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8 PATBICIDE. A Toy'i Terrible Introdnctlon to Crime. nu Mother. He Shoot His Father Head Full of Bullets. A Uldnight CarriiTal Over the Dy.

ing man. At Tint Reported a Suleide, the Crime ii at AMI vouiessea. Yesterday the papers announced that a man warned Joseph an honest and respected nirioiit a mil ana a Blul irom iw WVWl in. a littla hamlet In -Dearborn County, In olmna. had commuted auiclde.

The announcemen was accompanied with no' particulars save that the gaiddebad occurred some time on Tuesday Dight aw Wednesday last Lawrenceviiie is au taaecearible place, located In the northern part of Dearborn County, nearly or quite twenty miles from Lawrenceburg, a fact which will account for tbe tardiness with which the following; startling de tail! ara made known to the public: Wednesday morning Jake Mat a day laborer wbo had been engaged by Kunzler to assist him In husking corn, went over to Kunzler's house to Inform him that he could not work for him that Oar. The house is one story, built of logs, and is eet a long way back from a lonely and dreary road, Tex which few travelers ever pass. As Matt ap-' aroaehed the bouse be discovered Kunzler lying almost across his path, in a large pool nf blood, and evidently dying. An un loaded gun was lying by bis side. On bending over him he discovered several bullet-boles In the back of Kunzler's bead, and also dis covered that the wounded man was In terrible tor true.

Ee spoke to biro, but received only a groan In reply. Mrs. Kunzlerstood only a few yards distant at a wood-pile coolly breaking up some kindling. Mat was horror-stricken, and stammered out some cart of inquiry in regard to the scenes which met his pie. and was informed In an led ifTc rent tone Vj the dying man's wie that Kunzler bad killed kimaelf.

MaU'f suspicions were aroused, and, without further delav, he set off after a doctor and an officer. 'Sou ire Cairns and Dr. Fermier were not ion afterward on the ground, but when they arrived Kunsler was a corpse. Coroner Davis, of Aurora, was summoned, and, with his usual promptness and skill, began a scrutinizing Investigation. lie had scarcely reached the spot and taken in the situation when his mind was Bade up that there bad been no suicide, but that, on the contrary, some foul play had been indulged la, and, from various suspicious movements on the part of Mrs, Kunzler and ber sou Joseph, a boy nly thirteen years of age, the Coroner felt himself Justified in directing that the two be kept separated and carefully watched.

Tne woman waa su omitted to a severe examination, lasting for several hours, but further than her flnt statements in regard to Kumler's death, otbing of any consequence could be obtained. As a reason for not seuding for help when she discovered ber husband in a dying condition, she simply said she "didn't want to." She feigned an absent-minded ties? and was evidently on the insanity dodge. In her boy's testimony, however, the Jscts were revealed in all their horror. He, like his mother, attempted to stave of ali questions, and, young as be is, gave some answers that were skillfully evasive. Then he trid the sphinx game, and then, breaking completely down, made a clean breast of it.

tie said his mother was to be blamed tor his father's death, although he himself had done the shooting. For nearly a year his mother had been constantly trying to persuade him to kill his father, and at last he had yielded. On the evening el the murder, bis father went over to Lawrence-Tille on some business, and in his absence the diabolical plot was formed. Deliberately, by his mother instructions, he loaded his father's gun, usiug "a heavy charge of bird and buckshot, and then, in accordance with the same Instructions, stationed himself behind the -wood-pile, near the house, to await the coming ot bis victim. The wile had carefully calculated every thing the length of time Kunzler would be gone, the distance between the boy's lurking-place and the path which the must tread, and, more than this, the part which she was to piay after the terrible crime bad been committed.

Soon after nine o'clock, so says the murderous little baby, he beard his father approach. He leaned ttie weapon across the wood- fiie for a rest and took aim. He covered is victim as soon as he entered the lot In which the house is located. His aim was steady and deadly. With the nerve of an iron veteran of forty campaigns, he held the sum until the victim was within a dozen feet of the wood-pile, and then, without a tremor, drew the trigger.

He lingered long ennueh to hear his father say, "Oh, my Uod!" and to see him suurger buck in the path he had come, and then, with his amokiug weapon, ran into the house. The mother was wutehi ig the ghastly scene from a window. She amw her husband aud the father of her hve children fall and heard her boy Joseph enter. Snatching the gun from his hand she rau out of the house, aud by the side of the fallen man, weltering in his biood, laid down tbe gun. Then hurrying into the bouse and dosing the door to shutout the poor nan's groans, went with Joseph to bed.

Hut they could not sleep. The moans of tbe dying filled the air. They arose and ali night long talked of the crime. 1 hey even prepared a supper and ate the anticipated funeral baked meats. No hand was offered to Knnzier.

Sympathy was desd in tne breast of Joseph, his oldest boy, and in that of tne mother of his children. Ja his helpless agony be was left in the darkness and cold. At ten o'clock the next morning, after thirteen hours of su fieri tig, death crowned the work of Use baby murderer. The verdict of the Coroner's Jury was murder, and so yenlorday, under the guaid of Constable William Ovlkcr and Deputy Jacob GubolJ. Mrs.

Kunzler and Joseph were brought to Lawrence-burg and lodged in jail. Aud now a. to the motives: On the 9th of last month, with Judge John Schwartz as attorney. Mrs. Kunzler caused the preliminary steps to betaken for a divorce from Mr.

Kunzler. Tbe papers were filed in the Court-house at Lawreuce-burg, and in them the deceased was charged with cruelty and drunkenness. Five hundred dollars were astted as alimony, and to prevent the defendant from selling his property and thus escaping the payment of the alimony, the plain tilT had a writ of injunction served. In the faceol this, however, and while her suit was still pending, she continued living with her husband, and continued to evince for him her uudyins love, and at the same time was engogad in plotting his murder. Mrs.

Kunzler is not a preprKseing-looking woman, having coarse, irregular and dirty features, and hair of a sort of briudie color. 6he is a little below the medium height. She is now ewrtnte, and may again be a mother before ker trial lor murder is completed. Her reputation bad. having been rather loose in her murals prior to her marriage v.

iih Kunzler. The sympathy of the whole community is against her. The "sy Joseph is rather stoutly buiat. and looks as innocent as a cow. He does not freeiy about the matter.

hen approached yesterday by a reporter a confession of guilt was wormed out uf him, and he repeated the statements made before the Coroner's jury, that bis mother was all to biame. 1'oor Kunzler was about forty-five vears of ase, and, if his neighbors can be believed, was not a drunkard as chanted in the wife's divorco petition. Nobody ever heard of his abuse of his faintly other, until the divorce complaint was hied. The niforro good name which all who knew him Kive him heightens the hideousness of tbe crime. Even the boy Joseph confesses tht his father was kind to him, and made this confession yesterday in the bearing of a reporter.

Kunzler has two 'brothers now living in Cincinnati upon whom this terrible Wow will fall with all the crushing weight ol a nightmare. Poor Kunzler is divorced. From the nncertiin-lica of a Circuit Court his boy has sent him to a zugher tribunal. Mrs. Kunzler is free from the man she evidently hated, cue has found her freedom in a County Jail.

BltOrilfcK PRATER, "'edleameat or ft Newlr-C'onverted Tsaog Haa. young man wnose laminar lace has recently disappeared from convivial circlea His (rowing tedatenese for a long time formed a matter of general comment among bis many friends, and ttiey were in a degree prepared for the startling announcement that he had "got religion." In truth, Kewman bad carefully considered the situation and became convinced that his lifo of worldly pleasure-seeking was fast closing bis stony heart 01 mm re salvation, inn rnhm a word of warning to his associates, this newly-born disciple broke away from old ties to take up the cross and fight for the Lord. Last Wednesday night was the occasion of bis first attendance at the -Young Men Prayer Meeting. He had previously realized tbe Importance of this occasion, and penned a beautiful and touching prayer. For two whole uighu be paced tbe floor of his lonesome bode, and carefully committed the prayer to memory.

sure was be that nothing could jostle the words from his mind or the sentiment from his heart, that he wended bis way meeting-ward in a happy state, repeating over again and again in bis brain the Inspiration of his nen. Knterinv the mum whom (K a ually held. Newman drooped into th. ant t.t Tftoie to. He could scarcely conceal from himself the palpitations of bis beart when the leader first opened the exercises, but ax the evening wore aud ho re roamed unnoticed, his buoyancy of Dints returned.

His voice jrtned In tbe welling Bounds of praise without a tiemor, and he had begun to congratulate himself on the fact that his presence had been overlooked. Alas for aH human hopl sooner had the congratulatory thought left the youthful convert's mind than-the solemn tones of the leader's voice could be heard req nesting the good brothers and sisters to kneel while hrolner Newman led the meeting in prayer Coming at a time wnen least expected the solemn request spread dismay in his mind. The blood leaped tnrougohis veins with electric throbs. He sat tbere a dozed and astounded mas of Inactive Buntoiny. Krery one had knelt, when it occurred to him to do likewise, and bia confusion Increased.

or some mi les silence reignea supreme. New-yuan tad forgotten every word of the prayer he bad eo carefully coiu.mit.teJ to memory. In vain he waved to collect his scattered thonghta, but his turning temples, bard pred against bis palms, refused to act Then the i lea ol delivering some tun pie, prayerful oUerlna occurred to him, but tie could get no further than "Oh, Lord," and those two words stuck la bis throat until bis tongue re-t 'sed to obey tbe mandates ot his beart until they fceo at laM sprayer of agony. t-t the good brothers and sisters Knelt, pa-t -o i awaiting the pleasure of brother Newman. eir fcciiiics ior brother Newman at this Ume resyrr pa ie'10 in the aensw, uu m.

uu-i re'iiftlned so.enmiy bowed. The tin. i tr.tir ta-i oM-'onet a oriei gimoe 1 to the s'ftie ot t.ir.e. opened CO to him only tares fret nai i lutervenlrg. lessly glide out, and that one second cast Brother Newman oown irons ins niga pinnacle 01 religious enthusiasm to the greatest depths of humiliation.

Difficult it would be to tell how long tbe little band of worshipers wonld have remained kneeling baa not some gooo ominer, cent on gooaiy in tent, announced with a sonorous "Amen1" the close of this silent prayer, and another good brother tastily started a hymn to protect tne nnlortnnate yoi man in hts supposed trying situation. Thoe in the immediate vicinity immediately discovered Brother Newman's flight, ana the ripples of laughter spread with such telling fleet that the bymn was never cnmpieieug sua tne meeting: was psuuiuhij -tua- miased. Wet Se "Terribly Dleappola ted." Mr. Thomas Lovell, tbe Fifth -street Jeweler, re garding tbe alleged expectant wedding at whoae residence mention was made la yesterday's En qcibkb, visited Ibis office yesterday to say that tbe portion of the article Intimating that the wedding company had gathered, or that preparations had been made for the ceremony on that night, was an error. Miss Barrett, Mr.

Lovell says, was engaged to Mr. Brown until last Sunday. when be, Mr. Lovell. as her nearest relative, advised her against the nnion, saying that he had information which war ranted such advice.

The result of this, he supposes. wa that the match was broken off at once; at least no such immediate preparations, ne says, naa been made for the event on Thursday evening. Else where appears a card from Father Halley on tbe subject. Oat Trial. Frank Williams was on trial in the United States District Court yesterday, charged with baying broken into the Post-office at Oak Hill, near Forts- mouth, last summer.

He, In company with a man named William Manning, was arrested at Ports mouth on Information furnished the police by a young man of oak mil, who was 'out lata the night the robbery occurred, and claims to have seen Williams and Manning on the street. He fur nished a description of the two strangers, which was telegraphed over tbe country, and on the strength of which they were arrested at Portsmouth A lot ot stamp and some money were louna in their valises. Manning was convicted later on charge of burglary, and is now serving a term of four years in the Penitentiary. That Cruel Fntber Acquitted, Tbe case of Joseph L. Smith, of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Animals.

against Henry and Barbara Quitschreiber, was tried yesterday afternoon before '8qnire Harmeyer and a ury. i no cose occupies me wnoie oi uie aiter- noon. John V. Pat tison being attorney for plaint iff and Morrell Snyder for the defense. After able arguments on both sides, the case was submitted to the jury, who brought in a verdict lor the defen dant.

learn from a reliable source that our well- known and popular Superintendent of Schools, Mr. John B. Peas lee, wlU shortly become a Benedict by making a life-long contract with Miss Lou Wnght, one of our city belles, but now a resident of Ml Pleasant, this county. Miss W. is tbe daughter of Hon.

J. R. Wright, formerly State Senator from this connty. and now Treasurer of the Cin cinnati Southern Railroad. The many warm friends of both contracting parties will congratulate them on tbe nappy event.

Euftirerji with piuts should not waste time or money in foolish temporizing with useless oint ments, electuaries, lotions or internal remedies, when "Anakesix" will give instant relief, and is a certain cure. All druggists sell "Anakesix." AICKEMEHT DIKJXTORT. ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN. Open daily from 1a.m. to 6 p.

m. (Admission iee.1 GRAND OPERA-HOUSEAIIce Oatea-Matlnee: The Princess or Trabtzonde." Evenlna-: "LJolle ROHI.NSUNN OPERA-HOUSE. Mr. Oliver Dood Byron "Ben McCulloogn." Jiattnee and evening. WOOD'S THEATER.

T. O. Rigga "Conrad, the Buccaneer." atatioee and evening. NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE-Dr. 8.

M. Lan- dls, tne iragedlan Matinee and evening. HEVCK-S NEW OPEltA-HOUSE-8. K. Ryan- Matinee and eveuing.

ASK TOUJt NEWS DEALER FOR IT. now SUNDAY AFTERNOON, HE NEW MONTHLY, FOR JANUARY CONTESTS: The Crew of the Ssm Waller, John HibbsHon. The Germanlown Relief Experiment, Fanny B.Ames. Morning (Poem), Susan Coolidge. Double Thanksgiving, Rose Tarry Cooke.

The True Story of Si. Patrick, George P. Fisher. undsy at Mr. Kinnef's, J.

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The Terrible Test (Poem), Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. Two Church Ceuneils, Leonard Weolsey Bacon Late Supper, Ssrsh O. Jewett. Frank P. Woodbury.

Washington Gladden. Three Old Bibles, Tom Noble's Christmss, The Msn Who NsVer Wss Found Out, Horace E. Seudder. Remarksble Msn, William M. Baker Editor's Table On the Threshold: How Not to Propsgate Pauperism: Cut-Throat Competition: Drifting: Notes on Currant Topics.

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atari-ti may arlae from a cold or succession of colds, from sudden change of atmosphere, wearing wet clothing, or exposure to Inclement weather, ami pecominB tlioronijtily chilled when the dlirestlve orirans are In a morbldor inactive condition, and the strength and vital forces exhausted. The disease ay arise from ascrof uloua cond ltion of the blood, from ticarlet Fever, Measles, and Iltphtlierla, in wblcb cases tbo eve and ear are gencmlly involved and discharge quantities of matter. The aisclinrires from the oose, the istinctlve feature la all catarrhal eases from whatever csu se they arise, may be thin and watery, and so acid as to canse redness and excoriation of the skin with which tiiev come in contact, or thick ard vrllow- hh, emitting- a fool odor, or clear and white like the white of an egg. Tbere mav be an entire luck of secre ot tion, the sarfaces being dry and luverlsti, the face, front and upper part of the head feeling uncomfortable, and OP 11 It encircled by a tight lyleldtng band. This ft.

The free mattery latter phase Is called Dry Catorr! cause the to 1 mnii l.nw-. IbickcDed, rendering breathing throuKh the nose diffi cult or impowioie, aua tne sunerernnas It necessary to brcsthc through tbe mouth, thereby nennluinircold sir to pas uireruy to tne nronchlnl tubes and It loe matter j.soaiug down the throat creates a constaut cut ire to uawa anu expectorate to throw It on out when the membrane ie dry and feverish. Instead of pausing freely down from the nose and throat, the mucus becomes hard and forma Into scabs, incrustations, and bard lumps, which adhere so firmly to the nasal passages and throat as to require very persistent efforts to dielodge them. The eye la sympathy becomes Inflamed, red, weak, and watery, or In the morning the lids nisy be found glued togetber, and matter to secreted in more lcs quantity. The ear also becomes seriously atTected, discharging qnantltlcs of matter, besides being vutlted by the most violent neuralgic pains, ending frequently In Inflammation, ulceration, and finally deafness.

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It Is SfB, FrnomScsjl Crrrrr VTf 17.19 or n. I i-i uva I -d V- 'a 4, i THE CINCINNATI DAILY ENQUIRER. SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 15. 1877.

LAST DAY! THB OHEAT Clothing and Gents' Fur nishing Goods Sale -AT TBI Red Fit Store, 79 W. Fourth St. We trill keep open until 11 o'clock SATURDAY MCJIIT, to give every body a cliance to se cure Bargains before closing tbe business. It "Presents which Outlast the l'ear" Harper's Periodicals FOK 1878. HARPER'S Year, 00 CARPER'S WEEKLY, One Year, 4 00 HARPER'S BAZAR, One Year, -4 00 The THREE publications, one An TWO, one year 00 7 00 SIX subscriptions, one Tear 20 00 Terms for large clubs furnished On application.

The Volumes of the Weekly and Bator begin With the first Numbers lor January, aud the Vol- nines of the Magazine with the Numbers for June I and December of each year. Subscriptions will be commenced with the Number of each Periodical current at the time of receipt of order, except in cases where the sub scriber otherwise directs. Remittances should be made by Post-office Honey Order or Draft, to arold chance of loss. Address HARPER fc BROTHERS, PranJaJin Square, New York. KKVl (IF I linivl VllVVW vuiiiwimau vuusin i FOR Musical People! New Holiday Goods! EVEBY TIIIG In the Musical Line, from a Jews- Harp to a Grand Piano! ACCORDIONS, wiih "True Instructor." from 2 upwara: vh.l,i.3 iwitn wowmj with "True Instructor," from t2 upward; GUITARS, with "True instructor." irooaji upward; UKUMS(with Sticks), with "True Instructor," from t2 upward; FLUTES, with "True Instructor." from tl 60 upward; BAN JOS, with "True Instructor," from tl 50 upward; HARMONICAS.

TAMBOURINES, CONCERTINAS, FLAGEOLETS, Ao. Late NoTelliss from 10c. upward. Ml'SIC-BOXKS. A large assortment just received for Chritnias Present, ranging in prices from 120 upward, iu most elegantly carved and in- iaia rosewood cases, playing ane cnoicest operatic and favorite airs; also, a large lot of small Boies, from tl 50 upward.

This certainly is the largest and finest assortment of Music-Boxes ever brought to in is city, ana it will De to your interest to exam ine trtem going elsewhere. "Law, riiLii-M. in various styles, from 80c. upward; PIANO COVERS, In large variety; STOOLS. MUSIC-STANDS, 4c, Ac.

MUSIC AND Ml Nic BOOKS; Classic ana Popular, handsomely bouud Hooks, suitable for JOHN CHURCH esi. ourin mreei. Usine Linens 15 to 30 per cent, heavier than aro oruiuariiy useu, our Shirts give corresponding additional service. Entire satisfaction always guaranteed. WILSON BROS, and 71 Fonrth Cincinnati; 67 and 69 Washington cbtcago; 408 M.

Fonrth St. Lonis. de8-SaTutf, GREAT BARGAINS Variety Xarge and Very Attractive! Cnstomers In want of these srooda will do well to examine them, as the: will se ssra si uresi uargsiat. Seal-Skin Saccules, Fur-Lined Circulars. MUFF AND BOA SETS IN Hudson Bay Sable, Seal, Otter, Beaver, Canada Sable, Black Marten, Silver Fox, AND ALL THE LOWER GRADES IN CHILDBED'S FURS CARRIAGE ROBES, BUFFALO ROBES, LIKED AND CHUNED.

IMwooil SnoMon 73 West Fourth PIKE-8 OPERA-HOUSE. FOR THE HOLIDAYS Photorraph Alburns, Seran Albams, Albams, Jnveasllo Books, Toy Books, Games. A lane stock ol Standard and Blnstratsd Works in fine bindings. DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS FOR 1878. AJLtJTTt WARRE Bookseller and 8tationer, JyW-lyTnSa Ko.

si Central Avenate. JLrCuitccti id Irca zzl Jill ITcrb. Iron Storo-Frenta, Colamns, Lintels and Cirders; Jail Cells, Bank Vaults, aVtrsProof Dsers and Shattera, Iron talrsv, Baleossies ana Ve arandasi all kinds of Iron Work repaired In th Erection efEnnilns. prj nw.wm GREAT HOLIDAY SALE! BAMRCFT SIM SEIL1G OFF! Bargains Unprecedented and Unparalleled BELL, MILLER 1U West Fourth Street, STORE OPES EVERY GENTS' SHIRTS THE MOST WONDERFUL BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN CINCINNATI. 500 doz.Cents' Sblrts, made from Wanisutta Jfiusiin, wiin ssow l.inen in Rosouis and Cuflw, elegantly laundried, only 81 eacli.

These Sbirts are flrst class in every respect, and are well worth double the price. Gents" Unlaundried Shirts at 33, 50, 65 and 75c. each. Gents Rest 4-Ply Linen Collars at lO and 13 l-'ic. each.

Great Rargains in Gents' Merino and Wool Underwear. 1,000 Gents' Elegant Silk Scarfs at ifc, au, bo ana 7ac each, worth 5Uc to $1 SO. BELL, MILLER 91 West Fonrth Street, It OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE. STILL BETTER Owintr to the mm m'smI m1 have attended our GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF Dnrinz the nast two weeks, we inducements Tor the remainder of this month, Iy adding to the nnequaled bargain in Medium and Low-priced Goods, a- full and complete flue oi Fine Custom Which exceeds In attractiveness has ever yet been offered in this in audition to onr mammoth ments we also offer the largest and BOYS' and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING VI' li i flm apa linlroranllv nrlrnnvloilirMl sssi nnAnnnlpl InhAnnfv nl styleorelefcanceandrellabilltyof iiv nv linnse in the 11 est at BoTAO MISltmMlESENT lTION AT Ol lt HOUSE. Corner Iiftli W.

P. THORITE cSs CO. Head-qnarters for Boots and Tl extern It libber Atreney for Hale every description. Send for Revised Rubber Ust, just out. W.

F. THOENE J. T- WARREN CO Foreign Fruits, CATSUP American and English IMPORTERS OF FANCY GROCERIES Order by mall promptly attended to. Pickles, soup sTcrrs A LEADING And Condiments, HENT FOR Q4 o-nsrl OO oat ieoonct AMERICAN TABLE PLATE AND ORNAMENTAL ART-WORK IN PLATE, The perfection to which the Manufacturers In the United States have broug-ht the production of Table Plate and Ornamental Art Objects In Plate Is grandly exhibited in the complete line of beantifnl, serviceable and inexpensive articles now displayed in the Sales-rooms of DCHJIE A Fonrth and Walnnt. 14-2t JUST THE IMG! Hot-water proof Ivory-Handled Knives, war- ranted not to crack, and heavily Silver-Plated, at six dollars per set, at OSKAMP'S, 175 Vine Near Fourth.

del-Batf ORGANS. ff MAGNIFICENT BRITTING ORGANS AT JJ S6 per month until paid for; five years guarantee. Also. 600 Piano and, Organ Stools, tl 60 each. 74 Canal near Vine.

J. BRITTING. jal-SaoortplTj Graefencerg Vegetable POLL IXaTo been known for over Thirty Tear, and are acknowledged try all who have nsed them to bo a certain care for HEADACHE, UVEB COrkm.ArP9rTS, EISSAS-S OF OIGZSTION', DH.I0US-KESS. and THYLI13 OF ALL IUKZS3. These PXXJLS act with great mildness, and win restore health to those nfitr.

In from GEH8HAI, DEElXlTir and NnvOCSTiCSS. Pries, 25c per Cot GIUEFESSESG CO. 53 Kea x. zx zn 33 id -sr. aSs.ctsrcrcfi:c:.:lIr.-j Machines Cmct AND FaCTOaT Opposite Post-office.

2VIGlTr UNTIL. 10 O'CLOCK. CLOAKS MD SnAWLS FOR HOLIDAY PEESENTS. 1,000 tadics' Elegant Black Reaver Cloaks at 5, 87, 88 50, 810 and 813 50 each. 500 Jtfatelasse Reaver Cloaks at 88 SO, $10, 813 50, 813 each, worth 813 to 830 250 Matelasse Reaver Cloaks at 830 and 835, reduced from 835 and 810.

1,000 Scotch Wool Shawls at 83 50 each, sold recently at 85. SILK UMBRELLAS. 500 English Silk Umbrellas, with Paragon Frames, at ti 25, S2 50 and i each, wortb J.J 50 to 4 5a 250 Alpaca Umbrellas at SI 50 each, wortb t2 50. Great Bargains in Ladles' and Children's ISOOTS AXI BELL, MILLER CO. 91 West Fonrth Street, OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE.

ADD MORE OF IT! iucceos and enormoiu sales which OVERCOATS, SUITS, PASTS, have decided to offer still irreater Made Clothing! and cheapness any thins that city. stocK or en ana loatnr var best variety of the nrleHi we name. and "Vine ts Shoes for Fall and Winter trade. of Itnbber Iloots and Shoes ol 79 VT. Pearl St.

Fancy Soaps, Chocolates, Canned Fruits, AND VEGETABLES; Flavoring Extracts, Baking Powders. FEATURE. QUOTATIONH. Sltroot, PARAFFINE CANDLES. rNES." "TWOS" AND "FOURS" FOR VJ Churches or Holiday purposes; "Sixes' for household use.

Laiga stock at low prices. PROCTER GAMBLE, KOa 20 AND 22 W. SECOND ST. Original and Standard Manufactures. OFFICE AND FACTORY I Not, 64, 66, 80 4 92 WMhlngtoe St, N.Y.

Babbitt'd BEST SOAP. The most rleassnt snd effertira Soap for Uie l.riHTv dry or for Family Wasklsf purpocas err oUarea. A trial peckosre sunt free on rsceipt oi go eanU. Babbit's TOILET 'SOAP. Kad from the purest vegetable oUa.

Unrivaled for the Toilet and the Bath. For nse in the Nnrsrry It has noeQuaL Sample box, eontainlng tare cakes, sent free on reoeipt of 74 cents. Babbitt's SOAP POVDER. From this Powder a beanUfnl and aerrioaabla white sen eea a or any aenrea strenartb, can be mode ton minutes without the naa of or Xrial in package seat frw on reoeipt ol cents. YEAST POIVDEH.

Alsviratelr tnra. Bread, cakes. Dnddinara. ato mode tn short space of time, keep longer, and are more di o-eatibie than when made of comiBoa and cheap lmita Uoaa. A trial pacaace sent tree on reoeipt ol it seata.

GALEDATUS. A standard article, racelpt of ts eeata. -2 A aampls paekace sent free ea GREnn TAE1TAC1. VTtrrsutod free from all impurities. Tbe aouae-erife rely npoa It.

Trial packs seat free OS re eatpi of tt ceuta. "F07ACIL A fore eoncAatrated aTkali. double tiie etrnirfh of CQKDmaa potaatL. baiayle mut tree on reoeipt os a. oienia TTTF.

PROPBitTOa wtll srle aa eenre Void every euiic of luipur.tles feuia 14 tvny ef taeae rtarstisis. all Dzrci iwntv.il B.T BABBITTS CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS! ne hare just receired a large lot or Children's Overcoats for boys aged 3, 4 and 5 years. These garments are very stylish, and marked at the remarkably low price of $3 75. This lot of goods is a great bargain, and will go off rapidly, and we advise our patrons to call early. JA31ES WILDE, THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHIERS, COIL FOUIITII AND TINE STS.

FEEVIOUS TQ To No. 79 Went Fourth Street (Pike Opera WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER SrfoS rnbII o'CSncinnati and irtsis r. cumpriBing: Ladies' and Gent's Solid Gold "Watched, key and stem winding, at $15 to $100. Bolid Silver Hunting Case Watches, $8 to $12, warranted. Ladies' and Gent'g Solid Gold Chains and Necklaces, $5 to $50.

Ladies and Gent's Solid Gold new stvle JEWELRY of Fine Silver Table Ware, Roger Bros, uvi uui cuun ikics oi rooas vaiuea at 4U t.A 1. 1 I 1 sux iiuuuue usub vmjt is open 10 tne TTTCTWIDG TtTJOrDTVf! tVf TiTTT) uuiiuuo jjiiLjiiLin it i riinnnnnn niii.inn i rnr.r. i i.M frora December 15th to Jan nary 1st. every eveniDKontU 10 o'clock. Orders oi JOSEPH STEINAU Direct Importer STORE -Tmr--vL-TZTr ttt T5T it-z9 He IE? WEST, 130 WEST FOUItTIT STREET.

STJgr, REPPLER'S HOTEL, j- flOLIDAY PRESENTS OP Select tbem now wblle the stack Is Easy Cbalrs, Bonqnet Stands, jhusio Maiula, Card Receivers, Foot Rests, Foot Writing Cabinets, Pedestals. Jtlre Screens, Ottomans, Camp Cbalrs, otc. PHICES STRICT XiT IJT ACCORDANCE WITH THE MITCHELL RAHHELSBERG FURNITURE CO. Who I 107. lOO.

111. 113 THE STEIN AU STfr fCWELRY JS WsTW WsVX had New lllsstrated Cats tog se, witk ftK sjssperlal Casket eentalss one pair of Lady's Bracelets, one Roman ITeck Chain anil Locket one art ship" Bins, one Plain Kin, onaamboaaad Collar Rntum: all nfhM.r. ih. a ts stand the teat ef anliJ an Id. and iisnl.

On receipt ef One Dollar we wUI send tiiia rrand pmi.uaju, w.uy aaoren. uur inflM af ti lmnarl.1 solid gold, tbey sold In tb. city Jew.lry stores. --EDlxoRa' fc-T AD DM1M.D, flTI 1 1 11 In i by permtaaioD to ths commercial aceocy of Tappan. STEINAU JEWELRY COMPANY, MADDUX BROTHERS, 130 and 87 threat Tobacco, Cigars, Coffee, Teas, Plae Ceaoeetleat Seet sad nTsaa 3Ej UF Ml1 JZl.

Aa lmatente tteek ef Good to Fine Connecticut Seed Cigars, For sale by ease lata at leaa taaai eoet. Call aatd exsanisa. fjyi7-UWEaa( IIOLMAtrS LIVER PAD fipfJ Liver, Stomach, Spleen, Kidneys, and Heart. It controls in an astonishingly short time any disease which attacks or grows out or tnese organs. Malaria; also, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Nervousness, Sciatica, Spinal Disease, Headache, Colic, Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, etc.

These and many more have their origin in the Stomach and Liver. If your druggist do not keep them, address Holman, Liver Pad Company, 68 Maiden Lane, New York, or 248 W. Fourth Street. Cincinnati. O.

Price i2.00: Special Pads, $3.00. tQ-HOIsUATTS UEDICATED PILASTERS if by magic. Foot Plasters, 60 cents a pair Body Plasters, 60 cents each. fBewiie of imitations. Take none but the Original Holmaa's.

afcaT Sent by Mail on re ceipt of price, postage free. -a. TTT I "Of "ior SB JLIL 6 RE AT IIOI.lnAT MALE OF PI- AUTOS hss Isdsced sr er pnrrossrrs te tar ise-. av-fere ttaey needed Plaaea. We I Itl eta sell a lewer prices llsaa rati Ion ad, se.

ttter tier hat the prl SMITH 4t KilXOM tb rdees It He. SO Wsl resartn HtrU PIAKOS IMPnaAt, TPRTQHT, V- Grand. BRADBURY PIANOS v-" and other makes. Bl'RDETT OK Preparatory to moTlasi to our I I IP new store, 74 w. Fourth sL, we otter uuusual bar pains in our entire stock.

L. JS. LEVAfe-SOR to and 190 W. Fiiltt St. deli-ttWi iaM AND NEW-YEAR'S NOW OR 1SC.VER1 iiozlton itrrtla V.rnmT and IT-nat n.KI, GrovestPen A Fuller Amenn I I wi'l se.l ii or Iobs tnan any other house FOK 1, or i.l l.

tLe rent pay. 1 iano Arrsda. 278 C. ill; ixZI. Is ty In cJ CD OjlD I 0XJH EEMOVoiL House), and in order to reduce our stock WARE, SPOONS, AND FINE CUTLERY, vicinity, MOST EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE- make, BronEes, Fancy Articles, Novelties, etc.

j.wo xiunarea xnoasand Xtoliars lnspecuon oi HTT I PTl nnf TTtlTT rnrPTtwrnni of OPEN with all employees in attendance mavu DromDUV suenaeu 10. 68 W. 4th CINCINNATI, and Manufacturers. BBO. SUBSTANTIAL VALUE! large, and no crowd, and pleaty of time.

le aaid Retail HsBDlattorers. WestFonrlh Street. Cincinnati. O. IMPERIAL sUl isstrsjetioss hew to become Agents.

nnnunui i.tt .7. array of elegant Jewelry, securely parked In a tau- niusiraiea csiuiosue accompanies every casket Irft. v. i i i XZZvX'J," .1 tti.ir i McKUlop and Co." MaU all oroars to No. 5 Arcade, CINCINNATI, 0.

Street. cures without medicine, exerting a specific and prompt action upon the The Pad is a preventive and prompt and radical cure for ail the safest and the best, Is Instantaneoas in Its sr tlon. and it Droducs the most natural sbadre of Mark brown, aor noisuin tnesaMn, and l.eanlly apfled. irow ii, ui, nviiuin iu.hu., ana i. rw.li apHivQ.

astaudard preparation, aud a favor lte upon r.ery 1-aimolntd toilet for lady or rraUemaD. For sale all Xlrtis-arlsta and Hair Tlreasrs. JoaKPH Csua. lUIKUIQ weil ai all iadomo, rropnwur, x-. u.

aux liXL, Unl ask. IHAOI5E THAT SXII.E TTPOM THE COCNTESANCE CrF EVERY MEM- Et-H ol your family when ther, ease upon one ol CHICKEKLKU bo3" beautiful Pianos that pane has last purchased lor a Present at F. HKLU1CK A CO. '8. 60 W.

Fourth St. Cincinnati. O. N. B.

Fiauoa and Organs on eaoy moutly payments. de9-tt PIANOS! PIAIVOSI A1 KP ALL KINDS OF MTSICAL IN'TRP- HES1S, In great Tariety lor Uie -m lidars. Terr low lor eesh. 1 BERT KKFXUSole Agent lor Bteck A Tl I celebrated Pianoa, a w. corner Fourth and Kim sts.

IICRBAIIt TOR CmtlSTMASI PIANO BCYERS WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that I will from tins tim. a. ter tiie Holidays sell from i.iO to lens than any otaer boUM. 1 want Uie 1 1 c-i'h and Midi have it Piano 2H and 2.m) W.tUuitt. tae7.S.U.13,lj.l6 61) Uii.

iiCJccil. rs' WATCHES! TIFFflWY CO, 4 NEW YORK, Have a complete stAov of tho celebrated TIP FAN WATCHES which are known as th most reUable time-keep- ci ixi me market. They have thaadvan tapres of strfinn-tii price, and, being adjust. art 4-n 4-- position, tho liiKht tlmc-kcepin qualities On request further in. formation will be sent or to persons known to tho house, or naming satisfactory references, a careful selection will bo sent by express for in spection.

Printed lists of articles suitable for presents sent by mail or other- Wise, on application. -IN- j. i r.iorrnTiT iirncKinnr I a i l' Handsome Smoking sJackcls Ftfncy Linen Handkcn liicCj Fancy Silk Handkcnliipfi 1 4 2 1 fill. II 11. Neckwear, Sleeve I.uttons and Scarf Pins.

A. J. CLAEK, FOUIITII AI MML.MT. ot'2-eodlyo8u EUROPEAN PI.A. Rooms 50c.

to tl SO j-er day. Recular iur.rr'M 228 and 230 Mct Fourlh Hi oc2 firm-oil) REID'S HOTEL, TUE KUHOPKAN 1 A N. IT WILL BK TO TIIE OP Til Traveiine lmuiunlty to call and sv vh i did rooms before gultiK' l5e llootni 7Sc. and el. Meals at all hours.

Xos. 175, 177 and 141 W. I'ourtli a I i. 1 33. HITTriEDGS CO.

Hi 6 Main. Street. Fire B. KITTREOGE A I'W Main Sire tth, Cincinnati, Agents ltrce Luda Double dunl Wehlcy A Son, St I'srker, NuhoU I.rl'rvre. Kriinr.jtlc, Ti" '''a Club Gun." From tJ3.HO to- Scolt A s.iti i to their "Premier," with all the cxtru -t Muzzle L.adilir Double (ium, locks, with sultantial copper If sas wad cutters.

1 15.00 Sinnle Guns. tl. Ms and Ilenrv, t.0o. Double Guns from Uhcd rreal Laminated Steel Double (j.n.-, Ci 3 fr The New Ice Fureka. find Skates Itepaired and Miari-ciifd.

Rifles Sharp's Crecdmoor from t- r'm Inpron from Winchester from 4.1. (' rcl Hiflcs froin 110.00. Double Muzzle and Brt-ech Iosilinir n. oud-hand and bleiniklied, at j't Krore Ueeks The Amateur Game an I Score Books ircc on application. Iloirardus Traps, SO 00, aud CU Ia! and smooth.

Vitddin for runs from 10c thick concave osir wads. Pistols 7-shooters. full nickel 32 bnre. 6 shot, from 3 60. Colt brt" 1'ony IWIonr csl.

Stl .10. Lsdies Colt Slit I. '17 IVt CoIT, SB Ionic. W. Biir Colt.tl l' -t Ivory Stocks, real elephant tusk, rx Pearl Stocks from tl.M to Anb', zinc with a mere allcy of nickel ss on cn rra work, real nickei plute, 75c.

7 Colt Double Action Sell and Thumb lonr bore, called "LiL-htninr," llx.IKi l' tnlirtly through iull ic sound iM'ariU. All Colt Pistols have the new tat hand or pawl. The S. Ordnance "The wearir.K away of the cylinder rati the action of all other makes of j.it-.l..'" Board regards every departure ti model as a positive dia.dvaiiL.ifce." alnfle Vest Pistols. 0c.

Sharp's t-tr. of eaceilent quality, Xrade Pi'tols, Ititics snd Guns i.tV'". cash paid fur old fire arms. Double Guns fr a' SKATES The Sew Ice KIup, lureka, and otli tkatss Repaired aud febarperjrd. bar r'S Rifles Col.

Gildrr.li-ve sj shoot to win I always une Sharp'. I' VVhen Bexlnf lators. wnat firuards and hnver Drotector. ti.ssie per ki oi luu. Caps Elev E.

B. Waterproof si.J WaterproofK central fire, per box, lor. Ilelslers fur Pocket and Belt Pint. new hMd-fatt tpriny, which avoid the ii pa holsters. Fireworks of reliable quality.

Dosf Chains from 2V. Collars Couples and Calls from 2jc. Money and 11.00V Sbet-Tatham's 'Standard." Oaaipowder Dupont and rether with the "Champion. ether tnn3- Dismon.l.-' Sportier, made by tbe Austin Co. from tt The Ifew lee Kln, Eurk, and ethfrts Sharp's Rifles.

GaLvasTOM, Texas, Februsrv 11. 1 GsrrTLSSfaM: It has lone been acknnw er all bualera and sportsmen of 1'eaas, that i4 and sportsmen of 1'eaas, that iA Kroar shovtiafr, ease of maoij slrenrlh of contlmction, et I favorite. We are now trtinl yo. find the preciaioa and force, 1," Karda raie ana aer sslety and Rifle is the Hi ties, and fin perfectlv surprisinr. JoilM S.

Prco. GalvestoB club. Mai. 2d Rear. N.

G. S. Steel Traps The Genuine Kewlxwi Guns and IlDotinr Coeds fn resents and prizes ior shootinr matches. Skates Crsusil and Repoirr. Skates, the sew Ice King, Club of van Wholesale and Retail KITTREDGE A tvaaris.

r.ll 1 sc SKATES Jfear t'Ji..