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, 1869-07-25

Thr 1t,h day ot Jny IL commemorative Of Nt.
Hxtthh, !" To seetna to tAsu ehe po4t OF nny .t,Ay
day IL u tue effect ihai, ~ rau1 or i ann vi, th,,
lsth u July, thrrn viii be a conEnuo4s round of
wet ot ~, asashet foF foft{ tlaI. ensuing. Tho
n ewith'u's Day. II thou do+t raiH,
foE fntty da}. l, will rusnsln:
1t sH!lhinh ba5, i thol bu far,
AZ cAFlanatiou Ut eho Above tetAa ina br found
In Tbs uld IrgcA1 ol St. Hwlt1i2 wha waA IIIshnp
.! Mthchsa'er. eAusil1 notta foe hlt uptxhtneka
tc buried IN the cnurch.y yar,!, sni nut In THIS
chuSrh. IilA Frlueat WAN conpIlon with, auit AtA
Ieuatna rrI1uari III the neglected st'at until nbout
ftihusc lheul within thu church, With much roznp
md ccEenuny- When thu: 1nnoxa! was ais3ut tn
cnptInucd forsy Gays saccexsiyely. Tn,s Y Is con
sldctetl By the inoAk+ u warning sfom heaven,
and, Instead of disturbing his sen,s1ns. chupei
WAS erscttl nyer his Krast, ~ which, II IL suaI,
many s1tuuisAIpR tntr7elex, WeIe nerfDrut.t
Nenca the prnpartdc caaracter IN reference io1ho
condition of the wraihes for tie ensuing. alx
authority.
sw,thin, Or s.nnup, 1t appears from RELIABLE,
ter, tpstsnd, about the Jc.sr svL In aaa SrItSlu
Wa appointed Bishop vi the See u Winchester
aud held thai position witn credit, anl,nE great
asout h6a, leaving objections that he shouid 10
o. the north SIDE d Winchester Church mNis- lis r.
n&lnA HeFn removed on the 18th Of Juy, III. l4a
years after hts death. He u caled a homemade
taint, " not hnrtug been canon,Zed bY tne Pope,
s. Heisri u siso tie "a fa,ny lid dsy .aot OF ths
French. wnlle In Belgium they have one called St.
GodslEyc. In Germany a character or this dcs-
1afoftunase1s fer te 20 ed % lespna seHa mae'efeoaoge
Al Gleen~ tcn. England, for \ term Of
yetts, prove u to be ueceitfu and unreliable, no
1win rain nac nal,.''
, 1869-07-25

The -4dennet. . advises parcnts who
g. would not truin up child to idiocy TO
give it some stronger meat than the ''good-
ittle-boy-who-loves- ves-histeache stories got
up by the religions publication societies for
the Sunday Schools, That is right. Healthy
children have capacity Of hearty inaggina-
tive receptiyity which makes the period Of
youth, from the tenth to the eighteenth
Year inclusive, an admirable period for
sowing the seeds of q sound and buoyant
interest in life, hopeful and charitable
discrimination in Judging Of human nature,
and especially proper caution and sense
In comforting their affections upon the oppo-
Rite sex. No instruction on these points is
gircn ly tho pulpit, and little OF none by
the parent. Much Of what Ia given by our
novels and romances, whose special prov
ince it is to impnrt it, may not bo Of the
best. but much Of It, also, Is of the very
best Tho avidity with which young poo
pie seize upon and devour what are called
love stdaies il a healthy eppetits. Tho
very first and most Important event In the
Life Of young man OF woman is love
story. AJ"ur pas he1a may irreooverab,y
mas the whole life Who, that smiles over
tts drst lore u ThackerayIa rendaania for
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- &c doub, tie population Of the West
III South Sides Ct our city fully appreciate
Ii degrec q .mnturity already attained by
nj ,coln Park, CT tho tide Of pleasure
Il kess setting toTard that delightful
IN athing-place would be greateE. Though
- than fourth Of the entirc grounds is
2r .amented o, reduced to tho approved
p X style, We cannot say That this circum-
q nee dir.inishes the interest, beauty or
:: Il ne OF the park, especially as play
Iu .und for children. The undaiahed por-
IL Of the grounds formerly, and still in
ftt I, occupied by the cemetery furnishes rs
r II .;al ah4de, as bracdng air, and nearly
,-m agreeable wa1ks and drives ea
n more finished portion. Eighty acres
5(c he north end have been improved 10 IA,
&C. To furnish Ill needed drives, wnlka,
sse cnswa.d, tees, artificial roFing-ponds,
ia q considerable eminence as lookout,
W ich commands view Of the park, the
* c and the city. In these reapecsn, This
n, ton of the park may compare in artistic
II .ct md natuxa scenic beauty 10 sous paris
Az, The Nev xork Central PAfk Il LEX.
, 1869-07-25

4defs in evidently a purpose TO push tho
Lasa!lo street tunnel through the Common
Council. 1cgnrd!ess Of consequences The
ring Aus demanded it, mud tho ring will
lnve it. The co nnittee Of tho Council
hAs, M we anticipated, reported at lnrKo
upon tho superior advantages for II tunnel
Of street Of 10 feet width to ono Of 1oO
fcot. VIC repeat tho figures, and lenve Tho
public to judgo Of tho barcfaccd inpu-
dcncc which inhia:a upon locating tho tun-
ncl at 1@nSulle street: Whole width Of
street, ~ foot; width OF tunnel appruach
from c4snr1,n! Hitlca of wall, ~ feet; width
Of thch roaawny on sido of
tunnel, ~ feet, Total, tunnel md ron,l-
Ways, "a feet. lte1nain.ler fur two
sitlrv alhH, IL feet. Deduct for aroas, ur e,i-
tfanrth to hasutupnt Htorus, 1 fers. Net
Npncc fur sidewalk, s feet, or y feet Oh each
s,tlt u tlIc strrct.
1h.ae arc the nctual measurements, mud,
TINT proposition hcing necessary for certain
PURPOSES, Cur Mayor aud minority of tho
Gn,ucil intend to yoto it through. Wo
suppose it III useless to resist what 1,4s been
furconlnined by those who rule uH j; but, il
the measure be successful, no member Of
tie Council shall hereafter be permitted to
rlcad ignorance of tho results following his
vote.
, 1869-07-25

Afouf . ytAr Hnd hall Aeo fuEar W1s ctrcu-
hted in p1rts to tho eject lhxt the beautiful aud
aeeompttshed vie q Ernest Feydeau, one Of the
mo1 poPlhr ndyEllSts OF France, han stolen q
yc1 yaiuahae h1ndkerchlef AZ Fa1tslau { ' goods
store On the bouleyarus, in the conet-loases,
eFeH ae1e, me tunnr spread iike W1d1re, the
lad, IN question beng Well known IN thA A,sto-
cratic circles Of the capital. Eha and hsr hnsnand
hid been limited to the ba1ls II the TuIlfneS end
been ere1JHhese Hessed With the hiRnest Mating
thn. So the Acantalmongers OF fatth haf3 no
s~seter no1et To run undef their tongues, -rne
newsr aperH however, treated tho amir nth con-
kdetahle prudence; theJ n1entloped no ntdaes bne
20 orc one .as ~ ,En@nt q them. Next day Hness
9tAling thai his wtfe Ind beeu ho cf1fTjT n nit
81, he proprietor Of . DRY gootu sto9p md 90
Hee oncsf nat1ng appeared u his house snd cslfed
Upon " Wlte 70 denana thu rest1Ea:sou Of coss,
hand1sIshset, ;nhca thaI bad charged her wiah
having puro!ntd flon1 his atnreA ia added thst
~ ~ 5 msfeh49t ri. y 9s3aa h.a tesdy been sued
mt md The honor Of The lady Wis renabilItstcd.
SInnaf aaat1 efr matters Of every day otcuI1enne
tai!ons aelea Of the highest sristoe1auy Nufu r.
ieeteo @ wth the mama q akealin9 q NE d1 Soocs
soms Il ~. ICY e. ent ssssss1 a1a * % risos".
naupes thss Nhrnr1er tnny steal snytotR2, t1a
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The Democratic party have another
chnuc- to make some wretehed capital for
their party. Governor Palmer has tecog-
nized volunteer military company, CON-
posed If African citizens. aud has directed
TINT they be furnished muskets by the State.
The members Of this company are citizens
of the United Stntes, md citizens Of the
State Of Illinois and it il too late now, nf-
ter using them as troops in time Of war, to
question their right to bca1 arms as other
citizens. Governor Palmer has taken the
proper course to prevent demngogism on
both sides Of this question. He hns rocog-
nized the company and granted them arms,
End TINT is IN end Of tho natter.
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theJ have learned to love and admire for ita truth
nnd it, beauty. II ths .ew!sh 1sce had no other
clxina upon the gratitude OF tho world, II might
point with prlde to the Eijsh. " The Hymn OF
l7a,se," tns t.st. Psuly and tho Midsummer
Nights D1eatrf Of Felix Mendelssohh: and TO
Il The uugueno'a, n :" Robert Le Diable." Semi:
ramide. /" and " Ia Propheto' Of G!acot1o Meyer
beer. But tbelr literature and AT Ge not eonnned
10 tcc1e two names. They hare spiuoza In phloso-
phy; Lesa,ng IN poetry; Piestner In theology;
Mannhelmex IN puiplt orasorJ: Wtszenhausen Ia
uathtmattct; IT, Beer and Stern In astrunouy
Bloch IN lcihyolosy: vaienttn IN physiology ;
Ili,scnfe1d tn an1tomy; Auerbach, Grace Aguilar
mud Juics Jsnin in romance and ctl,cism: Rachel
on the stage And nalevJ aud Hertz yet llrc sdorn!
ing whatever they touch In music The best
artiss4, vocal or Instrumental, upon the btAgo OF
TO-DAY sre Jews Their past history, from tho days
Of the Psslmiat down TO the eighteenth century.
presents IN array ot namca unsurpassed In phllo-
toph'cal aud historical oFe IN the face Of the most
bitter wrfecutionA And pavaua has Richard
WeVrert
, 1869-07-25
For The SUNDAY TriluAz.
- Nnk<s1

l 4AA%'
By BARTON.
DID y Oh ever TT, to stop and think
v hat Wundfous thtoga &rr done n!ta Ink"
HoF virgin paper. white as anow,
IL changed by It's d2sk and rapid noN:
That there TIM tracks. 70 fainuJ seen,
Win here, and there, kI1zcc be$8ccn-
AFr With mtEhEy meaning fracght-
The footprints Of IMMORTAL thought:
Do you ever dream Of days gone BY,
OF the flashing Light IN 1onr toJt&h ere,
A. you read 'slhose lines, trum that iovclr maid
How the crimson fush fEum JOLT cheek Old fade,
And JDu stlDve 70 check that In vxEu RneE,
but IN feArs MoEo yon found relief;
hut would VOC, dear hoy, for moE eut think
IhA3 ehnnrr WAS wrought BY !" 11ppS Of lnE.''
Tou remember well that sad, Esd day,
When they boEa our nother 1aF AraJ:
Lad her 70 rest In The silent tomb,
How our hearts were 1iIcd with deepest gio3u.
Thoec little xtfts she cnyc rs thefr7
On her DYING bed That tcss Of hair"
ring and chain with lH golden Ink,
And those treasured worus " IN lines Of IDk."
Has the world a'er thought Of the lettered page,
That tells tts history from age to age:
OF the grind old spoes, renowned of yare,
The mighty nat1ons. gone bcforT
OF pEdt that a1led th1i patriot 4 breast
Ine salnted DartJrE, gone to rrst,
Heroic deeds and thouXnn xuhi1ue-
Born but to Tive Throughout n time!
Stay, do not sutla when Jou read this th1ouch
II 20 much dtpe0d3 On this cuxous etu6,
It's strange t1e4e ne'er has been enough
To supply tha Mxut and stop demand.
And oOod the world, Cn sea 1ud t1ndt
t4TfAt CAN'T be done while people think
And Tine rolls on, We must haye Ink:" go
, 1869-07-25

Under the sbote title, Richard Wagner, thu D1-
vns1an musical madmAn, has recently published a
pamphlet Oiled vita tho Erosseat abuse OF ihe
Jews, not only In their relations TO music but also
to art In general md 10 Christian civilization.
That excellent musical periodical, the Sts Fork
Httfiy E<ri*.. is publishing translation Of thus
srma1labIe document Ia tnstaluentk and It's ap-
pearancc IN this country WILL undoubtedly ,cause
quite A. much sensation hs 1t hAs IN Europe,
where the luckless composer OF ''Tnnnhauser p
and Lohcngrtu :" has bcsa utsyaily ovtr@he1ntd
BY the repIiea II has el.cied. Wagner !ncorpo-
rates In na pamphlet the &ahstaoea OF an article
bitterly assalung the IeEt. which wN published
eighteen yea1s since, aud then seeks to thow that
his recent rersceuucus h1Fc grown ouI OF this
publication, aud thai hla enemies IN Gesnany,
France and England arc banded together
against him. II is useIcss to deny that the
pamphlet Is = remarkably vigorous one in the case
he makes against tie Jews; but II 1ssne v,gor OF
prejudice, OF bgotJ, and In many cases. OF fal4o-
hood. Aendelssohn and NeycrbreF nre singled
out II the special objects Of his spleen Their
nugic is denounced u pas1sonless, e1preAs1ouless
and meaningless, and onlJ travcsty CD the uusl-
czl forms Of Beethoven md Bach. It Is almost
incoDprehenslbie how man lie Wagner, tacon-
HpveslihlT possessing mrstcl gen1nA. although
perverted from it, tine mission and wasted IN
chaotic notmngs, could have mAde such whole
sale fA.u1caiions. It Is equally incouprehcnsiott
whJ he should have singled out this nationality
for inch Al exhibition Of rancor Aad haired II
he has provoked storm Of indignation about his
CAT It Is no more than be Ehould hare expected.
The libel NAs too &troc1cus to pass unnotlced; md
the yignt and u1antnity With which not only
The Jews but the critics and EuNcA1 writer's Of the
whole Christian world hare come 10 the cefence
OF iMcndelssohu, only shows IN Whit esteem the
great composer OF " Etiah- il held.
He MaJ admire the muck with which Wagner,
, 1869-07-25
THE PRINCE AND THE ACTRESS,


Faris tiuiy i cyr7s-,sndene. u he LenIor Court
. rhr announcement n, ,he s,p,n.rhtY,o rrccen,.
t,on b. tho mpess fally 9i Of 1pssss o. ,se a..
r.aee q pnfe Loul. q Bsrsi4a vNn .as eesutifnl
If X. Pr1 ~ 5asts TGe e,.'s s,n =. tac M fs
q 1bsrs ~ NJ y" ~.
~ uta rr,i,1e e. hrcoms In ta,x 1r e1erT ~.
GSartfs". * il x.sope Tae5 -, in tho tssii.': he1e
~ 10 r,atTtsra 4hs sti1rv Snnns,.fcS Yin hnr
1t,t ~ av tx .nd eonrtshln rinS ro,nan.. r ms
sno"Rn " ,.a,,,s,,tx H. h.ae, III, 1ei ~
y III to-s,1tt,,t ~ III si.sirrt,nn r. tnut ,an.,
III ~ ssaSsi statc q ioye aai dei~seS :srS
Iii. Mnn,ri sshH ts,t n;y.,.rM h,. ~ ,,,,.,,',
~. er. r,,'. .,n III ~ 49, v. M a..
shsn.ttn, aIa H. II -" !Ts n"n 1ctlauHs M W
s"eM.sa, iaot sonsasErM 81 tno ioa, !osoiI
HusilaH ~ 'setnany. het !fAnI} DcihH ot tnu ltu0
Sism ,3rr. ~ pes.i!aF aif,as t, trar!.t y ~
atatF tunhtFf-FulAsm ha9r IN to1S sttkf 'fRa'nss
H!anut tae &Naictt l4hKu " aHaHfa. -F9!n Ruhs.-
llse'ifA'shfa cotn.AaAlon Ia3lEatn "a !Ao lAHrt
.sc.i u ,'stnfr h "'t'loat iml*.ihr to nnniucn
~ se!n, ~ msein: ~. ~ 1na ns"rsst eartta!Ih:
tr"!n an alt a'',i raln'nteU Nhilc. AMl ryrafpws
,,l',n AZ sh's 1na't" tt!sh MI iIanrrkslon On ihs
hpslt " nhh" t',ts that sr.s tho !uohent 70 lfas
s III ~ III H. ~ wnrsn t % q III" 'a,sc !n ~ @ towi @ , n
Mttl'el w. s3llaat ~ aeiouco OF nnf Fotntatont
hh3 n"aru ~ "s taaHonAntitJ MsaFci
e!Mse N n'ey IL ~, " ersn na ~. , Ma
tnai Vas ~ uu q Il. ' poxur . 10 COZ cea,rs:. Nv
1i!shc9 q tno htAtis ~ nucn waa c1necle!
VI hlua y 9,s lam,S; ~ thhs uan sl!r: M Asnasi
,, Maa ~ uta hap!t 2! wearing sc!sst COLA! VIII
cssh o!hafnttten ~ s,nXfc near o. 9scat valaes
Mhltn b.! keen Presented to hrr ~ tno kinE at
na1ony, y an ~ ptues - AurtI - anPe VI s"eCeaa
N ny o"soM q! hsr Ioyal anattrss ~ ha.i tla!o
wna eo'a tna,Sa thls sloc!e pSast SMh rs snan5
m n1 nsa o mmd nc r., aae
, 1869-07-25

shop-keepers immediately send e their husbands
| ste a1wsys promptly settled. Tha either dsy
me <. and her daughter, TWO siistoelatio lad!es
Une of the ricfka Ut tlIJ goods atore. where tha
moJeu,cpta Of the TWO hdles had repeatedly ap.
Pesred very singular md suspl;.ous, 1ottced 1hat
from htr mother and concealed bolt OF six, sew
eniJ.0ye metres long, under her cloak. Tha TWO
isdiey we're taken to pirate room, where they
Wefe fearched, and tho daughter convicted Of
fhtfr, At the request OF the merchant the house
Of the mother wis searched, auti bes'les m4ny
0ooIs belonging 10 the merchant, the police lound
been said to have stolen. Mother and daughter
were released on ball, nni made nlste to leayc
rnrx
, 1869-07-25

The Cape Standard Rtsef the following acrount
ofthe huge Af!'ean d1stuond:
weets teen 1ne saf Of the coiopyEthe star Of
South At,1cA'-4e!onstnEt % the Ae4n1- Altenfeld
Esos. Of Aups Ten, @ ~ htAaoSsy Valued 1t fton
esps J. rosS :e in w he nFeaEe; R5gs, as:R s.
8 our readers hare heala, i i tas iatenstoG q
By this lorfnghts nail Id sner sattsfying tks
cuueelty Of Port Elizabeth. and rendering yery
znateusl se1.,ee to one Of tho u,nst deserving H.
ooxza the tell Tor lss deat1natson- o. Msa.
~ ~ ,Eg'3 @Ss13fpg; soo9 M aIseF ne. steam-
semtaly, md tne lowe1 room Of .he ',pn1a! nnna!
EetctA Exchange. H11ldlnx hzJtnz been ktndfy
M lent @ ior .ne patPose, Hza exhibited On We1nes-
charge Of Is "a per heatto F1aitna. auu :the mn
9s;os1t s9s!st3 ats1.
na1ass,: vas m .oolecs loz = ,:tas I n.
n eezuSanoa S7Ia r.. a. many cartons ctxenA II
ns1lhancy a1e 9aquestionable. Witoin ia sealed
Rlass case. encoa,13 JET k,aa1lctc czxe In uf1tk,
the precious oo}eet la1 snux In velvet IN tha MI
Epeetor. .n Police Who had two other officers at
NJ tlhoWs httdts oue each 1T khs timer snd uuter
doofs, vhae lhe SECRETARY Of The Chamber Of Com
4ttange1oeass, the diamond that II 10 Hattle ".
GfegGJ and cenTinca Nj. HaE.y Emanuel Looked
qntte e{aM TO lis ntsEon- Speaking plainly. u u
spoaeR serfaee. though irregular outline: ml aa 20
INV % det1et IRON th7 Talnt Al dis1 N&nt aosa
sss s2pe,s s:tss xs1 es1s
hi e1en sqe Is iss}a@ed ioI
ssaGSsa W. ~ 1ae 20. On IA
aeatand. Is iss sL On THURSDAY. tasouzh tho
s seafstsSB .So1a e. ad ,le RTchsuSas oua d na t.
Whxu ths sun Of - - I'd Mn4 t4ken~" 81. -
, 1869-07-25


MEE. Manning Ia appointed Liquor Agent q
P,tteneld, Maas-
bonner wants to buy tho American Girl trot.er
Hc oEers 3:u,0no.
John &. SAKE 1T going to California With Ice
tnfc On " French fo'ks Rf Home
t'ae o. the sons Q! inc sieefoy Of Egypt vi
BLof1i5 We entered as a s'udcn! Q! pxIord m
| Du!"e1 u very lhufm, and IL a"
| a1c Willow oi tic late Bail t!uchea Tie eculntor
Ans recci, Cd p,s8e OF IT. 900 fruu, t1is nmrcru
II Il said That Rochcfort, wealthy himself. ncr,
mills his father 10 live In poverty.
eTatc, the Madrid bull. fighter; expecting 10 dto
fEotn hls last wound, made Ills WILL leaving over
al61."n. ......
An Austr'nn editor wna recently 1ued ngo ror!ua
for calling AnafoW johnson tho most corrupt
scounsrcl In America
Ceneal GArlbaldl Is said 10 hare iutinated to q
.neaa ~ INC Norm o. England thAi he VIII visit
''1l .onn'i' an1inR tne pfesen1 5af'
'onn F.ua1t DIAN "no has pecn LOT eoHc tlue
!N1't' "ns nAn hnh1l' attack VI cnolcfs- ont ~
~. o.snts % oa' O! ,aoRrt.
hen.5 lio"lAoa ano ans hA1e laslor. Of New
aofks nave e1oPcd aaa Rot married Tie lnty Ia
, 1869-07-25

uhilef lne general turn ot "hi>nT11HB
there hhA grown into oountnunob Ut Lto
years practice which Ia essentially wnn-
ton slaughter Of birls, to which no gcutle-
man should lo q party. Though "xpoyt-
ing il not now Il term descriptive of any
very high order of management, get cvcn
TINT il degraded by being applied to pigeon
shooting ns practised by the professionals.
The proceeding IL to collect number uf
pigeons, nud t,luce them mngly or in pairs
in trap. An uble-bodied man, who ought
to be engaged in some reputable business,
1trnds few yards distant from the Trap,
with q loaded fowling-pieoo. ono Of the
slowmen pulls string, which opeus the box
in which tho pigeons arc, and by spring
the Qua or two birds ARE thrown Hi1 feet IN
the mir. The nun with the gun Ahoots them
bcfu1e they Gun Hpread their wings for flight,
ind that is chilled "sport :" and men who
rute themselves ns gentlemen applaud that
kind Ut thing as m evidence If skill, and
"a scientific use Of the trigger" Il is q
libel upon skill it is q lisgraoe to the
sportsman, and shame elcss destruction Of
living binds for tho mere purpose Of
whced1ing q few gveenhorns into
lets. If the law does not apply
TO and prohibit such proceedings,
there ought to be sufficient nlanliness
among the spectators to hiss such s'sport-
ing from the field To tie one hundred
birds BY their feet in line along d fence
rail, and call it skill for man to shoot
them all III hundred shots, would not be
more disgusting exhibition than to shoot
the same one hundred birds aa they are
thrown out OF trap, aud before they have
an opportunity to fly. The mau who would
be guilty Of such proceeding ought to be
well paid to compensate for the shame he
ought to feel. The famous Captain Scott,
who WIS told by the coon that it WAS un-
necessary to shoot, was perhaps the most
accomplished 1ideman that ever lived in
this country; but Captain Scott WIS gen
tlemnn and would have resented an invita-
ton to shoot at one hundred living birds,
thrown in succession from trap. Cap
tain Scott would frequently display
his skill by shooting ut three or half a
dozen potatoes thrown into the air, and
sending the one ball through all Of them.
That wns skill; that WIS scientifc use of
the trigger, and was relieved Of the shame
less and disgraceful slaughter Of life.
| II that portion of the community who
tolerate this pigeon shooting by their pres
enca ut the exhibitions, aud who think there
is my skill in shooting at M object thrown
si1 feet in the air, will substitute potatoes
, 1869-07-25
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1YRxR 70 r1TI kCrhChrlRs!
ally drtirertt. Sunday tacEr7Eal1 cents Ftf "tE1s
All, DELL, e.rd SUNDAY rHcLruEn..3O rtnh PIT weck.
Addnrs TRTBUSE COMPANY.
, CL,IAsa, III
, 1869-07-25
the WORLD OF AMUSEMENT.
The Ecclesiastical Court,
With Some Thoughts About Canons
Words.

In Comparison with Deeds.
, 1869-07-25

Why He Must Move On.
, 1869-07-25

which this .upalp1blc lncen1e IS created at Ger
tain veil known drugcts, bat It Is 1oar own good
taste TINT Hui eEoke the charm OF IL prcaeuce.
Perhaps AaeAst powder At Is cent? and q an
OUNCE vii Eu!s Jouz potpose, or that exquisite
Chinese Bouquet, OF se1bens, or cologne with 4
dash Of nnnak In IT. ano Ioo want 10 pot 1t Oh your
hzndkefchtef tho day before {ou use 1t, and fold
It away In your dress Of aEnonz year undG-csothes
or With your hat and glorca In powder you Will
mud What Jou want In reIfet chalk, or Opera
Pra1lIne, or Pestaeh!o S0L or Tale Sopeshne.
Mother-ot-Praf1 Cont toilet poEde1, or
come other. equally famous DO no, advocate
the use Of any ol these things, for think II Is
deceptive beauty, kaai which washes od; but since
ladies viii use them, let them ges the best. Nor
xtll any Of those mention permanently inlure
The kkin Il used wiki discretion hase seen L.
dies use them 20 tightly ind stIn such good eject
thas ! could not = end 1t In my
heat to condemn them. A1y more
th1n would for using Lubints French soaps.
winch btznuiJ ths ak.n rs veil Only, dear lsd!ea,
do use taste, and not crowd On soage, vinegar
md meen fun 20 thickiy thu. a1yone a1uas the
stteet can ten you 4sc painted.
And now. ooa1a to little matter Of M ovu.
Some individual atsntnz hln1selfD. G. E hos seeu
1t to dispute ny ktncintut tbat white cotton has
hight md wruug sIde 70 u, and, with mora en-
ergy than courtesy, prpceeds to refute The ideA
yeFJ well: IN very willing to learn and Riad to
acknowledge IA error, and Il, as he sa5A the cot
ton 81 run oTe1 cJltuoeE, rcd hnx, md the tuk1
III taIen %, II unss b that both rides arc aAke.
! Away had the lmp1tkRtoo th1S eot1oo had TWO
hdes, md I know that many otoeu have; bus
they can nox tear u r1odnt1, and let neT xnow1-
edge take the place Of tradition. But In regard to
New fO1E Nils, WamSutt& And 1nLndAe being
STANDARD goodx maintain that they a5v, and Gao
=psovs 1t 1t tho counter ot F1eld Lkate9, cxFDon
4Ffuf and othtt prominent hoeses clerk