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State, will before long furnish Tho readers OF
THE TR1nuRa with eo1ne facts md figures III re-.
gard 70 thc cattle business, which, think, will
be Of interest.
Territories LYNN northwest, nro rapidly super
se'ling .Tcxas "a bcef.prth1ucfnE territory. The
Texas breeder was content To brec.! thc nntlyo
long .hornst using ohiy scrub lm'ls. hut the
hortlsrn nrecder toue L., startf With Tcxos
tlnas from Illinois, Kentucky, or other Eastern
etntcs, md ans to Qrndc up li!a herd NJ rnpdtY
as posal11c,-4hlpplng better quality Of beef to
market, a,Mi obtaining corrcsponaingly higher
price and larger profit.
THIS rows-ahnxztrr-
gives p7htnlso ct becoming IN important
bua!ness point, aud securing tho trade oE latgo
scope Of country nnttt, md ,eoutli, now rapidly
developing. Tie Town Company arc pushing
their inprovcmente. 4 largo ftnmlrration of
iani''es WI, sons INTO te s1aecnt ,c stry
others coming Tor the first ttmo on representa-.
tlons Of friends already hurc.
THE KANaAs PACIFIC n&tLnoAp
Is doing m immense passenger anst freight busi-
ness this season. LII the curly part Q! tue year
tlte Lcadvlllo aud other mining, cxritcnenls
and freight That had harf1y begun to s'acken
when tlie tourist season set !n; aid, Judging
from the length Of tlc pnsscnIcr'tralns
which pass hero da!'sy, til: s'i'1'mtr. stavcl to
fqmpct,uN roads carry ~ equal number Of pas
atuEcrs. The ssuck-shippnK 6ualMcss, which Is
just now commencing, will gtfe full empfov-
mcnt for the eHtIro rolling stock nf the rond for
IRON tllG lanas Of the Receiver by nrl"r Ut tic
Court, few weeks since, asd tur1,ed over 10 tllc
Cumpany, Ms: =. I. Smith, the Turner Receiver
and Artiilg 0sfaHal Superintendent. has been
iii: the contnuuucn .ol the samu policy AMI
gnnsnQ Cfncl)t which hnYe brought the roAd from
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as oasa or wheat Ia stacked, n1l will, then, next
ycaF, Produce good crop. II may s'e planted
ftr manure, a1il as sucsl tc n1oa cd nndor ctlser
This tAl' or next spring ttnay also 10 so'vn
wny lit whlcs 1t Ia used, provided tho green crop
is plnwed muller, IL cntlecs tlle snl at,l aJds 70
thu value OF farm, Instead uf drtrae!ing from
1t. The bcatlky Of Tho arnin consists Of It's bolg
ttUns. tH,or piece nf latut may be enr!clntl ut
little expense, and tle fertility OF good land ba
by It still further developed.
suNpAr-vIslTls6.
10 dcari" exclaimed farmers wife IN our
presence. one Sunday; " there como the Joncscs
some ro,nfort, but now must sweat over bot
stoVo 10 get tl,cm something to cat" The
Joncs famIly Is n roo4 one; But thry DO their
waiting on Sunday. nnd, % they tnkc ali the
to feed them. Az they are never nt home on
SUNDAY, tho nelahbors can't pnr them haek.
They are only tnr representatives OF largo
class. nn,l, in vulgar rar'anec, had ought to
be sat down on" Perhaps q dinner Of bread
ttnlts, might effect pnr.|al rufurtn; nt least.
That Is tic why nc intend to treat them should
they cycr visit us. In Villages nnta cities, ono
never THINKS Of living OF his friends IN this nan-
ncr; but IL IL frequent occurrence In The coun-
try, an.l il nothing short Of an Imposition on
the overworked farmers wives, especially in tho
llcntcd summer months.
4 rAnMEnS FRIEND.
A number OF our lnElper-fr.cutls have this sea-
son purchased oll.stoyes, that they gisd The
Erentcst satisfaction. THEY 1eat tllb tat-irons,
rironng. 10 perfection, ,sn do mt heat III, tc
room: they bakc ~ we'll as any stove, aIli!, ns
for boiling, they cannot be beaten. OF course,
the more surface there ts tho greater tllu mum.
her Of articles that n,ny be cooked at ono time.
What Is called q "two-hote" stow answers all
the purposes OF an ordlnnry cook-stuvc, excerpt
for heating water for washing. Tho expeuse is
only onc OF two cents MI hour; a1nl, when the
cooking Ia loue, the flrc ID instantly extngn!shel
explosion, unless careessly used. The boiler
Of building fires and carrying fuel 10 entirely
obvated. The oil-stovc is indeed blessing To-
the iarmcr'a wife. Rural Jill.
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PETTY GASES.


Thomas Pitmaa came all the way from Prince
Edward island TO got swindled out OF $50 b7
Chiraco cnr0dence omrotors ~. ,,,,,,,I,,n,t
10 tho n,llre h,t ,yo. un.hlo o., ,x,,,a nv H..
aa..,,. @ ps' ~ -, uas =" u"aosu ~ e'So s"S ac-
Sunday forenoon, a}scr tho morning aer,,ccs
st ~ Co,nmhkIiua Cnurcl, m ,ho s,,s,,os -
n.,,,,.s " "1., r".,. eau.."' ~ .nu soI"er u
cAut'a" 1''a 4n"la'la strcets. tho 1ah'tor havQls
catciessly lett inc front door open, sneak.
thleE ehtetcu anu made OH With thu contents Of
tue roor-bor, amounting IL is thought, to
soous "7o'
Three young women, who evidently did not
want 10 carry out The good work OF reformation
which they commenced by ontcrlng tho Errlng
Woil!cn,s Rstuge ut tue corner Of ,Thirty-llrst
from tint nsttaon sir "anss are esSapa Kttia
Young, ngsI - yeasa; Mary Hardy, aged ID
years.; umd lIuttlc Muller, aGcl 10 ysars. Tho
pollee arc searching for them.
Last evening a special policeman fund n
xiii & Shafor No in X Mnns t.,v ,1ot.snop q
n."g vo,h.r.L ~, -, ~, ~ "Ent9e ~ stteet' -
cnntnre,i m,"j hct rntr, ,hn ' s.s',ai "as
tcrtiva ,nn,cr.san tI,o ts.st VI ~ ~
prisoner eavs the name OF l1onry Whtpp!s,
snd claimed 10 ho bookkceper, n yoars Of are.
anu by bio talk tho police casily knew ttlat he
wns professional burglar. Eutrauco Wus ef-
fccsed by plac:ng short ladder to IN open rcnr
window. Nothing was taken.
pcouIe ytnr IN te 9at ~ o1
m"snin n, IT,, s1TGes nascs h,: ostock yesterday
cereinE it. ii ,lat tre, however, W stc a coaulo a
~ .tst.''; naeo .0o"sy, oa' ,ney aia nt report
KY My.,. n.oGsnEi an9 p9!'cs 10 mot Waht 70 tut
;lrr .,oiluss .nr ,cas tn, M mf", H., nusn nn aoos
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LOCAL CRIME.
Commencement Of the Inquest or
James T. Jones.
A High-Toued Militia-0aptain Goes to jail
for Wife Whipping.

JAMES r. JONES.

,,.uo .t... .Su ..s.. IL. -. iNeuhst
eosoae. 'l""n sca'c'"a5 i''oeo'.e cat1cu Hhto
himself six gool men nnu tFuc, all colored, ana
proceeded 10 hold an inquest in TIM Grand
jury rootn upon tic body Of James r. Jones,
,.t,o tvo. s,r. Nv Ii. hr,,n.r 1,.t,an Att,e.t
Iona, r., +,,o raor =, 1s,t f3n.,.,.', ",r.a. "a
uo"ss' I" t"c Feul VI !ot4 n"s'etHe'u "tl'et, oa
the morning OF the 8th Inst. Mr.. John Lyle
King appeared as tic representative of Prince
Albert Jones. The; fury wero t1npnne]el aud
vt,wcd ,ho ,.,dv e,,,r,1.v
'''"e' 0' o'"y .s oasu.uay. .n
THE FIRST ROW. ...-.
The frat witness cal!ed was Dr.. Andrew j..
ShIpu, OF 223 Clark esrcet, who intended james
! onrs t,,rcc ,cck. non t,iune 10, whcn prtnca
~, IT,, ~, u,"s, s..,s, s ~, ~ IL. Wv 49,
snot nl'n on . e.ato stleo, eal. mr. n.ng p1o, |,
tested ngatnst bringing up this matter, which had
nothing Whatever TO do With CnustnE death, but
tho ubtcctfun yne oyerruled. Dr. shtnp then ,le-
eCrtIo1 tho wounu, which va. siEt ono On
tie lcft shuul.Inr. an,l mot t}nnroro%s. "' ~
u Lixztc t 'f KnT nf @ ID West s Wan Rnrcn strce,,
testified tlla: sho Ind known deceaseil nbtn,a
eII months. Sno was viii, him On m oue,l
strest.tnr m Rtnte atrcct. mar Twrntr.aj4ti,
on liza nyeninr nf .it'nn ia. obr,t III
o'elock hs when aim hcars1 = a'' .,ot' npou' saV nv
The man who nrcd thn ntttnI cct m
boari the car and fro nistol.
.It,ncs &a,1 hc .raa h,t Ink remnincd m fla rar
until thry reached Van Burcn street, when he
went to DR.. ahtup's ot1lcc. She could not
Identity the man who did the shooting, Tor she
was 100 lrleAtencd a. tnc t,mc' j. L; ZONES
s, a Wncss WILLS .ar me aa o o aaen ec Hp9 au 1n
before tlie shot WIS hfed' 80 that two ATTEMPTS
were maac. - W. nu,u.-
Albert lones was brought o!er from the JAY.
lug Wltacae lailed TO iaeuttlT hin as the nssal'
mt:
ua ss kasw sn s 3o1e. S sossrs s0 Rs R0s
Jannea tn u. M Ships olliec having h's wound
dressed. The wound WIS very slight one,
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t0HAQHtt"p09 LVF1<4QHNHaHE4 &HH9HNQAtG 3<{$A
On the occasion o, ~ ysii.erpoou call u.ta to
tho Sultan by Lady 1,ayard, after discussing
tho nou.eomtl,ttta' subject Of tIu wua,llsr,
tha conversation turned to horses, nntl ilu
remarked .hat he Wished u try two tnrrlage-
horsea iuat received Iron, Fnlnce, nod asked
btu Ytstor II s1's would llks 10 aerampanY
him. Assent was given, and III lew m'n-
utes light basket carriage, urawn by two la4il.
tug bays, stopped tn front Of lhu paI4ee. Tie
Sultan gayo J.ady Layard l!s aru', ope,,cd her
paTasol himself, aud assisted her duwu lhe
steps, shading her the wt'ilc. Nut only thls,
but during The entire couEse Of half l'our's
rl1o through tha Falace grounds, notwisl,-
stumbling hrr Instances and assertions TINT
hls Majesty, would fatigue himself, hs
stostlY held ths parasol over her seaa while sho
handled tlo ribbons,--sn ust Vi courtc4y to
wulnaD, mud Christian At that. unptcceAented
IL The aunals OF tha uttotnun Eulplrc. This
shady ptocecl,G Ut tho Sultan excited much
comment, aud soma say that Lady l.ayura
took unabtags Al IL. hut That is not proved.
However. tue Tart ren,atDs th1t her husband IL,
~ q enuntrymun Of hts put H. "swfulIy ihirk
with the Sultan"
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THE FARM AND GARDEN,

Cs..Ss, 1,,.N'.t. 80. .,'.'-: -,
T., ~, s...,. ,.',u .,s..,'.....L,., -
ns..i.,s., =. .s-.. .,'e ~ T... 80.
49,. -, .,,o ,,,a ~ .a.,. .n .. .s'e s,ss, -.
an, S.I.,, ..n.' ~, $3.50 r..,,,n's as1I ~. =.
euou.3 uu'tns se4leH y. 3ea'e' ien"'s n.lo
conslacraton thc amount OF tot1l Ioss Hhlci
frequently happens, the loss by bleaching,
md elcillnc bY birds. iosccts. and othcr yer
,rfr n ,,no,rt. l., mn o,,r,t,ua ann,
'' I "'"ouso s'n -" e"ol''oas A""''
Lnss year. atnouGn the Season aitcs nat-
vest was not wet, onc-hnIt the oats Drought 10
market wcrc unfit for horsc-fccd; In fact, many
wert, unsa]nh1c. When tvood oots worn sc}1tn.y
n,1r =, III ,an,. ,or h.ho, ,J,,,, .,.o, nx,,o,o =
~ =" W 10 .sn'o ~ ounne'' a','eu :" !1ele
was worth from III to ~ conts' More or less
wheat nill rye WIS In the s1mu condition. In
mest cases thcro was no excuse for tnts aloycnlY
n,rthot1 .There ,a rot t,,,cI, "a IN i7onc ~ ar
49, =. 49,. -, ~. "H =. ....a, " a.... a..
uso e'a'n ID eul, a'lu u'e "en 90 asounu uoi's
grain The rst day It Is ury enough after cutting,
loses money. and tustly loo: md. IL bia who1e
cron IL 1ost i. unt,cs.rvtnr NJ svmnothv, w.
etop - Aost' - u.'ueseisinh Va e5npatns* He
remember ncsghbor vito, IN 1SO5, had crop
OF Ink cut down. The day It was ready to
stack be devoted to visiting. Tho next daY Il
ra!nrd, and for weeks afterward; and tho whole
Procrassluation In tilis direction is annually q
heavy burden.
EXPECTED RELIEF A REAL nunpgN.
Just in ghnt manner t,,,, fertslntors win vote1
-, 49,, H., -, ,,~av,,. 49,, s...o.t..,,.. ~ ...
VI tuc ~" ~ pte'cnt ta' 4o'ec1o'ulc oA ".oit'
cages, except through the courts. expected to
benefit their constituents, We hare been unable
TO discover. lhe new trust-dctds which those
T'., Mno ooEanw dnoney s1ca !he new 10" Wcht iato
seet ~ nIu op!,aea ,H ~ sis!'; aso "orse tnan tne
jill. osu ones: !nes pro1us t,Nt} in ease ol ue
luult M -! ialetes5 y. P'inc'pal: lne ue!t naS al
omse po ase.assu @ uuc. J.. - aaso oroVMea tiat
uns a1.oney ~ NY cuust y 1esotu May Eo !!ito
eonss III telHtisne or saeatlon anu confess luuE.
inent, wa,v9 az f1ent 10 appeal anu consenI 70
t!,e la''neatato lssuo q. M e&ecutlon. INC
Trustee = h!so autnof1zed " once 70 entet upon
.nc ~. premises any tags posssssint, tose1her i WIN
~ tle lsnts anu pfoiats. ny tns IL %lll % seen
tlas within three daSs, Or eyen less time ntan
may, WitDout hot'ec, " aleposscs6cd ot ne
propcrty' nnu be of,tifcsy At ny mercy Of Ills
W. was gwen a. ieast tnrtY lays 10 TEcil to save
i'is property Instead ol ihe law being bcne-
1T: Is on!y means bs wh'ch dcsi1nlng men
may, ior little money, sometimes Rcs posseh-
s."n =. = .t, sn.ntI t'"pe' -. -. eoui ~ HtIn
bio icnri aronss: hut Gue ca1, rcn,ly seo that 4
oucns door to 81, stcrs md tricksters.
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We know Hop Distess are aboseFnd bsyoud all ~
uutEiliuus toulc ant curative.
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THE FIELD AND STABLE.
Arthr'tls In n Colt-yetatfnary nyElenei
LxXlI. Electstclty-Tho Soaaons.
f4nm Orr Dtpn Cofrrspondtat.
CHtCAGo, ,Ttiky 1{1-1tbe fnI1owI1t cI1uea fenrn


Frnm Orr 0tpn Corrspondtnt.
CHICAGO, july lo.-The following comes from
Klnmondy, Ill:
''vErxnNAntAH": VIC hare 4 ycarlIn9 colt
which Is scry lan,o In tho left hinlleg lock Joint.
joint IA ewocn oubu Its proper htze. md the In.
stde Of The leg is tho soFcst. large. MOTT lump is
sSmE'nE hots where usually so.ns. ;vhat ,ss eel
pasture with other borscs and colts. It has been
IN ,sme a'nse Wednesday, Please tell ns whst to do
rhers i sRh ,eyer in tho Joint sa uxtsnanx
TRsssdt I'd nr The ns'ae y ,hs leg T. Tho hottest
Ing with tho other CulS. f.B.
dns9er-At tho beginning, such an iufsm.na-
'tion {arthritts) rs yon describe may bc reduced
By diltgcnt applications Of cold water or cooling
lotions; but tint time has passed, because the
inflammation is already OF several dnys' staud-
ing. As It Is, 1t Will bc necessary 10 apply a
good couuscr-!rritant,-for instance, an iodine
ointment, or mixture of equal parts Ut ttnct-
uru Of iodine md OF ttucturc OF cantharidcs.
Tho tIneturcs, II chosen, may bo rubbed in at
The sides Of tho joint, ut first twice day and
Afterwards once day, till lancncss and lnlau,-
nation disappear. In SOME cases arthritis ter
nnatcs In Ruppuration; anl onej or moro
abscesses, either situated supcrdcialy, or caus-
- " +" w. " 'J1''s VS. ~ 'SAA1N'
A superficial abscess can usually 10 brought to
healing within short time; but II the principal
fastru1alus1 Joint ia opu,ed, tic hca,nr Ia dtnl
clllt ar,a allow, and tho np[nnl very likely will
fematn cfippie 1or fts lstctlmc. In the former
case, cleanliness, and q lew dressings with
esfnous tfucturc, or with diluted carbolic ncil,
viii b. sufficient: Int. # .he mint 1,a. hocn
,..,aa., i'sa,,,',. . r.I.''a .,s ."s ....
upe''eu' ue'''.'R cs""o' no o"sctea uo'ess t'e
low OF synoVIa ltns been atopped, either by m
application OF caustcs, or by 1,sc Of as.
trlnurnt,. Tanntc acid fonc ,,rarl,m, t1..n1vca
IN ,s.trr or o,co, 1,Iy ", ,,,,.o, ,ri,i n,,.,vo-
.,, ."... . ~ A'>'"o' '1A'A =" ooueo' "'' ""'"s'
1he purpose. '-~''
H1.gcTK1clTY.
There cannot bo the lrast doubt TINT the
electric condition Of t},e ot,oosnhere. wlic,, fs
1870. .o - =. wv "''"ospn.s' "n't %
suo1ecs 10 many enaneea' constitutes an I'M
portnnt factor In Veterinary Hygiene. Wc
storm Inns very decreasing fn}Iuenro ,,pon Inn
, ,,uo1 r,r,,,t,,, ,,,., .,,1,,... r...,,. .,....
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wo'l & Co., and an oiicer in the First .trvl.
tncnt, WIS brought Up ut tho Chlcago-4iyunuo
Stallion yestcrdaY morulng on the cl,argo Of
assault: and battery preferred by Ills
wife, Emma Lindsay. The testimony iwae
her. and Lett her for dead. Lindsay was hcld IN
s8t0 hail, but ho exercised hts privilege n,lli bis
preference Of going to jail. oven II ho lost his
position for It. The assaulter and thu assaulted
appear to l,ave had an unhuppY time Of It since
tlleir marriage, and mutual recr1nitntIons arc
tylilE about o. thick as Erusshoppcrs on
Kansas wheat-tlc1l. Ills employers haYo lost
faith in the young mnlt.
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Mr. c. II. Dawson, City-alarslnl OF Rochelle.
ILL.,. arrived in Chicago yesterday, having III
custody QUO Warron Seaman, former Resident
or this city, Wlicre he prugttce1 mcd|clnh nll
other arts. Tho Marshal ursested DR.. Seaman
III Wyaht!uttc. kns.. on tie strength of rcquisi-
lloH issued BY Gov. Cullunl, the chargn made
beAE GRAND larceny. 'l'Ea complainant was oao
Mrs. llackctt, now residing at Rochelle, widow
Ut 45 or SO, and possessed ut some property.
Tho story Of ScGman's wr0ng-doIEgs was told
at ao.Ile lcugth III Tile TRIBUNE OF May |. 1t
AppeArcd tllat he hung ontn shingu In Rochelle,
7car or SO aga. uh claimed to be graduate
Of Rush Medical College, There hc met Mira
llacke!t. whom lie intended. md over whom he
obtained peeu!!ar influence. IIu ttnalIy il-
duced the old .latty to tnnrry him, and to
mortgage hor property for $500 to .lefrav tho
expenses Of tho Wct1Ing-tfIn, 'rllc twu came to
ChiraEo, n,nl required to hotel. Mira. Ilackctt
wanted to bo married forthwith, but lilo Doctor
said II was too late ttiat nt9ht, mud
tl,at l,o would get license first
thing 10 tile morning, as au0n oB' tho County
Clerks Office opened. Tile two passed the
night together, altti III the morning Mira. H.
found that all her money, except go, was gone.
She taxed Seaman with tie thcft, which. tlt H.
dtgnant!y denied, aud started oil to ftnd po-
l!ctman to WhtlM ho c0ufa Harrnta ihc sorrowIuk
story. This was the Inst whtcl, tho loye-lorn
lady heard OF her prntossed lover, although she
has spent q good deal Of money III tile effort to
find him. Seaman Wus Jailed to uWnit the ar-
rtyal Ut the lady. who tntsuda to prosecute the
casu 10 tbs bitter eud. All that ila laa to say
about the matter is that It La "malelous ptr-
secutloH,"
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his side and from indigestion, but sister
persuaded him to try a pair of her own
corsets, and, although he found it rather
irksome for the first few days, that feel
ing soon passed away, and in London he
had had necessary supply made to suit
his own measurement" The usual Ger
tifcate of restored health follows and a
general recommendation for corset-wear-
ing by young gentlemen. Whether this
advocate of tight lacing is employed in
the interests of corset making is not
known, but he has not only vindicated
the ladies but has put effective weapons
in the hands of that wasp-waisted class
of humanity who occupy the dividing
line between the two seXes-thc butt OF
mems jokes and the object OF woman's
ippPS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19

Brooklyn, who directed the initials I'll.
w. B." to be engraved on the articles,
and it was ut that time supposed they
were intended as present for the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher. Moss isn we'll
known hotel thief.
He is originally from New Orleans,
and is said to have held commission in
the Confederate army. In 1876 he en-
tered room in the United States Hotel
at Saratoga, occupied by a relative of ex.
City Judge Bedford, and gathered up
$1,000 worth Of jewelry. While in the
room he was surprised by a chamber
maid, and sprang through q second-story
window to the ground, In the fall he
sprained his ankle, and was captured, He
was sentenced to two years imprison-
me t, and was discharged from State
Prison last summer. The prisoner was
locked up in the Central Office pending
his arrai9nment in court this morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19
REDUCTIO AD ABSURDUM.

As women become aggressive and
trench upon the masculine domain of
business, politics and particularly of
dress, it never perhaps occurred to them
that they might drive mankind into an
usurpation Of some Of the functions and
many Of the fashions of their own sex.
The assumption of monkey jackets and
pmi-miIitary uniforms by the latter un-
doubtedly suggested the adoption Of the
flowing Ulster. with its girdIe as coun-
terpoise; and when the ladies began to
pad their shoulders to create Il favorable
contrast between their breadth and the
rcbellious zone of a big waisl, then the
man of fashion bctook himself to--Stays.
1t is said that comparatively few men
in this country wear corset- but that the
number is constantly increasing. Padded
vests have long since been the result of
what would seem to be hopeless imita-
tion. But ii is claimed in England and
Continental Europe among the male
beau-monde that Il corset applied to a
man Of fair form, and rccfed down 10 the
proper point, renders the figure Of that
man rather attractive. and in many
aases perfectly irresistible to his female
friends. 1t is not surprising, therefore,
10 be told that the fashion Of using cor.
sets by the men is ON the increase. Man
is not only an initiative but retaliatory
animal. IF he is called upon to assist at
adjusting the int,icacoS Of his wife;
stays and admires the artificial contour
they secure to her, he will naturally fal
into demanding reciprocal aid in mold
ing himself up to the fashionable mode
exhibited in tailors' windows To the
unmarried but would-bc favorites ''of tn,
fair sex the necessity of going III stays
to use nautical TERMS still NOR
tempting and perhaps triAe more ex
cusable.
From the foregoing facts the ladi2
can derive great satisfaction to Offset tn
very annoying TRADES that have bee
heretofore hurled broadcast at femal
tight-lacing. In struggling zealously t
reduce themselves within desirable con
pass they have reduced their admirin
revilers to adopt their own DEVICES. A
English gentleman Of fashion, who h.
adopted ladies' shoes because he think
them the more comfortable, has opcnl
advocated the use of corsets by gentle
men. After advising as to the metho
Of construction, he says that from hi
own experience moderate tight-lacing
not only not prejudicial to health, bu
OH the contrary, is very beneficial H
idea of moderate tjght-lacing' is a r.
reduction Of three or four inches in CT
cumfcrence Of waist. He was man
scdentary hshits-like a frog-ar
suffered mucn from pains
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19
Editorial Spinnings.

Since Henry Bergh, Jr.'s, nose was
broken by horse in New York, sympathy with
that noble animal seems TO have snhsided.
An American man-of-war is to be or
6ered 10 sitka at once. The traders nj that post
who ply the natives with whisky and excite them
10 atlocitics should be taught to take care OF them
selves.
The Baltimore Gazette extracts conso-
ation from Rowell's victory in this mapncr "itis
not the first time that an Englishman has dis
played his agility IN running away from American
citizens"
Mr. Adolph Isaacsen, who has devoted
forty years Of his valuable life to the deeply inter
esting and highly scientific study of rats. est
mates that thirty million OF these rodents knaM
away their miserable existence in New York City
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19

deem it my duty to tell the world what
DR.. Swayne's Compound Of Wild Cherry
has done for me. l had a violent cough
night swcats sore throat great weakness
with severe attacks Of hemorrhage; gave nm
all hope OF recovery. l an now cured, q
sound aid hearty mau. Edward Ii. Ham
son, engineer Ut Swecney's Pottery. l,3A
Ridge avenue, Philadelphia. Over twenty
five years have elapsed. and still remain
healthy man. Price; Trial bottles 25c;
large size 81. or .,x for s.. A single 25c
bottle will oftentimes cure Il recent cough
or cold, and thus prevent much risk and
suffering. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne &
Son. North sixth street, Philadelphia Sole
! by all druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19
A Noted Hotel Thief Captured.


Captain X alley, Chief of the Detective
Force, has of late received a large num-
Der of complaints in relation to robberies
at hotels in this city, which, upon inyes-
tigation, proved to have been committed
by an expert thief. Detectives Dusep;
bury and Radford, of the Central Office,
were detailed to look after the matter
and OH Monday they arrested John Mo
sher alias George Moss, i noted hotel
thici, whom they found at Broadway and
Twenty-third Street Station of the Metro
politan Elevated Railroad, and rode
down to the Bleecker-street Station.
As they left the prisoner dropped
something bright, and on picking this up
it was found to be the silver top OF u
.shaving-brlsb, on which were the ini-
tials "H. w. h" On searching him al
the Central Office bunch of skeleton
keys was found in his possession. Yes,
terday Detective Dusenbury took the
op Of the shaving-brush to Tiffany q
Co., and there learned that, III 1872, se
of shaving implements were purchase
at their establishment by a resident O