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Earned Runs-Rochesters 9; Cncinnatis 2.
Three-basc Hits-Manning, l.
Two-baSe Hts-Morrisy, l; McVey,l l.
Called Balls-On Cory, 70; on Calvin, "a.
Home Runs-Kelly, ].
Double Plays-LeOnard, Lewis and Manning, /;
Force Kelly and McNey l.
Fly Catches-Rochcstcrs 5: Cincjnnatis, 6.
Foul Flies-Rochcsters, l; Cincinnatis, 2.
Umpire-A. Piercy, of the Oaklands.
Time of Game-Two hours and ten minutes.
The following is the fielding and batting
averages of the Mohawk Brown Stocking
Baseball Club. In making up Meyers av-
erages, passed balls have been included
as errors. The averages are such that the
manager, as well as the players, should feel
proud OF.
rrrr n1N1, Iurn ON on TIN, N, . .r,,nr.
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Oehlcr who played short stop for the
Browns this season, has madea good record
He ranks first in the Nine as fielder and
batter Deutch is fine boy and eoot
ball player.
Queens Own, VoIturno Fortuna and
Glenmore were the winners at the PimlicC
(Baltimore) Park race Saturday.
In game of football between the Har
wards and Britannias, of Canada, Saturday
at Boston, the former were successful.
The third and final 1000 points of the
billiard match of 5000 points for s., 900 Z;
side, between George Slosson and Jacol
Schaefer, were played Saturday night il
Madison Square Garden, New York, ant
was won BY Schaefer.
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The Courthouse Laborers.

Saturdays issue Of the STAR contained an
item showing how some of the laborers did
their work at the Courthouse. The item
did not intend to reflect upon Mr.. Robert
Bailey, the Superintendent That gentle
man, we must sav, does more work in fact
than is required of him. At present he has
half dozen or more jobs op hand, and Of
e0urse it could not be expected that lie
would be on band the whole day to watch
the laborers at work in the Coroners Office.
II must moreover be understood that
Nessrs. Price and Rowekamp, painters,
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and no matter how frequently you 60 You
are sure of being well entertained.
vINE-srREEr oPERA-HoUsE.
This is to be another big week at the
'Gold Nine" The ATTRACTIONS are pro-
nounced immense, and the boys. say it will
pay to 60 without your supper in order to
be on hand in time TO be sure of good
view.
EsHER's NEW PALACE.
Low prices and fine attractions rule, and
the patrons can not help being pleased.
Musical Mention.
COLLEGE OF MUSIC CONCERT.
A concert will be given in Dexter Hall
Thursday evening of this week, at which
Miss Cecilia Gaul is to make her debut.
She will be assisted by Miss Anna Norton
and Messrs. s. e. Jacobsohn and Adolf
Hartdegen. The following is the pro
gramme:
Allegro, Adagio, Presto, Allegro passionate.
Miss Gaul, Messrs. Jacobsohn and Hartdegen
Song, "a Widmung, Fran,
'0ns' b. Er ist gekommen. i'''l
Miss Norton.
C(a) Preludium and Toccata, ,..,........V. LachneI
(b) Nocturne
((c.) Menuett, E. fiat lat............... ..,. Mozart
arranged by Otto Dressel)
Miss Gaul.
Songs. Blondel's Song. .Schumann
Miss Norton.
Rigoetto Fantasie. List
Miss Gaul
THE SYMPHONY CONCERTS.
The choice of seats for the Symphony
concerts commenced at College Hall this
morning. The interest is considerable, and
there was to be seen the evidence that the
best classes of Cincinnati musical people
have thorough appreciation of the con-
certs.
THE REQUIEM MASS.
Signor Jannotta, the Musical Director OF
the proposed concert for the benefit Of
Archbishop Purcell's creditors. finds him.
self much embarrassed in his work by the
lack of interest taken in it by members OF
the Catholic choirs of this city. 1t is pro-
posed to give Verdi's Requiem Mass with
two hundred voices in the chOruses. The
rehearsals are held every Wednesday and
Sunday evenings, in Baldwins piano build.
ing on Fourth street. So far the attend
ance has not averaged more than seventy.
five night, consequently the Signor has
been unable to make the proper classitica
ton of voices necessary to make the Mass 0
8 lccess. He hopes most sincerely that the
members of the choirs will give more at
tention to the matter and assist him by be
ng prompt and earnest in the attendance
he rehearsals hereafter.
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were not alluded to in the item. These
gentlemen did their work faithfully and
without any foolishness. As to the rest of
the article it was correct, and will undoubt-
edly have the effect of inducing the en-
ployes at the Courthouse of more faith
fully attending to their duties and thereby
earning their salaries
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Turner Ladies' Society.

The Turner Ladies Society YESTERDAY
afternoon elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Marie Kurtz;
Vice President, Katherine Bredbeck; Re,
eording Secretary, Barbara Graeser, Finan.
cial Secretary, Marie Fursattel; Treasurer,
Augusta Stccher.
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Ohituarv.

Dr. Henry Gcismer, an old Cincnnatian
teacher, died suddenly in Sicher Hotel,
at Scdalia, Mo.
Mr.. Anton Pit:on, Of No. o6 Thirteenth
street, died Yesterday at the age of forty :
sv'i years. Ths deceosed was we'll
Known dyer Of this city.
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wv Back Aches So,

And feel miserably" said hard working
man. The doctor questioned lin and found
that he had been habitally costive for years,
that now his kidneys were disordered and
his whole system derangcd. Kidncy-Wort
was recommended and faithfully taken and
in short time every trouble was removed
The cleansing and tonic power of this med
icine OH the bowels and kidneys is won
Gerftll.
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.A.NIUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA.HOCSE.

Mr.. John Mccullough, the great TRACE
dian, opens an engagement at the Grand
Opera-house this evening He is supported
by an excellent company, and will give us
a round of fine tragedies presented in his
mastery style. The play for tonight is
"Virginius," with M Mccullough in the
title role. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day nights "Gladutor," Wednesday matt
nee Julius Cesar
PIXIES oPERA-HoUsE.
Tonight and every evening this week the
Great Hermann in his wonderful tricks, and
The Lorellas. This forms an entertainment
entirely new in this city, and one which
met with marvellous success in all the East.
ern C a. where il has been presented. In
New York it was for week after week the
raging sensation, and all Gotham was talk
ing of Hermann's latest wonders.
OPERA NEXT WEEK.
At the Grand Opera-house next week
the Strakosch Grand Italian Opera Com
pany will open the opera season. The
event will be an important one, as it will
be the first appearance in this city OF Mile.
Teresina Singer, the prima donna. I'll
| Trovatorc' will be the opening opera, with
the following cast:
Leonora ....... ...........Mlle. Tercsina Singer
| Azucena .......... Nile Anna de Belocc,
Manr 90 .Slgnor PctrOvlch
Count a. -len0r Htprll
Fernando Fenaro
Tuesday evening Faust" "Wednesday
evening "Aida;" Thursday evening,
Lucia" Friday evening, "Puritani;' Sat
urday, grand matinee "Mignon;' Saturday
evening, Norma
| HEUCK OPERA HOUSE.
Miss Matte Vickers, supported by Mr.
Charles S. Rogers and Gayler's Comedy
Company, will give us season of genuine
csmedy, Star, or Paste and Diamonds y
/ This very humorous and entertaining
comedy will be produced with new scenery
and costumes, and the following excellent
cast;
Florence Vance, known as STAR a milliner's
apprentice. with aspirations The stage,
Dick Vinton, bill-pnster assistant property
i man, and Jack-of-allwoik in The Folly
Theater.. ..;;..;, ....p...;....chaS 8; @ Roger !,
George Craven, club man. Mr.. Dudley,s
nephew. r. hutieu5
n Phineas Flamm, Manager Of the Folly Thcater,
Il Wood Rensoi
Il John Stimson, an outcast the Beggar OF Broad
way. II. W. Mitchell
| Thomas R. Grf
| Mrs. Herbert Dudley, the bankers wifc,..."
..................,..... Mrs. Grace Clai
|, Rosalie Barclay, the leading lady of the Folly
Theatcr.... ......"".... Miss DnlDe Tnofnto
THE GEOLOGICAL GARDEN.
Don't forget the Zoo. The weather
now the finest of the whole year for visit
Many new attractions lave been secured
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Frank Morcs member of the grand jury
at Cameron, Texas, went home saying he
felt despon1ent and carly next morning
shot himself dead with shotgun.
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ut speaks for ITSELF" is what a lady said
Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup the other day,
"for single bottle cured my child OF a
most dreadful cough"
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Frank Grady, who was cut in the abdo-
men by Parson Long on tine Sd inst, is
worse and his death pronounced by his
physician incvi'abe.
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SPORTING STATISTICS.

Mohawk Brown Stocking Base Ball
Club. Batting and Fielding Av.
erages. Miscellaneous Notes
and News, and Late Tel.
egraphic Infer.
nation.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.-N.
SCORE
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Sore eyes, letter, salt rhcnm, &c, are
cured by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher.' y
Sold BY all druggists.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
prevents the hair from turning gray, and
returns gray hair to its natural color.
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d" Member Of Cong

" Member OF Congress 1TOm FenhsyIVaha
1t cures the worst case in the shortest
time. Sold by all retail and wholesale
druggists in Cincinnati. Write to X. X.
He!phenstine, Washington, d. c., for his
40 page pamphlet.
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Hon. J"lln Cessna,
Under date March 81, rs, writes:

Under date March 81, 10, WflteS:
:" In the space of twelve hours my rheu-
matsm was gone, having taken three doses
of Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. My broth
err, j. B. Cessna, of Bedford, Pennsylvania,
was cured by similar amount.
"JOHN CESSNA
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GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
(5!ll!|3lllII3![l$lI Discovery


sy
conquered by
% Bes Cnsbu.
White sweiine or
Glands
dizziness bad taste mouth internal neat s
perfect and radical cures ~ , , r
,,n"n G c has tonSei tie
the Sold by ruggsh
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THE GEOLOGICAL GARDEN

Don't forget the Zoo. The weather is
now the finest of the whole year for visit.
Many new attractions lave been secured,
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taking tho large repulv nnnsus pills These
\}Gs: $s$s : :; +: !; q;
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

CABRIEL DIRR, ADMINISTRATORS De BO-
" MS NON. with the will annexed, OF tha
estate oi Casper sour, deceased, against Maria
A. Sour, widow, &c, ct al.-Case No. 2,750 Ham
ilton County Probate Court
In pursuance of an order Of sale TO me issued
by The Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio.
will offer for sale at Public A9ctOn on SATUR-
DAY the 18th day OF April, A. u. 1879 at
O'Clock p m. upon the premises, the following
described real estate:
All that certain ot in Section 80, Township 3
Fractional Range 2, Miami Purchase, Hamilton
County. Ohio and being Lot No. T. as plated on
the Return OF Commissioners and recorded in
case OF Elizabeth F0lger. Administrative OF tha
.tq,e of Eihu Folger, deceased. against the chil
,ir-- and heirs of said Elihu Folger, deceased.
/ specal' panied in 50 petition, said case num-
btro' OF tn docket as Case No. Isl Hamilton
County Cour Of Common Pleas, and recorded in
volume III, page 295, Of the Records Of said Court
May Term, A. d. lS4i, and containing 5 27-l0o
acres, being the same property conveyed by the
Administrative of Elihu Folger deceased, to Cas-
per Sour. by deed, recorded in Book 90. page 81,
| of the Hamilton County Deeds Record, and being
| situate near Farmount.
Also Lots 7 and II, on the plat of Clinton Fol.
ger, deceased. made by his heirs in said Section
| 80, which said plat is recorded in Record Book
| No. 225, page -, OF May Term, A. D. 1854. OF tho
| Hamilton Common Pleas Court in case of Thomas
Foger VS.. Alexander Folger et al, each OF said
lots containing y 100 acres, in all 5l00 acrea
Also Lots and G. on plat Of subdivision, 70
co, dcd in Plat Book No 8, page 8, OF the Records
| OF Hamilton County. Ohio and being part OF Los
no. IL, OIL tne plat ul tHe estate Ga iSIiiu rOgef
| deceased. in said Section 80, Hamilton County,
Ohio, All OF the above described tracts or lots of
! land having been conveyed to said Casper Sour
by Joseph Mcslemacher, per Louis Kramer, As
| signee, by deed, recorded in Deed Book No 400.
| page 24S OF the Deed Records OF Hamilton Coun-
| ~, Ohio.
All of said above described lots and parcels con,
stitute one tract, and appraised at $SoO, subject
to the life estate therein of Maria A. Sour. widow
| OF said Casper Sour deceased.
Terms Of Sale-Onehalf cash in hand, and tho
balance in one and two equal payments, in one and
two years, with interest," the deferred payments to
| be secured by notes and MORTGAGES on the prem-
| ises sold. GABRIEL DIRR,
Administrator de bonis non, with the will an
nexed, Of the estate of Casner Sour. deceased.
McGARRY 4 KARI, Attorneys
| mhl5-5tS N. K. Corner Fifth and Main.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i Probnte Court Of Hamilton County Ohio,
viii offer for sale, at public auction, on Saturday.
the 10Th day of April, 1879, at oclock p m, upoa
the premises, the following described real estate
situate in the Cityof Cincinnati Hamilton UNITY.
Ohio, towit: All those certain lots or parcels Of
ground, being Lots Numbers Two (2) and Thres
C) in Jacob Mader,'s subdvsion of lots.
which said subdivision is recorded IN
Book No. So page SO, Of Hamilton County
Records said Lots Nos. and being each thirty
800 feet front on the rth side OF Hamilton Road
(MeMicken avcuue east OF Elm street, and rum
ming back TO Kle.ner street less two feet front ON
Klener street heretofore sold. with threestorY
brick buildings thereon.
Appraised at $500; terms Of sale: One-third
cash onc-third in one year, and one-third in Two
years from day OF SALE with interest; the payments
10 be secured by mortgage upon the pr misses sold
FRANZ KERN,
Executor of Andreas Schemel. deceased
G. TAFEI, Attorney
HEMMELGARN & Co., AuctioneerA
March 18th 1873 mh29-4tS
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Aid for the Archbishop.

The Catholic ladies of this city and vicin-
ity held meeting the other evening at the
residence OF Miss Wulsin for the purpose of
organizing Society the name OF which is
to be THE Arehbshop's Aid Society," The
following officers were elected: President,
Mrs. 4. ID. Lincoln; Vice President. Mrs.
C. A. Wulsin of st. Paul's Church; Secre-
tary, Mrs Melne, OF Riverside; Recording
Secretary, Mrs. DR.. s. P. Bonner.
Herenpon the meeting was adjourned
until April sth, 3 O'Clock p. NJ. The next
meeting will be held in the library of the
catholic Institute, to which the ladies of
every Catholic congregation, without refer
ente to nationality, from Cincinnati, the
suburbs, C0yington and Newport are in
vited.
The object Of the Association is to raise
money to assist the needy who are suffer
ing Oh account of the Archbishops embar-
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Natural Historical Society,

At the April meeting OF the Cincinnati
Society of Natural History, the following
officers were elected foc the coming year:
President, V. T. Chambers
First Vice President Chas. Y. Low.
Second Vice President J. NJ. Harper.
Recording Secretary, j. NJ. Crawford.
Corresponding Secretary, J. W. Hall. Jr.
Treasurer, g. 4. Wright.
Librarian, s. A. Miller.
Custodian, H. Wilson
Curator OF Mneralosy, Il. S. Wayne.
Curator OF Pale0nLology, Il. o. Uliicf.
Curator of Conchology, A. q. Wetherby.
Curator OF Entomology l.. r. Freeman.
Curator of Botany, d. l.. James.
Curator OF Comparative Anatomy, DR.. A. j.
Howe.
Curator Of ornithology, Chas. Duy.
Curator OF Archaeology, l.. NJ, Hosea.
Curator of Astronomy and Mathematics, Ormond
Bt0ne.
Curator Of Chemistry and Physics R. b. warder
Curator OF Herpctology Frank W. Langdon.
Curator OF MeIe0roiogy, -
Curator OF Microscopy, Fred EcEstein.
Curator Of lchthyology, ]. Marlborough.
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Tomorrow is the last day left for can
didates to get in their work.
The Board Of Councilmen failed to get
squorun yesterday, and consequently held
no meeting.
The burning of a mattress at No. %
Burns street. Storrs, was the cause OF the
alarm from Box 237 this morning. ~
Superintendent Strauch, of Spring
Grove Cemetery, has presented Central
Park, New York, with three trumpeter
swans.
A small fire last evening in the house
OF Mr.. J. H. Setchel, corner of Eastern
avenue and Ringgold street, caused the
alarm from Box 1853. ...
Unauthorized persons are going about
trying to collect money for tine Home of
the Friendless. Give them the Grand
Whirl" when they call upon you.
The Clerks in the House at Columbus
raised cane yesterday. 1t was an elegant
gold-headed one which they presented to
Jim Crosson, the popular member from
Clermont. You ought to see Jim swing
that cane.
The Chickasaw Guards, Of Memphis,
gave reception at their Armory in that
city to Mrs. James S. Wise, Miss Ida Wise,
Miss Hill and several other Cincinnati
ladies who are making pleasure trip on
the steamboat James d. Parker.
A project is on foot for the immediate
starting of a colony in Tennessee. Men
with 500 capital, who desire to go TO Ten
neSsee are requested to meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock in Arbeiter Hall,
when the movement will be fully discussed.
The certificate Of incorporation of the
Cincinnati Mutual Life Association was left
for record yesterday. The following are
the incorporators: II. J. Page, Wm. N. Ho-
bart, l.. c. Weir +. H. Lawson, ]. A. J.
Smith, Charles Floischman, II. r. W.
Smith, Samuel F. Hunt and Lewis W.
Irwin.
The Directors of Spring Grove Gene
terry decided yesterday afternoon to con-
struct temporary receiving vaults in con-
nection with chapel for the final services
and Messrs. Probasco, VIM. II. Harrison,
Rufus King and G. h. shoonbcrger were
appointed a committee to confer with Mr.
Hannaford, the architect, upon the plans
and specifications The structure will be
placed little west OF the main entrance.
The price of admission to the Chill
dren's Home Fair, which opens on the 18th
inst, has been settled as follows by the Ex-
ecutive Committee 25 cents for adults and
10 cents for children, or a season ticket, not
transferable, will be issued for 50 cents. At
Ao'clock this afternoon another meeting
will be held at which the different com
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CAMEO r. GS.
llpU 3 | uN TNT
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NOTICE.
Notice to Owners of Lands aid
Town Lots,
As to Taxes Ter 1919 and the Reap.
praisemeNt for 1880.

praisement for 1880.
Every owner of tract OF land or town 10 which
has not been transferred or enter for transfer 10
his name, upon the County Tax Dupl cate in
order that the next tax receipt therefore shall b.
made out in his name, should call at the
County AuditOr's office Immediate
iy, with his evidence of title. and have the trans
fer entered at once.
The lien for the taxes OF 1879 will attach by law
on Sunday. the 18th day of April next Therefore
ns real property Glands and town lots) shall stanI
charged on that day 80 IL shall continue for on,
year from that date.
In the real estate appraisement of 1880, also, III
lands and town lots will be appraised in the same
names in which they shall stand upon the Audi
tors tax list, on the 18th day OF April next.
Immediate tention by real estate owners and
taxpayers to this duty on their part will save al
concerned much Inconvenience. trouble. anu
probably some expense or loss.
OwneBof lands that have been laid out in W.T.
lots or other subdivisions Of which the plNts ~,
surveys are not yet recorded, should attend at unc
to compliance with the law in such cases. so ast
iegalize sales of the same. and that they may b
separately valued for taxation.
W. s. CAPPELLER,
apl-2tTu&0 City Auditor.
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The "Baby's Best Friend" is the most ap-
prupriate title for DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup.
1t is absolutely free from opium, morphia
and other powerful agents, is perfectly safe
and reliable under all circumstances, and
b, allaying the usual Stomach and Bowel
Disorders of baby hood, keeps the child from
fretting and crying, so luxurious to itself
and annoying to all. Price 25 cents.
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A fine Rolled Goid-Plate Cameo Ring,
warranted equal in finish and wear to any
wenty-dollar ring, is sold for One Dollar
by tine American Jewelry Company, No.
Arcade. 1t
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, sc.

AT STEVENS BOOKSTORE 25 differ.
ent styles of the celebrated Oxford Teach
ers Reference Bibles, with Concordance
New Books and Magazines Books suitable
for Prizes Birthday and Wedding Presents
New styles of Note Papers. Regrets, Visit
ing Cards, etc, etc. 80 West Fourtl
street. 1t
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HAMILTON COMMON PLEAS-MARY A.
III GRAF vs.. Philip Graf-No. 5s,iS1-The do
fendant, Philip Graf. is hereby notified that the
said petitioner. Mary A. Graf, on the 9Th day az
February, A. p. 1879. filed her petition in the
Hamilton Common Pleas praying for divorca
ana alleging that said defendant has been willfui-
y absent from petitioner for three years and adu2-
terry. Said defendant is notified that said causs
will be for hearing after the expiration Of EiS
weeks. HOW \RD DOUGLASS,
Atty for Petitioner.
CINCINNATI, April lst, 1879. ap5-6tS
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For best bargains in Imported and
sites, go TO Louis Strasser's, $50 w.
Fourth street. JOB lots Of Cigars at
bottom prices.
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Large stock. One hundred varieties.
Selling at wholesale prices. Don't fail to
see them Holiday g. Smith, Fifth street
and Central avenue.
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DgsCRlPTivE PRICE LINT.

Uegula Pad-s2.0 90: lncipient diseases first
stages Ch.ls and Feve etc.
special Pads 10: ChrUnic Liver and Stom.
ach Disorders and Malaria
spleen Belts 90; Enlarged Spleen ar
Liver and Chill Cake
infant Pad-8i..0; Preventive and Cure of
Cholern lniantum and Sum.
Rer Complaints.
Body Plasters-JOc' Auxiliaries for Ner-
r0us and Circulative
sOOt - paIr-5Oc. Troubles, throwing off
distinctions and re-
... moving pans
Absorption salt - ] Anxiliary for Colds
box, csc; g boxes, SICK Headache numb
S125. ness of cxtremties,
etc.
For further information as to diseases reached
by the Pad ami its AuxiliarieS, consult our
pamphlet.
Ladies' Reception KOOms i'm Charge
of MISS q. L. HESS.