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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23

THE STAR,
23O Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-28
70 Tell the Age Of Fowls.

If hens spur is hard and the scales OF
the legs are rough, she is old, whether you
see her head or not but her head will cor.
roborate your observation. If the under bill
is SO stiff that you can not bend it down, and
the comb thick and rough, leave her, no mat
ter how fat and plump, for some one less
particular. A young hen has only the rudi-
ments of spurs; the scales on the legs are
smooth, glossy and fresh-colored, whatever
the color may be, the claws tender and short,
the nails sharp, the under bill soft, and the
comb thin and smooth.
An old turkey has rough scales on the legs,
callosities on the soles of the feet, and long,
strong claws; young one the reverse of all
these marks. When the feathers are on, the
old turkey cock has long tuft or beard; q
young one but sprouting one, and when
they are off, the smooth scales on the legs
decide the point besides the difference in
size of the wattles on the neck and in the
elastic shoot upon the neck.
An old goose when alive is known by the
rough legs, the strength of the wings, par
ticularly at the pinions, the thickness and
strength of the bill and fineness of the feath-
ers, and, when plucked by the legs, the ten
derness Of.the skin under the wings, by the
pinions and the bill, and the coarseness of the
skin.
Ducks are distinguished by the same means,
but there is the difference that ducklings
bill is much longer in proportion to the
breadth of the head than the old ducks
COleman's Rural W071d.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-28
Im proving the Violin.

All musical instruments worked with q
bow, and especially the violin, produces certain
acute, hard and disgreeable notes. In a
memoir recently published by NJ. Dienin,
remedy is announced. Hitherto the short
part OF the string above the bridge has not
been supposed to influence the sonorousness
of the principal part, but really it vibrates
simultaneously, though very weakly, with
the latter, and its vibrations cause the inter-
ferences to which the unpleasant effect in
question is due. NJ. Dien has experimental
by tuning these prolongations of the strings TO
the unison or octave of the defective note by
applying small movable nuts to the prolonged
parts, which can be adjusted as desired. The
correction thus made is said to be quite COM
plete.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-28
The Story Of q Nun.

Mile. r., q French nun, attached to the
hospital of Santo Spirito, in Rome, has
eloped under romantic circumstances. She
entered the order at the age of Is, and in
August last was sent to wait on the sick in
the hospital. Her youth and beauty soon at
tracted the attention of the doctors. The
Lady Superior became disquieted on remark
ing that she lent willing ear to the compli-
ments addressed to her, and had more than
one occasion to reprimand her. This only
irritated the young nun, and caused her to
become disguised with her life. II cannot
remain here, y she said; II am resolved to re-
cover my liberty About 10 in the evening,
two weeks ago, the gate-keeper at the hospi-
tai was awakened by woman dressed all in
black, who wished to 60 out, showing pass
signed by the house doctor. He at first re-
fused, as this was not sufficient; but he al
lowed himself to be pursuaded. A carriage
had been waiting near for an hour and half
The woman, who was no other than Sister
r., entered the vehicle, in which a man was
already seated, and they were dri en- off rap
idly.-N Y. Tribune.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-28
THE SCREW WORM.
A Texas Terror 90 Man and Beast.
[Dallas IntelligenCe.l

dallas Intelligence.]
Mr.. Samuel Myers is now lying bed-fast at
his home in this place, afflicted with that
terrible malady, the screw worm. Mr. Myers
has been sick of late with fever, and on Mon
day last while resting in bed one of the flies
alighted near his nostrils. 1t requires but
few moments for one of these flies to deposit
hundreds of eggs which are hatched and are
grown inside of an hour, many of them as
much as one half inch in length. Mr. Myers,
upon awaking, felt 81 ght tickling in the nose
and it was not until his eyes and face had
become fearfully swollen that the physician
discovered the presence of the worms. The
only known remedy was applied-calomel
and carbolic acid-byinjection into the nos
trils. At first few would drop their hold
and force themselves out. Application after
application was made with like results up to
last night, at which 152 was the number
passed. The patient is in critical condition,
with but slight hopes of his recovery. The
fly is much dreaded by our stockmen and is
represented as dark colored and fuzzy in
sect which generally attacks cattle or any
other animal that is T. ortunate enough to
have blood upon which they can alight.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-28
No. z
How to Make the Home Happy.

Let me give recipe in the Home for
making home happy. There is nothing in
the world so pleasant, SO tranquil, SO heart
resting as happy home; and nothing so
chilling, so depressing, so heart-palning as
an unhappy one God help US! how many
husbands, wives, parents, and children lack
that kind, considelate, forbearing spirit that
should dwell in the bosom of all who would
have happy home. How many husbands
and wives there are, who live in the same
house, eat at the same table, work and hope
for and love the same children, whose hearts
are starving, yearning, and crying for the
love they Withhold from each other through
pride, or bitterness, or uncharitable judgment
of one another All! wife, that husband
may have faults that annoy and provoke you
constantly ;but is there not much good in his
nature that drew your heart to him in other
years? And fault-fnding, bitter words never
righted wrong, or cured bad habit, or led
any one to truer, better life. Be patients
be forgiving, and let him see that you love
and cherish him as you did then; and when
necessity cOmpels you to show him an error,
do it in kind, sympathetic way, remember
ing that he has much to forgive in you, for
we are all full of faults. Remember. wife,
if your home is not happy, there is little joy
in this world for you, for where else can you
seek real, pnre enjoyment Therefore, be
real, true, loving, womanly woman, and
your husbands heart will turn to you ever in
love and confidence. And now, husbands,
word to you. All! what kind considerate.
manly man it takes to make good husband.
A wife's heart is ever turning to you for love
and sympathy, and alas! how often do you
chill and wound her with careless, unkind
words, with cold indifferent looks, or willfnl
trusted to your keeping, and, husband, re-
member that it is tender, trusting, yearn-
ing, loving thing, that can only be happy:in
love and.sympathy ;can only beat joyously in
the sunshine of smiles and kind approval.
Chill it, wound it, torture it, and it will fly
from you in fear and hatred, and your home
will be comtortless place, wanting in the
one thing needful to make home heaven.
And, husband can you not tell that while, in
words and acts, that you still love her, still
cherish her teDderly as life's best treasure?
Heaven have pity on the thousands of wives
that this night are feeling that no one cares
for them, no one notices that they are weary
and burdened with care; that their life has
little of pleasure and happiness in it; that
their little homework is empty and chill be-
cause it is not filed and warmed by the sun
light of love.
Husbands, wives, make home happy by being
to each other all that God intended you should
believing, devoted, cherishing each other
as life's best treasure-and home will be a
resting place where your weary spirits shall
find strength and contentment.- Fired
Dascson, Glendale n. T., ia correspondence
to Inter- Ocean,.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-28

Prof. Wincell, of Cornell, objects to the
current jargon about ''the higher education. u
He arraigns modernized education on q
charge of being tainted with the disease Of
"Medievalism'-hy which is meant perpet-
ual addiction to the Latin and Greek classics
and severe mathematics, to the virtual exclu-
sion of studies of practical character availa-
bic in after years when the student takes up his
individual burden of business or professional
pursuit. The active American citizen of the
future requires better training than he Is
now getting at great cost of money, time and
labor. The College should be an educator In
the broadest sense, qualified to send out its
graduates equipped with the gift of tongues
spoken by living men, with political knowl.
edge, and with the power to make immediate
practical use of the instruction they have re-
ceived.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-28
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
HELENA.

Last night saw Helena-she whose praise
Of late all men have sounded-she for whom
Young Angus rashly sought silent tomb,
Rather than live without her all his days.
Wise men 60 mad to look upon her long.
She is 40 ripe with dangers. Yet meanwhile
! find no fascination in her smile,
Although make her the theme of my poor song.
"Her golden tresses?" Well they may be fair.
And yet to me each shining silken tress
Seems robbed of beauty, and all lustrelees;
Too many hands haze strOked HeLe,,a's hair.
Il know little maiden, so demure
She will not let her one true lovers hands
In playful fondness stroke her soft brown bands,
So dainty-minded is she, and so pure.)
"Her great, dark eyes, that fash like gems at night
Large long dashed eyes, and lusrous7" That may be-
And yet they not beautiful to me;
Too many hearts haze summed in their delight
Il mind me of two tender blue eyes, hid
So underneath white curtains, and so yelled,
That have sometimes plead for hours, and failed
To see more than the shy ly-ifted lid.)
"Her perfect mouth, 40 like carved kiss
Her hOneyed mouth. where hearts do iy-ke drown ~
I would not taste its sWee tness for crown;
Too many lips hare drunk its nectured bliss.
Il know mouth where virgin dew, undred.
Lies like young grapes bloom. untouched and sweet
And, though knet in plea Ting at her feet,
She would not let me brush it II l died.)
In vain, Helena! though wise men may vie
For thy rare smile, or die from loss of 1t,
ArmOred by my sweet lady's trust, sit,
And know thou art not worth her faintest sigh
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-28
HOW CONKLING TALKS.

In the recent canvass in New York which
resulted so decisively in favor of the Repub-
licans, Senator Conkling, who has worthily
secured his return to the Senate, addressed a
large meeting at Binghampton. He referred
to the position of the South, and the danger
of the North and South of passing the Gov
ernment over to the control of the Democrats,
which would be equivalent to giving it to the
South. The South, he said, has already be-
gun to think it can have its own way entirely,
and has only to reach out to control every
thing. He concluded his speech as follows: ::
Years ago this State honored me with one
OF its seats in the greatest parliamentary body
on earth, and it came to pass that chair and
desk central in the chamber fell to me; some
time since Senator Hill, of Georgia, some
times familiarly called 'Ben" Hill, the same
who lately wrote letter to Mr. Hayes, came
to me blandly and said politely and pleasantly,
Senator. | mean no offence, but have taken
your seat, it is q good seat should like it,
and have told the Sergeantat-Arms to put
me down for it; after the 4th of March, 70,
you will not need it your State will 60 Dem
ocratic, and you will not come back, and l
"
said he was welcome to engage it, that no
offence was taken, that New York had many
sons worthier than l, and very likely some of
them would succeed me. To-day, in the cars,
thinking of the drift of things in the South,
the incident came back. It seems that our
Southern neighbors, almost unanimously per-
haps, want everybody's seat and everybody's
shoes and the one seat referred to is small
matter, but when the other seats come to be
considered my impression is you had better
engage some Of them for yourselves, and for
those who feel as you feel the Government
has been fought for, and bled for, and died
for, and now you had better take care of it
yourselves for q while, at least before you
farm it out to those who, having ruled it for
fifty years, drenched the land with blood.
covered it with mourning, and buried it under
the debt and taxes whereof / have been
discoursing.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-28

PROF. HUBER, of the University of Munich
represents the whole body of German Social
lists as having embraced the materialistic view
of creation, according to which only blind
forces work in the universe. the world spring
ing from chaos returns to chaos again, mind
is but function Of the brain, freedom and
immortality delusion. And It therefore
s'requires Ill the resources of human wisdom
and love to ward of the danger with which
Socialism now threatens the interests Of
society and culture"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-28

BosroN, November 21.-After preliminary
examination, W. +. Paige is required to give
$4O, 900 bail on charge of conspiracy with
his partner to defraud their creditors.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-11-28

NEw YoRK, November 21.-Wm. n. Clark,
well known broker, died yesterday, aged 20
years.
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-10

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par enbnu ibrano. Beo uermere
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Der ionss life bos 6orbrpbcrsn at
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Gnropa.

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for De forlileliee WatiOnsr. Wosel
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ltoo | Dorbinbslle meo rusilie 90
cialiltus Sntriaer. Morosrsn q
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Decorah-posten., 1878-07-10
@aihinlton.

ste Observation-Disclosures Oh
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sr al iterite @ietisbso, at Snnlansr'
ne ioar fulo Silio til Nlt. buor
8coleriuasn loper Dem. % at oett'
oil bltpe Nt9ierin9enS niraplSeli9t
Neasl | lin SptrGoen mob De Tor
ltielliae Snniausrltammer.
- Ser er lat net Hp9te / Smleb.
at ScfretCr Sherman bar illnoe a
inoicre Spccisbstalin9 fpr ben Lit
Sanuar 1879. men eli Oepslbs trC
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alcre BET. men 9ousn oil nelaetll
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bare al i'm SpmUrilombeb bsnptnc
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Decorah-posten., 1878-07-10
SorRjeGigt.

3 8ombab / Sorinoien anlses Sc
Tom Ct uu~uop1rli9t Stof / en- orient.
lia Susbolonina. Wen Den mao
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sc YnuIa marquis, ell Wano
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8jeo friltt. san bppper Oct ct Yar
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ming, % oct pil bo boloe 10 | Morepis.
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ct Sieblif, or Bet albelss iom irilft.
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ltGnois Semmsligbeo.
- 8omuicsbcltsn / Sphen CT
iortrinlig laar.
Oct bar lGp9e pGret ct isli
Gam UNDER &ri9 at life So til
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al Marsts 8reos.
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- Gil Nor9s er Der anfomms
ct Telegram iom mclosr, at 3alil
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-10
Wtlsiouri.

ct. 0ouis.-Sreoa9 Nat illiteote
Der en- 6armcr Namllls eeonoro, ire
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Sprln9s. 80 Wile ~lsnbsnior Ysn
Spsrrp bleu brebt, % lam.
me- Sflebns ht be flsite al bans
Rcmpani fun Z 1fal bape operlepet
Rampen.
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-10
Suoiancr ariseu.

Gil Baf,r Gitp antom Der forrias
Wanba9 ct 8ub fro Cannon Gitp.
5an fOm for at anmope 8uuerner
Gbabipif ON Waaben % Wano.
tab til at belfptte B,foltninaen
i Sobn Dab 8ausp. San mcb
bette, at 10 bpioe Scouts fra
Ganpon Gitp unoer Sbsrit Burn.
bam sr omriu9sbe al minbit 100
Snbiansre. % Bet er al Sanblpnlis.
ben Tor, at Dc Wilos ilaater Dem. fer
Der fan fOmms noasn SiGlp. Bu.
oct i%ortaIte oQiaa, at 8e%bbuosrn,
former inb / Sobn DAP 8alep, Tor
iuIate al hpiNe trooper. rimslispls
al 8suerol 9Oiparos 8Ommauoo.
Sra &alla.sSalln bcrettes, at
Sbsrlntn, al umatlIla Gonntb on.
fom perbsn ON Wor9snen ben 3ois
SuIi, eitsr at baps forIaot DC fisnot.
liee Sraftsr Mitsnsn iiorpeien 81.
10. vi llmatllla. Snoianerne baube
ban ~eriarst, at Bannof Snbiauerns
bapre tilbnot iia at Dele Bpttst. ON
be piIos sisre feles SEQ mso Dem;
heller lite lfulbs noget af bpao Der
tIlberte umatilasrue libe noaen
Sperlait. Ostts Silbuo pilbe BOG
life DC penlisiincece lmatiua. Subia.
mere montaSe, % 8onnofsrne aab.
neoe berior SID paa Dem umatil.
laerre talte blot 60, % bsraf bar
fun 80 %bepebnsos; sscl9eu csral
par, at Dc mart fom tilfort %
maatte trrffe no tilba9s til I'M Ne.
lerpatien.
Observation-Disclosures bar osiaa
braet 6%orltrGfislie til @arcouuer
Walbinaton &erritOrist. Gen ST.
3uli itrlpss Der oerfra 81. 4 81
tsrmiobas tit bpsr iampcpoti9 Want
Srore til at pGre parat 81. 81 iaf
ten. Waior 9. u. &rsls aisit met
Sampsreu "MslcOme" % bauce mel
lis % Wano % ct Yar 8anoner
Set bar bans M9t at operta9e &on'
trouen peo Glpen | WGrbeoen a
Wala MalIa. 8uperneren anton
bertiI iaftss % ait mso lamme Gar
tpi /; ban braate meo Jig 200 8aa
ben for BsiOlinln8en.