia, Gold nm. heeps constantly on hand 81
favorite brands Of Imported C.gar-. oholee bii
eigars. al llnd. OF ehesing tobacco. meer'
scbsum pipes. school books and ststiorerJ ol
all descriptiOas, tne cutlery. and ioJs sod isneS
good Of all kinds. a.15 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23
LETTING rmr OLD car DIE


Psvahle 20 the Carriers.
LETTING THE OLD car DIE.
Not long ago wandered nen
A Aplsyground In the wood.
And ihsrs heard words from younsstsf's lips
That never quilts understood
"Nov, let the Old ssi de-" he laughed;
tsaw him give pash.
rhen gayly seamper avay a,hs spisd
Ny fses peep over the bush.
But vhst he pushed. or where he vent,
could not we'll make out.
On account OF tle thiekst Of bending boughs
That bordsrsd the place about.
.TAs little villain h,s stoned . esi,
or hung 10 upon . limb,
And LETT Il to die eli alone." said,
"Gut IN Play the mischief Win him'
forced my way bet~een the boush..
The poor old cat 20 seek. ,,.
And what did hni bat svibgisg ehiIa;
With her bright hair BRUSHING hsreheek.
Her brtgh, hair foated TO and fro,
Her Little red dress flashed oy.
But the lJveliest thing Of ell, l thought,
WAS the gl.sn 81 hsf laughing eye.
Swimming and pwsying oaeh anh iotth.
WIN The rose lisht In her isee.
shs seemed ikea bird and nowsr IN one.
Ana the forest her native place.
"stesdy IN send you MP. my shild.
hut shs stopped me With cry:
80 'wsyi 81 'vy pont toueh rss psAss-
I'm letting the Old cat die ?
.Yoa'r. letting him die p cried. aghast-
WHY, where the cat, my dssrF'
And 10 the laughter that nlled ths woods
was tsing toe the birds 10 hear.
"why. don't you know" said the hsils maid.
The flt.ing. beautiful ell.
THAT We call ID. listing the old cat de-
when the swing stoIs all of itreliF
Then swinging and swinging. and LOOKING back.
With TIE msrriest look In her .ye,
N. bads me ".oo.l day" aud leit her alone.
A letting the old cat die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23

REST Ba.ines You car. can tnssgs n. a,s, IN, - y y
either sex. right In their own loealitie-. Far
sienlsrs and samples worth O. Tree. Improve
your spars time at this business. Address.
tnha sns brtNbON CO. fofslAnd, Nc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23
Price. % Ccnts:

n, e--ssfi 90 call FOE COLLINS voLrAic riAs.
TLT YOU get sOfn~ woIthls - imitation. soll "
al Wholi-als an Retail Dfuggsts ihrnn nshoui ins
/ nitsIi Statr. urii snslas, md 10 NEAhs a TUT
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23

r,r,a.ter vhn, nav y, tho extent OF your suffsrs
irs try one % these ria'css, tsgl :, ,ssi'iniia>
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Yeas, and that CCirhneiouso oi guns aiid .ss,ets
tftY - form curaiiyo Plaster. IN sp0thlus, ,hesl.
ipv and strr at ming prupcftlcSsa - rsuprtn,lb
All Other sstrrs her fcfntu ~ -sa - tLc psleAhao
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23
acolLIHs'E
voLTAlc PLASTERs

Az Ei-ctro-Galvsnic paitery. coneined With
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-23

\ ,EPosITs Of COIN OR BULLION received
L either on open account or " Issue CEk
TIFlCATEs therefor, payable lat the option OF
the holder) In Gold nm or San Francisco; to
mako collections, purchase Bullion 81 the most
favorable rates. or advance coin thereon when
forwarded TO the Parent Bank in San Francisco; (;
sells Bills Of Exchange, and transaets General
Banking Business.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-29
Biiah and the IIeathcn.

The o,l man was oiliug tho hinges of tbC
stove door and cafelcssly singing one II Bcctb-
ovens best, whcu a mille-agcd woman enter
eI tloftation anl bcsar
Nr Joy. are yog good man ~
Wall. t,l5rable--t to!crlhlo. De rcplicl.-
" never dropped bad penny into tic street
car box, and don't ~ fishing on Sunday.
Mr. Joy, attn canvassing f1r money g.
buy Bibles. aul 50 forth, for the African
heathcu," sLc continued, as she exhibited q
pass-bJok.
." Are. ell Does he seem 70 want Bible p!
ole does. lie si's on the sands Of bis native
shore aud looks cngiDgiy this way"
docs, CD! Sitting right there this morn
ing, 'sposc."
Mr joy?
Madam, I've 60, to M q mortgage before
noon to-day. and
You viii certainly give something, she
interrupted
And I've got 20 meet FIRE and life insur-
aucc, pew rents, taxes, gas and"
Pot down what your noble heart dictates,
she said as she handed him Tie book.
lie reelected for a moment aud then asked
viii five dollars convert heaihen-a great
big two listed heather, with a stiff knee 2
IL think So"
lie figured with pencil on tho bottom Of a
chair aud said
Five dollars into 2Op pounds Of heathen is
forty pounds Tor dollar That is less sec
um-ien pounds for twenty-five cents, aud
zone to carry Divide the dividend By the
diysor, cut off The cube root, carry oothing,
and, madam, you take this quar,er hud convert
. ten pounds Of beathen for me. That's all !
can sPare-po Use ;aIkIhg-.en pouods-here
comes bis Honor"
She went away puzzled aud amused at lis
figures, and Bijah looked after her aud unused :
Il ought 3 have taken mortgage on ny
share Of that hcltbeu, but I'm just that ea'e-
less il business affairs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-06-29
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
Council Of the Ladies Mt. Vernon
Association.

Last week there was a distinguished gather
ing ct tho Tomb OF Washinstou-it being the
occasion of the Council Of Regents, aud a con-
ference with that Council Of the Board Of Nlsi-
tors from virginia. Gov. Holiday Of Viz
ginia and Gov. Matthews Of West Virginia
were guests, and all these things conspFed to
attract many ladies and gentlemen. The
fourth day Of the Council was the day espe-
cially Sc; apart for tho meeting Of the Regents
and the Board OF Fsitors. and the reception
Of the Governors. From our own State wera
Gov. Matthews and quite d number OF ladies
and gentlemen. The Governors Of Virginia
ard West Virginia were received by the Re-
gents Of their respective States. Cen fitz.
Ice made the welcoming address on behalf Of
tho Regents. After an eloquent address by
Gov. Holiday, Gov Matthews was iutroduc-
ed aud in a speech able. though delivered eS-
temp poraneously, thanked the ladies Of tho Is
sociation FOR tic honor done the young State
Of West Virginia, saying:
al Sas highly gra.laei 70 b. able to turn aside
for day 70 accept your kind imitation to visit
this spot. ! am here with u delegation oi
ladies and gentlemen from West tirgina to
icc5ly express our admiration at what yuu have
already accomplished and what you intend 10 d.
~ the mture. We are here from Virginia and
West Virginia, for ucither time, distance, nor the
change of boundaries keep Nirginians from be-
iog linked with Yirgnisrs in the closest ties oi
brotherhood. Our sentiments are sell! uutl tlsidcd,
nor can ANYTHING diycst Of the interest 10 iho
sacred soil OF Mount Vernon" tn; speaker said
that bis State Ll, already don, some good work
IN the reconciliation ot the country. The popu
lat.on uas composed sm0s, equally ot North RI
crs and Soltherncrs the generous hospitality, co.
cal t,st,. ard characteristics Of the latter being
modified by the industry and energy Of the former
One will ind nowhere less party divisions and
party strife. In conclusion tho Governor urged
his bearer in an cloquen, Peroraiiou - initiate
the high qualities OF the Father Of his Country.
Mrs Ella ,. Washington, who was present
as the Regcu: Of West Virginia, aud who IS
conspicuous for successful effort in behnlf Of
the NJ. Vernon Association. has returned to
her home 10 this place.