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Ninety -Si2rth Seasf-AglIsstag E1DOse.
Total Losses Paid, :: sSl,2Tl.s72 81.
ETHA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Hartford, Conn.
JULY L. 1897.


50 ARsncies in Al the princiDsl cIlfss az. =
towns IN the United states
Applications for Insurarca viii Is rrguzl'l
attends 10. u. A. LfTTLEIoE 8 CO.
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MIS-. JACKs0N. Dear W1ddnt-It Il With
pleasure that 1 certify to you, that sesins one
of your circulars, which cOutaiued certificates
and Endorsements from the best phys1'ia and
the highest eiic.l AUTHORITIES Of the United
States, cert fying that your oils for the com
DlexiOn and teeth were purely ths oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers. and they warrant IL
wheU used accnrdirE ts directions 70 cure the
worst and NEST difficult cases Of nursing. sore
nous. cauksr Of the stomach, bowels AMI dys
peosfa. For SC ofulOus disorders, when us-ad
both Internally and ext-rna ly,i has no equal
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter. aaspd fifteen months having the Ehoop ng
cough for several nNCnths, accofn unted wltn
what the doctors call wnite cauker, her oouth
aud throat being rri1ly liberated, aud nav
ing tried everything for its relief 1 could hear
Of all TO no purpose, bought one bottle
your oil for the complexion, cal ed " queen
Besz,' went according to the d-rtcu0ns, cld not
use quite one bo;tI- and lam most happy 70
state 90 you that 70 has cared my ch'lt she is
nov as well and he rty a ever she was IN her
life / give you This, my cert jncate, hrDtng you
will pubiish Il, that thousan s OF oIheri Mlo
may be afflicted with any OF the above a1iec-
tfons may At once get a bottle Of your Queen
Bsss" for feel sure they VIII hud in ~ ediate
MRS. Gao. wOLCOTT.
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AGES rs WANTED vale or Female, in every
Town and county Ia theSI nited SJaies, 10 injro-
ducs thls ceieb braied pre3aratl Agsns are
row nsking from $50 TO s203 per month, clear
OF xpenses. ADpHc lions for sgenft les csn he
made for the present to Mrs Jackson, al the
Wbiteuore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth. Memphis; or to the mar u
featuring depot. No ll8 -ixth street. St Louis,
Mo either In person or by letter.
uOg-
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MRS. GhO. WOLCOTr,
Jersey street. bet. 5 Xth and Ssvehth.
MRS. WIN. R. CoLLINs' CERTIFICATE.

HANNIBAL, Mo August p, Is 6.
Wps JkCKsog Dear Nedum I am most
hsppv TO in form YOU that a ter having suffered
more than three Yeas with what some pnysi-
clans all nursing sore mou h. or cguEer Of the
month q, I thr1at 7 tried various remedies
out f0uld nothing u DO me any 90 unit l
heard or your oils for the complexion and
teeth called " Queen Bess." / bought one IL
tIs. went according to direct ms, and am tru y
thankful q say have fouud a permanent cur-
Hnpirg You viii publish this. that other Hoor
sr1ffy reTs may be benefited by it, I remain,
YOurs resnectfully,
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GEO. L. CHASE, President
GEO. ii. COIT, secretary.
STATE OF CoNNEcTTCUT, Z
Gouufv ~ Hartford. r

September ? 1855 Personally appeared
George L. chase. Pres dent, and George NJ Colt
Secretary OF the arti5rd IRE Insurance Com
parT. and severally made oath that the above
Statement by them subscribed, is true, accord
iug 10 their best knowledge and belief
Bafore me. u -. q. SkiLrON.
nOv7 Notary Puolic-
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VN Offering OUR BITTERs to the Southern
! Public, we have no hestaEcy In asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
tlon In our markets. In their dsgisement they
ars purely Southern - compounded with q
.pscial adaptitude to the vsrieus types Of
gtonacic arrangements prevalent In cur
climate.
nisa gentle 'stimulant TO the system aEter
undergoing severe tlinsea-
It's cure for Dyspepsia
II assists Digestion.
1t cares DIarrhea and Cholera Norbus.
ufsa preventive for Chills and Fevsrs-
ills an invaluable companion for person
travelling ST all seasons OF the year.
It's HOxE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
- sold everywhere.
@. H. EBERT q Co.,
Sole Manufactures.
Depot, No. Howard's Row,
eabIs a nemDhts. Teas.
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COOPER BLOCK, Monroe street.
Liberal Advances Made Oh CoISigInGHh.
F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Fac rs
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
27S Frout street, Upstairs.

TN entering upon another commercial yesg,
/ with me experience OF the past, uaught
.-tth the many Weiss iJudes incident 70 q
changed system OF agriculture, and for WhlcD
most or our planters were little prepared, re-
eulting in heavy loss 70 planter and merchant, 7,
~ a a experi rnent tried, we shall adopt rig ID
cash system in our buslness-taking no rlsk
md making our sales prompt upon receipt oI
consi1n ueIlts remitting proceeds with As little
DELAY as possible; bat in all cases obeying ib-
strnetians Of shippers, and using our oest en-
deavors to promote the interest," ol our PalI ms
F,agrfsq RoOe Gunnies, Groceries and Provi-
sio1s are such, that we promise 70 furnish
them at cur lowest mar price, anu make y
through US. than 70 pnrcuase IN person.
Hopinq to receive your patronage and innn'
sHss' AZ IN N - = f. W. IRVINE a 90.
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HERREw CALENDAR.
MASONICDIREOTORY.
1857.

MASONICDIRECTORY.
1887.
LoD6Es.
ArrrRoyA. No. les Meets let Monday In
e-s-v rY,o.iffl ~ OId-Fenov7u' Hall. cor. Court
End Malu. y. B. F0rslef. % Front street,
-. H.. John Bsamlsl, ~scys
BuUrz MENrHE.. No us. M sets "a Friday o.
e-sh n10ata-Hsll. coz. Madison and second.
J. T. seIlars. ", n; BENZ. K Pullen, Sec.
Lena SCOTT, No. 2S2 Nsets lst Friday of each
month Hall. cor Madison anF Secont. John
Ains,ie, " n; X. P; wood Eara, sec. -.
Hksrrr1y. No. 2qa. Meets 81 Friday Of each
rno1ta-oli-Fenows. Hall P. n Stanley,
KTT.-T,Sr,,e. No. SiIyU d. Meets s;h Friday
Of encf m0uth-aA Fr5nt street John !.
- VoEshsln, lld, W 3 3. h rulleu' I'd, sec.
ROYAL AECH.
PESS Chsptsr, No 4 Meets "a Mond5ay OF eaTh
Hnouth-yId-Fe Fellow HslL J0hu Gent, NJ E.
d. p; s. "a. Levy, sec y.
p ASD s. X
E-us-rA C0aucl No. 6. Meets 8d Monday OF
racs mouth-lstG-s ssugws' Hall John ZenL,
IN. Tli-; ~ J. Wiggin, Rec.
THMPEAEs
C,YRExE C,5-rnnandery, So.A Meets sth Mon
day OF each month. John lent, Com; n. J.
WlgEi q, Rec
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
gos FT0rtg S1rsaz-
HEENEs Lodge 81 PerleclCn, 18th No. l.
stated C8u1rnunicztiOns ID wednesday night
on each month. Henry p. Vfsodard, sd, G..
n; Charles n. Carroll IAN, Sec, -
NrrWEAs LOdEe Of Psrfeotlon, 18th; No. 2
Meets an wednesday OF each month. George
Meilersh, S2d, O.. NJ. A. T. Frankland, sd,
,,ssfparA council ofPrinoes Of Jeruraleun, 18th;
No l. Beuf. X. Pulleus sd, Tsrsh.'.i -
- Sec.
CauvAEy CHkPrER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No I.
t-hsrIes " Adams, I'D, NJ. W. f. 7. Tom
Iln.on. s2f. See.
PsTI.TPPr BrPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, 3oth--
Na J. Henry p. Woodland, sd, Comm; (;
william Y. Clrose 82d, Rec.
CoSsIsuoRY or WEsr TENSEssFE- sd. John
AinsIia, 3d.. Comm. in Cbiefi Dodge G.
1arzder, 31i. Reg.
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I.IARII.ITIES
MISCELLANEOUS.

llth-The greatest amount insured in any one
risk is s 0.00U, EXCEPT In special cases.
I2th-The amount injured in any one city,
town or village, depends upon its size,
and nov bella
I3th-The amount insured iu any one block, de-
pends as above.
i4tb--Certined copy Of the Charter Of the Com
pany. as hled heretofore
Isth-Genefal Power Of ttoiney for Agents TO
accept service Of process, previously
GEO. L CHASE. President
GEO. d. CUT, secretary.
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Americans Failing In Disfavor Abrss.

Americans Falling in DisfavOr Abroad
Paris Correspondence OF the New York NeEs.l
The Americans have fallen In dis
favor abroad this year, and there is much
cause for the constantly hard COM
.pleaents Of fco1iTyiers, feBaH1es dc cham
6re, snd other servants. The Americans in
general are reckless, and start on jour-
ney Of months with insufficient means
to meet the great exPens $ Of travelling.
They are ambitious 10 keep up al appear
anee OF wealth, and attempt 10 compete
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INV PHASE OF CRIME.

Articles OF Ag-eement Signed binding
the Perpetrators 10 the Com mission
of tie Deed.
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3 T a II Il M II N II
OF THE CONDITION OF
THE HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ON THE
First Day of July, 1857,
MADE TO THE
Comptroller Of the State Of Tennessee.

Ist-The name Of this Company is tbs HART
FORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY. and is
located at Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL
2d-The amount OF Capital stock ISL 0OO,80O co
3d-The sTOuut Of capital stsek
Maid nm q I
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Solicitor in Chancery.
Architect and Engineer.

rErFfE undersigned would respectfully iu.oru
| his friends and the puBlc that be ls pre-
pSred 60 devote his whole attention % Design
fng P ans and SuperfnteudiaE BuildInE4. WITH
al rnrcz energy aud attention To his patrons
Interest IS he did for the CILy's Interest while
CITY Engineer.
OFFICE-StiIlmau Block, Ssceud and Madl-
son streets. charges reasonable.
J. II. MCCLURE,
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Session opens zOnday, September End
COURSE OF STUDY.

COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST SESSION. JUNIOR CLASS months.
walkers American Law, Kent's Comuenta-
ri6s. Blslop on Criminal Law Carutder's Els
tory OF a Law suit, stephens Pleauings-
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR Glass;
months.
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes anc
Bills, sreeuIeaT on hvi1sBCs.
FIRST sEssl ION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adam Equity
Pleading, ReGheld on Wills, billiard On Mort
gages, Parsons on fsrtneBhips.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
washburn on Real opsrty, Taylor on Land
lord ana Tenant, angel q ABss on Corpora
tons, Story's conflict o. Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, COnkhn's U. ). Treatise.
RecitatiOns and examinations each day at 4
O'Clock. Moot Court once each week and AP-
peiIate Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together.
studeuts permitted 70 enter any Class, 0ut no
Diploma given except to those going through
whole course.
Terms 50 per Session, payable in advance.
Entrance Fee, s. per Session.
Am Students Of Law Can attend free OF charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on KlOcution and explanation cf Latin and
French tschuIcalities by the President
A Arrangements Will Be made TO BOARD anG
lodge 5cudents At IS per month Apllcaiions
sh5uld be made early. selO
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NeFrlmsek Calico at 6E cts.
New TOrk Ai,is BieacHed NusllnS st 1ic.
Heavy Brown DemesIles at cgss
Irtsh PODliRs aL "a cts.
Alpacas at 8 cts.
Linseys at 10 rts.
0snabaFgs at 5 cts.
Dalaines at cts.
1914 White Wool Blank nkets at 90 cts.
aea'S Calf SeWed Boots GE 81 %.
Sens Wax HrOgaRs at IS cts.
WOmeH'z shoes, all sIyle az 10 cts.
C0aIs' spool Thread We throw in.
Sens White Shirts, 10 cts.
VlHESE are the prices that STRAUSS & BLUM
i viii sell their goods al after they COM
meuce their
SELLING OFF SALE,
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Board tR a PriUGte Family.
rT,IIE subscriber having several vacant rooms
7 Ia his residence No. ~ shelby street, will
board and lodge few families.
8. NJ. ASHE
dseSE Once No. 2s4 Front street.
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reviving spirit appears to be extending
over this new population. As the serious
ness increases more frequent instances
occur of falling into q powerlesS situation.
II has been said by Opposers that New
England people would never become sub
jects of this falling work ; they were bet
ter informed. But We begin to have facts
alarming to oppossrA Even some who
thought they were proof against the power
that brought those down who had been
brought up in ignorance, begin to think
they are somewhat in danger. Rode to
Vernon; found two Of Esquire Smiths
daughters, one thirteen, and the other
eight years old, exercising q hope. Saw
another young woman who had exercised
Q hope several weeks past. She appeared
remarkably comfortable with views Of the
glory Of God, in the plan Of salvation by
grace. She often fell when at her wheel.
/ asked her IL she could give any reason
why she fell. She said: When she reflect
I'd on the glory of God there appeared
such soul delight in the discovery, that it
oYercame all her natural strength"
ID. &.
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c INT PERSONAL.

-"In the Shrouds," viii appear next
week
-Work was recommended on the main
Sewerage, up Liberty Street, on LAST
T~nusday.
"A letter from "AIoRETH.7 intended
for This issue, has been un&voidAbly laid
over until next week.
Attention il called to Mr.. A. D.
Webs Local Notice of House and Lot at
Auction, on next Saturday.
The Trunbun County Medical Society
win meet in this place ne1t Friday, 2eth
inst. The Clinic viii be held in connec
ton with It.
Two men named Smith AID Briggs
were Senseneed by the Court on Monday
70 serve several years in the Penitentiary,
for horse stealing.
III you wxns to sell or buy anythin g,
and want 70 know "where to find your
man" seek for information in our "Locsl
Column" or among the New Advertise
menk.
The depth of the mud on our streets
Ohe always been a matter Of speculation.
Wesk was commenced on the Sewer .
few days since, and when the workmen
had dug to the depth of1o3 feet they come
10 dry ground.
We are informed that 3 hne vein of
coal was struck in the Southwest part Of
BrookHsld township, about two weeks
since. By HessrE st. Clair. This vein
measures thres feet. Another vein measur-
ing four feet, has been struck By Mr..
Hugh Love, on his farm in the same
township.
The Trunbull County Coal Co., has
been r~e>sntly incorporated by the Ohio
L~egiSlGture, with a capital of Sl5o.ooo.-
It Is composed of James P. Tilloson,
James CLARK, Henry Hamilton, Albert
ChriEty and Geo. N. Nicholas, Of Brook
field. The territory of the Company is
located in Coshocton Co., o., On the Pitts
burg, Columbus and Cincinnati R. 3. and
Ohio CanRl, and embraces 1000 acres.
i'm q part of our edition flast week,
the names of Hessrs. Rsed & Adams were
accidentally left o. their notice, in the To-
cal column, stating their intention to re-
% their clothing store, after April
FIRST, 10 Main Street. causing It to appear
- though it was our establishment, in
stead Of theirs, that was to change local
ity. We expect 70 be found for the COM
ing year 81 present place Of business
We have Just been Increasing our ia
cilites for job printing, by adding some
Of the newest and handsomest styles Of
type to our assortment Cards, circulars,
hill heads, hsndbills, posters, &c, printed
in good style at short notice. If you wan
tomake your business 'fget up and g'lang,"
slsp on the printing ink.
-YouEe ANERIcAi What shall we
say about iti Why, boys and girls, the
best plan is to buy q copy for Is cents, or
subscribe. II We put . column in type, it
could not tell all the good things it con-
tains. It is the best Child's Magazine
published. Office, 473 Broadway, New
York. $L5o per year.
Mr.. W. A. Taylor. of Liberty, has
two TIRES year old steers, Durhams, one
CT which weighs nineteen hundred and
ninety 1sso) lbs., the other weighing
sightesa hundred QsOo) lbs. Mr.. Taylor
says they Esinsd in weight for several
months, Il the rats Of one hundred pounds
per nOatA. They are nice cattle, and
hard 70 beat.
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Cleveland wholesale Market


SIX P. M.-The market opens for the week
very quiet. and for Wheat and Flour no chang,
Of any importance can be reported
FLOUR-4X spring from No. ! Wheat al
S~l20al2.75; do do from No 2 Wheat at 81. 2s
1900. citV and country brands; Xxx red winter a.
flS,50al5.&s XXX white scarce at Sl5.5OalR2 l
firm and UNCHANGED, Mod
crate sales Of No Milwaukee spring ats. s. Der
bu.hel; No 2dOdo at $2.45.
CORN-Receipts by rail fair and market less
hrm- New shelled from store held az S5as6 per
bushel.
SMOKED MEATS-Unchanged. Sales 1000
lbs. City sugar cured Hams at l5c: ItOJ lbs
shoulders attic; plain Hams held al lie; Bacon
Gtl5e; Dried Beef at pc
BUTTER-ChOice table would briug SGa32e 1;
good to prime Western Reserve roll ZjaZSc.
CHEESE-NO change and markes firm at q
range OF l4alscfor good to eh0ics selected dairy
and flctory.
SEEDs-Clover in good request: sale, l25
nnsh;a at SS-7oPer bushel; Timothy held at g,
PGTAToEs-Dun; Peach Blows held at Goa
CSC BY car lots.
BEANS-Prime white scarce and firm at q %,
S,20 per buShel; common to good 81 OOa2. IS
ALI-tIrm at for 6ne: 500 tor coarse
and g.ound solar OnOndasa and saginaw.
Moderate demand Al 91Sa10. for
city and country rendered.
kLASTEh-Elrm and steady. PoyelPs ST2 On
per ton Calcined Plaster s. 90 per berreI
WHITE LIME-Good demand. Held at ST.
per barrel for Fremont and city.
MATEk LlME-Good supply and market
steady 500 per barrel for 0sSego and Akron
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RARMINETON,
FARMING TOS, O., March q, 1857.

FARMING TON, u, March Il, 1907.
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-A few weeks
since there appeared an article in your
columns, in which the writer among other
affairs Of interest and progress, mentions
the fact that there has sprung up in our
midst the Independent Order of Good
Templars. He says, with sister towns
We have caught the fame that seems to
burn in the heart ofevery Christian man"
Now rejoice at even the appearance Of
progress and certainly at progress in Chris
tianity, but I am sorry 10 say that the
simple fact that there exists such an order
in our town, speaks in unnistakable tones
that Christianity Is at q low ebb. What
1 understand by christianity is that ruls
Of conduct which most nearly corresponds
to that which Christ our great Advocate
followed. Hear him speak in John 1870.
81 spake openly to the world. and in Sc
cret have / said nothing" The whole
earthly ministry Of this great Christian
pattern was ia from being authority for
any secret order. It is plain that neither
christianity, temperance nor morality are
the incentives TO join these secret orders,
they are inducements held out it is true,
but they are only false light houses. 1t
Noo IuC DOh5s "a bOAo VI u bOlQlcIs QQ-
ring the late war, that if they were mem
bers Of secret societies they would no
fare so badly if taken prisoners. Now if
our soldiers were to be screened in this
way, would not rebels find the same fate.
Thus we see that this boast only reveals
the too well known fact that justice is set
aside by this means, and crime unpunish-
ed. It is . remarkable fact that during
the war, scores and hundreds of officers
(chaplains not ~excepted) occupied places
Of trust and responsibility simply from
the fact Of their belonging to secret orders.
Intemperunce lie 3 terrible curse, and we
have reason TO thank God that its scath-
ing, blighting influence is 90 little felt in
in our quiet village and town, and yet
l fear that IL this Order exists long, that
intemperance will sweep us as with the
bosom Of destruction. 1ntemperance is .
social, moral and public evil, and il we
make an open, bold and public resistance
can we not do far more for its suppression
than NJ be done by all the combined eE-
forts Of secret orders? Judge ye.
Yours truly, CARL.
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New YORK Cattle Market.

Recsipts--s.en beeyes. H.su sheep and
lambs, and 14.9n hogs.
There were I,462 cattle in market at Tooth
Etreet this morning, ttking out about go head
primer 10 extra Ohio. Illinois and state beeves;
the balance mostly ordinary TO medium cattle.
For the best cattle there has been some compe-
titio1, and shop butchers paid I19ll1zefor Anew
Of the choicest. For all grades below strictly
prime. the demand is very light, and sales ex-
tremely slow At losing prices The bulk Of the
cattle sold At 149l6c; from l59l5zc was as much
as Wholesale butchers were willing to pay for
fat steers offair qaulity. and the majority of
The proprietOrs of the Tooth street yards pro-
pose to make Wednesday the principal market
day. and discontinue the market Monday and
Observation-Disclosures 179ITke; prime I6@IsXc:
good l5al6c; medium 141Sal5s poor to medium
l3al4c; bulk l4al6e; average price Is; poorest
Eal3c.
SHEEP-The market has been pretty steady
and 6rm throughout the week. and good sheep
2 car loads Cana1A sold in 9th street at l05Sc,
and one car load good State sheep at9Zc; SIX car
loads that arrived late At Hudson City were on
market to-day At Browning'sS car loads ar
rived to-day, mostly good. Market not so active
nor sohrm as Saturday owing to the decline in
wool and wool skins 2S sold atl0e; So at sc,
and bunch common Al an average of SIC. Da-
ring the week 2.48 sold at an average of $50.
and l.O3 at an average of S7sSS; At Hudson City
S,IoO SOLD At average Of SIsz. and AZ COnmuni-
paw 3OOS sold at 8H99Hc.
HOGS-The demAnd has taken all offered At
saS1zc; there were 400 hogs on the market to-
day. The best were selling atS1 ss1Ee TOR rough;
7Ha7zs for prime. City dressed PORK selli. z AZ
lgIaly1zc, and hrm.
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strangely Changed.

No matter in what direction we turn cur eyes,
we are impressed with the fact that this is in
deed 1orlc OF progression. The man Of mid
die life has only TO go back to his b0yhood days
and follow each progressive step in Arts aud
sciences. up to the present time. when he will
almost exclaim-ko more room for improve
ment- Perhaps in no one thing. has there been
greater Improvement than that of travelling,
ss the old stage coach mode ofconVeyance of SIX
miles per hour. eontrasted with the broad gauges
and slr-lines ofto-day. But of { line arts We
grandparents that those black "pronIss" hang
ing on their kitchen walls. or the dingy old
painting stored away In their garrets, were
intended to represent life, aud Kive satisfaction
in their day. We eIclaim-"SuanSely changed"
Progression seems inevitable, and It's marcn on
warI And upHArd- For an example, the people
are not satisfied with common photographs Of
the day. but have 10 go TO Rice 9, No. Is, Market
street. and get his best. lie takes an interest in
the business and can please. This Is why they
so to him. kICE-Arist'
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The sunaay echooI coaeert

Don't forget it on Friday evening"
We dropped In during rehearsal on Mon :
day evening, and were surprised and de-
lighted with what We saw and heard
We venture to say that no one who has q
taste for music, and loves TO see children
happy in q good work, but will consider
himself doubly paid with the entertain.
meat to come ofon Friday evening. We
have rarely heard anything sOgOOd 81 the
singing Of the hundred Snd more young
Hoices. At the rahearssl.