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VIM. MILLIGAN ESQ.,, attorney for tho
Victor Sewing Machine Company, obtained
judgment yesterday against Mrs Weaver,
of Walnut Hills, for the non-payment OF
rent due on a Victor. Frank Harraa
Special Constable, was employed to levy ON
her property, but on arriving at her resi-
dence Milligan concluded that it would be
cruel to deprive her of her only means uf
livelihood and refused to molest her. This
view OF the case did not suit Harris, and
dispute arose, which ended in Millgan gel
ting beat until he was hardly recognizable
Milligan was brought to the city but HH
ris escaped.
MARTIN KEGNEY last evening took uncer-
imoneous possession of basket containing
shawl which belonged to Anna Clark,
who keeps a stand on Vine street near the
canal. Martin, after being fred at wss
cornered up and taken in. His sentences
was thirty days
Coxs saloon, on the corner of Iongworth
street and Central avenue, was the scene OF
row last night, in which James WEIGH
was carved about the face with knife in
the hands of man named Young No
arrests
MRS. FALLoN, one of the number from
whom Victor sewing machine was re-
plevied, brought suit before Squire Block
yesterday and received judg, ient os $S
against the Company.
AT the Walnut Hills NJ. Il. Church, R.x
Henry Baker having returned from his ss.-
cation, win preach tomorrow r.orn ng ai.l
evening at the church.
AN attempt was made early Yesterday
morning to enter the Jewish Temple, at tia
corner Of John and Melancthon streets
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Democratic Executive Committee

The Hamilton County Democratic Executive
Committee met this evening at the Grand Hotel,
fiftynine members being present.
The resignation of John f. Deppe. from the
Fourth Ward, was received and accepted.
The Committee on Credentials reported va
cancy in Precinct 3, Fourth Ward Mr.. Peter
Jacobs WAS authorized to take the seat in the Sec
ond Precinct, Sixteenth Ward. and Dave Clause,l
to take the seat in the Second Precinct Seven
teenth Ward. The report was adopted.
Mr.. J. G. Bradley was elected to fill the vacancy
in the Fourth Ward
The Committee on Rules and Order of Business
submitted its report which was adopted. The re-
port does not differ to any extent from that of last
year.
Mr.. Thomas Cogan was allowed to speak and
said that Mr. Varwig had decided in the interest Of
the Democracy not to contest the nomination of G.
W. c. Johnston for Sheriff, and that he would sup,
port him heartily.
Adjourned.
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THE METROPOLIS.
Land Sales.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
New YORK, Aug. PA statement just
issued by the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany shows the sales of land from January
1st to August 18th, 1878, to be 1,567672
acres. These sales have provided for the
cancellation of S., 1873, SOP 66 of Land Grant
Bonds, leaving in the Company's hands
II 232 32S acres for the unproVided balance
of s., 2G6, 497 81.
The yyreckers at San Domingo.
The steamer Tybee, from San Domingo,
reports that the American schooner X. e..
Rankin, Captain Bishop, from New York
for Jacemel, June 18th, went ashore on
Saona Point San Domingo, July 18th, when
the vessel was boarded by natives, who
drove off the crew, took possession and de-
stroyed what they could not take away.
A small part of the cargo was saved and
taken to San Domingo and sold. The crew
were taken off by coasting schooner and
landed at San Domingo City. They were
brought here by the Tybee.
Vigilant Watchmen.
A fire in Astoria, Long Island, Thursday
destroyed the cigar store and barber shop OF
Thomas Boyce. When the door was broken
open the yo men in charge were found III
a drunken stupor One of them was so
badly burned and suffocated that he died
soon after. 1t is supposed they accidentally
set the place on fire.
Business Failures.
Benjamin R. Lenard, lithographer, has
failed with $25, 600 liabilities.
Bernard Welteck. table manufacturer
has made an assignment with liabilities al
$l50000.
Demand for American Victuals.
The United States Minister to Hayti, Mr.
Langston, has arrived from Port all Prince
He reports all quiet in Hayti, with great
demand for American provisions
The Old Rascal.
| MiSs Ellen Leach was dangerously stabbed
| in the abdomen early yesterday morning by
| James Bowers, an old married man, who, il
is said has been paying his attentions tc
her and became jealous of her tavors tC
younger rivals He met her in the street
accused her of Inconsistency and ended by
| stabbing her. He has thus far escaped ar
| rest.
Succeeds Ann Eliza and a Dog show
| A San Francisco special says that Mr.
| Beecher spoke there on Thursday night II
the metropolitan Temple TO crowded au
dience. The solid religious people are
| offended at him as a minister Of Christ fol
entering into the show business. His agent
| (Pond) came here first with Ann Elizs
Young, Brigham's wife No. 10, then with q
| dog show.
Mexico DON'T want to Fight.
| Correspondence from Mexico shows that
the Government does not indorse the alb
surd ideas of some of its citizens who are
clamoring for war with the United State:
and doing all they can to bring it about.
The New Elevated.
New YORK, Aug 24.-The New York
Eleva&ed Railroad will be opened for trave
from White Hall street to the Grand Cen
trail Depot, Forty-second street. through the
Bowery and Third avenue, on Monday, the
| 26th inst.
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French Republic and will retire from the
office to private life
THE MoNTENEGRINs SMELLING TOWN.
VIENNA Aug. 24.-Dispatches received
here state that the Montenegrins are she'll
ing the town of Podgoritza.
vARNA EVACUATED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 24.-The Turkish
troops have evacuated Varna.
NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.
LONDON, Aug. 24,-It is announced that
new Russian second Eastern 5 per cent. loar
of 300, COO, 900 rubles will be issued the last
of the present month. The issue price il
fixed at 03
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I'm Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Aug 4.-J. R. Alsee testified
before the Potter Committee to-day.
New YORK, Aug. 24.-The banking-house
of Davidson, Jones G. Co., Wall street, failed
to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 24.-Robert Dibsdall
fractured his wife's skull with iatiron last
night. She will die.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-It is said that de,
tectives are looking for Senator Patterson
with second requisition.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 24-The second
race was won by Danicheff, the third by
Parole, the fourth by Mamie H. and the
fifth by Deadhead.
RAGUsA, Aug 24-The Prince of Mon
tenegro has promised the Turkish Com
mander to wait three days before com
mencing hostilities.
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DeafiA Record.

The following deaths have been placed
record since our last report:
Louisa Lock, mos city.
Lambert WiSsing, 70 yrs, Germany.
John Crowley, yrs, city.
Mary Kilcoyne, G2 yrs, Ireland.
Geo. Schaefer, mos, city.
Louisa Holford, 81 yrs, city.
Ernst Haeke, 81 yrs unknown
David Dewen, 81 yrs, Scotland.
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CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
SUSPENSION OF BEIAR.

obHL E-NolOS Or DElLAh'
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 24-Dennis Be-
lar, who was charged with violating the
person of Mrs. Martin. in the Thompson
Creek neighborhood, was forcibly taken
from the custody Of Constable Thursday
night by a body of men in disguise. They
conveyed the wretch to tree on the Tulla-
homa Pike, where two negIoes were lynched
for the same crime in 1871, and hanged him
to a limb of the tree. Bear came to the vi
cinity as tramp.
SKULL CRUSHED WITH CART RUNG.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 24.-JameS Casey,
of East Liverpool Ohio, was annoying an
apple-woman along the docks yesterday,
when three men ordered him to desist. He
turned upon them and showed fight, when
one of the men struck him with a cart rung
crushing his skull so that he will die. Casey
was intoxicated.
KILLED BY A CONSTABLE.
JoNEsvILLE, Va, Aug. 24.-Nliss Jane
Shuler, young lady in Lee County, Va,
was arrested by the constable for knocking
another lady down with stone, whereupon
Samuel Simpson, her admirer disguised
himself as ku-klux, and went to her res
cue. The constable fired upon Simpson,
killing him instantly.
FOUR DROPS IN A DOSE.
BENNETTsvILLE, S. c., Aug 24-John and
Neil Locklear, brothers. and Pompey Easter
| ling, colored were hanged here yesterday
at l O'Clock. The execution was private,
| but about five thousand people had gath
cred in town. The crime for which they
were executed was the murder of Frank
Boyce, an Irish peddler.
UNION SPRINGS, ALA, Aug. 24.-The
boy Robert Mitchell, convicted of murder
ing his grandmother by poisoning her, was
executed at half past IL o'clock yesterday.
He made no confession.
ELLEN Is JUSTIFIED.
New York, Aug 24-Ellen Sullivan who
yesterday stabbed John Osmond, who at
tempted to outrage her, was discharged from
custody, her action in the premises being
deemed justifiable.
SOWING WILD OATS.
New YoRK, Aug 24.-Thursday Super
intendent Waling received communities
| ton from Watson Il Smithers, of SO Wall
street, agents for the Bank of Montreal,
Canada, stating that on the 4th of July last
the Assistant Receiver Generals Office at
| Toronto Canada, was robbed of $12,400 in
small bills The matter was placed in the
hands of a detective, who ascertained that
some of the stolen money had within the
past week been sold to different Wall street
brokers. Yesterday afternoon the man who
| sold the money was arrested at At Exchange
Place. He gave the name of J. D, Otis and
residence at Orange, N. J. On his person
were found $495 of the stolen notes, $1,000
in American money and number of
checks.
PATTERSON, YOU ARE WANTED.
MONTREAL, Aug. 24.-Four years ago a
young man named Henry W. Greatorex,
who took prominent part in the Dorchester
Methodist Church. and who had just mar
ried an estimable young lady Of the congre,
CATION suddenly disappeared. The fellow, it
is now learned, went to Providence R. L.,
married young lady there under the as
sumed name of Thomas Patterson, subse-
quently left there, and is now wanted by
detectives to answer the charges of bigamy
and forgery.
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LATEST LOCAL.

J B Nicely, the absent man OF tn firm of r. G..
Houston & G :, did not arrive this morning, as
expected consequently The contract for the lease OF
the Southern Road was not signed at the meeting
of the Trustees this afternoon.
J. OTwAY CULLAHAN, the young man who was
shot at the saloon the corner OF Court and Lynn
streets some time since, died at tine B3tts-strce
Hospital this afternoon. DR.. MusCroit, Jr., vii
make post nortem examination at ~ a. III. OIL
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Yellow Fever.

DR.. Wm. Slough, one OF the District Physicians
who accompanied the John Porter up the river,
was appointed Assistant Surgeon, with the rank of
Captain, in the First Regiment OF Infantry, Ohio
National Guards, to-day.
DR.. Carr, after leaving the John A. Porter and
spending day at Ironton arrived at the city this
morning i'll good health but somewhat indignant
at the report that was circulated respecting DR..
Slough leaving the boat DIR. Carr Travelled under
an assumed name.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
NoERTsTowN, Pa, Aug. 4.-The banks
here have Unexpectedly refused to take
trade dollars on any terms. Business men
are struck with CONSERVATION, and the
County Treasury is left with large amount
on hand. The North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company on the goth refused them,
but reconsidered the order yesterday.
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terday received from Hon. Emerson Etner-
idge, in which he declines the nomination
for Governor.
THE MISSOURI DEMOCRATS:
ST. LOUIS, Aug 24.-The Democrats OF the
Sixth Missouri District yesterday nomi-
mated ]. r. Waddell for Congress, on the
one hundred and sixty ninth ballot. The
Democrats of the Tenth District, at Chilli
cothe, nominated Geo. F. Rathwell, and
the Democrats of the Ninth renominated
Hon. David Rea.
SOUTHERN NOMINATIONS.
CHARLESTON, S. G., Aug. 24-The Repub-
licans of the First North Carolina District
have nominated Joseph ]. Martin for Con
gress. ]. II. Rainy was yesterday nomi-
mated by the Republicans of the First
South Carolina District. The Democrats in
the Fifth Alabama District have nominated
Thomas Williams
BRICK PoMERoY.
NEW ALBANY, IND, Aug. 4.-Brlck Pom
eroy addressed the Nationals at the Opera
House here, yesterday.
JAMES 9. AND ROSCOE.
CHICAGO, Aug 24-Hon. James G. Blaine
and Hon. Roscoe Conkling have been in
vited to speak in this State during the
coming campaign. They are to speak a
Chicago, Bloomington, Springtieldand othe
leading cities.
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS
PROCLAMATION.
Aid for the Suffering South
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE,

CINCINNATI, August "a, 1875
Having received authentic information that the
Yellow Fever is rapidly spreading in Memphis
and other cities OF the South thereby causing the
greatest suffering and wide spread distress, l re-
Bpectfully call upon the citizens of Cincinnati to
meet at the Council Chamber Getty Building)
THIS Saturday EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, to adopt
some systematic and practical plan for the raising
of funds, so as to render speedest and greatest
aid to those who appeal to us for assistance.
Cincinnati has never yet failed to respond when
called upon for help to relieve the distresses
caused by either famine, food, fire or pestlence
and feel that our libera-hearted people will not
be backward at this important crisis.
lsEAL. r. NJ. MOORE, Mayor
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Announce am e nts.

There will be special meeting of thu
Board of Aldermen next Monday.
An excursion to Camp King, at Miamis-
burg, and to Dayton, Ohio, will take place
over the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Railroad tomorrow.
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THE REPUBLICANS.
Organization Of the County Executive
Committee.
For Chairman, A. J. CunBinxha&C
for Secretary, Chas. 8. Fisher.

The newly elected Executive COMMITTEES,
of Hamilton County, met for organizations
this morning at 10 o'clock, in Hopkins
Hall.
Mr.. Thomas McLain was chosen Tempo
tary.
On call of the roll all but five membeu
answered to their names.
The Committee then proceeded to Per
manent organization.
For Permanent Chairman Chas S. Fisher,
of the First Ward and A. Cunningham, on
Camp Dennison, were nominated. The bal
lot resulted
cunningham ~
| Mr.. Cunningham was declared elected,
and on motion of Mr.. Fisher the election
was made unanimous.
Mr.. Cunningham thanked the COMMITTEES
for the honor conferred on him.
The next business in order was the cleo
ton of Permanent Secretary. The fol-
lowing nominations were ::.sda: .... rGiiiiis Fl.
Ic".:e:, 'c@ne: unas 5. Fisher, Theodore Eorstnan
and Fred. Steigelman.
The ballot resulted:
u
/
oteleeAhiall ~
! Chas. S. Fisher was declared elected, and
on motion of Mr.. Jenner his election wss
made unanimous.
Mr.. Davis made a motion that Conn
mittee of three be appointed to procure
rooms suitable for holding the meetings of
the Executive and Campaign Committees
Mr.. Amzi McGill amended that the mat
ter be referred to the Campaign Committee.
The amendment was adopted.
The matter of electing aSergeant-at-ArIn
was also referred to the Campaign Com
mittee.
The Chair was authorized to appoint a
Campaign Committee of seven members.
A motion was made that the Chair appoint
a Finance Committee of seven. An amend
ment was offered that the Campaign Com
mittee act also as the Finance Committee.
The amendment was lost and the original
motion carried.
The Finance Committee was authorized
to appoint Treasurer.
Pending motion to adjourn, Mr.. 8. N.
Maxwell, late candidate for Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas, made a speech,
after which the Committee adjourned to
meet at the call of the Chair.
NOMINATION OF MAGISTRATES.
The Republican City Executive Commit.
tee net in the same room Immediately after
the adjournment of the County Executive
Committee.
DR.. w. F. Tibbas acted as Chairman and
Mr.. Charles S. Fisher as Secretary.
The nominations for Magistrates were II.
! A. BOSNIAN, Thomas ]. McGranahan, Da
t Witt c. Lee, A. Harris, II. Harmeyer, Ma
than Marchant, S. H. Dunning, Levin
Frintz, John Anthony, Robert Hedger, Col.
Robert Cullen. joseph Beckman, Charles
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j HE ACCOMPLISHED MADAME BYRON,
Astrologist 259 Central avenue, near Seventh St
Ging the bell. No gents au214t
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WASHINGTON CITY.
The Chinese Embassy.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
WAsHINGToN Aug. 24.-The Chinese En-
bassy which has taken one of the most ell
egant houses in the West End, corner of
Twentieth and A streets, have given notice
that they will occupy it on the 18th Of Sep
tember next.
From the south Atlantic Squadron.
Dispatches have been received from Rear
Admiral F.. L. Nichols, commanding the
South A Atlan..iic Station, dated OH board the
Hartford, at Rio uv :Taneiro 1uly 25th.
With the exception OF some cases OF bilious
remittent fever, the health of the flagship
Essex and Guard is pretty fair. The Admi-
raj himself had been sick, but had recov-
cred. The Fourth of July was appropri-
ately celebrated. There is no epidemic dis
ease in the squadron, and no indications Of
any.
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SELECT RETAIL HOUSES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
Great bargains for next 30 dsys at GREEN'S Shoe
Store 277 Central avenue. Ladies' Shoes ST. Misses
Shoes soc, Chidrens Shoes 25c. Mems Shoes 81.
aul-30t
DOOTS AND SHOES-S. MARX, 1856 AND 1893
ID West Fifth street selling at retail AT wholesale
prices Bargains Call, it will pay yoE jyl7-3m
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EXCURSION.
GRAND EXCURSION
AUGUSTA, KY,

SUNDAY, August 25th, 1873 Steamer Champion
No. will leave foot of WALNUT street at o'clock,
md will make all way landings. Tickets, round
"trip SOC. 1t"
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PERSONAL.

DEkSONAL.-J. Blinn's Auction House, 1853 w.
i Fifth street. is the place to sell buy all kinds
ei household goods. 4S years in the business in
Cincinnati au19-6t*
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

TXyALNUT HILLS M. E. CHURCH.-Rey H.
w Baker viii preach tomorrow at II o'clock q
O- and 7:So p. m. ap13-Snf
NT. PAUL M. &. CHURCH, CORNER SEVENTH
- and Smith streets.-Preaching tomorrow at II
2. m, by the pastor, Rev. II. D. Ridgaway, ID.
Raycr meeting at oa p. IN. tf
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LOST.

U oST-BOOK-M Memorandum newspaper route
il book. Finder will please return same to C.
ROOY, care this Office. 1t*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTANTED-TRADE DOLLARS-Are good for
w 100 cents at THORNBURYS cheap cash
groceries, As Lower Market, 43 Court-street Market
21S, 220 and 2i1 Sixth-street Market III"
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SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST a. 1878.

terday received from Hon. Emerson Ether
idge, in which he declines the nomination
for Governor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-14

The Coutiey--Jo,raat contains an
account of nm exhibition Of mind
reading before one Of The schools Of
Louisville A few months ago we
should have dismissed this with %
snecr, but the wonderful discoveries
of Edison, preclude all further dog
matism onithe nature of the rela-
tions Of mind and matter. If there
be a fluid OF other medium so subtle
that it can carry a tone of voice a
hundred miles,it peryades all nature,
and through that medium. mind may
possibly communicates with mind.
There is moro maicrialistic philoso-
ply in the telephone, Than in all the
sciences that have preceded it.
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a very ingenious swindle has late
~ come % GRIFFIN the English Courts,
Three parties Wood, Nortllcotc and
Thompson formed an insurance com
pany, and il was given TO be under
stood that loans Of money could be
obtained ON the policies from a cor
tain money lending firm. Premiums
poured in for policies, but il some
how always happened that, after the
premium was paid the money lenders
found some ground Of objection.
But there are always plenty of dIpcs
and the swindling insurance compa-
my accumulated vast sums. They
were brought 10 grief in the courts
however by a swindied policy hold
or. Collision with the money lend
ing firm was proved. English law
don't split hairs and in spite OF their
money Wood, Northcote and Thomp-
son win wear striped suits for years.
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The minister of the West Wood
stock Congregational church, Con-
necticut, preached a sermon which
did not meet with appreciation,
whereupon a member stepped up at
the close Of the sermon and slapped
the preachers beaver over his eyes,
and otherwise reproved him. The
discipline of the church must Of
course be kept up, but in case .
thrcsling becomes necessary we
think it should be given in private,
and by the dcaeons or elders. Such
usurpation of power ON tho part of
a lay member is subversivc of. dis
ciplinc. l"fl sns iA hsii1H'op -
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4 IGalvcston .Ners special arcon.

IA Galveston lNers special Com
tains a pitiful instance of death in
the desert, alone and uncared for;la
I sFoRT GRrFFIssyiapESIsoN,sNev
llT-7J. G. Brown, formerly connected
with Gurlcy Il Co., of Fort Worth,
was found dead 10 miles north OF
Henry IIamburg's store, at The head
of Pease river, while on his way TO
the hospital at Fort Elliot. lie len
Fort Griffin "a month ago, in very
feeble health, hoping TO reenperate
by hunting during the winter. Death
apparently overlook him suddenly,
his team being found not unhitchcd,
within half-milc. Everything was
found in the owagnn Ioxcepi the
blankets, which he had taken ont
and died upon. The body was found
about two DAYS after death had oc-
CURED and given decent burial at
iIamburg's store. Mr.. Brown had
seen boiierdays; agdJis well known
in 81. Joseph and Kansas CITY, Mis-
souri,.
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n... Att.inabl. by tho Rh.uma-

Yes, although they may despair Of relief it
islattalnable byfheumatic suiIeprs, for there
IL a remedy which carries on, by means Of
Increased activity Of the kldneys-lmportant
ehannais fof blood. purincatson-the acrid
element 70 which pathoicsists the most emf
nent attribute the painful symptoms--at theory
completely borne out by-urinary< analysis.
The name Of this grand depurent Is Hostel
ter's Blt,ers, a preparation likewise celebra-
ted as n remedy for constipation, which eau
ses contamination Of the blood with the bile
and certain means OF relief In dyspepsia,
fever and asif, md ncryious atimcntss l. 4 ts
perhaps, tlie finest tonic ektanf anil u highly
recommended as q medicinal stiInulant by
distinguished phi, sicians and analysts who
| prpsounre 10 20 he cminentlyI pure and very
beneficial The press also endorse Il.
- noyl2dSwiw -sr-rr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-14

At recent meeting of the New
York Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, the Rev. Mr.. Courtney eg-
pressed his opinion that cigar may
be smoked for the glory Of God.
This may be true, in our own case
however, we smoke one for the sake
of the smoke. Ni3aain raiiiFial Z.