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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11
Set BACK Forty.two Years.

kidney complaint, gravel &C.. my blood
became thin; was dull and inactive; could
hardly crawl about; was an old worn out
man all over; could get nothing to help me
until / got Hop Bitters and now am q q
boy again. My blood and kidneys are all
right, and am as active as man OF ~ al,
though am ~ and have no doubt IT VIII
do as well for others of my age. 1t is worth
al.-[Father.
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Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 8th day
of November, 1878.

JOSEPH E. POND JR,, Attorney at Law, North
Attleboro Mass, says: "For more than twenty
years portion Of my head has been. as smooth
and free from hair as a billiard ball, but some
eight weeks ago was induced TO try your CAR
BoL1NE. and the effects Rave been simply wonder
full. Where no hair has been seen for six years,
there now appears thick growth. l expect the
growth to be slow. but it is growing now nearly as
Iapidly as hair does after it is cut. You may use
the above testimonial if you choose, and may re-
fer TO me fori its truth"
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In the light which Science and Chemistry has
brought to bear upon the remedial qualities OF
Natures great and boundless supply" of Petrole-
um Its curative qualities were well known to
Ancients. Herodotus refers to wells Of it in Zante,
and it undoubtedly existed in Persia from time
immemorial, while it is universally admitted that
it is one of the most penetrating agents known
to chemistry Its softening influence generally
admired, and its entire freedom from rancidity
an undisputed fact, containing all the requisites
of a first-class Hair Renewer still the offensive
ness of the Petroleum odor was barrier to its use
as a TOILET PREPARATION. Science has over
come that, and to-day we defy the world to pro
duce the equal of Carboline as a Pure, Clear, al
ways perfectly sweet Hair Dressing
Read what the people say about its efficacy:
DAvIsvILLE, CAL, Nov. 8, 1875
CHAs, LANGLEY 4 Co., San Francisco:
DEAR sIRs: l take great pleasure in informing
you of the most gratifying results Of the use o.
| CARROLINE in my own case. For three years
the top of my head has been completely bald ant
smooth, and had quite given up any hope of re
storing the hair. -Four weeks ago l noticed thu
advertisement of CARBOLINE, and on the recon-
mendation of friend concluded to try bottle
without any great hope of good results, however
have now used it less than month, and to m.
most agreeable astonishment my mead is complete
ly covered with fine, short, healthy growth O
hair, which has every appearance of continues
growth and confidently believe it will restore
as completely as ever it was in my youth.
| take great pleasure in offering you this test
monal and you have my permission to publisl
the same. Yours, truly,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Corrected to Accord With City Time.

CINCINNAT SOUTHERN RAILWAY. r.
Depot, corner Mclean ave. and Gest street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
THE NEGRO EXODUS.

THE STREAM OF C0LoRED PEOPLE GOING TO THE
WEST NEARLY As LARGE A EvER-A BARRACKS
PoR THEIR USE IN ST. LOUIS now CLOSED.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-Several weeks ago the
President of the Western sanitary Comm'slon James
f. Yeatman, under 'ook the temporary relief Of negro
refugees arriving here from the South The old Eagle
foundry near the landing, fitted up with hunks aud
cooking facilities aud those who came from below
found haven until such time they could get away
10 Ksnsss or find homes u and about ST. Louis. satur-
day evening this refuge closed. ere were about
100 refugees sti stopping here. aud they moved their
baggage 10 the levee and camped Tor the night Yes
terday these and 100 moe who came up on the Cy OF
Alton left on the Kenny for Kansas Later the Grand
Tower arrived with party from Bolivar Mss. There
was no pace provided them, aud they are camping
on the wharf. Mr.. Yeatman says the closing OF the
refuge was made necessary bv falling funds. He I'M
dertoOk the work thinking that the exodus would be OF
short duration, ana that those who 0d could be
relieved or cQmps raiiveiy small expense. IL was
purely n work of philan hTopV VITA him. Instead OF
falling off, he says, the exodus continues strong as
ever, there prospect o. fs stopping He has
expended over IS 600 IN slmpy giving mpoFary relief.
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tho superintendent OF medical officer and as far rem
habtaton as possible, aud no person with fever shai
be allowed to proceed. -,
6. The medical officer at the transfer station snsl
carefully examine the conductors certificates snc INC
certificates OF each passenger and NIL the Dlahk hp-
pended to them accord with the results OF MS eAdm
nation.
o. No sleeping car shall allo wed to leave danger
ously Injected place. snail any seepingoar approach
place than the point OF transfer ANY pas
songer-car leaving such infected place shall oee
thoroughly ventilated during It's passage TO the place OF
transfer by having the windows OF the car open durnS
10 In case of suspected infection Of passengercar
or OF seepngcar, such car, including al the uphos
terry cushions, curtains. mattresses, etc, snan 40
thoroughly dis Infected under the supervision OF nedl-
cal officer and shall be exposed To the open air ior ~
least twenty DAYS before beng again used.
H. All freight shall be transferred at point no, ch
ceedng fifty miles from the point of departure ana th1
from which such freight has been transferred sa
not proceed further the road but shall he fctufue
to the point of departure The freight ears aiter u
loading shall be thoroughly cieansed Dy scruoolns'
fumigatOn. dlsnfectiOn and ventilation.
H. Mail matter and mail bags should he heated 10
temperature OF $500 Fahrenheit, should be otherwise
ds.nfectcd before they sent from Infected aces
49, At some point not less than nifty miles lfOm tne
first transfer station, second complete uahSeI VI
passengers and baggage desirable ana shOuu 10 DIV
vded for by tho authorities OF the States through
which the lines
IA II yellow fever infects place situated npon a
line of railroad trains Of all kinds may De permtteu "
pass through without stopping ana at speeu oi ny
less than ten miles hOur, prov ded the NHtiohal
Board of Health has not declared u cangeous 10 90 ~
aud published through the local heatl aulhoflliJ'
special rule forbdding it. But they shall not 'Hhe =
passenger wIIhIn mile OF such infected pace anu
all persons taken on shall nrst OBTAIN Inc oelthO"'
from the local officer, set iorih herein. n,
10 No train having a certificate VI such ln-pfctlun,
and no passenger having proper certificate thar ne
was free from disease, ana tnnt MS baggage was
properly disnfcced, shall Dee lnlcrl"Gtd WIN D. aug
municipal or other local systems Of quarantine; -
10. All persons leaving infected places oy otueI
modes travel than those provided for III these rIes
shall be required 10 obtS II otluDcdtei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
THE BONAPARTIST MEETING.

LONDON, Monday, July II, 1873
The meeting Of Bonapartlsts on Saturday 10
determine TIL policy be pursued IN consequence OF tho
death OF the Prince Imperial held at the residence
of If kouher IL consisted OF the Bonapartist Senators
and IDENTITIES neither ~ Rouher nor NJ Casssgnac being
present NJ Ferdinand Barrot presided NJ Cazeau1,
Baron De Markau ana other speakers d"elt upoa ihe
necessity OF Prince Jerome Napoleon giving guaTantees
bu the resolution declaring that by the death oil the
Prince Imperial Prince Jerome Napoleon became the
head of the Bouaparte family, was ultimately passed
with only two dSsentients. NJ. BarrOt and Prince
Joachim Murat, followed by most OF those present.
waited on Prince Jerome Napoleon with the resolution.
The Times in a leading article this morning says; 4,
T. cortaIn that MN Rouher and De Ca3sagnae would
nave opposed tho recognition OF Prince Napoleon II
bry had seen any chance Of keeping the BOnapaTtst
together under another leader NJ De CAS-
saguacs organ the Pays. saws IL VIII not DISCUSS ING
resolution Dut IL evident that none OF thc RIaVo
Questions or immense difficulties or TIE penang stut
non were discussed AT the meeting The other bona
nartist Journals approve the resolution. Inc COns
tonneI and the SoieI denv the authenticity OF the re-
ported address Prince Jerome To delegation OF BONA
partists.
Iti- stated that General Dubare, Bonapartist mas
formally announced his adherence to the Republic.
Alta meeting Of 400 members Of the Lesmist party,
hod in Marseies on Sunday. the Marquis de Foresta
declared that he was authorized to deny that the Count
do CuambOrd preferred living abroad on tue Contrary
he said, the King" desired to return to france
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need only mention that since the date OF his letter
"Mimon" has been produced at Her Majesty The
atre, and proved the success of the season. The
opera so popular that it is surprising 1t was not
brought out earlier, The announcement OF il filled
the house full that chairs were put into the
asles. Mme Nilsson was the Ngnon. Miss Kellogg
PhiiipG. Mime. Trcbcll Federico; and with CampaniDi
as Gugielmo and Roudil LOtdrio, the cast was
exceptionally strong. II may be doubted
whether Nine. Nilsson is not more admir-
able NgnOp than Nrgherih IN Faust.
II is certain that Miss Kellogg was better
liked in Phina than in "Aida," and is welcomed
in both by the critics of those trained artists
of whom the lyric stage does possess too many.
Her voice has lost of its freshness and strength
but her method is excellent, those who re-
member her. than when she was last here. Next
week Mr.. MaDIeson begins fortnight OF cheap
prices. This is of several signs that the London
season will end very early-not the opera season
only, but the whole social life of the fashionable
world. People are already looking tired, not so
much because the Summer has been gay, for 1t has
not as because the weather has put the
London world out of temper with London. The
Park is half empty on ordinary days; it has not
been really full aud brilliant half dozen times dur
ing the asst month. If one could hear good report
OF blue skies from the seaside and from country
houses. they would soon be thronged.
The French PLAYS come to an end on Saturday.
TO the disappointment of the English public, Mile.
Sarah Bcrnhardt has finally declined to play in the
Shabespearean piece of NJ. Jean Aicsrd To the
CONSERVATION OF those who had paid treble
prices for stalls on the last night 1t
was asserted that she would not appear
at all on this last evening; having to play the same
afternoon in :" Ruy Bias" This alarming rumor,
like most others, proves false. She will play the
aot act of Hermann; Nile. Duday replaces her as
VIII Davenant; and the whole entertainment bids
far 10 be rather medley. q. W. 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
CABTyET OFFICERS ON VACATION.
A RECEPTION TO GENERAL KEY.

A RECEPTION TO GENERAL KEY.
THE PDsrMAsTER-GENERAL AND MR. JAMES, OF
NEw-YoRE, Az THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE IN
BOSTON.
BOsTON July 1.-Postmaster-Genera Key,
alter spending Sunday as the guest OF Postmaster
TuOey ut Manchester bythe-Sea, returned here tnis
morning. ana passed the forenoon visiting the city nst-
tutigns at Deer Island At 2 p IN. nc arrived at the
Merchants' Exchange, accompanied by Posmasters
James and Tobey. large number OF prominent bust
ness men of this city present. The Hon. RUFUS S.
Frost president OF the Exchange, introduced the Post
master-Ciene who said: 4" could receive higher
compliment tnan greeting from the merchants or BOs-
ton snail be- glad take you by the hand, bat did
not come here make a speech, and you did not come
here me-" Postmaster James, OF New-forE, was
also III, reduced merchants. many Of whom were
aftcrwaru personally presented TO the distinguished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Monday, July p, 1879.
l., the House Of Lords this evening" Lord seboIne
uiberd Conservative pointed out that Spain had not
dlrd her rp ragcments IN regard 10 slavery IN CuOS
ra s,orting CORES poudents state that Mr. Lorard's
hog coli Uncas is anss aud VIII not start for the Good
wood stakes on july 80.
The Nottingham team OF ccke,ers Will leave here for
America on August -
uorttnanteau left al the Enslogsquarc railway ter
minus has been opened by the police aad the contents
concus vely prove that series OF orgcres extending
over long period have been committed both here and
abroad The portmanteau is believed TO b. The property
of one of the gang OF fOrgers OF which the Americans
calling themselves Ambrose FoT'cscue AMI william
altered check on the Bank OF England are supposed 10
be members. .
Prince Charles Of Roumanta 10 IL reported, has threat
ened TO abdcate unless the Jews arc emancpated us
believed however that the question VIII Do seed Dy
NJ BratI.uo President OF the Council, forming cosl
Ion cahiut which will arrange some COMPROMISE OF Ito
Lavish question which viii DC acceptable 10 tue POWERS
The Bulsarans manning the Danube hoti,ia are to %
trained as Odessa after which tine nola Wiz
return u the DANUBE.
There has been fan OF snow III Dauphnh ia 'o"'"
eastern France.
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr. Bourke, Under
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs said That were
proceeding between tho German ana o'her DO'etn-
inent. ia regard b the Samoan ISLANDS
severe transforms have occurred IN Yorkshire and
Ds,hvsh,re and large tracts OF land are Hooded
Tine Emueror william has Ia substance approved tue
.enteoess pronounced by the second courtmartla on
the officers tried Cor the GrOsser Kurtrs disaster Ac-
cor,in 10 information published IN Cologne. the 0ny
pout tile Emperor has taken exception TO Is the acgt
ial OF officer Nous, for whose trial tDlrd eouf'a
a summoned.
The NORTH GERMAN Gazette says nothing Is known here
OF tho projected journey Of Monsignor Maselll 'he
papal Nunoio Kssngen, where IL mas peeh Eepof'sH
prince UsmareK was " meet hln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
SECRETARY SHERMAN IN BOSTON.
TIE COMMERCIAL CLUB BANQUET TO BE GIVEN TO
nAN-I-IE NAMEs DE sOME OF TIE QUESTS.

TIE COMMERCIAL CLUB BANQUET TO BE GIVEN To-
DAY-TfIE NAMES OF SOME or THE GUESTS.
Boston, July 21.-Secretay Sherman ar
rived IN Boston from Newport at $40 O'Clock this after
noon and was received at the Old Colony Station by
several members OF the Commercial Climb. He was az
once escorted TO the residence OF Mr. O. N. Capp at
Walnut Park Highlands where private reception was
he this evening small number of ladies and gentle
men, including Ex-Governor Rice, Assistant Treasurer
Keunard and Others paid their respects 10 the secre-
tary. Tomorrow the Secretary will take drive
through the suburbs, lunch at the Parker House with
the Commercial Club aud invited guests, and during the
remainder OF be entertained at the residence or
Mr. KeuHatd At his request there VIII be no pub
lie reception Among the guests who are invited 10 at
tend The reception be given by the Commercial Club
are the poets LOngfellOw and Holmes, Postmaster
General Key, Robert &. winthrop, Charles Francis
Adams and senator Thurman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
CRInES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
A COLLECTOR cnARaEp WIN A LOSS OF 100000.

A COLLECTOR CHARGED WITH Loss. OF 100000
NORTH ADAMS Mass, July 2l.-EN-Iav Collector
r. o. Maldron arrested ts evening on scDage OF hay
ing ebezLed 100000 during 1870 1917 And 1870 "e III
ol'' GERMAN DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
NEW lIAVEN, Conn, July 2l.-JOhn Helnlsch,
German drowned at the Cedas to-day WINE Oat.ns
lie was canagemaker BY trade, and recently came from
Chicago.
THE sUPPos ED SUICIDE OF THOMAS G.. LYLE.
TEEN1oN, n. j., July 21.-Ihe body Of Thomas
I'm the canal this morning IL Is thought he com
RoRBFR OF THE NAILS AT NEwLoSDoN.
NFW-I ONDON, COun., July 2l.--Speclal agents OF
enc post oacs Department Robert B. Croker
clerk in the Once to-day for hefs OF letters con aiming
money He confessed
A STRANGE AND FATAL ACCIDENT
WuKEsBARRE. Penn, July 2l.-FridaY evening,
ma eyi Honey we'll driving heavily laden with
Sdes he Was kicked by the hOso, aud railing under the
Syou the wheels passed his neck causing immediate
death. -
ruE PoINTE AUX TREMBLE5 YACHTING ACCI-
A DENT
QUEBEC Ont, July 2l.-The Inflated yacht
which capsled Ponte Aux Irenbles was picked ny Oat
@ down the river saua aud tho body Of Louis CANON
MAS found olingtng 10 a rope
THREE MEN LOST Is BOSTON HABBoR
BOsTON, july 2l.-Mr. Miller, proprietor OIL Ba-
at on visit East George Martin Of south Bos-
Ton have not heard from Anes they were Out IL tho
YACHT Cape Cod the day Of the saio
ONE RESULT OF GAMING.
rtVCrNNA1L July 2l.-Durihg a game or cards
hetse.u games Doaduan aud Louis Hazel In saloon three
mes south Of Coyns2n \ y, NJ hga SSPa es s'Tss
neck ami breast. killing him instantly
TWO BOILERS EXPLODE TOGETHER
SAN FRANCisCu, july 2l.-Two boilers ~ the
Central Pacific Railroad shopsa sacramento eipoed yes
In carshOp TIE OF erhu went INTO tue machuo shop
and the second bOaer blew Into the Tho
damage is 100000. j. A. Keys tho nremAn' Was blown "
,eeea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
PREPARATIONS Ar QUARANTINE.

The Commissioners OF quarantine, at thelr
meeting yesterday, read reports rom Health Officer .
o. VanderpOe stating that everything was IN readiness
at Quarantine the reception of yellow fever patients
and prevent any communication between the sok ana
the city, Every sanitary regulation Is strictly enforced
and no vessel can possibly pass the city without in
specton As they have Jurisdiction Of the railroads
they have authority to place any quarantine r'sirc-
tons against those who may come from the infected
districts in that way Lat four persons SICK
with yellow fever reached THIS city m that way ana
died after being dscoy cred and sent 10 Quarantine.
Stewart John 5chwen, of the Steamship agara, who
sick be hospital, has recovered, ana was dls
charged yesterday c. :. Colby aud Brand Solsen, OF
the American bark Antonio Saia, which arrived iion
Havana SUNDAY, were sent 70 the Swinbnrne Husp
tai sick with the fever. Colby died on Sunday nlgHt
aud was buried Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
MALARIAL FEVER IN LOUISIANA.

A SPECIAL TRAIN SENT TO MISSISSIPPI CITY TO
INVESTIGATE FIVE CASTS THERE.
NEw-ORLEASs, July 21.-Five suspicious cases of
fever having recently occurred In the Cree family
near Mississippi City, the health authorities to-day
sent medical experts by Especial train to investigate
the matter DR.. Chopin, in telegram to DR..
Haden, president of the Galveston Board of Health,
makes the following statement of the result:
Drs. w. A smythe and G. b. White, Of this city. have
jus returned from visiting the reported suspicious casee
o fever In Mississippi City the Lake Shore and de-
clare the five under observation to be nalarial
fever NeM-Oreans Is perfectly free from yellOwfeyer
There only eghtythree deaths last week from ali
Diseases
From DIR. Smythe it is learned that there were
three local physicians with DIR. White and himself
at the residence of the Creel family to-day. He
says: "Wecame to the conclusion that the disease
Is not yellow fever, but is of malarial character,
caused by maaral poison" One member of the
family died last Wednesday DR.. Smythe says all
the others will recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-22
TELEGRIPHfC NOTES.
AN INsoLyENr NAVIGATION coMpAN

AN INsoLVENT NAVGGATION COMPASY.
MONTREAL July 21.--A writ of insolvency has
been taken against the Montreal and Carlton
O0"p"D'' CANADIAN CATTLE EXPORTS.
MONTREAL, July 21.-One hundred aud fifteen
England during the last four days
THE DEBT ORDINANCE FINALLY PASSED.
NEW ORLEANS. July 2l.-In the Constitutional
time and passed yeas ~; nlys4l.
EDITORS AT THE ISLES OF SHOALS.
PORTSMOUTH, \. H., july 2I.-fhc New-liamp-
having spent the day at The Isles Of Sno'ls.
THE LITTLE CITY OF Bos IOS"
Boston, July 21.-ihe Ittir boat, " Civ Of Bos-
forty nine DAYS from New YorE. s.naled from
highland Light Cape COD, TINS morning. Ali well
A LARGE GROVE-MEETISG Of UNITAEIANS
WEIns, \. H., July 21.-Ihe Unitarian grove
Ws me mi paisS Nam Of Inc dis p crt o IN de-
nomination have already arrived.
10 STOP BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS.
sPRINGFIELD, ~ July 1.-The jefferson FIRE
Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn have nouted to the
auditor their ntention 10 discontinue business ia huo
RIGHT OF WAY THRouGH BUFFALO. ,
BuPFALO. n. Y. July 2l.-1he Common Council
has granted the night Of way the NewYork Icy
tracks throusn the city for the purpose Of connecting is
senger traffic The passenger depot at East Buffalo Is DO
AD0ii'H'u ONLY FLASH IN THE PAN.
R,IrfyoRF July 2l.-The Grand Labor Mass
Meeting tonight On 1 % be dres'sG by
MT pInry Of 300 o on me eyh'qd ar OF drew
syupathizers. Mr.. Drfy delivered his speech
BLESSING A BELL.
HALIFAX n. s, July 2l.-Last evening the cere-
Mays Cathedral vas pciioTed by Archbishop Hannah 40
efessuon Bshop Haley Of Portland preached eloquent
TIE NI.WYoRK STATE NATIONAL BANK
LIpANY n L.. July 3l.-Oeneral Franklin Town
end who for tong been president Of the NewYork
state National Bank resigned t9aay J. Howard hing was
was made vice president and d. W.Wemple cashier The
shareholders have reduced INC ea9i'ai nom s"'V'oOo 10