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Variety Theaters.

1chickling's Academy, under the new
management and with an entire new com
pany, offers an attractive entertainment to
Its patrons
The Vine Street Opera-house is presenting
"On the Sly to crowded houses. The play
does ample justice to its title, and the boys
pronounce it huge.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

How many q home has been robbed Of
sunshine and happiness and rendered sad
and desolate by the death of some dear and
peited child. This is II dangerous season for
children, and parents should keep DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup handy Price 2jc.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14
THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER

WARRINGTON. March l4-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley decidedly colder
Aortherly TO westerly winds and rising
barometer, and cloudy weather, with light
mOM OF rain
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Jealous, That's All,
Mobile Register. |

1t was an Ohio man vino forwarded to
the President an application for the po-
sition left vacant by the death of the
Amecr of Afghanistan,
PHILADELPHIA Times
Some of the California newspapers are
combining on the able suggestion that Il
few thousand Cinnamon be shipped to
the Eastern States Let us suggest Ohio
as an amendment. No State in the coun-
try offers 50 many advantages for start
in life as Ohio. Ohio heathens grow up
into the service of their country az easy
as rolling off a log.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

I EGAL.-COURT OF COMMON Pleas, HAM-
IL lLTON County Albert Galriel VS.. Dorothea
Galriel. Ease No 5s.4G2,-Dcfendant will take
notice that on February 7th, 1879 plaintiff filed
a petition against her charging her with willful
absence for more than three years last past, and
praying for divorce Said case will stand for hear.
ing on ana after March 20th 1879
CARR & CALLAHAN
fel4-GtF Attorneys for Plaintiff
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POROUS PLASTERS,

Most druggists arc conscientious in their deal
ngS, but there are a few who are not number
Of cases have been reported TO us recently where
druggists for the sake of gainpga small addition.
NJ profit have sought 70 impose upon heir custc.
meS by Offering them cheap and worthless imiA-
tons oi Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster IN place
OF the genuine, or have tried to sell them the
common porous plaster when .nson's Carcnc
Porous Plaster was asked for falsely claiming that
the common article possessed equal merit. We
therefore caution all hIyers oi Brnson's Capcnc
Plaster TO see that the word cipC NE is correctly
spellcd-that each plaster has the word
l-N-E cut through IT, BY this simple
prccation imposition may be avoided
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

The Finance Committee Of the sanger-
fest held meeting yesterday and adopted
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14
LEGAL

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ subscriber has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the cstne of Elizabeth Ujcrth
late Of Hamilton County Ohio de 'eased
HENRY KRESZ Administrator
CINCINNATI, March tn, 1879 Inh7.3tFe
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

The Holman Pad cured my daughter of Consti.
patton OF the bowels
HOWELL GeANO, Cincinnati.
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-04-25

derful phenomenon were seen in heaven
and on earth; rivers were turned into
blood, darkness covered the land, the
sun became dark and the moon turned
into blood. A wonderful spirit descend
ed upon all Israel, their sons and daugh-
ters prophesied, the aged dreamt dreams
and the young saw visions; even the
man-servants and maid-servants became
imbued with spirit of bravery and cour-
age, Of knowledge and wisdom. The eyes
of all were directed to the one chosen by
Jacobs God, who would attain victory
over his enemies, and would sit upon
the throne Of David to be obeyed by his
brethren and served by all the descend
ants of Israel. Then all believed that
Shimeon Bar Cochba was the man cho-
sen by God to be the Messiah King; that
the spirit of the Lord was in him, and
that his loins were girded with right
eousness. They all expected him to
punish the world with the words of his
mouth, and to slay the wicked with the
breath of his lips.* They were confident
that he would re-establish the cities of
Judah, that he would rebuild the walls.
Of Jerusalem, that he would reinstate
the temple of God, and that he would re-
store the glory of Jacob even as it was
in former days.
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ILL.,.
SAMARITAN TREACHERY,

AS Jerusalem was deprived of glory
and prosperity day by day, even so did
the city of Cesarea increase in wealth,
fortune and reputation. That city was
port, and was founded by Strato the
Syrian general, but was enlarged and re-
built by Herod, who gave it the name
'Casarea," in honor of his friend Angus
tus Caesar. By the Jews it was always
called Roma. By it's great wealth, lux
ury and aff1uence, it's fame spread
throughout the world, and it's name was
known by all nations. Plenty of beauti
full houses were there, magnificent and
luxurious palaces shed their lustre on
it's avenues, bath houses and play houses
lined it's streets, and it was considered
the most handsome and luxurious city
in Asia. The representative of Caesar
dwelt there in the midst Of laudation
and fattery, the cream of the army
were it's guardians, and the courts of law
were held there.
Tinius Rufus, the governor OF Judah,
dwelt in that famous city, in an immense
and splendid palace. Fountains of wine
stood near the table before him, and he
drank immoderately to dispel the fears
which had of late possessed him. Papus,
Samaritan, stands at his right side with
anxiety in his countenance, and exclaims
with trembling voice: "Ah, governor!
the Jews have resolved to rebel
against the Roman government; this con-
spiracy against Caesar has been firmly de-
termined upon by that unyielding race,
and the war will break out suddenly with
According to Isaiah XII, f.
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Caesar, not to seek quarrels, for peace is
the origin of life, whilst war is the cause
of death. Come, let us make peace with
the Romans; let us conclude a friendly
treaty with them; for bitter and terrible
will be the day when the soldiers, with
hatred and vengeance burning in their
hearts, will fall upon us like hungry lions
seeking their prey and thirsting for
blood. The babe and sucking will not
even be spared then, every one will fall
by the sword or dagger, and those who
escape will become slaves to the bias
phemers of God and the enemies Of Is
rael. But if you are fully determined
to proceed against your enemies with
the sword, in which case you may rest
assured that they will leave nothing un-
tried in order to exterminate you: then
you must first attain victory over the
enemy chat is in your midst. Quench
the burning hatred and jealousy existing
between your different parties; make a
true peace between every man and his
neighbor, so that perfect unity in our
midst may be established; for false
brother is like unto g SCORPION whose
bite cannot be healed, and a quarrel
among brethren is like lion among
tame beasts, like tiger in a herd of
sheep-it consumes, devours and exter-
inmates, and there is none to save. You
also should know that the Gentites never
prosecuted our nation from their own
desires, since the day we became nation
even until now; the evil proceeded from
ourselves every time, and our tormentors
and destroyers originated from our own
midst. Examine historical records and
yon will find our words to be true So
spoke the sages and scribes who foresaw
the great evil that would result from a
rebellion against the Roman government.
But the zealots jeered at them, Knocked
at their words, and would reply to them
by saying: You are towards; you fear
the sword and tremble at the sight of
iavelin, therefore you desire to make
peace with our enemies and the destroy
ers of our land, this is the reason why
you care not if our adversaries enter the
portals of Jerusalem and plunder it's
treasures. We will, however, cause star.
vation to pervade your houses, and hun
ger to enter your bodies, and thus we
will compel you to fight against the Ro-
MANS. With malicious wickedness those
zealots arose and set fire to all the gran
aries, which caused terrible famine to
sprrad through the city. With the end
of the affair you are undoubtedly famil-
lar, my daughterl"
''The present time cannot be compared
with those evil days!" answered Ketu-
rah, ''for all the nation has now conclu
ded a covenant of brotherhood, and there
exists true peace among all Israel"
True peace in Israeli" answered the
old man. when did such thing ever
occur in Israel! When was the time
when mutual hatred was not engrafted
upon the heart of this doomed nation,
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CHICAGO, APRIL 25, 1879.

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and when will this destructive fire be
quenched? Alas! this fire will continue
to consume Jacob, until"
'That fire has been quenched even
now," interrupted Keturah, peace has
now arisen and will dwell with us for
ever. SHIMEoN, thy sisters son, has
-sown the blessed seed into the hearts of
all the descendants of Abraham; they
have appointed him to be their ruler and
captain; they all admire his brave spirit;
they are wonder struck at his mighty
power and strength; at his wise counsels
and the divine understanding with which
God has gifted him. They have unani-
mously given him the title THE SUN OF
THE STAR as is we'll known to thee. y
II call him an 1MposToR" exclaimed
the old man angrily. 'Alas that such a
cause of wickedness should have come
forth from my fathers house; that a
rebel against his God and king should
have originated from our family; man
who willingly tries to destroy the rem
nant of Gods holy flock; whose blood, as
we'll as the blood of their children, will
'cuntinuahy cry from Their graves for
vengeance against him
The venerable old man stopped short
in his words, and his tongue refused to
utter any more, because Of his grief and
sorrow. He continued to read the Book
of Lamentations with bitter tears
Keturah went out of the chamber with
a wounded heart and weeping eyes; a
thousand different thoughts struggled in
her breast; for Shimeon, the Star of Ja-
cob, who had been chosen as Messiah,
Captain and King over Israel, loved her
with love as strong as death, and she
also loved him with all her heart. They
had been anxiously waiting for the
Cay when their love should unite them
forever, according to the laws of Moses
and Israel, and whenever she remem-
bered the glory and honor in store for
her lover, her heart would beat high
with pleasure and pride. When she now
heard the words Of her wise and holy
father foretelling that Bar Cochba would
be destroyer, and that through him the
remnant of Judah would be exterminat-
ed, her heart was wounded and bleeding
But finally her love became stronger
than the weight of her fathers prophecy,
and her hearts belief in the wonderful
gifts of her lover outweighed the sad
feelings which her fathers predictions
had raised in her mind Her expecta
tions were strengthened by the hopes of
the entire house of Israel.
In those days there were great eatth-
quakes in the lands the fishes Of the
sea, the birds of the air, the beasts of the
field, and all the creeping things of the
earth trembled. Eternal mountains fell
from their places, great valleys disap-
peared, immense towers came down like
broken reeds, and large cities fell to
pieces as though they were clay. Won
*Eusebius Chronicon, also Lyncellus.
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-04-25
BY REV. DAVID STERN.

(Continued.)

"No! [ cannot believe that anything
good will result from conspiracy and re-
bellion. It is not by the sword, javelin,
or valient deeds, that Judah will be re-
deemed Our ancestors made crooked
their paths and died for their sins, and
we try even to multiply our transgres
sions. I, even I was in Jerusalem when
Vespasian and Titus fought against it;
! my. eyes -hahald tha Miek dnessythat-thsn,
filed the Lords city, the hard-hearted-
ness of the zealots, and the iniquity OF
their soldiers who were traitors to their
God and king. The Lord God of Hosts
had appointed those days for tears and
mourning, for days of repentance, when
every man should forsake his evil paths
and unjust animosities; but instead Of
that there was joy and laughter, rams
and lambs were devoured, and wine was
excessively drunk. They followed the
desires of their hearts, hating each other
without reason,* creating parties and
factions to assail each other and thus
causing quarrels between neighbors and
strife between brethren who we're all Gre
ated by one God, who had the same
Father and the same religion. The
zealots and their followers were filled
with pride ana impudence; they used to
saw: The city and temple are strongly
fortified, the granaries are filled with
grain, and the houses with delicacies;
what shall we fear and for whom shall
we tremble? Let the enemy surround
and encircle Zion, let them come and
watch like hungry wolves, whilst we de-
light in pleasures, consume wine plentl-
fully and live in abundance, for our city
is strong and contains everything good.
The wise men, those who could peep
into the future, demonstrated with them
and told them: I'VE implore you breth
rem and friends not to conspire against
*uWby was the first temple destroyed? Be
cause Of the crimes OF adultery, murder ana
i1olatry which were prevalent among the peo-
ME. But the second temple, during the exist
ence of which the people were not given TO stch
SinS Hyhv was it destroyed? Because they hated
each e, other without reason. This may teach thee
that the hatred one man nourishes against the ne
other without reason, is as great crime as all
the three crimes together which have prevailed
during the latter days of the first temple DO
ma, fol. 9, b). - ,,,. 1Y.,,oao,
bera is based on talmudical authority. See Me-
drash to Lamentations and Koheleth; Bah. Sab
hath fol. 1l9 b.; Gittin, fols. IS and So; Derech
Erez Z,1ta. ch g.; Megiah, fol- 6, a. and parallel
Dlaces throughout both Talmuds
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-04-25
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

The Fall of Bethar- -Extravagance-1OO Years
Hence-Local and Domestic-Foreign-Le
ter erBox-Publishers' Notes.
Facts and Views-Elocution in the Pulpit
Egypt and the Jews-Law and Duty-The
Character and Early Development of Israel's
MeSSianic Ideal.
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Oeu der & ct |.

Deutiber Gbetl.
6impn Gepims Der Talmrb. = geben Mnb Spfern
0rebtat MN oiebman 2oler. -0teb Nprobpm Wotz
fhe pber a Gebbe nit Wtaabe.
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THE FALL OF BETHAR.

HISTORICAL ROMANCE ADAPTED FROM
HEBREW.
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and when will this destructive fire be
quenched? Alas! this fire will continue
to consume Jacob, until"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-22
STATE NEWS.

NJ, j. Sargenfs drug store at South
Royslton was robbed OF 500 worth OF
goods the other night.
st, Johnsbury now has reformed Pres
byterian churoh-making nine churces IN
that pleasant village.
A man in Hydepsrk wears boots that
are inches across the sole aud The other
parts eOIrespondingly large.
The Sherman band of Wiuooski, have
received an application to furnish music
for commencement, at Middlebury col
lege
Two Brandon churches were entered
by burglariously inclined persons last
week, but nothing has been missed from
either
spiuiser Phebe Goodwin, Of West
Newbury, has just celebrated her ninety
ninth birthday which shows what life
OF single biessedness will do for person.
A drive Of from Is, 900, 900 to 10000, 900
feet of logs, started from the New Hamp'
shire woods, is coming down the Connec
ticut river for Mclndoe's Falls and Bel
lows Falls.
Mrs. Newman Weeks of Rutland sus-
tanned fracture OF two ribs and severe
bruises on her arm and shoulder by be-
ing thrown from a wagon at the railroad
crossing, near the fair grounds, Friday
afternoon.
The contracts for the city coal were
awarded NJ Burlington on Saturday as
follow: George l.. Linsley, 600 tons Of
Pittston at So Is; George l.. Liusely and
wilkins Il Lyman, 276 tons of Lacka.
wanna, at $3.50.
Montgomery Blair, who has been com
paratiYely quiet for some time past, has
started up as a prophet, and announces
that the contest next year will be between
Tilden aud Grant, and that the great
cIpherer will be elected by an overwbelm-
ing majority.
Tuesday evening young man
Thos was thrown from colt in Richiord
and severely ifnot fatally hurt. The
colt had taken fright and 1t reared so high
as to fall over backwards, not only throw
ing the young man but falling upon him.
lie sustained dangerous hernia and pos
siby some internal INJURIES.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-22

or sunshine and pleasure is the earnes
desire Of afflicted mortAls, But without
health there Is neither rest, comfort nor
happiness. Riches aud glory are worth
lee without IL. Diselse makes lite cheer.
LEES, aud even home gloomy. Relief IL
more precious than gold. In all cases Of
headache, pains IN the back, side aud
chest; nervousness, kidney and liver
complaints, dyspepsia, diseases Of the
genital organs, impure blood, depressed
spirits, aud all female troabes, SsndAIine
is certain and prompt cure. Powerful
though gentle lin It's aclion, II directly
reaches The seat of disease, eleanses the
system OF al impurities, aud completely
restores II 20 health hnd yigor. IL Is sn
unequAlled dinretic, having no alcoholic
properties, bot possesses Incompatible
sABative virtues. 10 severe cases il
should be AlterBsted with Sandaline
Elixir. VIII do just as recommended,
used a. directed, or money refunded.
Price 81. Ask your druggiet. Thou.
sands Of Testimonials attest its worth
Tefre Hsute, Ind, Dec. II, 1878. DR..
Gonnod, West i4ih ST., n. ": am
perfectly willing to certify that SaDdGllne
sud sandaliBe Elixir, 81 prescribed by
you, entirely cured me 10 a very short
time Of merearial poisoning, which bad
contracted la my former business 81 5
mirror Manufactured. Ny bones we're Ne
much effected ~ my skin. Ia feet, my
whole system was 10 5 state Of disease
q. n. Stanford - DIR. Councils great
medical work. tall Of interest, over 70
pages. Price g. send Tot II.
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ssptrinlen3enes Is prtseni b0ass q wor.
ship WA erecied. lis departure i 20
ordinary loss e ihs Gburrh and Society
whieh have 70 cong eElgyea The hsneaIs
q his couussi
IN 1873, As vas chosen 5 member 81
thc Beard q Trustees 81 Barr Seminary
kad 5urlog BE lhirty years service 10 that
caPscity, febderea mach vai1shle AID %
ioc Institution. For twentY years oftbe
time be was a member Il the Prudential
Committee 81 Che Board aud kelireiY eu+
gagged Ia The management Of he Affairs.
Ia iso3, llou Marx skinner, Of CHI
esgo. and Hos, ~ 81 Wells Of New
York. natives II Manchester. took meHs.
ares iof securing 90 The town 5 suitable
eemeicfy. Ia Mr. Ciafk they found a
Hs0si hearty and Jealous nosi&boFtr pom
toe organization 81 tie peiIwood Gene.
teft Association il 1896. be was chosen
as President, aud fcmalaed u that Office
uuiil Be date o. BE desth Tie devoted
uiuch 81 BE timc 10 Tic improvement and
supervision oi lls grounds. and earned
ihe gratitude II sf Interested In tho
work.
nls72, Mr. Clark married Miss Mary
r. AVE. OF fhliHpsburgh, Province OF
Quebec, who survives him. Much OF bis
ume 10 later years was passed in the en-.
loymeut OF the comforts OF bis home, aud
Ia doing daily deeds OF Kindness TO his
daughters snd grandchildren.
This brief sketch Of The life Of Mr..
Clark will indicate 10 Others the loss
which is felt BY every member Of our
community A yscAncy has occurred in
many public circles which cannot easily
be filled, A man Of large heart aud gen
erous impulses has been taken from the
Geld Of bis charitable labors. Honorable
10 his private dealings aud faithful TO al
public trusts, be has left behind an ex-
ample which should not be without lie
influence In the town where his life was
spent. Oar people will not soon forget
citizen who was foremost in every wor-
thy enterprise, and who was ever ready
TO spend liberal portion OF his time and
means tor the benefit OF bis neighbors aud
posterity. The records OF our permanent
institutions are filed with the evidences
Of bis public spirit and iberaity, and the
beautiful cemetery In which be sleeps lie
itself a monument TO bis memory.
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Dent GIVE up the snip.

when these words we're spoken by our lament.
ed Lawrence, il must have been solemn time
for those on board. and probably not dry eye
among them, seeing their commander mortally
wounded, ana still giving orders like the above;
but not more solemn than when the family ply
stefan informs you that some one of your family
has an affection Of the lungs which, neglected.
will eventually terminate In Consumption, But,
reader, don't be frightened or give up the ship
for DR., Hale, physician Of Europe discovered =
remedy for sill Coughs, Colds Hoarseness, Diff
cult Breathing, aud all affections OF the Throat,
Bronchial Tubes aud Lungs leading to Consump-
ton, and G. n CRITIEST0s, one Of our leading
medicine dealers, Of No. Sixth Avenue, New
York, believing the market required an article
which was certain, safe and aUe to do the work.
and yet within the reach OF all as regards price,
has purchased th original receipt from DR.. Hale
and we understand is selling very large quanti-
ties Of the same, and as far as we hear, 1t gives
entire satisfaction. II is now sold by all drug
gists 10 New York, Brooklyn, jersey City, New
ark, N. Y ,Hoboken, and, in fact, all through the
country at 50 cents and 81. Great saving by pur-
chasing large size. Depot CRrTTESToS's sixth
Avenue New Bork City. 47iw
PtKE's TooTHAcHE YRors, cure In one minute,
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Many persons say al haven't got the
Consumption" when asked 10 cure their
Cough with ShilVh's Consumption Cure !.
DO they not know that Coughs lead to
Consumption, aud a remedy that viii
cure Consumption will certainly and
surely cure a cough or any lung or throat
trouble. We know Il will cure when all
others fail aud our faith In ii is SO posi-.
tive that we will refund the price paid If
YOU receive no benefit. Is not this fair
propositions Price 10 cts. 90 cts, and
81 90 per bottle For lame Chest. Back
or Side, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price rs CTS. For sale by Wait & Hard,
Manchester and Factory Point, Vt.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia aud
liver complaint, Constipation, aud gen.
eral debility when you can get at our
store Shloh's System Vitslizer which we
sell on positive guarantee to cure you
Price 10 cts, and rs cts. For sale by
Wait & Hard.
"HACKMETACK" a popular and fra.
grant perfume. Sold by Wait a. Hard.