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MYSTIC PARK RACES
The Unfinished 2:32 Race and Team
= Match Of 1000 Decided. ~.
W. H. Allen Winner Of tho Former and Honest
s. Allen and Mate Distances Susie and
Mate in the First Heat
BosroN, Oci. la, 1871.

Bosr0N, Ocf. ia, 1877.
The races at the Mystic Park, interrupted BY the
rain were resumed this AFTERNOON. The weather
was very nne, but the track quite heavy In consc-
quence OF the large fall OF rain during the last two
days The fame OF Honest Allen - . trotter with
running male, and the desire TO see him ana the
speedy little mare Susie trot race with runners,
called out large attendance the unfinished race
OF the 1882 class OF horses was called first. and In
this Lottery, Denmark, w. II. Alien and Clarence
were the starters, the first two having won two
heats each ana the last two one each. The hackers
OF Lottery had every confidence IN their horse and
kept him the favore In the pools the New YORK
party having considerable money on him In the box.
Seuenth Hedf.--Allen took the lead at the turn,
but Denmark headed MIN at the quarter, Lottery
third Allen falling back by break. Lottery went
to Denmark's wheel on the upper turn. Clarence
was third at the head OF tho stretch aud prepared
to contest the heat with Mace and Pnrer. Half way
down the stretch Denmark broke and Clarence out
trotted Lottery, winning the heat by length In
length In 2:27H. tea t.
Eighth Heat-Lot cry took the lead, with Clar-
ence and Denmark both In the rear on account OF
breaks Allen kept very close TO Lottery, and on
the homestretch gave him the go-by, beating him
out a head and shoulders IN 2:29. $50 .fN ~.
Ninth Hedi-Deninark was now q favOrie In eh0
pools yet bat little time, however, was given i0r
pool payers 10 gel square. On getting the w0r9
Allen took the lead, followed by Lottery, Denmark
third and Clarence fourth. Allen leu al the half,
and although Lottery did his best he could not
carch the leader, and Allen won the neat and race
by half length In 2:27. The following IL q
67 SUMMARY.
Mystic PARK. BOSTON, Oct. 10 and 13.-Pufso
81, ,0Oo for horses that never beat 2;2, mile heats,
best three IN hvc III harness 500 to hrst, 500 70
ND third hOrae
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clerk. of Onion Adam. & Co., esz Brcadw.y.
Collections nfade By Various Interests,
Some Of Which Appeared il Previous

meeting OF the hat cap. fur. hat trimming,
straw goods, millinery nower ana feather import
ers manufacturers and jobbers was held at the
eGce OF Thompson, son 4 CO.., 50 and 81 Howard
street, on the l1th Of October, for the purpose Of
subscribing and collecting funds from the trades
above named for tine relief OF tine sufferers by the
caamitous rre In chicago on the night OF october
and the succeeding day. The meeting was largely
attended and mach enthusiasm for immediate relief
Mf. George ]. Perry was elected Chairman; John
II. Weber,. secretary; Thomas A.. vyse. !r.,. Trea.
Eason Ke1 tof Keith srosI O. Williams '1ai toi
Fitch, Williams Col, D. B. Fisk t0f D. B. Fisk 4
Coz and N. Gtmbel tof Gimbel q L0wensteinh all
OF Chicago, be appointed committee TO dis,rl-
Dute the amount to be collected. First. to those
sufferers oy the nre who were more immcdiaieiy
II any. to such as they may deem It In their wis
dom advisable. WhereupOn the sums below shown
were subscribed BY the following named firms and
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nIisceIlaneous Contributions.


The Williamsburg Sangerbund have donated 800
to the chicago sufferers and propose giving more.
Olive Leaf Lodge Of OF o. F. have give $500. Ara
rat Lodge $50 and Edward Williams $5o-maklng In
all $500 from Greenpoint On the Eagle suDscrip-
tion roll sos was entered yesterday for Chicago.
Greenpoint, In addition to the aforementioned
donation. raised $l.s0O at meeting Of the
residents Of that locality on thursday evening.
Stella Lodge, No. 4S5 OF f. and A. NJ, has sent for
ward So, 900. The Navy Yard employees have largely
contributed from their earnings to the sufferers.
committee Of three gentlemen, selected by the
Aldermen OF the several wards OF Brooklyn,
have been appointed In each ward, TO
solicit subscriptions from their neighbors. The
residents or Willow street, Brooklyn, have
forwarded by express 75e articles or clothing and
blankets. Messrs. COfee Rice, Of Boerum street,
have offered 70 donate the receipts OF the sale OF
their wares for four DAYS next week toward the
charity OF the hour. The Tabernacle PresDytcrtans
or Dr.. De Witt Talmage's church are getting up,
goodly parcels and boxes OF warm wrappingS Tor the
BROOKLYN SALOONIsTS.
8 Montgomery OF No. 50 Court street, VIII donate
the recelLts OF his saloon on Wednesday next to the
fund, and Will send the proceeds to Mayor KalD-
neisch on the following day. IL Is expected that
other liquor dealers Of Brooklya Will follow his
QenerOuS example, ~ tf k .NttIt4ahM9 NaAt
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HODOKES AID FOR CHICAGO.

Que OF the grandest concerts given In q long time
is TO be held at Odd Fellows Hall this evening By
the members OF the Harmonic Cluo In aid or
the Chicago sufferers. Professor De Grand Val win
preside. Tickets are q dollar each, and crowded
house is expected. AT the same time mass meet
ing, called by Mayor Schmersahl will be held close
by. Wagons were driven through tue city yester-
day laden with provisions for the stricken city. A
bliardst IN fifn street proposes to devote all the
object .
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JEROME PARK RACES.

Third Day Of the Fail Mecting-ProbabIs
Starters In the Six Evcnts-vool seliins
Inst Might. N tf4a, ~ atH srrH'ss
To-day is the third Of the Fall Meeting at Jerome
Park. Six events are set down to be decided and
these anticipated 10 be struggles OF the grandest
nature. The wind and sun have done mucn during
the past two days ro put the track In good condi-
tion SO nothing Is lacking, II the weather continues
fair, to secure day OF much amusement ~ ft
The opening race will be tne Annual Sweepstakes
for three-year TWO miles. The probable start
ers will be Monarchst, BY the Sea, Joe Elliott and
Dennlson Crawford's entry.
The second race is for purse OF 5000, one mile
ana three quarters. There will come to the post, In
all probability, Harry Bassett. Judge Dureu Fnesse
Morlachl and vespucius. tt
The third purse OF $5oois for three year.oIds one
mile and quarter. The starters win likely be 10
Elliott, Nick a-Jack, John Mcrryman Kit XIII Impe.
cun,ous, Madame Dudley and Lizzie b. iT 1aee
The fourth Is the Champagne Stakes for Iwo-year-
olds three quarters OF mile The probable starters
viii be Harness entry, withers' entry, Belmonts
entry, Morris entry, Grinstead's entry, Crouse's
entry, Cameron's entry and Watson's entry.
The fifth race Is the Selling Sweepstakes ono
Gao lO4 lbs; Gerald lol lbs; xtnions. 100 lbs.
@ RATTAN. g ios Lord Byron. IS iDa sossss; Si
% the ne, DAYS sport win conclude with tho Grand
Na.ional handicap Sweepslakes two miles ana
quarter. There are expected 70 start In this Hem
bold fve years, lis lbs, or Conductor four years.
IOl lbs; Barney Williams, hve years. 113 lbs.
Niagara i've years. l0S lbs, NOnarchist, three :
years, ss IDS: Telegram four years, l04 los. Haric
four years, 100 lbs; Defender four years. los lbs:
Mary Clark, three years, - iba; Aureola three
years, n lbs.
Pools were sold on these races races last night At
the American Jockey Club rooms, Madison avenue
and Twenty seventh street, and at Messrs. Marshall
4 Johnson's, Broadway and Twenty -eigh,h street.
The following Will give an Idea OF the feeling the
time as to the probable winncr5:-
JOCKEY CLUB R00ms-BY DR. UNDKRwOoD.
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Medical Relief for Chicago.

Pursuant to . special call the Kings County
Medical Society met last evening at the oce or the
Brooklyn Board Of Health, 10 the county Court
House, for the purpose OF considering how they
might best serve their medical brethren Of Chicago
In their present great emergency OF distress After
some uiscusslon the President was directed to
send $500 in currency by express this morning 10
tue President Of the Cook County Medical Society OF
Chicago for the or the members Of that society.
The meeting also ordered canvass OF the entire
society basIs for future more deliberate action,
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BaooKLYN's OFFERING.
The Receipt.

The Receipts ut the Mayors ONE.
The Mayor yesterday received further contribn-
tiens to the Chicago Relief Fund to the amount Of
$s,4O2, the largest sum being given by William
Cooper, brother Of Peter Cooper, OF New York. The
list as follows since the sum previously acknow-
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Some or the subscriptions made at the Academy Of
Music have not yet been paid IN. but, doubtless,
wlll be to-day The lists tn the hands OF the Mayor
ana the amounts are checked on and deposited in
bank as soon as received. The entire fund ls held
subject 70 the order OF the Chicago authorities.
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r. Nance entered b. s. w.
AllenY........s........
d. Plrer entered g. G.. Let
f'f lcFy .....s...., -.
]. II. WhitsOn entered ch.
G. Clarence.
d. Mace entered b. r. z.
Denmark...............
d. jenkins entered y. g.,
Joe BrONn.............. :.
J. ]. Bowen entered Joe
Hooker. r............. go.
G. sspalding entered W. 6.
Easton Boy.
]. l. Anderson entered b.
z. q. w. Paterson. -.
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CONTRIBUTIONS ELSEWHERE.


From nearly every city and town throughout the
nccessaries are being made up and forwarded to
the suffering people Of Chicago.
The Albany Burgesses Corps yesterday supplied
200 blankets as their second donation to the Chi
cago sufferers. The St. Andrews Society has voted
$3.50 10 the same purpose. The pupils OF the Free
Academy made MP o purse OF $3.50 e5 yesterday.
The city OF Cohoes yesterday sent out $4,000 worth
James Roy Son, Of West Troy, have subscribed
81, 500 in cash and materials.
The employees OF the New York Central and Hud.
son River Railroad at the car depot IN West Albany
have sent out check for SS45.
The treasurer OF the relief fund has sent the fol-
loving to Chicago
DAVID A. GAGr, Treasurer Relief Fund, Chicago
contributions $Sco0 making $i7,UOG Enough 70 make il
i. 9. BELVILLEs Treasurer Chicago Relief Fund.
The Connecticut Fire Insurance Company.
The following circular was issued yesterday:-
ta coNFrcTIcTr FIen INsuRAsox CosrAsr}
Definite just received Chicago places
sss . un ~ e.. ms sns HSsSs e &c
~ Fl fr JOHN B. LLDRkDGE, Preadent
Bencnt nj Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati.
The Chicago benefit given at Pixies Opera House,
Cincinnati on Thursday. realized t2692 "a The
entire receipts without any deduction for ex-
penses, were contributed. Y .r
who volunteered. Another bencnt, under the same
management and terms will De given.
u AN AID CONCERT IN BALTIMORE.
AT FOrd'S new Opcr0 House, IN Baltimore, on SUM-
DAY night . sacred concert Will be given by the
Liederkranz, Miss Jennie bush, Caroline Richngs
and others #
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AID TO THE CHICAGO SUFFERERS
CmTfNUED FROM FOURTH PAGE.


Grand total by the Chamber Of Commerce &879 2 50
0ther subscriptions now In the hands OF the Trea-
oureR, which will be reported Tomorrow. Will make
the amount received by the Chamber Of Commerce
over a. 10000 4 Ill yfatf lsMrrs R~IGl
The Treasurer OF the Chamber Of Commerce Relief
Committee desires 10 state that The contribution OF
E27S0 S. The equivalent OF $500 received at The
hands or Messrs Brown Bros. q Co., or this city,
was rom the American Chamber OF Commerce OF
lAYerp9a, anl not from Messrs. Brown, Snipley h
N of that city as published In the journals OF to
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

selling eepstakes.-Feltcity, SIS; Cadence $40;
Moselle, 3l5; Lord Byron, $40; Talaria SO; Gao.
IS; Rattan, -; Gerald, 35; Athlone, IS.
Grand National tHandtcdp.-BabcOcks entry $40;
Telegram, e15; Mary Clark. SIS; Anreola $40; Sand
lords entry, $40; Defender, s.; Harlc, S.; Barney
Williams 81.
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sss%.s:: @ Ss;as q. iso: ESQ., W.: u.
- Caees Of ladies', misees' and childronr kais
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''-'i'' Clear and aaimiess as vvater.
MATT MATT aEs We CRYSTAL E:YYSTAALL DIsCHyERY
ta fPU-a FOR THE HAIR, ~

f tPN- FOR THE HAIR. :''
A PERFEOTLY clesr preparation In one
g a. bottle, ss essily spPliea e. x;tsr, for re-,
youthful appearance; 70 ersdicate hplI pre-
Hair M and Stop its falling out.s Il u hsfinssaY ELY
HAAMLgss and perfectly free from spy Boi SOM
oua substsnce, and will therefore take the
place Of all the dirty and unpleasant Pfepara-
tions now In use. Numerous testw0nisls
have been sent rs from many Of our most
prominent oitjzens. In everything In which
the articles now In use are Questionable,
Crystal Discovery Is perfect It Is WARRANTED
to contain neither Sugar OF Lead, Sulphur'or
Nitrate OF Silver. It does not soil tho clothes
or scalp. IL agreeably perfuined ahd makes
one Of the best dressings for the Hair In use.
It restores the color: OF the Hair "more per-
tect and uniformly than any other prepara-
ton" snd .iways does 80 In from three to ten
days, virtually feeding the roots OF the Hair
with all the nOuriahinB quslities necessary to
it's growth and healthy condition; 1t restores
the deoayed and induces new growth Of the
Hair more positively than anything else. The
application Of this wonderful discovery also
produces pleasant and cooling effoct on the
scalp. and gives tho Hair q pleasing and ele-
CANT appearance.
We call especial attention to the fact That
limited number OF small trial bottles can be
had by those wishing to try It. You will no.
tice that in pursuing this course. our aim il
to convince by the actual merits OF tho articie
ARTHUR NATTANS, Inventor and Propri.
etor, Washington, DO. For sale in Colum-
bia by DR.. 9. II. Mot, and Druggists gene.
rally. Nov "a t1y
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C1TIzENS' SAVINGS BANK
OF ortonD I 'irsl
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.

fttf ~ -
INTEKE EST ALLU WE'D d r. TIE KA1E,if
SEVEN PER GENT. PER ANNUH.
ON CERTIFICATES OFUEPUSiT
AND SIX PER GENT. 'UOM-
PO OUNUEU EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON d 900 UNITS.
tf OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President
John Is. Palmer. Vice Presidvnt.
A. q BroniHer, Cashier.
j. II. Sawyer, AsHiAtant Cnshier, i
charge Of Kranches.f
John y. Is. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Directors.
Wado Il Hampton, William Martin, n. G.. Has
kell, r. W. MoMaster. John T.. Thomas, z. II.
Heinitsh, John b. Palmer, Thomas +. GrugR,
Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, N ewberry.
W. G. MAyes, NeWberry.
B. II. RutledRe, Charleston.
Daniel Rayenei, Jr., Charleston
II iFNeciIanics, LnbOrers, Clrrks, Widows, or.
PhanR and others may here deposit their say.
ings and draw a liberal rate OF Interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trustees
wishing to draw interest on Their funde until
they require them for business or other pur.
poses; Parents desiring to"set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors twhose deposits can only be With.
drawn by themselves, or, in case OF death, by
their legal representatives. wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. are here +fforded
Nm opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Lhe same time, be subjeL! to withdrawalwhei,
3eede1. Aug Is
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'T6e State 81 South d; l;I 8 aroisIIilniua..

10 the Commissioners Of Elections for the
VXTHEKEAs Hon: Joseph A Greene, who.
ssessn sS ss hsq il. IL Nsgs% ssnsse
for Tbs Election District y " of orsngsburg, ooun-
f. RandolEhi has. sinos said e.sS.i4:i. de-
ceased, aIidl wheress, the ConstitutieR OF the
state OF South Caroline droote that in such q
oase a'writ of election shall be issued by the
President Of the Senate, for the purpose .Qf
filing the vacancy thHe oooasionsd, for the
remainder Of the term for which the mornber
NSS gss sSsSs 81
hereby required, afta- -a,.eadge..tsscsc1t,s s;ia
with strict regard to- all The JproyiSions of the
Constitution and laws n0f the. said State,
touching your ,dutyin such case, to hold an
election for almembsr; OF. the. Sepate, for the
Election District Aforesaid, to. serve for the
remainder OF the term for which tho said Hon.
Joseph A. Greene was elected: the polls to be
said District. sh WEDNESDAY, s the aoth day
Of December, A. D. 187l.by the various sets
OF Managers for those plncep respectively;
and the counting Of the yntasI cast. and the
in accordance with the provisions OF the 10Th,
10th, 17th and 18th Sections Of an Act ap-
proved March 1, 1870, entitled "An Act pro-,
viding for the general elections and tho man
This writ, together with 4 certified copy Of
your return Of the election to be held under
It. have before the Senate at its next meeting
after the election. ad i,,,, s4 Ltasati.
{, Senate, at Columbia, =. c. this fifth
IT, 81 day Of December. In the year of our
M Lord one thousand eight hundred and
o. seventy-one. 4. ). RANSIER,
J. woopnulp; CLERK ;of Senate. M
HF OtAngebutg Neics, Charleston Ne,ps
and Courier copy until election and SEND bill
to President ct Senate. bnoT Dec 6 IA
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF. COLUMBIA. q. @.
Present, Capital, 41S0,OOQ.
AUTHORIzHni CAPITAL. sSe0.0OO
= o1YICER6,r rr,i'.--t.

'fFesSnt GeliCai &hkS1O,OOQ Y,
AUTH0RIzEn, CAPITAL. $500. 700.
A. q. Breniter, Oashier::
y. N. q. Butt, Assistant Cashisf.
..}: k bersss ssss. ss IT, T. Hsns g. s
Besrden. Of Copeiand b rESafdSA: B. T.. R-yan,
Si Rr3 :, a. ID. 4 SsIs Of n
Few. MpMAster, Solicitor.
FINHlS Bank IL now open tor the transaction
l. OF . general banking business.
CERTlHtoATES or DEPOSIT Of currency or
coin, bearing interest ct the rate or seven (7)
per cent. per annumi In kind. will beissued.
;, Deposits from County officers especially So
Executors, Professiondl Men, and others.
City and Country Merctopts, and other busi-
ness men, and the usual ACCOMMODATIONS e1-
Notes, Bus of Exchange. and other evil
dences of'debt discounted; And money loaned
Stocks. Bonds, God, Siiusr bought and sold.
discount. ..itI'.-l -
Sight Drafts dra,on direct on all the promi.
mont PLACES in England, ireland, iHootlaisd,
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den
mark and the Orisist. Letters Of Credit issued,
ayable in any Of tho above places
Drafts on all thet lprominohSi cities in the
United States bought and sold. 'ua'
Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
Open from g. to 8. - Feb 28 ly /,
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The Brooklyn Life Insurance Company,
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Paid Up Cash Capital and Assets Two Millions Dollars


'" h. WALLACE Vice PRESIDENT Aoua
OFFICE
JOHN HACONw
"A public
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that rcsnicdthis feature "
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Summer Schedule S. & o. &, R..
,.affatsE&1 DOWN TRAIN TIL, TIP AIN
Notes Victoria Tonic Bitters."
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

For he cure Of Dyspepsia, Ague aud Feuer,
Bilious Diseases. General Debility,
and al Impurities Of the Rood
YHESE BlTTERS have now firmly estA-
i blished themselves in tho favor of the
public and the medical profession. Prepared
from purely vegetable ingredients Of acknow.
lodged efficacy, their unrivaled and highly
tonic, stimulating and prophrylactic qualities
peculiarly adapt them to all cases Of General
Debility, Nrrvons Prostration OF the Sys-
tom, &c G"f VI Isgi.
AS ali cxcitant of the appetite and whole
some aid to the process Of digestion. they
their peculiar IN edical properties render them
OF unequAis,. value to those e1H;oa. to Ciliii.
and Fever, Congestion. and other miasmatic
diseases.
These ;iters will be found mo.t wonder.
fully beneficial In all cases OF Debility and Ir.
reauaiities Of Females. Wheresoeser intro.
duced. they become standard ayticle-a
medicinal staple. Unlike the many poxious
stimuiants advertisel, they brace aud fortify
the system without exciting undue cerebral
action. They are without doubt the best to.
hic and constitutional IenVystor ever offered
to the public. MOrTE i TAKRANT,
Manufacturers aud Sole Proprietors.
Newberry. y. q.
Sept 16 emo
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Congaree Restaurant.

- THE undersigned has taken up
N a-position near his old stand, on
|! :. = !. Main street, and is again pIepared
choice WINES, etc. LAGER on draught.
SE1ARS and TOBACCO Of best quality. The
RESTAURANT will furnish OYSTERS and
other aubstantials IN season. Sohweitxef Case
at ell times. A. STORK.
Nov 8 3mo
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The Charleston Charitable Association
-. ~ For the Of the t ''4a'f'
FREE SCHOOL FUND.

Of Approved dDfachsi
Second Grand Single and Distribution Awards
Awards of United States Gold Bonds Gold
the Free sshooiFu Iltakep placeou
SATURDAY DE0EmBEh a. 1871
mo- lat Meeting p.
CERTIFICATE SHARES DOLLAR!
scHEpulE
eand
oa ai ss s s s id ss ~ 500
@ psSna Mo- i s % an % large das $50
mated No. in the Awards ysiued 1000
,O0
valued
su % % large b@end % 800
One Of %ns Dan.9nd
Ono Of w
darsea e
w
winde timing and onser w
Gnas made sn;on OF The % timing United
sdr % % large @ cola 700
~
s,gna as f Ho ie in tue awsads xslisd i 800
On. h%at I'M @ iS'
Ono Award Solid Silver
One @ large pair M
w sas a Sa % G.ts @ % No
n I @ sssss % new Issue valued LOCO
M Al ~ = - 4,
f ha2 l4
baltimore
% Ds s sass sas s
The above Axasas TO Distributed
Dcs dress ~ - Il l. LEVIN. olumbs. c.
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"Ffro.'n g IDfe.,trh."y !

~. BYJ. d. HALL. in.
J, IA little girl was found frozen to death in
the Filth Avenue ~ W. n1shs Ha;s Dat pope,. a
Hho has frozen to death in the rain and the
That sobbiugly patter along the cold street;
= The moan OF the vino, ,and the breath OF the
: Have nipped ere its blossom her fragile young
Jti form. ;.,ltu ~ - u :
she has frozen to death. and her brown silken
Falls s!ia DER her face. with it's look Of de-;
spsir; st IT,
And ,,ta thG small purple fingers, clasped over
Toll the tale OF entreaty her lips once ex-
~ pressed. ,..,f
She has frozen to death-ohi most pitiful
~ sight act
This ,en,ss, sIia Tho was homeless and friendless
Who had wandered unheard, till her little
+ Found place Of reposo in the frost-guarded
She has frozon to death; and the very same
Whiohlliehts tho brave palace where wealth
~ has its dream, HUeg
Comes glimmering out in the darkness to
Tho face OF the little dead starveling belowl
She has frozen to death-in this same avenue
Unheeding that while through its mazes they
Apoor little beggar is freezing outside
; She has frozen to death-well. lift hor poor
','i form ii..sDi :.
And shelter it now from the breath of the
u storm, }uNt
And say not . word to tho people in there,
Lest their visions OF life seem trine less
Is fair. a f3t# Ni4a 'pLll
Perhaps ss they sought their great houses
tonight, @
This poor, purple hand was out-stretchod to
their eight,
They passed by her thon. and why should she
Bring a shsde OF annoyance o'er any proud
brow?
Great Godi We may shudder. but tongues
must be mute,
Nor tween her and them the lust balance
compute
Well-enough, il before great Jehovah they
meet fp
The child that was frozen to death in the
street,
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INTRODUCING the Grandest and Greatest
Il Arenic Entertaihmeht lever presented in
Civic Pageants, Tournaments, National
Grand Entries. Patriotic Tableaux Vivant,
Aboriginal Pampas. Scenes and Shifting .Liv.
ing Picturesof Bewildering Beauty. and in
Producing 1.-The most complete company of
celebrated artistes that has ever been congre-
gated for Equestrian and Olympian Pastimes.
All the best features of the Gymnasium.
'Entertsinments of untold merit, under the
Immediate mahag agehent OF va,