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NASHVILLE NEWS.
Woman Frozen to Deat n SchOO
Unexpected RETURN.

Special to the Star.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 3.-An aged colored
woman named Mary Good, fortune-teller,
was found dead in Sulpllur-spring Bottom,
northwest of the city, at two o'clock yes.
terday afternoon. She had been drinking,
and while crossing the bottom for the pur-
pose of coming uptown, it is supposed that
she fell, and, being unable to rise, fyoze to
death.
George E. Schooley, who was charged
with stealing $40, 600 from the Adams Ex-
press Company, where he was employed,
and who escaped from Jail in 1876, returned
here yesterday voluntarily and surrendered
himself to the authorities. He has trav-
eled extensively during his absence, but is
now willing 10 stand his trial.
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MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1879.

gregatiOnal Nuns of Notre Dame in 1858.
She WAS born April 18th Good Friday,
1920, and early took the veil. She secured
the erection of the Church of Notre Dame
in 1875. Many other places owe their estab-
lishment to Sister Bourgeois including the
Missions in Illinois, Vermont and Connec-
tlCut. She died January 18th loo.
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Hoard Of Public Worka.

The Board met in regular session. all the
members present except Mr.. Caldwell, and
President Bell in the chair.
Bills amounting to $2047 IS we're or
dered paid. and bill of SOL 81 from the
Gas Company was approved.
The Solicitor was requested to report
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MICHIGAN MUSIC.
On the Money Rock They Split--A
Big Blowout.

Special to the Star.
DETROIT, Feb. 3.-A split in the Demo-
cratic party of this State on the money
question seems inevitable. The Softs have
ordered State Convention at the same
time and place with the Greenbackers. The
Hards will call one at an earlier date.
The handsome and costly new Board of
Trade building in this city will be dedi.
Gated February 22d. A big blowout is
being prepared for the occasion.
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most OF the elections Yesterday. Wadding-
ton Will probably form new Ministry.
Italy.
BISMARCK AND THE VATICAN.
LONDON, Feb 3.-A correspondent at
Rome reports that the basis of an agree
ment between Bismarck and the Vatican
has been attained.
THE POPE AND THE NEW PRESIDENT.
ROME, Feb. 3.-The Pontifcal Secretary
of State has sent dispatch to the Popes
nuncio, at Paris, enjoining the maintenance
of friendly relations with the new Presi-
dent. Instructions will be sent to the
French Bishops to repress any hostile de-
mons rations on the part of the clergy.
South America.
BLACK PLAGUE IN BRAZIL.
RIO JANEIRo, Feb. SIT is reported that
the black plague has made its appearance
in the Province of Ceara. Five doctors have
been sent there.
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Canonizing n Sister.

National Associates. Press to the Star.
MONTREAL, Feb. Sat the Cathedral here
yesterday afternoon the second step was
taken towards the canonization of Sister
Marguerite Bourgeois, foundress of the Con-
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O'ER THE SALT SEA.
A BARON BADLY BANKRUPT,
The Sunday Election in France
National Associated Press to the Star.
AfghaMiStM

National Associated Press to the Star.
Afghanistun.
YAKooB DEFIANT.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-A dispatch from Canda-
har says the Afghans have refused to admit
Russian officers in Berat. Yakoob has an
nounced that he intends to hold CabuL.
THE AMEERs DEATH.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Dispatches from Hazar-
pir mention reports that the Ameer has
been poisoned.
A Calcutta dispatch says the reports OF
the Ameers death are very generally be-
Iieyed in Cabul.
ROW BETWEEN THE TROOPS.
LONDON, Feb "a dispatch from Bu-
charest says that collision between the
Russian and Roumelian troops isapprehend-
ed. 1t seems that the Russians refused to
surrender Arabtabia a frontier fort, and
that the Roumanians entered and forcibly
drove out the Russian garrison. The Rus
sian commander peremptorily ordered the
Roumanians to eyacuate, which they re-
fused. Roumania will establish an anti
plague military Gordon on the frontier.
BATTLING THE PLAGUE.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Feb. 3.-The Govern
ment has taken extraordinary measures to
suppress and prevent the further spread OF
the plague, and they have ordered that the
village Of Vetlianka be burned and the in
habitants compensated for whatever loss
they may sustain. Other villages will also
be destroyed when necessary to prevent the
spread of the scourge.
Sweden.
THE NORTH POLE HUNTERS.
LONDON, Feb. 3-The great excitement
prevailing throughout Europe concerning
the fate of Prof. Nordenskjold's Swedish
Arctic Expedition, which attempts to find
. northeast passage from the Atlantic to
the Pacific Ocean via the north capes of
Europe, Asia and Behring Straits, is daily
growing more intense. 1t being considered
certain that the expeditionary steamer
Vega is beset in the ice some forty miles
northeastward of East Cape, at Bel.ring
Straits, and at considerable distance from
any settlement, the friends of the famous
Swedish explorer and of his party are
alarmed for their safety.
Germany.
ANOTHER TREATY.
BERLIN, Feb "a treaty has been con-
cfuded between Germany and Austria,
whereby the latter renounces the right to
enforce Clause of the Treaty OF Prague.
Great Britain.
GLASGOW THEATER BURNED.
GLASGOW, Feb 3.-The Theater' Royal,
originally costing $l50,000, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. No lives lost.
A BANKRUPT BARON.
Baron Albert Grant has presented petit
tion in bankruptcy. His liabilities are
p aced at f681, ,0o0
France.
Yesterdays ELECTIONS
PARIS, Feb. 3.-The Republicans gained
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National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON Feb. ga movement has
been set on foot here among Senators, mem
bers and interested parties on the outside
of Congress, having for its object the revival
of the postal telegraph project. A bill for
this purpose is being prepared.
The Potter Sub.
The. Sub-Potter Committee leaves fol
New York to examine Tiljen, Pelton &
Co., tonight. Eppa Hunton, OF Virginia,
takes the chairmanship, which Mcmahon
persists in declining This will close the la
bors of the investigation. and on the return
of the Committee from New York the work
of making reports will begin.
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whether or not an appraisement for laying
plank sidewalk could be collected from the
c., H. & D. Railroad Company and the
Spring Grove Avenue Company.
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Marriage LicenNeA.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
VIM. Schmid and Mary Lother.
John A. Culver and Emily jenkins.
Donald Mckay, Jr., and Katie Maroney.
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Thos. Woodson, an escaped convict, was
shot and killed at Beaumont, Texas.
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A. ID. Osborn, wealthy farmer at PAD
myra, Harrison County, Indiana, suicided.
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9. A. Forsythe fell from a train and WEE
killed at Houston, Texas.
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Jerry Holmes shot and killed Barney
Sheran at Pleasanton Texas
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FOR SALE.
Died.

CLARK-Sunday, February I'd, at 9.t5 m, t
her late residence. in Bellevue, N.Y., El.za.,.ah
Clark. aged 81 years
Funeral private.
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Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
TO DE HANGED.
NEwBERN, Tenn. Feb. 3.-Charles Nc
Nair convicted of murder, has been sen.
fenced to be hanged within mile of Hunt
ington, Saturday, March 7th.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
drkhx. Stkk,s Her Majesty's Opera.
HOUSE, TO.NIGHT.
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.

Edgardo. .......-"............Signo CAMPANINI
6l!lco Aston. ...........Slgnor GALASH
.Signor FOId
AND
Luca.. Nine. ETELKA GERSTER
Her first appearance in Cincinnati.
Director of Music and Conductor. .Signor ARDiTT
Admission, 81 so. Balcony, 81. Gallery, Tie.
Secured seats 81 and 81 so extra according to To-
cation, Church u Co.'S Music Store
'Sonnambula;" Mad. Gerster. Thursday, "Faust:S
Mile. Hauk. Friday, Figaro" Mad. Rove soa
Mile Hauk. Saturday, Grand Gerster MatiRee.
Saturday evening, last performance Don Giovanni.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

CooD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREoTYPFs
" made in all kinds of weather al KELLY'S
Gallery. 1876 W. 9Th st., bet Elm aud Plum
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National Associated Press to the Star
New York, Feb. 3-General VIM. Cur
ney, Federal commandant at Charlestown
toward the close of the war, died yesterday
leland l.,
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$50 nnb ute nniere Gbiefertafeln geuia6t
Il,erhem.

9ieaeidt bic neiften S6iefertafeLn in uns
Ieren S6nlen fperoen Don Seem Oorf ober
9biIabelpbia beitellt; baber weiB Wsander
ni9t mo- iie eigentIt9 Sema6t :perben. Die
Sabrifen, peI6e bic gr0bte 3abl bieier S1uIs
tafeIn beriteaeH iino obne 3ueifeI fens 5u
Slatinston, Slatebale uno Ireidlers in 2eda
gountp, Pa. Sn erltgenannter Drtf6aft
probusiren bic 2e6a Sdtefercomposnie unb
Oauio Q8iIliams q So. iabrIi9 Iauienoe pnn
Riiten S6iefertafeln, irbeB s.. Sbeaton su
SIatebale ii9 in ieinen Wertitdtten bic 5abris
fation pon SbiefertafeIn 3ur 6pe3ialitdt Ses
madt bat. Sn SLotinston beftr,ben ii6 filnf
SdultafeIfabrifen. @s iit Elm mnterfdie0
smti1en 9a1Ihiefer unb S9nIi1ieFer; erItea
rer 1T bart unb serbre6lid, Ietterer uet9 mno
sdbe. S6ulldiefer iuiirbe Oarutt nidbt sls
Da9i9iefer tougen; oenn er iDiiroe ben gles
menten niht mioeriteben er ruiiroe ieine beHs
blane Sdrbung perlieren ino iib ouflSSen.
@robe Sdteferblofe rueroen in olnne Aslats
ten oeipaIten unb bterouf an elmer 3irfeIId9e
in Die perlangte @r0be geidnitten, Dies gebt
70 Ieidt, aIs mare es 9olS. Son bier brIn9t
man bic S9iefer sur Sdneioebanf, no NIT
feIFs eines 9tetlls ooes 5aglusiTers UoH 9alt0
ale 1lnebenbeiten bes S6iefers glatt geibnlt'
ten weroen, dbnli9 tpie man Da6i6inoeln
ober @lapboarbs ebnet. Nlle anOere 9lrbeit
eeIdiebt mittellt Maldinen. Die Sdiefers
fafeln rperben nun in etnem Snber 9Safier
rein 9erpaiden.
6ierauf folet bas ginrabmen. Die gabs
men iinb pon RirI9baumbol5. Obwobl etne
Eafel nur menis SoIS perIanst, 10 tuiro bod
pon @oGe Su 8o9e cine an3abl SLATER uers
arbeitet Jtadoen Der 8abmer 9eidnittert
1T, ruiro mitteIft Der Niafdine bic Jintb ans
eebradt, barauf meroen bic gnben 8ef6nitten
6as e!nes in bas anbere paBt uno bonn in
2etm setaudt. Sinb bierauf bret 8abmen
suIammenseflst nnb ift ber Sdiefer bereins
sebra9t, 10 rpirb oas pierte 2abmenitiif ems
Sefii9t. S6lieBIt9 perben bic Gden 8I0tt
9ebobeIt unp abserinoet. 9ie fertige SafeI
rpiro Jest nod 9epubt unb ge8Ldttet; oanrt
bringt man iie beim @roBen iit 2iiten isno tie
tit CUR 8erieuouns bereit. (gSeItbote.)
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aaiier gBil6eIu,.

reber ben aaiier g8tlbeIm dubert ii9 Der
tii1ti9e Correspondent oer oSa. Stodts5t9.,9
sSobannes 8lo9, Der Ionit iiber bic 8uitdnbe
i'm neuer 8eide nitbt uiel @utes Su iasen bat,
in sSoL9enoem iebr giinltig: yRaiier gBils
helm bat ii1 niemaIs an irgeno elmer Spefus
lation Der @runounssiabre bet5eiIi9t unb
bic SbeiInabn,e Der 9lriltotratie baroa auf's
S9drfIte perurtbeilt. Gr eriibrt8t Jeld)tS,
rpie es 10 piele 0errider eeriteben ia, bic @is
piaifte reidt fir bic gtniprii6e, weL9e bic
Experimentation bes beltlden 3aiiers ma9t
niht aus. Sabr aus Sabr Elm arbeitet Oas
6ofmarlha halss94mt NIT einem Defi3it, uber
Der aOnis pom greuBen perlanst Nidts fur ben
beut51en RaiIer, uno bon Sabr 5n Sabr
tritt bas Def3it friiber eirl. 0gSlr bofften IN
bieien Sabre 3u iparen," ia8te gu mir Elm
6ofbeanlter. ,,Nber, 9rofit bic geab5eiti
3iesmaI mar bas 9efi3it I6on I'M Oftober
baw = 4Qe ausenbIife fiebt man ben fleis
men, rinben Sofbanquter Baron @obn aus
DeIiau pon Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus I'M
8aIais bes Gailers peridpinben. Damn
oebt bo8 &e9nen los. g8eni9e Gage por Der
Anfunft oes &aiiers rpar er lpieoer oa. 9as
@nbe pom 2ieoe 1T INNER: Gobn naub 8elo
ibaffen - Das n10gen Dieienisen bebenfet,
iuel9e oft bic @aben oes beuti6en &aiiers 81
Helm fin6en. St siebt germ tno ruiIis, ia
mebr, ais feline Sofbean.ten perantruorter
f0nnen. Ser &aiIer oIs Menf9 perOient 10
bic 9ebe anb 8erebruns uolIitanbis, rpel9e
ibn entee9en9ebra9t rperoen, nno slit S9as
be, baB @runbIdbe 3ruif6en ibnt tno benz libes
ralen 8tir9ertbume elne 10 idbe Slutt retBen.
.-SeIblt Elm Sinserer, ais Der balo 83siabs
riee 2aiIer, bate an ben 4nfrensunSen Der
Na9tfabrt uno Der Gmpfan9e mno Anlpras
den am Sage senus baben fonnen. Iber gu
Sauie ansefomuen, Sins er alsbaIb an bic
@rbeit. .3uerit uertbeilte er NIT 0anfeswors
ten Aus3ei6nunsen an feline nd9ite 1lmsebs
ung. Damn sins er in's Irbeits5immer, no
ct 5ofort, ben Desen nod on Der Seite, ben,
@ebeimen Sofratb S9neiber ben Cert Der
@orte bittirte, pel9e er bel Ietnem @ntpfans
9e auf benz Babnbofe an bic 8ertreter Der
Stabt Berlin unb an bas Staatsminiiterinnt
eeridtet bate. Die 9lrbeit nabm cine Stuns
Be in 4nipru9, unb rpabrenb Dem ftanb Der
2aiier an ieinem Irbeitstii6e. Damn erff
ma9te er lids in ieinem Seim bequem. Gs
1T 9as eine 2eiitunS fir einen 10 alien Serrn,
rpie lie forperli9 ,unb seiitis ni6t beiIer 9es
ba9t werben fann. S9neioer duBerte aud
na6ber: ,@eIunber, als Der Raiier iebt ilb
tann er BET ieinen Sabren ni9t iein."
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= Der ,Seebote" Eefert unter Der aufs
f9rift Gin tbatenrei9es M0r6erles
ben" foIsenben 8eitras 3ur auerifanif6en
Strafre9tsitatiitif: ,Bor eint8er 3eit bro6s
ten mir Die gea6ri9t BON elmer Dtorbtbat, bic
Elm iun9er 2entudper 9eiperabo, Srant 9urs
ner, on einem seruifen @liion Subj pOafibrs
te. @r bate bemieIben befobIen, nieoer5ss
fnieen, unb, oils Der Sei9Iins Der Nuforbes
rune iofort na9tam, bentfeIben in oieier
Stelrn9 ben 6als ubgei9nttten. Ser robe
Noroer purbe, bc man TIN in Billiamstown
su Ipn6en brobte, rad benz @efdngniife gu
Gopinston, 2p., sebra5t. Ser iunse Wleni4
bat bereits cine 8ereansenbeit binter it9, bic
ibn gu einem @brenpIabe am @alsen bereGs
tigen biirfte. Sm Sabre 1873 be9ann er
feline pieIperipre6ente 2aufbahn banit, bab
er ben Deuti9enl RatI 8or9arbt i'm 8erIaufe
zines Streites feif einem eidenen RniippeL
tooti6Ius. 9ie @ef6worenen fanben, baB
er in SeIbftpertbeipisuns sebanbeIt, uRo
ipra1en ibn frei. GuS Sreube bariiber cts
i9ob er einen gteser, Der ibm auf Der StraBe
bege9nete unb NIT benz ct ME supor elm lSort
9eipro5en bate. NesmaI foitete feline Sreis
ipre9ung i6pn etpas mebr, aber Der oIte
Turner rpar ia reid. go fonnte es fi9 Der
iun9e llnmenf9 f9on ruieber I'm Sabre 1875
erIauben, einen seruiiIen RarI6alI bir9 bret
S9ulie Iebenssefabrli9 gu perrpunben. Da
Der Niann wieber 9enas, fam Turner NIT els
ner serinsen Celebrate bapon. Sm Sabre
1876 ritt Eurner ilber 2ano mno fab einen
9lrbeiter, Batrid Gpan Der eben aus elmer
SIai9e tranf. ySaIt, rieF e bemieIben su,
her nit Der SIaI9e, t9 min trinten." 8pan
peiserte ii9, unb Obne Elm 8ort ~ uerIieren,
i9ob Turner ibn itber ben Saafen. gr
tpurOe uon elmer rinteaisenten" SSurp freises
Ipro6en. 8aIb baraui befanb ey fi6 ouf
einem Bicnic. Sin Mab9en sefieI Inn, isn6
er bot 1i9 an, iie in ieinem 98a9en na4 SauIe
au fobren. Seber ruuBte, mas benz unSLiifs
li9en @ei9opfe beuoritanb; aber 10 sroB
mar bic Ansit Dor ibm, bab Nienan6 es
rpaste, benz roben 8uri9en gtrpas in ben
@eg gu Iesen. Gin elmer einiamen SteIIe
befriebiste er feline piebii9en @eIlte. 3pei
2eute eiIten aiif bas SiIfs9ei9rei bes Tfdbs
dens berbei, Liefen aber oapon iobalo iie
Turner erfannten. 8aIo baranf be9egnete
Der iunee Worbbube benz sSobn Gorpiae, bet
|: nit ieiner Srau gu Wurfte fibr, 9lus reinen
, llebermutb i9ob er n,ebrere Sdife ouf Der
: Usann ab unb uerluunbete ibn sefdbrIi6. aat
: bieie Serbre6en besins bic entmenidte 8eiti
, faf nngefraft. @egen Der Grmoroun,
/ Subb's ittt er nun i'm 8efdnonife, uno b
{ iein 9oter am Ranbe bes 8anferotts Itebe,
1 iol, 10 1T sesrlnsete alusi9t sorbanoea, bal
+ ben Banoiten enoli6, ielbft in Rentudp, Si
Gere9tisfeit ereilen pir6."
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Mit perit0rtem @elidt, bic Stirt, nit
S6ueib bebedt, b6rte Ct fait einetn @eiitess
perioirrten abnlid, Der ausfabrung bes A'rds
iioenten 81.
Ser @eri4tsbof ertIarte ben Baron BON
SImenfein f9uIbis bes Norbes, begansen
an benz sorftmeiiter, 8rafen uon 9obenerbs
felb. Die Tobesitrafe rpurbe, in Anbetra9t
bes Stanbes bes NnsefIa9ten unb oes ibrt=
gen Mbels in Iebensldnsli6e 2ettenitrafe
6ur6 bic @nabe bes 2anbesberrn uerrpans
belt.
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CT entfernte ii9 raid in6 lieb bic beiben
Gbegatten allen, lpeIbe 0anb in 6anb ifebenb,
in trdnmerii9es Sinnen per5unfen, benz 0as
poneiIesben nadi6auten.
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IL. S6fn6.

9luf ben StroBen Der 2reisftabt, mel9s
ppn benz acknowledgements na9 benz Sabn
bof fiibrten, reste ii9 ein emiiSes 2eben.
@ruppen pon RenI9en, in baIblauter Hn
terbaltins besriffen, itanben anf ben Trot
toirs unb in ber Sabritrabe anb bliften ,irs'
9ebuIbis in Der &t6tuns bin, rpeI9e na6 ben
2riminaIsefangnib fibrte. Aletn bte l1n8e.
bulb Der Sarrenben bIieb unbefrieoi9t. De,
Gransport bes perurtbeilten Baron uot 81.
ntenitetn, rpel9er ieinem Straforte 3u9efibri
rperben iollte, rpurbe pon Der 8eborOe tueisIid
Bis auf ben Mbenb peripart, ba man Gniamntz
lunseh uon Meni9en unb tbatIibe 8unbses
bun9en 9esen ben @efansenen nlr aasuiebr
beflr6tete. go batten ii6 benn bic @rup-
pen Der Reugiertsen fait fdmmtIid perIaufen
itnb bic @aslaterhen begannen ii6 in baS
bereinbrehenoe 3pieIidt gu nsiiden. ala eli.
peTi9lohener Wasen, neiit anbere, aIs Die
firseiten gBe9e perfpI8eno, bnr9 bic Straben
iauite itnb nod fir3er .6abrt binter ben,
f9nea sei9lofIenen Gbor bes 8abnbOfs pers
59wanb.
9rei Nanner itiesen aus. Das leiie aIirs
rem elmer 8ette lieB erratben, bab Der mittlere
groBe Ntann Elm idmerer 8erbre9er, Elm 9es
fabrIi9er @efangener iein mtiie. Die 2ofos
notiue 3ei9te burd ibr pfeifenbes @erauf9,
baB ibre 0ampffraft bic duberite Spannun9
BETTE. Die brei Nanner traten auf ben 9es
Offneten Sdla9 gu, Der initruirte 8usfabrer
IieB, rpabreno Der erfte bas Coupe fbon betres
ten bate unb Der @efangene eben ben SUB
bineinIebte, iein f6riIIes 9feifben 3ur 4bs
fabrt ertonen. Der brittle noIlte folsen. Da
3os Der mittlere ben SUP i6nea ;uriif, marf
nit elmer seididten @enbuns bic Tbir bes
@agens 3u iinb perIebte Su9lei9 benz binter
ibm febenben 8eomten einen 10 madti9en
StoB nit ben sefeiIelten SSduiten, oaB oeriel>
be riifIin9s gu 8ooen itiir3te. @be Der bes
troffene 3u9flbrer ben uerruesenen Weni6en
erfa1en eber Der i'm Coupe Gin9eiperrte bic
Ibire Offnen fonnte, slitt Der SIi@tlin9,
lautIos unb sepanbt mie cine 2abe, on benz
Berron binab, Tim 3uiiden ben &doern bes
@asenS binourd bas Sreie gu serOinnen.
SIN sIeiden Musenblife bate bic 2ofonoz
tipe, auf bas 3eiden bes 3usftbrers bin, ben
erften Stud getban, fpeIder Die lpeni8en Mas
gen bes gil3uses er59itterte. Der Sliebenbe
erbieIt einen StoB unb itarSte unb ebe ouf
Oas 3eiden bes entiesten 3usfibrers Der Bug
tpieber gum Steben sebradt ruerben fOnnte,
batten Die Ian9fam ftcb norrudrts bepesenoen
&dber ben 2ieSenben erreidt. Gn fiir6ters
Iiber marferiditternber S1rei ert0nte, oas
Gao bes g8a8ens bate ben Morber oes Gras
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-12-25
A Wonderful RpClpQ.

| AIyriads of so-called "specifics' and
scuresn for Rheumatism have already
been brought before the public, and
many of them have even been endorsed
by the certificates of respectable and
prominent citizens, who have derived
benefit from such preparations. There
is no doubt that great many OF THESE
"Iiniments,p "Oils," etc., SD widely
advertised and freely recommended
for rheumatism and painful complaints
Of n similar nature, have genuine
merit and will relieve certain types OF
the complaints named; but when
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and kindred
diseases have become chronic and
threaten serious results, you may rest
assured that they will help but very
little. Although not recommended as
''insallible,n the peculiar qualities or
ST., JACOBS On. especially adapted 1t to
those cases which may be termed
.'chronic," and which have previously
withstood all known specifies" ms
well as the prescriptions Of the best
physicians.
We would mention, as an example,
the case of Mr.. A. Heilman, Editor OF
the PiHs6ury Repu6'icd", who suffered
with Rheumntism for two years. Az
ter vainly using all the best recon-
mended remedies and exhausting the
skill of the most experienced physi-
clans without even temporary relief, 1t
required only two bottles Of ST.. JACOBS
OH to effect u permanent cure. Mr..
G.. Hanni' well-knowh citizen of
Youngstown, Ohio, secured for his
wife, who for twelve years had Dcen II
constant sufferer from Neuralgia in the
head, the services of the ablest physi-
clans i'm the land, but they were unable
to do anything for her; half "A bottle of
ST. JACOBS OIL cured her. Mr.. VIM.
Reinhardt. Gilmore, Wis, reports the
case of neighbOr who for twenty-four
years had suffered sc terribly with
that, at times, he could
hardly move around; II few bottles of
ST.. JACOBS OIL cured him. "To cap
the climax" however, Mr. a. Neiger,
of Taylorvillc, Pa, writes that his
mother, who had been II continual suf-
ferer with rheumatism for the past
thirty years, used one bottle of ST.
JACOBS Oh and was Immediately re-
lievcd of all pain. These arc results
which truly deserve to he brought to
public notic; but they are not exccp-
tiOns, as will be seen by the numerous
other certificates from all parts of the
United States. 1t should be the duty
of every one to call the attention of
his suffering friends and neighbors to
this wonderfully etficacious prepar:l-
ton, especially as the low price of 80
cents IL bottle places it within the reach
Of all persons, rich and poor.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-12-25
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some illustrated monthly, full Of good
things which all housekeepers want to
know, has been swindling people in
several towns in Wisconsin and Mich
igan. He gives a printed receipt.
signed III. H. Anderson, which Is of
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and several other rewards are out also.
The rascal 10 doubt selected 1he
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popularity and the little trouble IL takes
to secure subscribers. The publishers
offer the most liberal premiums we
have ever seen offered for any paper.
For four subscribers at rs cents they
send a copy Of the Queen of the Cook
Books, Buckeye cookery and Practical
housekeeping, of which sixty thousand
have already been sold, as premium
to the getter up of the club. Write to
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