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ADMINISTRATIONS S.aLI

4DJnINISTR.aT0R,S Sale.
BY virtue Of an order of the Circuit Court of
jtill county, will offer for sail. at public ven
due at the Clerks Office in Joliet, on the Goth day
of jane next, betweenthe houls CT ten A. NJ. and
A p. NJ, 10 acres of woodland off the North end
Of the E h Of the Sc q, Sec. %, r 35, N r 10. Z
Sd prl. meridian, also the w h Sc q, Sec %. T
50, 10, e Sd prl. meridian, being part of the
Real Estate of Philip Scott deceased.
May, IIth, 1916.
WILLIAM uADSELL, Ad,r.
FANNY KENDRICK, Ad,x.
TUNIS KENDRICK, Ad'r. BY righf
his wife ofthe estate of Philip Scott decd.
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-JEDDIAH WOoLLEY JR.,
5 URYEYoR ASD AGENCY OFFicE,

CHICAGO srAEEL, JOLIET, I'LL,
Will attedd to Surveying or giving descriptions
of Land or Town lots in Will, Kendall, Grun,iy,
or La-Salle counties o all chose who shallfavor
him with acall ]; and will have at all times on
hand Maps ofthe above counties, with o,rect
ieiineations of Timber and Prairie and Streams,
with falls of water wherever they occur, either on
the Des PLANES, Du Page, Klnkakee, or Illinois
rivers; and also the principal Roads: together
Y it'll representation of the Illinois 81 Michigan
Canal.
The experience Mr.. Woolley has had as Sur
vcyor ia the above counties in the last fifteen
years ~ili warrant him in saying that he ca,
give general satisfac lion.
In all cases his charges will be reasonable,
and prompt III his attention to. business. His
office nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern. $
Refefenees
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KENDALL CIRCUIT COURr,
TO AUGUST TERN 1916.

KENDALL CIRCUIT COURT,
TO AUGUST TERM 1916.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, KENDALL COUNTY, SIS.
Oliver l.. Hosner, andy
Thadeus Sherman, I, A
OS. " -A ''
Dan. Fl Davis
NFOTlCE is hereby given to said defendant
IN that n Wit Of attachment was Issued out of
the office of the Gle of the Circuit Court OF
said county against him on the 18Th day of June
a. ID. 1916, for $500 dollars a.d interest on
the some atsihe rate of per ceGt from, the 9Th
day of October l845, which writ has been re-
turi.ed by the Sheriff OF said county "execuled.''
Now, unless you, the said Dan Ii Davis, shall
personally be and appear before the Circuit 'ourt
OF said county on the first day of the next term
thereof to be holden at the c cunt House in O,we-
&C in said county on the fourth Monday of Au-
gust next, give bail and plead according to Law
and rifles of said court, Judgement will he en-
tered and the estate attached be sold.
.4Hst A. b. SMITH. CLs.
SKINNER fifty FIR Plf
Oswe1o. Iune l3d I6
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!. "E EFT Goods from the Steamer New ofI....
w mot damaged, at great discoun4.
Calicoef, Ginghams, Linen carnbrick Had.
kesehiefs az Is cts. WoFsted Cloves & Wi1i5.
1000 Yards heavy sheeting, Ladies She's ere
Slippers.
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WOEYes !! wolresf

w Olives can be. destroyed By ceiling AT
w Mattisons. and purchasing small GUAM Il
ny Of Stiekuiae- -
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

will offer for sale a; Publ ic Auction, OF, the
I'D day of august next, between the hours oil len
o'clock A. NJ. and 5 2. NJ. at the house epon the
quarter Section namsd below, to the highest Did
de = for Cash, the 81 ofthe Fl, Sec. Is, Il 81
N K East. being part OF the Real Estate OF
which Joshua NJ. Riagewap died seized
PHILIP COLLINS Admir-
of said decd
JaIiat, Iunc. 2lni laf
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BROWN & CO., East Joliet.
GEO. w. WOODRUFF, West joliet.
GEORGE SNOAD, Plainfield.
r. E. BUSH, Lockport.
T. l.. BOUGHFON, sYorkville.
J. w. PICKERING, Newark.
r. n RISTEY. Wilmington.
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FUNERAL CEREMoNIEs.--The Paris
correspondent Ofthe Boston Atlas gives
the following curious particulars Of the
ceremonies observed on the Pope s
death:
"As soon as his death was announced
to Riaro Sforza, the Cardinal Camerlin.
que, that functionary proceeded TO the
Quinirinal palace, and raising the white
veil with which the face of the decoased
PontifT had been covered, struck three
blows on the forehead with small silver
mallet. calling him by his christian name
after each blow. He then announced
from the window, ~ Papa realmente
naorto, (the Pope is really dead, and
broke the fshemda's ring and great seal
Of state, while the tolIing Of the great bell
atthe capitol was echoed until niebt by
allthe church bells IN the civ The
body was then embalmed, clothed IN the
POntifcal robes ofthe Slate, and taken 70
the SextiHe Chapel, on = litter borne by
white mules. escorted BY long process
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EHuM Elastic and Web Braces, by the dog
NJ or pair, from fipsto 75cts. at the Stone
Storc, East Joliet
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OkAA POUNDS NAILS for sale at
ACVO loves Cheap Sore.
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Messrs. D. HsRTER 81 CO.
$ Gents; have sold all but nine boxes OF your
Justly celebrated "%IEBREw PLASTER" and
have an mtlcr for two dozen boxes more, which
cannot I'LL until you forward me a supply. Please
send me large supply as soon as possible, 70.
this Plastoe is much thought of in his regor, and
she demand for il is steadily increasing. The
more il is known the greater this demand.
Xntrrs rTr,iIv.
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To Our Guhscrihers.

We have great satisfaction in informing our
readers that our Post Master has published card,
stating that he will employ clerk to note the time
at which the newspapers are received in his office,
and state whether they reach there in time to be
mailed the same day.
We are very glad ofthis, and we shall adopt
similar plan.
We have engaged person to note down the
hour and mipute at which our bags PVT in the
post Office. and he will be prepared, when lequred,
70 snbstantiate his notes by affidavit, if necessary
This is capital movement by Mr.. Morris, and
we hope he w Ill continue it, we intend to do,
and then the fault will be brought home to the
right door.
We request our subscribers TO keep these ar
rangem ents in mind, and wri' e to us Immediately
when tn cir papers fail in Teaching them at the
proper lime.
Our yeatcsr difficulty has been on the " east
table"
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FELIX.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a, 1916


The weather this morning is clear, cool and
delightful, but the wind is still from the eastward,
and there is no telling how soon the barometer
may indicate rain.
The Southwark police yesterday arrested quite
a number ofthc rowdies who have been disturb
ing the peace of that district for some time past
Two notorious ones, Thornton and Winters, were
committed in default OF $1,000 bail each, for being
concerned in brutal assault upon young man
named Batchelder, several weeks since, who was
afterwards set adrift by them in boat on tho
Delaware. Three otkers were also committed
for being concerned in various ARRAYS which oc-
Cured yesterday; the Sabbath, of course, not
being permitted 10 pass without the usual rotous
Lewis G.. Levin has been nominated for re-
election in the first Congressional district py inc
Native Americans 1t is supposed that Coonei
Thomas b. Florence will be nominated on tno
part of the democrats. The democratic county
conference met to-day for the purpose OF nomi-
mating candidates for the State Senate and House
of Representatives.
been placed on nomination by large majority,
upon the second ballot, to represent the county IN
the Senate This is a selection which cannot iail
to meet the appreciation ofthe party, as ne Is wen
known here as lawyer of considerable ability, a
gentleman of fine address, and one able TO urge
with effect, the adoption in State legislation or
those rad cal principles OF democracy, daily be-
coming more popular %a ,h honor the copn.
of reporters of this city; as Col. Small has long
been connected with the Public Ledger, as one Of
its law reporters.
The wing political convention also assembled
to-day, but / have not heard of any nominations
having been made.
The young lady who performed the baptismal
ceremony for the sloop of war Germantown, on
Saturday, was a daughter of Mr.. Watson; OF
Germantown, well known as the annalhstof fhi-
ladelphia.
Auovsr 2l--FiRsr BoARp-60 Reading Rk, s3%
ArrER SALrs--5 Farmers' and Mechanics Bank, ~
100 Reading RR, 33k.
SECOND BoARp-3,s 500 State 6s, "a
Arm saLrs-4 Philadelphia Bank losi 900 County
81 go, eSsj 5000 State 49, eshi PsnnsylvsniA "esA
asIk.
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MONEY .uAIIKET.
MOnd. W, Aug,

There was an improvement: to-day in the stock
et prices ned but the transactions
continue to very limited h Mt Norwich Worces-
ter went up y Harlem, 4; Lo ng Island Canton, 81
Reading closed at Saturdays pr css.
At the second beard the saess okHarem large
an improvement Of per cent on the running prices
Norwich Worcester also impi owed u per cent.
Counterfeit bills purportng have been issued by the
Bank Of Charleston, s. c., are in circulation The sig
nature of the President and Ca sher admirably ima
tod the plate entirely df ferent from any ever il
ssed by the bank.
We annex the several N onthly statements of the
Banks Of South Carolina for:he purpose of comparing
the aggregate movement in ach department period
with another. They exhbi very little variation.
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BANKS OF souru C,Ro,,,.
s., l36, 20. 2,lsi,e 1895 .62i 1888:

S-fEJUi'VE <,IJfVoS I'9e1'VIF fFO"'''f~
Several Of these banks have since April lsa5, expert
enced very great change in the extent Of their move
ments, although will be perceived that the aggregate
has not varied very large cent In the line oil as
counts particularly distinguish the Southwestern
Railroad Bank the for July, 1876, compared
with those for April ls46 show increase in the loans
of 42s es7 equal than two hundred per cent In
the period there has been very great increase in
the discount department of the Bank Of South Carolina
While the loans ofthe Southwestern Railroad Bank have
increased as above stated there has been very great
reduction in the circulation it having fallen OF nearly
fifty per cent There has been very little variation in
the specie and deposits
The aggregate bank movement of the State for several
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years past has been as annexed -

Since March, 1885, there has been steady decline in
the amount of specie and the circulation and deposits
less than they at that me-the loans are at
present little larger The aggregate in all
the departments on the 27th of July, 1916, only
about one-thrd that of January, 1897 This is very
important fact, shows that the prosperity of the
country generally, by depends upon the ex.
tent of bank facilities, but to the contrary, limited
volume of currency and restricted credits
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PhJ nn's Ma dc Hair Dye, a new and In

ysluab sdiscove ~ warranted neither nor wash of
being Liquid Dye which changes color
ofthe Eair hesutfu brown black without 10
me r or skin The great superiority of this Dive consists
the asymode of sppcat and other
dye reouring from 10 twelve hours nrojnc-
chs nge It's excellence will be apparent TO evey
on single apple Country gentlemen have
a. bottle ferwsrded them by express BY sending cash.
bottle with full directions for City gentlemen are
cali the depot and have their whskers dyed 81
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Tstata Resources .Sh, DOS eis N1a,67 Ns5ss Hs7es2
The operations of the banks of South Carolina do not
appear to he much influenced by external causes as
those of the banks Of other States One reason for this
undoubtedly 10 the fact that their business s mere con-
Ansd to legitimate channels and in consequences Of the
frequent returns required there has not boon that opPor
unity for speculative expansions which the banks Of
nearly every other State in the Union from time to time
resort to- with mpunity they not compelled to
those States the laws of which require frequent cxh
bits Of their efars, preserve from msnth month uni
form movement the banks Of other Sta compelled
from time TO time to curtail their operations whenever
there is any change in the financial policy of the Gov
eminent or whenever any measures affecting our CON-
mercal system are agitated in Legislatures
On account Of the check and restraint which contem
plated or actual changes in financial or commercial
systsms have upon the movements Of the banking inst,
tutions Of the country generally, are disposed to
consider them rather advantageous than otherwise In
this point Of view They calculated to prevent any
abrupt any extensive expansions whenever an un
der expansion exists they have tendency to produce
contraction In this way they exert very favorable and
heslthy influence upon commercial matters.
The changes in the financial policy Of the Government
and In the commercial system Of the country, about 60
ing into operation. viii for time partial suspen
sion Of business and give opportunity to those who
have been going ahead little too fast to strengthen
themselves before the order Of things comes into
esissssss These ssvolusss sssA " N equalization u
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURED CUTLERY.
WIN Witp, m,nui.esursr Of Cutlery. No 100 Division
sortmen Of and blade Knives Of his manufactu
ing. good and cheap to the trade. ar25 ImErc
M. LEVETT, De MIST.
ORE HARM results from bun2li,g performances of in
~ competent Dentists than the Iublie Of Its
OF the importance that all branches the Dentists
art should be slfly and understandngly practised To
those who think with US, We recommend Mr. LEVETT
corner Of Broadway and Warren the ntroducer Of the
inser ion Of Artificial lneouptbe Teeth the principle Of
atmospheric Pressure.-Noah's Weekly Messenger
au21Itkr
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trade and destroy whatever speculative movements may
at the time be going
The above returns show the aggregate movement Of
all the banks and branches Of South Carolina four Pc
RODS. The annexed returns exhibit the movement in
the principal department Of each bank and branch, at
two periods
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Married..

On the Goth instant by the Rev Charles G. Sommers
Mr. MARTIN CASEY, of this city to Miss EsrER Con SON
of Port Richmond. Staten Island.
At Quebec the 10th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Cook,
BENSON BENNETT to ELIZA JANE, daughter of the late
William Sloan, of this city
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A view and Most E.ceuent Article OF Hair

Dye has just been invented by Mr. Bachelor Of No Wall
street who AFTER experimenting for upon the best
Dye Is the result Of his sbors. The various compounds
which have heeroors been Tor dying the hair will
we imagine be supplanted by this candidate favor
nd sr must be extensively p,ronsed by those who have
ned The various dyes IN use with no good effect.
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A CARD.
HIGH HANDED OPPRESSION.

MIR. JOHNSON feels bound in justice to himself and
WI the public state that he hes connection wi
persons calling themselves johnson, Vroom and Fowler"
No Courtandt street. where Vroom aud Fowler have the
hardihood to adv rtise in his name.
Mr. Johnson being the only who Professional
Perfuner and Soap Maker ia that concern, twelve months
and call him, No 81 Courand street, where his cele
batsd Soaps and Perfumey be had in great perfection
and prices far bene 9TH any other house.
MIR j. Who for the last years has sustained re-
putstion Sces ic fefsmer the public will
him osbed of his reputation by such
using his where he has interest
He Mr. the and proprietor the only genuine
Walnut Oil tsry Shaving Soap. wholesale and rets at
81 Courtlandt street au22 2,v me
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Young Ladies' $50 Greene street. between Clinton and
Wsver,y Place. Washington SQUARE Th, Io,utlon.
under tbs Of Professor and Mrs Vepait who
are aided by the ACCOMPLISHED assistants will open for
The reception Of pupils slondy III. 7th Of Septemher
For ther particulars circulars which be obtained
nt the bookstore Of Me.s Marrsnner Lockwood Co.. $50
broadway, or tthe INSTITUTION
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sny OF our emnent Grocers have away be-
IRE the pecuuisy Of the This class If
Jnants have generally teso considered the and
md that their profit. been greatly diminished
more s-peciey the article OF Tea the sale which has
Diverted rsm its old ch,nne by the Of
ne ss of which the pekir in Fulton the
under way, and if all hear Of the novel srrnge mens
making in China BY he Pskin Ten Company true We
expect before long quality Of Tea in New York, never
sold here before OF the same price
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

A LIQUID COLORlNG FOR THE HAIR, Wills
"A kERS &c-lts claims TO p,tronnge will at be
dersiood BY those who haye used sold the pepaons of
Tered for dying the hair Its application simple effect
certain being emphstcally perfect hair dye without de-
stroying the elasticity he ah OF the hair To ncy
keepers, druggists &C., it viii be ould desirable
uclr ~ they with confidence recommend il to their
TONERS and be troubled with complaints Of its d,
skin or linen twill not rub of the hsr and constant wash
only its appearance The color
and perfectly uniform, entirely free from those unnatural
tsts from the faded the purple pro-
due ed by the ordinary hair dyes In proof Of its efficacy the
inventor prepared 10 spply the dye whiskers
ton Of the without charge hose wishing purchase
proves satisfactory for which purpose he has
rooms Prepared onl' and sold wholesale and retail by VIM
BACHELOR No. Wsli street, near hkosdway. Price
ST. double size 81 So tspy the address Sole in Wssh-
ington City. j. H. Gibbs. Penn. avenue. ANS I'm re.
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PARK THEATRE.

IANh I HEN / KE.
A CARD.-MR. COLLINS BENEFIT.-Mr. Collins has
"A the honor respectfully of announcing that his
benefit IN Americs will take place Wednesday evening
next August Goth which ccasion will he penrme ed the
drama called Born To Good Luck" Rafferty, Mr. Collins
After which How to Psy the Rent" Rather Mr. Collins TO
conclude with Sd time the frce ofthe Irish Post"
the of the evening Mr. Collins will sing The Widow
Machree Drink Deep my Boys. Petticoat Honey, is
lrshmans Joy, and An lrshmans Heart Tor the Ladies'
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NEW INVENTED WIGS.
RATCHELOR's new Invented Wigs and scsips, made Of
ID the natural curl hs and sdsptsd the
to the peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely new invention dosg wnh all the vexatIous
difficulties long expsuenced by these who wiKs
The public invited to rspect large and well selected
sck containing variety Of and color; they will
than be able to Judge the effect.
WIN. BACHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer q
Wall Broadway. Removed Broadway.
Please address AMPS IN
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On the Oath instant of Intermittent fever, JAMES HAR.
MS, Engraver Nassau street, aged SO years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this day. o'clock from his late
residence. 27th street and Second Avenue.
Yesterday morning, Of lingering Illness JONI BAu-
MiNo, son Of John w. and Sarah Avery aged 8 years
and months.
His remains will be taken White Plains for inter-
ment from the readence of his parents 90 Roosevelt
street. this (Tuesday) morning, at o O'Clock.
On Sunday, 23d June, at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ, after
painful illness which she bore with christian resigna.
ton CArHARIrE, daughter Of the late Johh Rule, Esq,
OF HALIFAX, N 81 and sister of W. G. Rule of this city
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LATHS N1'ELLIGRNCE.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT
WASHINGTON, Monday |

WASHINGTON, Monday Evening.
The Southern mail, which arrived in this CITY
this afternoon, brought no news south OF Augusta,
Georgia.
BALTIMORE, Monday Evening.
The Western mail has not arrived this evening,
up to the time of transmitting this despatch.
To-day has been clear and comfortable, the
thermometer, however, ranging at 81, at half past
two o'clock. Several military companies were
out on parade.
The -four market was inactive, without any
sales from which to give quotations. State and
city securities were firm, with slight advance in
prices
No other local news.
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Weekly Report or Deaths.

In the city and county of New York. fomhe 18th day Of
August TO the 22nd day Of August 1916.
81 men, 50 women, SO boys, 81 girls. Total 2H.
DISEASES.
Absces 2; cplexy IA: Bleeding, q Burned scaded,
u Casualties, % Cholea nantum 3T Cholera morbus, Il
Consumption, 70 Conyulsiou. as Group /; Debility 81
peirum ,remens piarrhea, 10; Dropsy, propsy in
the head Ia; Dropsy the chest 2; Drowned q Dyseute
v,8 Fever q Fever billions Fever paerpera 2; Fe
yer reinitent 3; Fever scarlet, Fever typhoid, Fe
yer typhus, J; Fever congestive Heart disease Of
HOPING cough, S; Inflammation OF the brain. l.; nh,m-
nation OF bowels, 49, Inflammation of lungs 8; Infamma-
tion Of stomach 81 ILLUMINATION Of throat lnemperauce,
Jaundice Narasmus 10; Measles Old Age, 5; Palsy,
premature birth, Rheumatism, |; sprue. Il Teethins
Tetasus, 2; Unknown l.
Age-under year, Oh to years SC; to s. 10; 5to TO-
~ % to 80 10 30 to 40 IS; 40 To So Is; 50 to CO.
lo so to7s 3; 70 to 80. 4: 90 to 100, l; unknown,
CORNELIUS ARCHER. City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office August "a, 1896
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ROCKWELL s STONES MAMMOTH
INI

u OCKwELL & STONES CIRCUS is creating an in
tense excitement every place they visit their
NORTH and HERR CLINE. eau seldom be seen at the
.a.s linz fer The sun o lwsnyys cents Ia ad on the
and the well known oMn JOHN GossSp he G.mnd
OF America lend their powerful aid The beautiful and
eompshed Female Equestrian. Mrs. GossIN is also q
Perform the oath 25h aud 2eh inst at roronto 27th
Sooksyle' 2sh at Hsmton goth ut 40 Mil. Creek: slst
3D. 4h and 3h, Buffalo; 7h Lockport 9th Medina;
9th at Albion; 10th At Brocsport ih and 18th Roches
great on c"e SHOW
HOWES s. CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.
THIS unrvalcd corps Of Equestrian will perform at
gnt Js S'tn S 18th and 10Th qs Williamsvl!e 9Th;
Rochester 7th, 9th aud 9th September
The Largest Establishment organized in the United
States. comprising l,s Men and Horses recurring Is
&C. The company has it Eight Female eques-
TRANS amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age recently Ma si5lssf lF %A fkFE MAcARrE
sy 81 s, ns5
and WIFI h
ence render this gifted and hghlyeducatsd arse the lead
ing feature q the arena n this country The P!opreor
spectve newspapers of the extraordinary and daring eats
performed by this distinguished , Grtise; ~,
NIXON. and the unappro, chable Clown, D AN RICE.
the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri
nile Of Horsemanshp by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
By hs vhsf s by 4s s ss sy
Cole'S Dogs Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS,
in their elegant Gymnastic Pastures and Groupings, Mr.
nastics by Mr.. Nixon and his sou. Mr. Howes in his NV
thoosca and brilliant Act Of Fancie. OF Pro,eus" Mr..
c. Howcs IN Slack Rope Evolutons. Mr. Geo Sweet, the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF other.
The whole comprising the leading, most talented and
sn,s H0WES & 60 - New York Mammoth Circus