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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
Death Gives II Vantagc.GrOund to the
Soul.

Death is II sleep and an nwakinS;
and we must believe that the soul
cmerSes from the darkness OF this
sleep such as it was when it entered
into it. Tho spirit will stand forth
beautiful ordeformod, pure or delilcd,
strong or weak, complete or impcr-
feet, hcalthiul or diseased, according
to its nature while it. WAS living, half
concealed, in this tabernacle Of flesh.
But so iar Us the cOnsciousncssoI the
spirit and it's Appearance are con
celmcd, thore is between the Two lives
one immense difference. | have sad
that sin is not of the body, but OF The
soul, 1t is true, ut the same tune,
lhat much that we call sin OF the
body, every wrong act committed
leaves it's mark upon the brain. Hab.
it, working Through the body, chains
tho spirit to its past self, even when
it would iorsake ITS past self. The
faults or the sins or the mistakes Of
parents leave their marks upon their
children, give them weight to carry
through Err Tho very weakness
and disorder of the physical system,
of brain and nerves, make themselves
felt in the fc. No person who
strives after the highest ifo is able to
fulfill even her own highest thought
Of life. How many persons do we
zee struggling with some false ten
d,ncy, which is always trip pug them
up when they would least have it SO!
How many drunkards struggle
against their terrible thirst, with u
purpose and an aspiration that
would win them sainthood, were it
not for this terrible cpcmyl How
many men and women Struggle
against some iufrmity q temper
that bcScts them, because their
nerves are all janSlei, and out ii
tunel How many such struggles are
carried ON IN life we cannoG know.
They nrc lon@ht in the very secret
places OF HE soul ", brave Srug-
rl,r ficr y ace and ioy and purity
and It lofty lnith, feels himself otter
yanunishcd ~ the iig't. Nhoro lsG
law in his members Br1gglns
against the law m bis spirit; s. tina
what ho would he does not, and wha
he would Mt That he does. Dc&il
we may believe, puts an enI to thi
struggle; it umbiuda the aoGI, Th
spirit i!.at has thus struggled staod
forth free str, NJ, cret, ruto, Gin
1t mounts with u sudden iIIghf up It
the nights toward which it has boal
struggling so long. 1t fultill8 its owl
ideal. Loiiior nights will be yet b.
fore it; gronlor ideals will lure it on
but what it longod to be, what i
str,ve to be, it has become. What ,
revelation 0. life it wouli be 10 us, j
we could see The spirit that TIM
cmcrgcs clean ont OF the nine OF life
lnrn out of it's pollution, pcaccTu
ont ol It's strife, exalted out of It's deg
radiation, victorious ont oE IT, dcDa,s
~ e. k'rrywH.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
Humphrey Marsllall's Dream.

The fact that men are often
strangely deceived by presentlments.
is illustrated by the experience OF
tho late Humphrey Marshall of Ken
tucky, who less than week prev
Gus to his death related the follow
ing: 81 had u singular and most
vivid dream last night. In my sleep
a spirit appeared before me and
asked what | knew OF Judge DAVIS,
the nominee of the labor reform con-
vontion. My reply was that l knew
very little about him. Then study
his record and make yourself thor
oughly master of it, SAID the pres
cnce, Tor the country is on the owe
of great events, with winch you are
to be associated. Behold! l looked
to the part of the heasens indicated
and saw before mo a political panO-
rama, and from year to year beheld
nv own name recorded until A. d.
1880 was reached, and after that il
was seen no more. / shall live till
1880. John, / am satisfied of it;
shall live till 1880"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

duccd anew his Supplementary Civil Bill,
and moved to have it placed on the calon-
dar, which was done The bill authorizing
the issue of | 900 brccch-loading arms to
against inhabitants of Montana for defense
the Indians was passed. The bill fixing
the time of holding the Presidential cecr
ton in Louisiana ON the first Monday in
November was passed.
House. The Foriicntion Bill appro-
priatlng 81 ,0Sj, 600 was passed The tatIil
and tax bill came up, and n long discussion
cnsued on the tariff ON pig iron, which was
linolIy fixed at 10 per cent less than the
present rate.
MAY ll.-Senate-A resolution was
agreed to authorizing the Committee ON
Privileges and Elections to investigate the
election Of Senators pomcroy and Cnld-
well, of Kansas, The Committee have
powerto send IorpcrSonS and papers, and to
sat in Washington during the recess OF Gov
grcss. Majority and minority reports "
the French Arms Sale investigating Com
mitrc were presented. The remainder Of
the session WAS spent in discussion Of the
bill to amend the Enforcement Act.
House, The bill codifying and revising
the pension laws, was briefly considered,
when the House went into n Committee OF
the Whole ON he ! ariIl' and Tax BILL Mr..
Coz s motion TO make a general reduction
Of - per cent. ON present duties except
on cotton good' was rejected, as was also
Mr. kcrrs motion TO reduce 10 per cent,
and Mr.. Bingcam s motion to strike ont
Al Il Il
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
THE FAIR SEN

Women should never be lawyer:
they would constantly have writs of
"attachment."
Colored silk hose aud high-heeled
kid or silk slippers to match the
dress, is fashionable "foot-toilette'
for home wear.
Largo silk scarfs, the color of the
dress, or u pretty contrasting color
are now universally worn, instead of
the lace scarf.
Since the death of the Prince Con-
sort, Victoria has with one excep-
ton tolerated none but widows as
her ladies in waiting.
Addie Ballou married couple at
Terre Haute; Ind, last week, and IN
the nuptial lecture told them cradles
were cheaper than divorces.
The Academy OF Science at Phila.
delphia has elected woman to fuil
mem bership, and one OF its most ac'
tive committees boasts q female
member.
A clearinghouse keeper, NIGEL
some patent medicine in her hash be-
cause II was advertised Is cure ior
consumption.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
The Clock OF Sans SOuci.

1t is related Of Frederick the
G eat Of Prussia, th,t III %o'ng
through the reception room Of his
pala3o ut Sans Souci, he encountered
4 workman who busted himself to
co' on top of u ladder to take down
a clock from the wall, bat owing TO
the smoothncss of the marble floor
the ladder could not BE- kept ijrm,
"What art thou doing here, mo" am?
inquired the king. 81 am II watch
MAKER" answered the workman,
and | hayo received orders from the
superintendent of the palace to re-
pair this clock; have been trying to
take it down, but cannot succeed aA
the ladder does not stand firm. -
"Agcend the ladder, said the king,
"and | vii hold ii wl'ilo you ara at
work" This done, the workman
departed with the clock, Ga the
following morning, the king was IN
formed that the clock of the recep-
ton room had been stolen. No
sooner had his Majesty heard this
when he found to his chagrin, that
instead, as he believed, Of assisting
II matchmaker, he had been made
the dupe of IL thief. The king at
once issued an order, saying: "lIet
him run; | have been an accompllce
to the theft.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
GLEANINGS AND GOSSIP.

Mr.. Colfax was 40 on Saturday.
Cincinnati is subscribing to q
$500,0O0 hotel.
Tie Philadelphia carpet-weayors
have struck for higher wages,
Bierstadt is painting u mammoth
mountain scene for Gov. Stamford
of California for $4,000.
A colored man received 80 ln'hes
across his back at Alexandria, Va,
for stealing pair OF shoes.
Rev. Peter Cartwright, the well
known Methodist minister and pio-
neer, has recovered, after all, and
may live to preach long time yet.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg
says the Emperor, also Gortschakoff,
received Catacazy very coldly, and
that the later is going into Journal
ism.
The cotton mills in the Southern
States now have 10000 srindles in
operation, and are paying from 10 to
20 per cent. dividends ON CAPT ais
ranging from 100000 to $l,25O, 900.
Elisha Brakeman, 81 years of age,
and nearly all his life u member lf
the Shaker church family at Leba-
non, has just parted with his broth
rem and sisters on account of his pro-
grcssive views.
A gentleman in the vicinity Of
Philadelphia recently lost his wife,
and young miss of six, who came
to the funeral, said to his little
daughter of about the same age;
"Your pa will marry again, won't
ho?' ooh, yes!' was the reply; "but
not until after the funeral.
A new Washington correspondent
thus paints q new member-our
neXt-door neighbor, Mr.. Alvah Crock
er cf the ninth district: He is a
fne-looking old gentleman, with q
high brow and bold head. lie re-
mlnds us of the 'member of the
House whom DR.. Holmes portrays
IN the Atlantic Monthly; not from
what he says so much as from his
dialect.
The boggars in Japan are very
honest. Dr. Prince, in his Travels
says; Passing through stcct and
seeing somo forty or fifty coppola
e. hanging on Ms many mails III the
$ front Of II shop (tho copper coin has
i u hole i'll the CENTER, | inquired
S what they Were for, and was told
S they were placed thero by the shop
=, keeper to save time and trouble IL
! answering the calls Of the mend
. cants. When one came along ht
simply took copper and passed on
, never abusing the charity of the
[ slop-kcoper by taking two.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
NO. l3.

As the sun ripens and swectcns
fruit by shining upon it, without
which it would be sour and unsavo.
ry, so it is the sunshine of Gods IA
vor that swectens all earthly bless
ipgs, without which they would be
but crosses aud curses to them that
profess them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
WINCHESTER TENNESSEE THURSDAY, MAY 49, 1872

and perform the humblost functions,
Before Montana they wero forbid
den to wear boards, but moustachcs
and imperials were allowed them al-
ter that battle.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

DRESS YOUR DAUGHTERS WELL. -
Every woman has such strong de,
sire to being we'll dressed, that
q mother should never gratuitously
wound this natural feeling, assocla-
ted, as it is, with fear of ridicule,
which is in some degree, connected
with modesty. Take care, therefore,
that You daughter be well dressed;
and allow her to follow the fashion,
when this is neither improper nor
extravagsnt. The more she feels sue !,,
is dressed like others, the less will
she think about the matter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
GOLDEN WORDS.

GOLDEN WORDS.
He who avoids temptation avoids
sin,
Dee Is are fruits, words are but
leaves
A wounded reputation is seldom
cured.
Life is but the preface of death
Pascal.
Eyery'man's task is his life pre-
server. Emerson.
Beauty without grace is a hook
without bait Talleyrand.
The eyes of other people are the
eyes that ruin u.s. Franklin.
There is not one law ut Athens
and another at Rome Cicero.
The only escape from selfish con-
ceit is spiritu'l worship Bartol.
Two things, says Kent, are sub
lime:-conscienco and tho stars.
Criticism is the last result of album
dant experiences Longinus.
No art can teach which does not
move--no art can move without
teachipg.- G. II. LOWS.
Tho oXcesses of our youth are
drafts upon our old ago, payable
with interest, about thirty years af-
ter date.
Without health we can enjoy
no fortune, honor or riches, and all
other advantages are useless. -- Hip
pocrates.
Wealth is u relative thing; since
he that has little and wants less, is
richer than he that has much and
wants more.
Those who value themselves on
their ancestry, have been compared
to potatoes-all that is good OF them
is under ground.
The childish heart vies in the
height of it's surges with the manly,
only it is not furnished with lfa'i for
sounding them. - Richter.
Philosophy is the art OF discover
ing the place of truth i'll every on
counter, event and circumstances, to
attune all relations to truth No
wallis.
Be thou what ilou sing'y art, and
personate only thyself. Swim
smoothly in the stream Of thy nature
and live but one man.- Sir Thomas
Browne.
A man whose mind is full of el ror,
may give us tho general sense OF
truth, as q tropical sun while it rears
crocodiles, yet ripens the wine OF the
fg-tree.
Wherever there is much to offend,
there is much to pardon; and where
there is anything to pardon, be as
sured there is something to love-
George Sand.
Courage and modesty are virtues
which every sort of society reveres
because they are virtues which can
not be connterfoited; also they are
known by the same hue Goeth.
Happy season of virtuous youth
when shame is still an impassablt
barrier, and the sacred air-cities O
hope have not sh,nnk into the meal
clay hamlets of reality; and man, b.
his nature, is yet infinite and iree.-
Carlyle.
Beneath all pain inflicted by no
turc, be not only serene but mo e
let it avail thee in prayer. Put up
at the moment of greatest suffering
prayer; not for tiny own escape, 6n
for the enfranchisement of some be
ing dear to thee, and the Sovereign
Spirit will accepttho ransom.- Mar
garet Fuller.
When we see thousands OF men II
field. marshalled under their res
pective colors, all yielding exac
obedience, We infer that there IS
General to whose orders they ar
subject.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
THE VATICAN.
The Daily Life and Domestic Habits
Ofpius Ninth.

THO fo,,ow;,o occ ,unt of tho doilv
,;s. p Do, Nv - no vot;oo,,
iiie VI o'e L i'' ~ "' Wv '"',0"'
has been translated ior the New YORK
Eccning Post by an Italian cores
poudeut from the columns of LUni.
to Not;orolo of Non]os.
'"'
Plus IN, rises at seven III all sea-
SONS, and says mass In little chap
el adjoining his bed.ciambor, or, ON
festivals, III the Sistlnc Chapel Al
mass he is assisted by apr'vlto chap,
lalii, l'leS' "d'o c''IoSo WV s'''' '',''
NV lo To- ,,l''e w .'l.oa ~ ann e. oI,noninto
an1 a'u rp" rl,n,;ns !, thn ror,nr wLirh
n,,o,,s n n,,t nf lilo hod .cbomhor IN
ol,o"' l,,''',aot;on w " v;th tha nl,incr, ON
JDl,o'I''i J'"tv. - u i, nnt % - law of nnI;,nrn
n"'S w. 9onf,r 80 n;u, C,r'l;,,l hmton, II;
nno" ~ on nnl,t;.nl ,f,;ys. oftarwnrIs
",t;,h "t NJ,na;,,nor p,,,;,; C,rJ;n,I
W,na,, ",' ,,nnn tIo oc,.,rs nf ihn chnrct .
- 49, - =; nf " Jau - nnJ noco Wa roo. ~
= :, ,v;I,n,t II r,ln.,nnnn f,r ho I,I,os Az
~ li. "l'i,G'v n;'aoalf; ~ ,ho I,;Jst n ~, I'M,
"''0" "n,;,i anJ hr;l,;ont nnnu uL;nh il
po'i' ITn~ : ,nnst ~ atr;i,;nn nno Gnm thn
"'G ,'n'.;,|, ~ nr co.tnmng .rnnnn which
,"' 'o'J ~ VI n"'1n,,;',,,aa ~ n1,o p,on
Wv ;a,''I' 'l''' ala,EaJ ' ~ nh;io wLn AMI;
nro' o, j,sts tyn or thrnn Lorrs ncrn,J.
;,'. "rt ~ , tho numhor and r,rr nf thc
nnr,ona n,5 w who ore nrcscnt, and also
pe.or:'n acao,I;rn ""' to t%a hLn,"r ni tL~ ponc,
''''''>''' w
MORNING "N''N-o''"Ar '.NN''"'
The audience OF the conference at
an end, he dcSconds ny the small
staircase to the gardens, II lhe wealth
er is fine, and walks until two o'clock
Two guards procedehlm; by his sid,
walks Monsignor facco, first maJoi
domo of the palace, CT Mon#lgnol
Ricci, Master Of the chamber, follow
ed by two private servants or by tive
servants with cloAks and swords
who are citizens, and wear u COSTUME
of tho middle ages. At precisely
two o'clock the Pope dimes alone, II
tho room between tho library nn'
the dining-room. The dinner |
brought from the Kitchen by th
Master OF the Chamber assistants
servants paid thirty Gowns II monl'
ana IS served by two citizens, span
and Tilippm', Who nave the rack {
butlors, by the order OF the ply
sicians, and also by the wash OF I'll
Pope, for Plus IN. IS not &ou
mnnd, the dinner IS q very 'fHS'
one; it is composed OF soup u ie
ounces OF boiioh or g" ''''''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

The Vatican is u city ITSELF. There
are fifty different buildings, fourteen
interior courts, twelve thousand
rooms and three thousand inlabll-
ants. There were formerly not so
many Of the latter, but the number
has doubled since the Both of Sep
tcmber. There arc cardinals and
lord,, workmen and peasants, sol
diers and servants, men and women;
there are immense ornamental gar
dens, vineyards and kitchen gardens.
1t might be called u city without
streets. Nothing has been changed
at the Vatican since tho day tho ltai-
i'm soliiers took Rome. The officers
have remained the samo and the
ministers have not been changed.
Anloneli is still Secretary Of Stale,
Negroni, Minister of the Interior;
Gandi, Minister Of Police, and Gen
eral Kaazler, Minister of War
Berardi, Minister Of Commerce, who
is very rich, has left the Vatican.
THE BED-CHAMBEE.
The reading ends ordinarily at I'D,
and supper is served, consisting OF
SOUP, little salad and the usual
wine. He dismisses every one with
his benediction, and goes to his bed
chamber accompanied by tho ser
wants, who sleep in the room adjoin-
ing his own. These servants are
four in number; they are all the per-
sons who enjoy his confidence; one
of them he brought from Spoleto
when be- was archbishop of that city,
and he has never since quilted him.
The chaplain brings him his broyia-
ry, and takes orders for the morrow
before he goes to bed. The bed cham
Der of Plus TX. is very modest; there
is a small toilet glass, few arm
chairs and mall oratory surmount-
ed by a cruc' tx. No carpet, sum-
mer or winter. No ono has ever
been able to explain the old mans
aversion to carpets. Beside the Sc
cret servants, Che secret chaplains,
the butler and the bed-chamber as
sistants, there are also secret sweep
ers, young citizens wearing nous,
tachcs and imperials, though dressed
nc nriests; these are only servants,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-12

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON q. q. 4 A. Il. x.
On and after Monday, Nov 36,h, 1872,
trains will run 10 follows:
NORTH 10. 8. NO. 5. NO. l.
Leave irvine. 1I.6SAu b.2OPn
Leave Oil City 600 A n. 2,3o P u. 1859 n
Pet. Cen $50 337 A." S.33 i"
" Tiiusv. 7.l0 4.25 SIS I"
Arrive Cory, $50 800 "lo,4s 4"
No e-Accommodstion Freight.
Leaves Oh City $50 A N; Pet Centre,
1918; Titusville, ll,05; Ar. Cory, IL, 40pm
SOUTH. no, :. NO. 4. ko. 6.
Leave Cory, 1855 N. $40 A n. eco Op n
Titusv. 1920 n. 7,30 7.3O "
p. Cen. l,20 8.l7 8.l5i"
Arrive o. City 100 900 " 900 "
Irvine. 500 ll.38 4"
No. lo--Accommodation Freight.
Leaves CORY l 40 p N; Titu,v, 1853; Pei
Centre. 3,55; Ar At Oil City, $50 p IN.
~ No. s and 6 r7n on Sunday.
Commensi Nov Sd trains viii ral
BY Philsdslphis time, which 10 rys Ha.
urRs IAsTBR than oar time.
J. J LAWRENCR, Go. Snpt.
6. J. HGrBvrE As%'t s,rpt
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T>hae DRUG q
Is selling Dru
ER than anV

rHh b OIL MARK EVx-
By W. U. TEL. LINE
OVriCR o.
PnSaoaasO1 CHNrRs DAn.r Racaap
DeS. IL 1917
Tho market 10 qn'et aud dali to-day at
s.. 65 q 1910. No tran.ac,ions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08

~srrsnay Mach --BREvEs-Arrvas to-day % Commun
a.. p Orehuutithst AMI 10 at Nehav ken making 3s head
80. thee sale and the
-lei scve, baehe taking al the stock fulv
Of MoUisv Among the 80 loads for n Morris At
nsn 81 Illinois 81 sold l0Iic; 65 Of e.!
m HE. . Of 3 cwt at 2c q Of 7d7t evt al IL ale
,~r had 4 lnois
n sc Kahn sold 81 ssonH cattle a i'c and p
issss ~ lie Goldsmith 30 CheOsee and Missouri
60 mSei q i cwt, st lO2 l2c.
Norebogs Posi- Dudley, weehsF kep, O. Illinois steers
80 - Re. 81 n per
nc4rr7 bad Canada sni TeIsn cattle 6dT sold at
ie3uf-
- expected The market 6ru 8d9.c for such
..r, sod Bv y Pdcoct Communpaw l68 Indiana IS
At Ste sc do % 10 Sc I67 Ohio, % r. hue wool DC and
81 II n a. sfc
a. =, o. 90 n 9.c.
Rreens Porteihst and IS Conurrsw making
- 49,. quoted 8. Q5jc with dressed q Q6lc. pig
Or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MAEKET.
NEW YORK. Thursday. March 7. fs7lT
II h0raa marEat ahouod alma Ia

Hsw YORK. Thursday. March 7, fsi
The general horse market showed signs to-
ward slow recovery from tho lethargic condition into
which il frozen during the early part OF the
current week Trade to-day restricted to q small
number OF Low priced work horses part Of which were
shipped TO Boston We learned Of sales Of carriage
and road horses although there has been lack OF
qniry. Prices remain without material change.
The regular semiwceky sale Of horses. carriages har
ness and horse pments will be held nc Messrs John
ston Van Tasses Auction Mart TO morrow tFridayl.
the 9Th inst, at ~ O'Clock.
The carriage trade also slowly improving Quite
number for road with the patent
tica steel plates axlebcd have OF late been received
by Messrs b. Brewster Co. Of Twenty nfthst sales
at the repositories to-day have been satisfactory,
and Indications for the Spring trade rule favorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
EUROPEAN Market

March 7l:o e nso opened e. o. mr. snd
American quiet United
r~~a bonds lo2s %. loss old y ZOOS ". Ten Fores
50
sxs~y~r~. March "a. nj nitei States FveINeur bond,
,-a-l 4. b. 8 Of 1867
March -. m--Reres opened a. aGf roc
livgsrl.I. March Ill MT otton opened Guei Nddfg Up
ads 90 Msdln- Oreans lid Brrads;afs heavy.
Npav March -. % nj u,e States 80 bonds, ~. for the
rsaf' a2
March 7l.3O b. (otton qlet; SALES Of cotton
NevOrsu-. Lsv, been made st a. La7 - cWt
Iaapo~ harcL 7-IalOg a. Ier cNt
boNDs Narch - Ihe regular weekly .'stfmento Of he Bank
Fgng published to-day, shows decrease Of 4UO during the
ospo~ March IS r-Corsols closed at Or money and
a., i~ American securities hrm United States Five
Js-ff hs l12s o.. l6t old ga laoss So leu-FoTies S
Mffch Up in--Ileues CLOSED 81. yic.
luv.rroi March IS closed cni Mdtfnc ipauds
NdIug Oreans ld the .dt- Of the de- li1. been
~ including 100 fof export and SPECIALIZATION a. 81 Cotton
Nes Orleans hsv- mae a. .t Wlra-, ID 'f
oT RED Wutes Bacon. 81 q cwL or Cmueriand ut
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Amusements.

ACADEMY. .SSON-IL TR0vAT0RE.
n O Tte rhr,, 'tsar,h sab~npioa siss. q ss
sTRAEoscII ITALIAN OPERA CosPAsr
sAHA Sill Ar Me cnRIsTINa NILSSON.
~ ~ (P1er 10 depsrtnr- fer F~sspsb
THIS tFRIDAD EVENING MARCH "s0cI"c&
IL TROtAr0RB .o..
YlIe CHRISTINA NlLksOn ~ Lb,nuns
Mss A T. CARY Nspor BRIGS0L, NJ BAkhk, No
TO MORROW SATURDAY. March 3. at n
GRAND NILSSON MATlNsB-FAOs, =. .,ouvvrr~
MILF CHRISTINA NILSSON. ns...-
MAX MARKrZRK Musical Director ana
NEXT MONDAY II. O'Clock p hfss ea0r W" ~'
Roberto III DlAVObO
WEDNESDAY, I3th--LA TRAvfATA LAST TtsB.
Rererv. sad 81 acfof'"S 70
location Family Circle Al; SEATS 81 oents ertrs
Ticket Omcrs-The Academy. also 7gI and tt Broadway
stein~Ay Pianos used By the St"ko~h Open CompanT
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMBINATION
PAREPA ROSA WATCHTRL, SAHTLN,
SPRING SEASON, COMMENCING APRIL /.
Subscriptions received At the stage door NJ he AssemJ
WALLACE.
w RVBRY EVENING UNTIL PURTHBR NOTICE.
Mr.. Lester Walarks eelebrated 1Roiesns,
THE VETERAN.
This play variety Of Interesting plot, strong rsmsec
Effects domestic eouev EXTENSIVE PICTURESQUE rsb
LBAUSi NRw sCBNRRY gorgeous D-si fr,s
magnificent. ALL NEW.
CHARACTERS By
Mr. LESTER WALLACE JOHN BROUGHAM Mr. JOHN
GILBERT Mr. CHAS FISHER Mr. J. " POLK Mr. CHAS. ROCK
WE'LL. M q. + BROWNE. Mr. W LEONARD. Mr.. . N. Hot
LAND Mr. J. PICK Mr. ". QUICKLY, hrx CLARA JkNkIkps,
Mss EPPIB GBRMON Mafame POsIsi. Miss HELM TRAOy.
Miss BURROUGHS and the Sisters PRASCISCHiEI and sign