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,arsd expressly for US IA PLAID and Striped sI.nns
Speciality
FINE nHrEp pGSoops-yrenen and English N.n.ook
and ,AT ssa figured svis
LACE ssS T.sss., AsssS:
sa ssi .ss ..
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s@nss Monte Cloths
sHEEriSGs sEMusins. Tcknss, siesias Linings crino-
lines and Lining Cambrcs.
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SHOES.
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The which has this branch Of our estab
IL il now. without exception the most attractive and
demand 10 the way Of loot gear from the mos.
humble pebble goat to tho finest cloth top or French kid
shoe offered BY to at we'll and give
satisfactory Prices are - per cent lower than At
fhs leading taii s.sls; : ns5SSusSd z, % S%ss are
With hne straight grain foxing, Spanish srched nstep
DIAGONAL AND BASKET CLOTH TOPS.
In many new " and original pa,tern' l,
straight grain cloth top American and French kid button
BOYS PEBBLE and GALE CATERS ana BUTTON
3 LADIES' Low BUTTON BOOTS. TIES and
IN ENDLESS VARIETY
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PAssEMENTERTEs AND BUTTONS
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Everything that is handsome and useful the cmbe
snnent of rich cloak costume be found in this
cSoKAp FL 'sns.s FRiSGhs CHENILLE SILK And BEADED
cSSSEI cS0RS bnAb hhpPp NP
an aa dd r among ad
est and most popular The shapes this ,. season are
used on one garment; some dozens composed OF
twelve anfIyni FULL p"iaGSiEs LINE OF FINE
HANDMADE CROCHET BUTTONS.
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REAL AND IMITATION LAcEs.
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Tho small profit system noticeable in this branch
OF business deal directly with the French Bel
gan aud English and have intermediate
commissions TO pay Tor.
Among the newest and desirable styles for the
POINT D'RsPRIr, SPANISH BEADED and BLACK
FRENCH LACES, made perfect that IL requires
an expert TO dist inguish them trom the real.
REAL LACEs In both black and white complete stock.
COLORED GRENADINES with chenille dots. tho great
ANTIQUE LACES for curtains and tides q speciality
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rwILIEp y" And LEvASTiSE sILK' ALPACA,
REGINA, WATERPROOF AND
GINGfIAM UMBRELLAS,
In all sxos aud desirable coiors mounted with
IVORY, PEARL, CELLuLulD, HORN AND
NATURAL WOOD HANDLES
We order these goods direct from the manufacturers In
DECIDED ADVANTAGES
to our customers.
Any style made TO order at short notice.
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Special taken make this fsvortc limo Of
still complete and attractive than any previ
Our Mr. Crcig while abroad secured some OF
the novel and pqant styles OF Clcaks aud suits ever
imported TO this country
The artistic this department has been buy engaged
during past month conveying those latest Parsan
ideas variety Of materials In hundreds OF comb
nutions
On our Opening Day ladies will be both delighted aud
surprised the variety and richness of this depart
mont OF Novelties.
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DESIGNS OF GARMENTS, FRESH FROM THE
FERTILE BRAIN OF AN Artistic AND THE
BUSY FINGERS OF THK MANTUAMAKRRs.
LINGERING HERE FOR HALF HOUR. AS
roNIsHED AT THE EXTENT AND VARIETY Oh
GOODS SHOWN. YOU NAY TURN INTO rHB
SPACIOUS MILLINERY PARLORs. WHERE THE
LATEST PARIS FASHIONS ARE REPRODUCED
AND IMPROVED. THENCE YOU PASS THROUGH
4HR Boys CLOTHING AND OTHER DRPARr.
MENTs WHICH ARE CONTIGUOUS. ONLY TO
FIND THAT ACTIVITY PREVAILS EVERYWHERE.
1T WILL REPAY THE LADIES OF NEW YORK
TO VISIT US. EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND
LEARN THE PRICES OUR STORE IS ONE
OF THE CHIEF PLACES or RESORT FOB
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS IN THE CITY,
LOCATED ON THE BUSIEST AND MOST FASH.
IoHABLE THoRoUGHFARE OF FULTON STREET.
WHICH HERE NARROws INTO SMALLER PRO-
PORTIONS AND GATHERS IN THE VARIOUS
AVENUES AT THE CITY HALL, RECEIVING
FROM THE CARS THE PEOPLE WHO FLOCK
ALONG IT'S PAvEMENrs TO OUR MAMMOTH Es
TABLIsHMENT TO UNDERSTAND AT A GLANCE
OUR VARIOUS GOODS WE HAVE MADE sUBDL
VISIONS IN THE ADVERTISEMENT CORRESPOND
ING WITH OUR DEPARTMENTS. IT SHOWS WHAT
GOODS MAY BE FOUND AND WHERE. FOR Ex-
AMPLE, NO. IS THE SILK DEPARTMENT. AND
UNDER NO. WILL BE FOUND LIST OF
VARIETIES OF SILKS IN THE STORE, AND SO
THROUGHOUT THE LIST.
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DRY GOODS.

GOODS, OK FANCY GOODS, CAN BE FOUND
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HAMBURG EMBRoIDERIEs
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Our line of fine Embroderics Is rcpcte with new and
choice patterns In Cambrc. Nainsook. Swiss. &c The
production OF the wonderful Hamburg looms
BEAUTIFUL LACE AND KNOTrED EFFECTS,
exceng the most elaborate handwork.
EMBROIDERED CAMBRICS for ehildfsn's dresses, ~
to 20 inches In width.
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sec Second none IN the county, TIE styles are orgn: and
As hrs. class only and tho
offered which the critical buyers must apprecis.a
nahT III isaiso RoBHs T. elegant stock
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az perfectly Misses 6nderrioshns in every style. to .u
Ss. a% the p,ane's as well as the most '.Sor.s'y
REMARKABLY Low FIGURES.
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Coutille made for by the renowned Paris
We retail them at importers' prices
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We direct dealings with tho celebrated British
i1s TTsESS AND COTTON
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CoLoUohoNs, MALCoMBs.
FoRrS StSrS'iEc SECONDS. coSboN SbosS ScAxpBEL1s.
a" '''Sis EMBRoiDsREp SLIPPER HOSE
for ladies' in silk xEsiSo E;s srSsS SpEK%aR nId sSGp
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Also the very best of American made goods great
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department where novelties exhibited every day
must certainly be an attraction to ladies'
the notice Of our they are no. placed in
FANS, REAL snEfI isI'aspe GOODS, FINE LEATHER
REAL LET s,,I sLysE SSna,v.s Plated sEwELar.
ov, COMBS and BRUSHES;
FINE vfFS5E %AjfoJISFa FESTyrf a1SsEs sSzsss isD
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roaEiss Ms sr' faSTRsS y s:ssY. sSssITrrs
and are busy engaged copying them In the dl6ersse
fashionable aces Every article is manufactured our
premises. and MADE BY HAND
In perfect and superior msnner Styles" fos
LACE NECK. HANKERcHrEPs. in Point dEspns.
Duchess. Point, vaiencicnncs and Breton.
Rich LACE SCARFS, In Bretou
BEADED CHENILLE MKT FlCHUs, In very slsborsts
Tho Most Artistic Designs In
PAINTED CoLLARErTEs AND BOWS
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IN THIS DEPARTMENT LADIES CAN FIND EVERY.
THING REQUISITE FOR HANDICRAFT IN THk WAY
HAiR wOoL, CREwEL woRsTED, CASHMERE AND
GERMANTOwN YARN, WORKING CANVAS or
EVERY DESCRIPTION, EMBROIDERY AND FILLING
Silks CHENILLE. sILk AND wORsTED CORD AND
TAssEIs, NEW LAMBRE9UIN AND woRsTEp
FULL ASSORTMENT OF CoLORs AT ALL TINES
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For Other Dry Goods Advertisements
Soc Fourth and Twentieth Pages.
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CEALsKIN sACQuEs AND pUks RKLiNED. Al.
Otsrsd aud trimmed; work hrst class pticcs low.
slIAYNE. iO3 Prince
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TILLARY AND wAsHINGroN srs.
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most magnificent has been devoted to this de-
patmen arranged In Partisan STYLE combining such ele
gxnce and convenience that cannot fail please and
delight lady Our European buyer Mr. Thomas
Greig date OF Wilson Greig broadway New York;, has
returned with tho products of the most celebrated
artistic designers, Worth, Pngart and others
confidently present these goods the emsnatons Of
tho highest skill.
ELEGANT SILK WRAPS. FUR LINED GARMENTS.
CLOAkS AND CIRCULARS in original designs and
styles finished and ornamented with superior trimmings.
sEALsKIN sAcQUEs, ALAsKAs and sHErLANDs
An elegant assortment Of INDIA. CASHMERE AND
WOOLLEN SHAWLS.
Artistic styles in CAPEs aud FICHUs for street aud
evening wear.
Our Paris Bureau from the acknowledged
leaders In confections Novelties they appear An
changing line will be found sale all through tho
coming season.
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DRESS GOODS
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most complete assortment Of Choice Novelties. Of
Belgian Brocstelies, Imperial Plaids.
Drap Pekin, Brocaded Satin.
Drap Persian. Brocaded Turquoise.
Pss..n Psas MrGars CoaS: i%ps.. ips1S STs's1as' Tas
French Cords, Camels' Hair,
Brabant suitings, Zulu Cloth,
Chuddah Cloth, Lupn's Cashmeres,
Tamma Cloth, Lupn's Merinocs,
$SS kS% snEBps gV sS$FRsr fSSok
PRUNE, BoRDEAuX; VERT; GEMS DAaNLs
IN FINE 2IEE SEAdK sEos5b SSobs I'VE W. xsSrros
sin and wso silk rna sSS silk and
yelours Bussia Brcehe Brilliant. Pekn Stripes India
''' &C. FINE GOODS AND Low Prices. So
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ORNAMENTS. &C.
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This department is the ground aoor, in the
central part Of & Ss The tss for % hw %
stock have boon vastly improved Our Paris agents will
"ery line so that none but syios viii be oncrod
IN HATs-we are exhibiting novel styles and original
shapes os French, English Snd AMERICAN leg msnSfse-
vRT aud FELT. All shades to match the new silks
Arrmngements have been effected with a promiron.
American manufacturer to copy all French shapes received
fni xSD in
FLOWERS every conceivable shading from the delicate
sints of the blush r.so to the riches, tropical eeors
mere effects Aster Crushed Roses Of silk and uncut
Carnations Peoples, POmeTranates. Passion Flower
%oUkSiSG EEowERS a srEqIALry;
.%s:s S:. .iss
sprsrsG AM pns saSpEsG% ND %
Cola i'sisel and ic, mixed balls are che most a.
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BOYS CLOTHING.
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mako large profits in dorrsy their expenses
~ =" IS tho w
aud planl! noticeable eompe.ent and experiensed
with most competo Of beautifully finished
choice ''' '''Sii- JiiLosFSs ;sss : EIhE SUITS
EkHhk 4hk fASrs, 'shfs shfsr ohfA'i WAISTS, &c.
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GLOVES.
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Ph. COUkvOTsIERs aud ALExANDBE's celebrated
KID GIuVES, every pair fully warranted French aud
German iambskn Gloves OF importaton 50 we'll
aud fAvorabiy known, bearing our trade mark.
GIANTS DE SUEDE, OF the most approved makes
GLOVES manufactured OF ANTELOPE SKINS. finished
Rs soft as velvet
These the most stylish and delicate gloves worn
when hand covering warmer than fine Kid is desired We
have them in all shades plain aud from three
FOR VARIETY or STYLES,
FOR BEAUTY OF COLORS
AND PERFECTION or SHAPES.
OUR GLOVES CANNOT BE ExCELLED.
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HAMBURG EMBRoIDERIEs.
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Our line of fine Embroidercs Is rcplcte with new and
choice patterns In Cambric Nansook. Swiss. &c The
latest OF the wonderful Hamburg looms Ia
BEAUTIFUL LACE AND kNOrrED EFFECfS,
exceng the most elaborate handwork.
EMBROIDENkD CAMBRICs for chiidfsn's dresses, ~
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The National COmDsaiut

Dyspepsia is he national complaint Al
most every other man or woman you meet
has it, and the result is that the number of
pseudo-remedies for it is as numerous as
Pharaoh's hosts They are for the most part
worthless. There is, however, searching
eradcant of this distressing and obdurate
malady, one whose genuine merits long
since raised it to foremost place among
the staple medicines of America Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters extirpates dyspepsia
with greater certainty and promptitude
than any known remedy and is most
genial inyigorant, appetizer and aid to Sc
cretion. These are not empty assertions,
as thousands of our countrymen and women
who have experienced It's effects are aware,
but are backed up by irrefragable proofs
repea edly laid before the public. The Bit
ters also promote regular habit of body
and give a healthful stimulus to the urina-
ry organs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-01

MOLASSEs-The demand is fair and market
firm at about previous prices Refined syrups at
40@65c per gallon, as TO quality. New Orleans at
30(G3Sc per gallon for fair to choice. Sorghum
dull at 20425c per gallon.
OIIS-Extra lard oil is quiet and firm and
quoted 54ja56c per gallon. Linseed in moderate
request at 62@63c per gallon. Refined petrole-
um fairly active and steady at lo@l3c per gallon
10 fire test.
PEANUTS-Are in liberal supply and quoted at
313@4c for red, and 4l4@i1ac for white per h.
and demand moderate.
POTATOES-Have fair local eonsumptive de-
mand aud the market ot erwise quiet and rather
easy. Receipts liberal and arrival lots sell at 5Oe
60 per bu. In store quoted at 656t75c per bu for
prime to choice. Sweet potatoes at S292 so
per brl.
POULTRY-Ma firm for chickens with mod
crate offerings, and fair demand at 50 2ja3 for
live and some extra qua ity he at So % per doz-
en-. Dressed turkeys sell at 10@11c. and live at
7>2@Sc per h. Live ducks at " 25@3 and geese
at $5@3 50 per dozen.
SALT-The demand is fair for OHIO River
and Kanawha, and ample offerings and held
firm at 81 % per brl Of bu, and 81 GO per bl Of
bushels Coarse Liverpool at 81 90 per sack
and Turks Island at 34d35c per bu.
SEED-Timothy is firm, and fair jObbing de-
mand, and selling in store at 81 4091 90 per bu
Glover quiet and steady, and quoted at 81 l0@
l Is per bu fO prime.
SUGAR-Remans steady, and demand moder-
ate. Refined yellO a 7d7J%c. extra c at 8la
(9S2sc, white at S1s619l4c, granulated and pow
dered at9%@10c crushed at 10Mc per ID. New
Orleans at 6Q7c for raw, and 7E99c for clari-
fed, per lb.
TALLOW-The market is steady and quiet and
sci ing at 55sM6c for country packed, and 61c
1or city rendered loose Der ID.
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lecture last night at Pixies Opera-house,
his subject being 'The Chosen Religion"
Mr.. E. O.Vaile, formerly a teacher in the
Woodward High School, has resigned the
position of editor of the Educational
Weekly, published at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, Jr., have re-
turned from their wedding tour, having
visited Niagara, New York, Philadelphia,
Bal ,imore and Washington, being absent
about two weeks. They will live with the
mother of the bride at her residence in
Clifton.
Invitations are out to an elegant "Ger.
man" to be given at Clifton Hall Friday
evening, February 7th. The patronesses are
Mrs. James Andrews, Mrs w. p. Hubert,
Mrs. Seth Evans, Mrs. Theo. Cook, Mrs.
VIM. McAlpin, Mrs. Thos. Sherlock, Mrs.
Fred. Ecks ein, and Mrs. Theo. Stanwood.
The gentlemen in charge of the affair are
Messrs. II. j. Mckinney, F. L. Perrin, J. X.
Morrison, f. II. Shatfer and r. b. Smith.
Mr. John R. Krug, young, rising phar-
macist, who has passed one of the best ex-
aminatons under Professors Fennel Judge
and Wayne, and who has had the supervs-
ion of our most prominent drug stores, has
connected himself with III. X. Hosmer
physician and pharmacist, at No. 692 East.
ern avenue. Mr. Krug's engagement to a
handsome Cincinnati belle has also been
announced His many western friends re.
gret his leaving them for the East End, fol
John was genial comrade.
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Lively stock Operations,

The current of recent even has given
great impetus to business in Walnut street,
and many successful turns are reported
where immense profits are made in short
periods The most successful way thai we
have heard of yet for operating in stocks is
by the Combination Mel hod of Messrs.
Lawrence d Co., Bankers, New York. By
this system thousands of orders in various
sums are pooled into one vast capital and
operated under the most experienced and
skillful management, thus securing to each
shareholder superior advantages and profits,
NOT possible in any other way. Profits are
paid at end of thirty days J. Jones' of
Bos on, made S747 30 on an investment of
500. Many Others are doing as well or bet
ter. Capital in any amount from $40 to
100000 can be used with equal proportions
ate success by this Combination or Co-ope-
rative Method. $15 would make $75, or 5
per cent. on the stock; 500 would return
$500, or 8 per cent. during the month, and
SO on, according to the market. The new
circular contains 1.-TWO unerring rules for
success and full of information, so that
any one can opera'e with profit. Stocks
and bonds wanted. Deposits received. Gov
ernment bonds supplied. Apply to Law
renee & Co., Bankers 81 Exchange Place,
New York CITY.
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impossible To ascertain his trle condition, but 1t
seems tnat after he had emerged from its effects
he began to slowly sink and died about half past
II. By Mr.. Daughcrty's death our city loses one
OF its most esteemed and respected citizens. man
whose career in both private and public life is
without stain. M. Daugherty at the time OF his
death was about tilty-six ears of age, and had
been resident of this city for twenty years.
lie leaves behind him wife and five children.
One of his daughters is teacher in our schools.
The funeral services took place to-day ir I'M the ST.
Raphaeps Church, and were largely attended.
BELLEVUE. NV.
Service in the NJ. Z. Church tomorrow, morning
and evening.
Mr. Joe Krogmann is announced as candidate
for Council. Amy more?
Mr. Chas- Mcmillan, formerly of Bellevue, was
elected policeman OF Newport last night.
General S. B. Brown will preach in the Council
Chamber tomorrow afternoon at 3% O'Clock. All
are cordially invited TO attend.
We regret to announce the death of Mr. Benz.
Holmes, which took place about O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, after an illness of nearly two years,
OF consumption. Mr.. Holmes was about forty
years of age and was highly respected citizen.
He served three years very acceDtably in Council
lew yea s ago, and aS a mem Der Of the Law Com
mittee ut that time he rendered the town valuable
service when it was III st needed. Mr.. Holmes
leaves a vile and tw little girls to mourn his
death. The funeral will take place tomorrow,
and will be conducted by the William Penn Lodge
ceased was u RESPECTED member.
DAYTON. KY.
Mrs, Jesse Arthur is quite i'll.
DIR. Dunn looks badly. Cause-that umbrella.
The Excelsior grocery on Dayton avenue-who
keeps it?
Mr. w. NJ. White was a little improved in condi-
ton last night.
The interlopers are expected at the Baptist
Church next week.
Mr.. Sanders, the Methodist minister, will oc.
cupy his pulFt AT night.
There will be services at the Presbyterian
Church on Sabbath morning.
Friend GoeZc has II certain cure for rheuma-
tism. Ask for DR.. BradfOrds cure.
DR.. Skilman fills the Baptist pulpit on Sunday
morning and night. All are invited.
The Baptist Church is nightly filled, and the
exercises interesting. Several additions during
the week.
The Angel of Peace is once more lowering over
the portals OF the litlle church round the corner
on Clay street,
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AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.

Mr.. Emmett has played a most extraordi-
nary engagement at the Grand Opera-house
this week. The house has been packed at
every performance. Matinee this afternoon,
and regular performance tonight. In or
der to accommodate those who were not
able to be present during the week, an ex-
ira performance will be given Sunday night.
Next week the Berger Family Bell Ringers
and Sol. Smith Russell, the funniest of
comic delineators His limitations of actors
and lecturers are immense.
THE OPERA AT Pixies.
The opera next week will draw the finest
audiences that Cincinnati can turn out.
The prices seem high, but when it is re-
membered how far this company exces all
others that have been heard of late years in
this country the admission is not half so
unreasonable as that charged by managers
of some of the so-called opera companies
that have afflicted the country.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Signor Brignoi has been confined to his
apartments at the Revere House, Boston,
for a week with diphtheritic sore throat.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson is now staying at
home in Louisiana where he varies delight
full do-nothing days with days of hunting
and fishing.
Miss Louise Pomeroy, the actress, re-
covers very slowly from her injuries re-
ceived in the railroad accident in Arkansas
few weeks ago. Her condition is yet re-
garded as critical.
The German Military Band and Miss
Louise Linden, the saxophonist, are at
tracting large crowds o the Bellevue House.
Grand concert tonight, also tomorrow
Sunday afternoon and evening.
Emma Abbott sings in "Faust'' because
she believes "Marguerite'' was not guilty,
but the victim of circumstances in which
"Mephis opheles" had hand; and she will
not sing in ''Traviata" because she thinks
"Nioleta" is an immoral character
The proprietor of the Highland House has
closed contract with Theodore Thomas for
a series of popular summer concerts by his
superb orchestra in the belvedere of that
famous hilltop resort. These concerts will
commence on the first Tuesday in June
next, and continue to be given every Tues
day and Friday evening, until the close of
September. The prices of admission will
be % cents; secured seats Is cents extra
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-01
! deem it my duty to tell the world what

deem it my duty to tell the world what
DR.. Swayne's Compound of Wild Cherry
has done for ME. had a violent cough,
night sweats, sore throat great weakness,
win severe attacks of hemorrhage; gave up
all hope of recovery. | am now cured,
sound and hearty man. Edward II. Ham
son, engineer at Sweeney's Pottery, 1884
Ridge avenue, Philadelphia. Over twenty
five years have elapsed, and | still remain
a healthy man. Price: Trial bottles, 25c;
large size 81, or Tx for $5. A single 25c
bottle will oftentimes cure a recent cough
or cold, and thus prevent much risk and
suffering. Prepared only by DIR. Swayne &
Son. North Sixth street, Philadelphia Sold
by all druggists.
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Two i'm ORe--A ReStOrer of Gray
Hair

And perfect dressing combined. "London
Hair Color Restorer' restores to gray hair
its original color and beauty, complete
within itself; no washing or previous prep
aration of any kind required to secure hese
desirable results. Stops hair from falling
and insures luxurious growth. Price Toe,
six bottles 81. All druggists sell it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-01
H Waiting nj The River.v

As the lrShmau stood waiting ut the river for it
to run by in order that he might cross over, SO
people wait when suffering with constipation for
getiul that the cause is torpid liver and dyspepsia.
and that it never cures itselI, but must be over
come by some gentle yet pos tive cat artic No
medicine or combination OF medicines yet discov-
ered give such prompt d permanent relief as
DR.. Picrce's Pleasant PurgatiVe Pellets.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-01

S1-IN order to accommodate Eastern adyer-
tisers in the STAR. Mr.. z. Duncan sniffen, No. p
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
sur general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be a branch office of the STAR,
Mr.. sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts ON our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
rB-WEATHER.-Probably fair or clear weather
ana cooler for the next twcnty-four hours