davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

THERE is much in Imagination; for is
1t not true that oysters are more delicious
to the taste if the vender chants them
under your windows to the tune of
Marble Halls oran air from the Barbiere
In Cairo and the cities of the East the
wandering Arab merchants cry their
wares with the sweetest flowers of poetry.
"odors of Paradise, oh, rocs.
Dreams OF the blessed, Oh, sherbet.
Figs OF the Sycamore, oh, grapes"
And wherefore not? For is it not
more pleasant to take your parcel from
the butcher with God bless you and a
bow, than to receive it with sullen
grimace or growl? If hucksters will
make noises in the street, why should they
net be pleasant? Why should cabbages,
fruit or watermelons not be sung to cheer
full music at the alley gate instead Of
bawled in tones to raise the dead? There
are few musical hawkers of vegetables
and fruits who go about the streets-and
we confess that we would sooner buy q
last years cucumber from one of these
than fresh one from such as make day
hideous with their ear-splitting howls,
Make life pleasant if and when we can.
Il the sordid pursuits of every day exist
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

WHAT is known in Europe as the
Gothenburg method of dealing with
the retail liquor traffic, is attracting
just now good share of the attention
of the temperate reformers. The sys-
TEN is based upon two ideas; first, that
no spirits shall be allowed to be sold for
private profit, but whatever is made in
the traffic shall 90 into the public treas
ury; and secondly, it shall be incumbent
upon all authorities to discourage the
consumption Of spirits as far as lies in
their power. The Gothenburg system is
purely Swedish invention and was in
troduced into Stockholm in October,
1877. 1t has been found quite a help to
the public treasury and has been attended
with favorable results in diminishing
drunkenness. Up to 1866 the sale of
liquors was entirely unchecked. At that
date licensing act was passed forbidding
the sale of liquor by the glass, except
when taken with meals to be eaten on
the premises, and shutting up public
houses on Sundays and after 10 o'clock
at night. Prior to the adoption of this
act the descendants of Thor and Odin
were given to quaffing freely of the fiery
fluid of the still, and the country suffered
greatly from public debauchery and
icentiousness.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.
The English Papsrs of This Morning

The Commercial says concerning the Gas
Company that public goodwill might be
gained. the consumption of gas greatly in
creased and the Gas Company taken out of
costly politics, by such reduction of the
price Of gas as would commend itself to the
common sense and sense of justice of the
people at large. 1t is practicable 70 furnish
gas at such figure that the consumption
Of oil would be almost abandoned, and
that a great number of gas stoves
would be in use. On the other
hand. if machinery with which we
are all familiar is employed and
an extortionate contract made, there will
be popular crusade against gas, resulting
in an immense reduction of the demand
Governor Blackburn, of Kentucky, says
the Commercial, will have graceful op-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

principal part. The scene of the story 3
laid in Australia, and the plot is the old
story of wealthy girl marrying poor
young man who is subject to innumerabls
temptations and surrounded by dangerous
and unscrupulous men. 'Grif is semi
idiotic, cunning, profane being. who takes
the Bible and holds its chapters up to riai-
cule. Many of the broad, coarse jests are
dragged from the pages of the Sacred Book.
The play is in five uLinterestine acts, aud
is incongruous in its detail. There was .
large audience present"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

IT is estimated that the business houses
OF this country expend one hundred
million dollars annually in sending out
commercial travellers. That amount iu-
diciously paid out for newspaper adver-
tising would perhaps accomplish more, as
there is not a more industrious or far
reaching commercial traveller than live
newspaper. 1t penctrates where drum
mer would not care to 60, pays no rail
road fare or hotel bills, and is not sub
jected to license.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

THE celebration of the centennial an
niversary of Paul Jones great naval vic
tory last Tuesday in New York was due,
it appears, to the efforts of George, the
Count Johannes. Not satisfied with this
feat the indefatigable Count now proposes
to devote his energies to the erection of a
statue in memory Of the old commander
of the Bon Homme Richard.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

ence are dull, monotonous and fatiguing,
brighten them with cheerful thoughts,
pleasant sounds and amusing things and
people. So shall thy days be long in the
land which the Lord thy God gave to
thee,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

PRETTY soon it will be necessary to
establish a hospital for pedestrians, as
they seem to be an afflicted set. Poor
little Mrs. Potts has hurt her knee, Ha-
zael is troubled with sickness of the stom-
ach, Hart has fits, Guyon has blistcrs on
his heel, and Rowell is stricken with
cramps.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

THERE is one feature about the ad-
vance in the price of iron at Pittsburg
yesterday which will give satisfaction to
an important portion of the laboring
class. 1t insures an advance in the
WAGES Of puddlers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

DELAWARE built the ship in which
Grant sailed away, and also, it is said,
the Toxic, in which he returned. But
this can not atone for her failure to
supply the West with peaches this sum-
mer
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27
Worthless stuff.

Not so fast, my friend; if you could see
the strong, healthy, blooming men, women
and children that have been raised from
beds of sickness, suffering and almost death,
by the use of Hop Bitters, you would say
GLORIOUS and invaluable remedy" SEQ
another column.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

A PrrsBuRG physician, who harbors a
horror of toad stools, has converted his
cellar into greenhouse where he cult
Yates the toothsome mushroom for his
own table.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

THE fine comb factories at Leominster,
Mass, are buster than ever. How do our
politicians account for this phase of the
business boom?
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27
HOP BITTERS.
90 vA1UAB1Es TRUTHS. /. 90

Nv \ AACs v - ~
Ifyou arc ufern. from poor health, or iAnguiihp
ing on bed Of sickness, take cleer, ior
Hop Ditters will euro You.
II you are a minister, x and heve overta1ed yousI
SELF with your pastoral du- tes or q mother worY
outw.th care and work. or liz you simply ailisei
II you feel weak and dis dpir1ted, without clearly
knowing why,
Hop Eitters will Restore You
II you are man Of bus Biness, weakened By the
strain Of your everyday Rduties; or q man Of lei.
ters, toiling over your Midnight work,
Hop Bitters will Strengthen You.
II you are young, and suffering from any india
erection, or are growing too fast as 10 often tho CASA
Hop Bitters will Relieve You.
II you are In the WORK. shop on tho farm, at the
cesk, any here, and feolN that your rystem needs
e!cansng, toning or slim. ulatng withoat htsxk
eating,
Hop Bitters isH What You Need.
nyou are old, and your prlse Is feeble, yoe
nerves unsteady, and your faculties waning,
Hop Bitters will give you New Life and viSsn
Hor CouoH Cuzx is the sweetest, safest and best \
Ask Children.
One HoP PAD for Stomach, Liver and Kdneysis ups-
risr to all otners Cures by absorption 1t Ii perfect
DL O. is an absolute and irresistible euro for drunk
enlezs, use OF opium, tobacco AID narcotics.
Above sold By druggists. Hop B.ers fy Co. Rochester, n
!
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

CINCINNATI AGENTS.
For Fire Business
GEO W. JONES, 35 W. Third st.
For River Business
T. E. TOWNLEY, % W. Third st.
HOME OFFICE: Northwest corner Fifth and
Madison streets, Covington, Ky.
se25-2tTh,S
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27
THE TRoUBADouRs NEXT WEEK.

At this house next week we are to have
SNlsbury's Tronbadors, one of the very best
and most attractive shows in the country,
and one that never fails to bring out full
houses at every performance On Monday,
Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings and
Wednesday matinee THE Brook" depict-
ing the pleasures of jolly picnic with the
, 1879-07-05
Universal reputation, Durnett's Extracts.

THE TRIBUNE nIkANUla OFFICES.
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR NUMEROUS
Itanci. ees IN he different Iyl.!an. = de:tgnated
nTcu ~ shhsYcd u ths iAin lre. nod viii la received
INIT, ao'rVekp. IN. during The uceE' snd until ?. tn.
un Saturdays: 49,.
&. H. WALtjES, Nevsdealer. 8tattoaer, etc., tooo
West Madlaou.At. ncAr Wcstcrn-Ay
NOilEjsr TilliiNS rtlS, Wtit.S News Depot,
II. q. ilETl!1ck. JeweleE, Sewsdcalos and Fancy
LUjiE II. H.. SERHE. Printing md Advertising
AEsnt Erws aid Stationery lcpot 49, East D!vlA!on-
at., bet wren LaSalc aud Wells.
, 1879-07-05
TO nENC-f20UNEAs
miaCe1qz1nCouas
fro. .RKET-nT BAIRD BltApLEy. ROOM 10, 70

TO nI:NT-l1oUsEA.
n1iaceAaancoua.
rro, HkxT-nT BAIRD ABnADLEY. ROOM 1a 70
L's''''''t': SOUTH SIDE.
n v!ncenne4av., ;story and basement stone front.
sa a .s nn fSa
isis. add is.a %abash:ar.. :51.storJ aud basement
suS Sis,sn 'ss
iIts 1,at,sy ~; 2;;Sosy S:sy frame. modern improve
mea's s. Ssra.1.r la.Es ysra stofy &c etin Tame.
i7;a Iudiauaav.. a.ito1Y frame. suitable for two
$50 and s,a Carro.ar. ..a.ory and basemcnt atono
:,tory md bssemsHt ,s,oue 80
s. l!1ins .Sas Sitors ~ I'D
"a Ihroep;st:; 3ttor' and b,.oinent brick 81 -
Ss aaos, &C. sa
f.. s0 .s;; M .oFh"s'' corner ssns'"n md
81 s ;s: l. q :sS s:!R Son,n
an cls'ouFne'elasys;o yoffTt, foftt,nfsi fsi,,H. S!o'
1-stoFS and basement brick, De1awarn'place. near
49, 1877, and ,ot Cottage % 0fe.e-.r. corner Twenty.
.l1ih:ss srons!ns on cotsse GroVe and south Fark-
,s?s seTsh sATshS5..ii a..si..4
&c sSo NJ Softh 1i'Sssss We,ss.st.
sn9s5san Psonsty o ,s So5,h Shore ,,:,, ,
Ryc I'd WIN
e hst sea: iii
S s i ses s
s: n st S Ss szS' Il nsf* ts
u. tKenwood aiation) ui,d Ee1ndaia.av.
VIII Viii isrss u and Safs. II ss,arisss oids!
wood asaf n'sSs Ss Soss sI seso @ saa deno fA'
, 1879-07-05

A GENTs WANrED-Tu SELL TEA. CoPfKH,
n aud baking towdue TO fssNcAs gouds 4u&rlNtlsat
oulnl lrcy, pEOtLk'a TEA CO.. uox aUoi, 81. Louls
, 1879-07-05

laws, and como TO IT, defense when It's safety or
existence ts lmpertlcd.
y an, Of optnlen that the dangers which
from tile tniture Of the Stato or tho nation to
perform It's duties ~ from tho failure of tho
citizen to perform his; and think TINT this
day Of educating tho ps9pls + plain clear
portion Ut tho citizens fail TO do 1t for them
selycs, should 10 aaaunod by the ststc. There
Is no school to which the citizen can be sent
patriot!sln, or . high order Of political
defstood 6y Vii Of lis who aie tndust trlousiy
seeking for various kinds Of reforms. tlaas'shs
and that ths Government will he no greater
than tho constituency which creates IT,. A de-
banched, ignorant. and corrupt con1tltucncr
will bc very l!able to send, either to Congress
bauthed, and dishonest representatives. Il -
impossible for III to put the Government in
Charge OF mcn so honest and well tntentioncu
that they will bucrced in eHectlns very great re-
forms Ia any department OF Government, unless
the great body of the pcople arc thoroughly II
sympathy With those rcforn's; and so u WIZ
como to pass thai, whether Tie civil Service Is
rofozn,cd Of not. whether the Government,
not, whother LEGISLATION Is wise or nnHlec, c0r.
supt or honcst, vii! depend finally upon tbs
general intelligence and Integrity o. the people,
ture, ever yel succeeded in making az hon.
eat constituency out Of dishonest
ono; and no mesAnrcs Of reform, legis-
lativc In their character, lluye ever yet
been very cfilcacious for good that we're far lti
advance Of the general public sentiment aud
PUBLIC conscience. The haalth!cst Indications
which We can sec to-tiay ln reference to our re-
forms III legislation md in political manage.
Mcnt arc thosa which result from the fuct tllal
thry as9 not originated by officials, but arc de-
mannca " tile people; and, where that de-
mnM! u catncstly an4 coutlnuously made, nc
political party, hoMeye powerful 1t may be, cat
long withstand 1t.
! have referred 10 the sudden entranchisc
ulcnt Of the ueETo population Soutl, Is one O.
tho rEob!omaN N which must enter ipto our cnlcu
latlona Tor thn future; but do uos Wish to b.
understood aa In auY way or Eensa doubling tht
wisdom, Of that movement. While that grch
measure added new difficulties, II imposed
new duty, aud while 1t had lts elemeuts o
weakness, Il also possesses lta elements o
strength, Tho liberation Of the alaye Was re-
sult VI the wisdom and common humanity o
which DO one could question. That, alter bcin;
liberated, he should be made citizen, was alat
81 clear matter OF common Justice tina
It could not be questioned. Being nude citt
xel>, It was diAcnlt tu.pcrcclyo how he could uFo
tcct h!u,eall III The enjoyment OF tie rights o
cttsztnsttp Without being armed with thu
weapon BY which those rights are enforced nn
protected. The great weupon which the clttze
hQlds. and Nlelds Tor bis own protection is til
, 1879-07-05

11OANptS6-FREE INFORMATION GIVEN tt
u frItAhie people rcGnnilns nsst-clAA r0Gm* an
hoarIhK nActs for which aco the a1cnsa ~ Al tht
chnccst ely Snd suburban OcAnnt. ltnNl Renting
md Hoar1ii1g Exchange lioOm s Tribune luilnlnR.
, 1879-07-05
{Co..tuufd on the .SiIth I'dqe.)
The VITAL ENERGIES,

when depressed by fatiEnc, bodily or mental, by
Ing diseases, or the Influence OF ichllt-
tntlng temperature. should be reinforced pbssi,
cjans tell l!s-hy some wholesome stmu!ant: and
anon. ttp4c which havn been tested nnl adm!nla-
tctcd iy them, none has received auct hcnrty rec
omtncndntion az !lostettcr's stomneh 1'stsers. u
las been preferred by them from tho fact that its
spiri,uoss b1sis, which Ia Of tho parcst description,
il modified bJ. and made the vehicle for, tho reg
stable medicinal principles Incorporated with 4.
These latter rcudri i eos,splcnons,y sersiceaalo n
disorders OF tic bt,we els: in dyspepsia, ,rrroua ut-
tocttons, urinary md uterine ailments. then1la.
tten, intermittent and remitttnt fGyera, which II
prevents as we'll an remcdlcs; md In ltvet cnEl.
'pja!nt. 4 hnnachold stock Of medicines enr
scarcely b called complete without this incstlma-
blc n,cdlcsno.
, 1879-07-05

Norpha, Opum md remedies OF their clnss
only stupcfy md seldom curr. For dtteaaes OF In.
fancy, use liz. 1,uil's Dahy Syrun-whtch ls safe
and auta In Its effects. fice 15 cents.
, 1879-07-05
BOARD WANTED.

DOARp-FoR LADY AND TlIKKE CIllLDREN
- where there y = large yasa anil good elIade
rriesenccs exchanged. Adtress At olltc, Mrs. NJ W
NJ, care Sal WkbNsh-nv.
, 1879-07-05
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

REAL R:s'TATE WANTED.
,HAR1AlN For CAsM-A n0tsE
street The *nrt Side, Anuh Of 'orth.aS. and r1rt
Of uhfn.tt. worth from EH,an tl 4!a.Hn: rrtnclpal
, 1879-07-05

distress ultimately came. 1'le evils of dcpre-
cated currency. anll the distress which 1t ere
volume Of dcprecated currency. Tho remedy
is m appreciated anil steady currency. Tho
rculcdy is q seycre one; but there is nonu other
known; We have applied tho remedy. aud
The remedy will Drove cilicnc,ous and complete.
Tho cure Is slow, because The disease Is ono Of
sH,s,1a,; put bs, ss T. WI b. sest!ye
ground fur Just complaint, because OF tho ruwcr
| exercised by capital when Ii has assumed d
corporate shape; II became eyiaent, macy years
since, tint the lociriut vi th, Dartmouth COL.
legs case, that every net OF incorporation was a
| contract between tbs Government granting Il
and the individuals receiving 1t, must bo limited.
It became evident tl'ut sastendertng BY small
would ultimately have but little OF
its soyefeiru.y, left, md that it
would 0o transferred to aud vested In
tie various corporations throughout the com.
of the people, and the Supreme Court Of tho
United Stntcs, within tla last two OF three
years, has autnoritattycly declared, 20 iar %
least a. sailtoad corporations arc coneernsu. y,
that they aso not beyond l.e reach o. lsgasa3tye
coutEol; tiiut the sovereignty which they claim
10 possess must, 10 say tsM :east about u, ba
shared with the sovereignty Of tina peoplei anl
that 80 for 90 rates arc concerued 80 laf g. Lael.
Charges tor llc transportation either Of freight
or passengers are concerned, tho people, speak
ing through the Legislature, haye tho power ia
kceI, them within reasonable limits Ihis *
position Of Tho law VIA absolutely necessary
aud to Il
THERE CORPORATIONS MUST SUBMIT.
While upon this topic, 1t may bo well to sug
Eest TINT the construction OF the constitutions
provision tlAl no State shall pass hny Jaw tn
pairing tho obligation Of consracts was no
made altogether iar tue bcueas oi tue capital
I Where ttlt t11ntraCt fK ono between alsGt0
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

and egg was killed. The benzine dried
out in II few hours, and its entire odor
disappeared in three or four days. Not
the slightest harm happened to the var
nish. or wood, or fabrics, or hair-stuff-
ing. That was months ago, and not a
sign of q moth has since appeared.
The carpets were also well sprinkled all
round the sides of the room with equal
ly good effect. For furs, nannels, in
deed all woolen articles containing
moths, benzine is most valuable. Put
them in box, sprinkle them with BEN
zine, close the box tightly, and in day
or two the pests will be exterminated,
aud the benzine will all evaporate on
opening. IN using benzine great care
should be taken that no fire is near by,
as the stuff in fluid or vapor form is
very inflammable.-C Columbia (Ohto)
Times.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
Small FayOrs.

He who wins souls labors for souls
Love, faith, patience-the three es'
sentials to happy life.
The truest end Of life Is to know the
life that never ends.
All philosophy lies In two words,
sustain" and "abstain." y"
Great souls hold firmly to heaven
and let the earth roll on beneath them.
Low as the grave is, only faith can
Climb high enough to see beyond 1t.
The great problem Of life is for each
man TO do his share of the worlds
work and keep well.
He who has created us with thirst
after the knowledge Of Him will GER
tainly satisfy that thirst.
If a man has transgrrssed one law,
and speak lies, and SCOTS at another
world, there is 10 evil he will not do
We do not believe immortality be-
cause we have proved 1t, but we forev-
er try to prove IL because we believe
il.
There are times in the history of
communities, as well as Of mdividu'
ais, " hen silence Is sin, and sub
mission crime.
No man starts In his professional
career, wise, strong, aud thoroughly
fitted for his work. One must gain
wisdom 10y experience. strong'h 10y
exercise, and fitness ~ reiterated and
at first often inpfltctuab endeavor
Christian graces are likc perfumes
the more they are pressed, the sweet
er they smell like stars they shine
brightest IN the dark; like trees-the
more they are shaken, the deeper root
they take, anG the mere hu!t they
bear
Christian faith Is II grand cathedral,
with divinely pictured windows.
Standing without, you see no glory
nor can possibly imagine nny; slnnd'
ing within, every ray OF light reveals
n La mouy Of unspcukubIc spleudors,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
4 Secret worth Knowing by
lIousclSocpers.

A sort Of trade secret among uphol-
stercrs, II Is said, Is this recipe for rid
ding furniture Of moths A set Of fur
niturc that seemed 10 be alive with the
laryiu, from the month II came new,
and from which hundreds Of these pests
had been picked and brushed was set
into room by itself. Three gallons of
benzinc were purchased, ut thirty cents
n gallon, retail. Using a small water
ing pot, with fine rose sprinkler, the
whole upholsiery was saturated with
the hensinc. Rcsult-Every moth lurva
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
Virginia.
JUDGE CHRISTIANS ANSWER TO THE COL
oRED CONVENTION PETITION.

JUDGE CHRISTIANS ANSWER TO THE COL
oRED CONVENTION PETITION.
RICHMOND, Va. June 2.-Judge
Christian, of Hastings Court to-day,
gave his answer to the petition of the
committee of colored citizens, asking
him to summons as jurors all persons
entitled to serve and whose names may
appear upon all the poll books, without
discrimination between white and black
men on juries. The petition was pre-
sented in conformity with resolution
adopted by the convention of colored
citizens held in this city on May 10, for
the purpose of considering measures for
the ameioration and improvement of
the colored race, etc. Judge Christian
answers that he has given the matter
calm and deliberate consideration. He
concurs fully in the reasons given by
his predecessor, the late Judge Guigon,
for refusing the petition asking that in
CdhCo NnCiC IOlOlCN DCloOlio dlC dNNhcVu
Of crime, they be tried by colored jurors
who could read and write. He quotes
from the laws as to who are qualified to
serve as Jurors, and how they shall be
summoned, etc, and says there can be
no question that the State has right to
prescribe the mode in which Jurors are
selected and summoned and trials con-
Quoted in its courts. He says the only
principle which has governed or will
hereafter govern him in the discharge Of
the duty Of selecting jurors, is that
which shall enable him to comply with
the law and ut the same time secure the
best material for its proper enforcement.
When he finds that he can best do this
by selecting colored jurors, he will do
so, but not till then. In conclusion, he
says: ~ have In the past selected the
best material that could find liable TO
discharge the important trusts coniided
TO them. | expect to do so in the future
with an eye single to what understand
to be my duty under the law and what !
believe 10 he best for the interests Of all
classes IN this community. | will con-
tinue to put only such persons on juries
MS think we'll qualified, as the law re-
quires me to do.