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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-09
.%FURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & co

|FURCHG0TT, BEhEDICT & GO
NO. e7s KING STR EET,
(BRowNINa,s OLD sTaNDJ
Have completed their new and elegant Building,
and are now Offering to Inc fuollc the Fan lmpor-
A DRESS GOODS,
IN al the latest Fabrics, comprising:
PAIN OASHMEREI, Irish and French Poplins
Drap de Niece, Ner1nos In Ell the newest colors
rPlaih; Striped and Fancy SIX g
Black silks In all the leading makes
Satins. In Black aud all. other colofs
SILK rPlu-hes, IN all shades :. .fHL
Trimming and Clcaking yelvets, al colors
Dress and Trimming Ep2lpgllns 49,!
Rep Velours and Rep fots
Anew and full Line Of Mourning Goods
4 splendid ASSOC tmeht OF Second Mourning Goods
|:Iloacas :Bombsztnes; Empress Il Henrietta Cloths
Laces, Embroideries and handkerc6lers
Lace Collars, shawls, DC, &c. ~ -.
On TUESDAY, October 1st, we will opeu our
.OARPEF AND EBYrlDEPARTMEHT.
- Fine CARPETS for. Fan and; Winter 1872. ta..
We win on that day open q full Line of .,4,sl
- BRUSSELS sna $ CARPETS.
Two and Three.Ply Carpets "
EQRllrQ 8uQ AWSlICAu ~ Oloshof uS-Wlubuo
Drnrgets, Rugs Mats, dc, DO, " .
All in.enttrely new designs.
I'VE have added to our. well assorted stock Of
Goods 9 full Line OF
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
which will comprise all the latest designs and
RICH SATIN bAMAsK 70.
Plain Silk and Union Terrles liz
TanAatrv plan0 and TaOle Covers -
Hair Cloths, aimpR, Cotton Damasks
Cornices, Tsssels, Window Shades, DC.
Our CLOTH AND TAILORING DEPARTMENTS
are complete. and the Finest and Latest Styles
can be found at our estabishment.
on WEDNESDAY, october %, we Will open and
have completed our
GENTS, FURNISHING. DEPARTMENT,
Offering. the Pnbllo the Best and Latest Styles
and Makes OF Goods belonging to this. department.
Oar MILLINERY; DEPARTMENT contains all
the Latest. STYLES Of FEATHERS, PlumeS, Arid.
ciel Flowers; Plain. 0ros Grain. two and three
Shaded Ribbons, in all the most fashionable shades.
DOMESTIC AND LINEN DEPARTMENTS ARE
49,, COMPLETE. = -,
sa-The Prices Of ali our Goods will be regula.
ted according to, the latest New York Price List.
G,eit care has been taken in the completion and
selection or Goods fol: our
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
which, purchased OF very frst hands only, can be
guaranteed to be the, cheapest and best selected
Stock in this market. We most cordially Invite
Merchants. Milllners and Taiiors to inspect our
Stock OF Goods. examine our Prices, and We can
guarantee satisfaction.
The S8lesroom for this Department La entirely
separate from the Retail Department..
-. FURCHG0TT, BENEDICT 4 CO.,
H.. No. 276 King street.
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itself az q, suitable. place for the scoundrers
bnralarious operations, as an alarm would not
likely be heard In the night by neighbors.
The Courage displayed by these two females,
however, 60 completely demoralized bis hopes
that he was glad TO escape with his life. II
the world possessed more heroic women OF
this character, burgiaries would be less fire..
onent, and the safety of the public against
such depredations would be much more &C.
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FURCHGOTT,B BENEDICT eco

fUkGhdUI u beMEUIGl &GU
NO. 27b KING STREET,
(%BRowN1Na's OLD sTAND,)
Have completed their new snd elegant Building,
DRESS GOODS,
in all the latest Fabrics, comprising:
PL AIN OASHMERES, Irish sad French Poplins
Drap de Niece, Merinos. In, all the newest colors
Plain, Striped aud Fancy SILK
Black Silks In all the leading makes
Satins, In Black and all other cUlors
SILK Pushes, 10 all shades
Trimming and Cloaking velysts, all colors
Dress and Trimming EppinglInH
Rep Valours and Rep FoIs
Wool and SILK PoplIns
A new and full Line Of Mourning Goods
A splendid assortment or Second Mourning Goods
Alpacss, Bombszines, Empress h Henrietta Cloths
Laces. Embroidertrs and handkerchief
Lace Collars, Shawls, &c &c" I.ia
On TUESDAY, october let, we Will open our
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Fine CARPETS for Fall and Winter 1877.
We will on that day open q fall Line Of
BRUSSELS and IL.
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
english and American Oil Cloths, all widths
Drusgets, Hugs, Mats, &C., de-. 49,
An In entirely new designs.
We have added to our well assorted Stock OF
Goods q full Line Of g
r.. ~, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, :'
which will comprise all the latest designs and
fabrics In that department.
RIOa SATIN DAMASK ~...,
'tPlain SILK and Union ferries
Tapestry. Piano and Table Covers
Hail, Olotha, GiGps, CoItqn Damasks, 80
Coralces, Tassels, window Shades, DC.
are complet., and the Finest and Latest styles
can be found OF our establishment.
On WEDNESDAY, October 20, we will open and
have completed our rr,aa
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, I.
Offering the Public the Bert and Latest Styles
and Makes Of Goods belonging to this department.
Our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT contains all
the latest styles OF FEATHERS, Plumes, Artificial
Flowers; Plain, eros Grain, Two and three. Shaded
Ribbons. in all the most fashionable shades.
DOMESTIC AND LINEN DEPARTMENTS ARE
COMPLIES. o. Lii
R-The Prices OF all our Goods will be regulated
according TO the latest New York Piice List.
Great care has been taken In the completion
and selection Of Goods for our
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
which, purchased OF very first hands only, can be
guaranteed to be the cheapest and best selected
Stock In this marker. We most cordially invite
Merchants, MIlll0ers and Gailnrs 70 inspect oul
| STOCK OF Goods, examine out Prices, and we car
guarantee Subtraction.
The salesroom for this Department is entirely
separate from the Retail Department.
FURCHG0TT, BENEDICT 4 co.,
sep2o No. 27S King street.
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By VIM MCKAY.

BANKRUPT STOCK OF 3. L. MORRIS
I'D d co.. removed for convenience Of sale.
VIII sell THIS MORNING. the 9th instant. and
THURSDAY, q. 10 O'Clock, at the sign OF the Red
Flag, No. IS wentworth street, 9 largo assorted
Stock, consisting In part .of HeafylAltWoo
Black aud Gold mixed UASSlHERES. Black and
Fancy sstinets, .Cottonades, Tweeds,. Kefseys,
leans, white, Red and Fancy Flannels.ii6f Mel
ton Cloasing:: Fine Ca, Bimere Vests, Costs Pants,
Black q Colored Alpacas. Blesched and Bfoy1
Shirting,; Prints, =. B.. 'Belknaps, Calico, Hfckof5
and Cotton Flannel Shirts. White. and Colored Un.
dershirts and Drawers, Men and Boys Felt and
Woo hats, Gaps. thirty -f3ol cases Of assorted
Brogann. Shoes and CATERS, cartoons Paper slk
Ribbon, assorted colors; 80 pair Army BlankeH,
and Madras HsIdkerchiefs, spool Cotton, Level.
~, Soaps, Perlunery, &c. Terms-ah sums Hun.
der 500 cash. over 500 thirty days approved
city acceptance. Goods now open tor inspection.
oct8
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By LOWNDEs 6 GRIMBAIls,

|NoRD, EXECUTOR vs. CoACHMAN.
win be sold at public outcry, at the Old Postof-
dee. In .Charleston, THURSDAY, November A.
1917, at IL O'Clock, = 80. -. a22Ai 49,
All that TRACTOR LAND, snown!lass South \:
to the Winyah Indigo SocietyD III the afd'c0dH:
II, containing 400 acres. ;mure- d IleGes GH lepHd
to George Ford november 7th, 1855 ontm.s IS.
In the meantime this property may be. neatoo
Terms 70 be made known on day o., sale- Pur-
chaser to'pay for stamps and all necessary PIT
pers. sGg% '.AI - I'm.
sep25-w .viseo., sas .e,.:.c .hs!eiso.
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TIE NATIONAL CANVASS.
A Sequel 10 the Georgia Triumph.

% The New York World says: What has been
dome In Georgia will decide the movement
soS tha entire South. From this day forth the
Radicals MAY as, well understand that no
state is to be counted upon by them
ia. the struggle for the Presidency, save, per-
.chance, South Carolina. and Mississippi. 10
those States, their ~carpet-bag agents possess
the advantage e snca 2 sentFol 1v 81 t do1b ,g iass
ia iifienlt 10 prevent them from stealing the
siectoral vote of. commonwealths, the treas
urfes Of which 1t has been found impossible to
yent-them- from plundering. But II we
concede thus much to the force of tyranny
and corruption in South Carolina and Missis-
there yet remalnsras assured to the Lbe-
raj and Democratic tickets blythe splenaia re-
sult of Tuesdays voting In Georgia the follow
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WHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE,
consisting 10. psrt orPurs DRUGS, Medicines and
Chemicals, Fereign and: Domestic, all Proprietary
Articles, Instruments, Trussea, Supporters. Band
ages, Suspensions, Glassware, window Glass,
Putty, Paints, OILS and Dye Stund, instrumental,
Perfnmery, Fancy Goods and Druggist's Bum
dries, which have been selected with great care
10 meet the wantsof all in need OF Reliable Afn'
cles at moderate prices.
We are alao Proprletors Of the following, which
We orer with confidence az being equal to any
similar Preparations In the market: =! e'#1' '5i'S
SUMTER BITTERs, the Great Southern Tonic. 4
NOISES Liver FILLS, Purely Vegetable:
NOISES HORSE, HOG AND oArTLR PowDtRs.
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS. Warranted
to Cure.
NOISES POPULAR WHITE WORN CANDY.
| MONIES MORNING STAR YEAST Oh BAKING
POWDERS.
| GOLFERS REMEDY o HAN AND BEAST,
the Best Eminent ever used. .G
We are Agents for tho following Houses, whose
Articles we offer at Proprietors' prices:
| Ds. Won GHLANN's ROYAL GROWN SoHNAPPs'
This world-renowned Tonic Is highly recon-
mended by the most eminent German Physi.
cianA and pronounced BY them as perfectly
pure, and free from all adulteratIon.
| JOHN wYErH & BRO, OF PhIladelphia-Elegant
Pharmaceutical Preparations Beef Wine
and Iron, "Tssteless Cod Liver OIL" Pepsin,
Bismuth and Strychnlne, DC.
| HANCE BROS. & WHITE, ,,of Pnilsdelphia-stand
ard Solid and Fluid Extracts and Sugar
Coated Pills.
LIEBIG's Texan Extract Of Beef, In all size
packages. .,,
Excelsior Spring Saratoga Water. Fresh sup
plies received monthly.
TIEMAN 4 CO.'S Celebrated Surgical Instru
ments. -
LONGS Portable Soda Water, Apparatus. Al
complete In one silver-PIated Draw. Stand
The Cheapest and most Easily Man 1ged Foun
tain 10 the world.
PATENT SPRING SHOWCASES, WALNUT AMI
METAL FRAMES,
4,6,6, Z and 8 feet, always on hand.
junamw6mos -
-TnT
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON-
IN PAHY. ~ aiiHT anS
EUAN@

G4KaLIsroH, g. O., Juno ai1s7l
Trains win leave charleston Daily as 11.lb An
Arrive at charleston 600 An. QAondAJn az
cs RrsiS does moi leave Charleston s,ooP. II, SUI.
80 .'IE..'. - .h'.:sJ.[
: Train leaving 1oI6 A. n. makes through cornse-
t,on to New York, via Richmond and AcauiA
Greek only, going through N ! a noafsI 1 r,,u 'nays
oSosee 81 reuta. Via Richmond and Washington,
or Via portsmouth: and Baltimore. fhoee leaving
EpDIY by this Train lay ever ON SUNDAY AZ
timoro. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SyA'
DAY IN Wilmington, n. o.
= This "a the cheapest. quickest and swost pleas
ant ,oute TO Ctn0innati, Chicago and other points
WaaS and no thWest, both Trains mating CON:
nsctious at Warrington with western Tsams oa
Anmo AL" s. s. soLONoNS,
Il, Engineer and Superintendent.
?. I. OLEAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent .maJAf
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Drngs' at nboIesaIs.

We bsg to call the attention Of Druggists, Ply
slcians and Country Merchants to our largeand
complete Stock Of all Goodn usually ksps'fns
Ftrat. clagr .ts.+i-H li F." ttF'#tsI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-23
Renouncing Christianity, and Accept
ing Judaism.

The Hartford Times published an ac
count of the ceremonies attending the
profession of the jewish faith. III that
city, bl Miss E~tclle Sarah Livingstone.
of England, heretofore an EpiScnpaliar
She rem"IImccd her christian religion
partly for the purpose. of marrying Dr.
Louis j. Jordan. late of the English an
my, but NOW of New York, and partly
becIuSc il waS her conviction that JIl
daiSm is the true faith. She has been
for some time under the care of Dr. /.
Mayer, late Rabbi of the Congregation
Beth Israel i'll Hartford, who conductc.,
the ceremonies at Miss Livingstone
reception into the Hebrew fold. and o;
her marriage to DIR. Jor.lon. The lady
Is described as - Years old, comm"
from one of the best families of Eng
land, and of fine education: and Dr.
Jordan Us wealthy gentleman of larg'
income and thirty seven. The ease l.
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Businrss pirertorp.


. ,r TnI- or rug EEFERENCE.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
uNENEN \ HA>kEIL,- IIoNt'~ Block. Il. Il. st
hp"thrcar,>.
, G.. BINGHAM. No. Il. Bank Block. Main 81.
~. EhNpALIA son I;;,ndall'- Block. K. K. -.
Attorneys at Law.
ELI.DEN \ MAY No CtlcduuiIn lik. up stairs
= WILLARD Nam -. over Hall \ Flrt"hrr'~ :
.,l-" l;rtl Estate lrohcr.
% G.. IpE Bank I;l"rh Main street. Prompt and
CAREFUL attention given +" every kind "i legal
business
Book Finding.
G.. VI. STONE \ co. AGENTS. caI"d"nian El"ck
"pp"~rtr Monument.
Books and stationery.
HOWAEp \ ROW ELL Calrd"ui:n lil'k Nam -
Bakers and Comircti"nrr>.
,EO>> \ MATTHEW'S. Main Street
BARRIERS.
E. E BLACKSTONE. Union Eluck Main Street.
Blanks for Lawyers and Town Officers.
VI. STONE y co. Ca,i"ui:n Block. upp">ii'
soldiers Monument.
Boots and shoes.
II:ANtI~ GALLAGHER. DamvilIr. Hlk L. Il. ~
II"tIing. Hats and Caps.
IuHN \ MOORE . Bank Block opposite 81. Johns
IuiIA H"u~'. dealer III Ready Made lrthrn4. Hat
,ud caps Grut- Furnishing ''"'ds. rtc.. rt"-
CI"Ihing for Men and Boys.
B. = I. FNIEBANK> \ GO. Fairbanks Village.
Cr"ck-rH. GLASS and stone Ware.
T. \ /. FAlERNNk~ \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Carp-ting. Paper iIangingS, " ind"w shades
l. \ /. FAIERANk> \ co. Fairbanks \llt.r.
Cigar Mandatory and smokers Haza,r.
CHARLES :. HASTINGS Under NNcuu, Ii"u-,-
Dentists.
. t. PERKINS F,ir,i"uian B"rh Man ~tIr,t.
+; ". WAENEi 1 mon Block. Mann street.
Dining Rooms.
MATHEWS \ rETTENGII.I. Eastern ANrnnr.
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
\ l.. BLISS flaud'I~ Block L. Il. Street
. III HALE. Avenue Block. Il. K. Street.
T. y 1. FAIRBANKS y 90. Fairbanks illtg'.
Dr, Goods. iI"u~.- I>c"pini: Goo,i-, ri".
uNLL \ FLETCHER Nam street.
II"ur and Feed.
GEO. AIpI;ICH \ co. Eastern Avenue
Furnitur,. and C;t>ket>.
l. l.. HALL \ BROTHER Main STREET
{. II. TISDNLE. FEudc Block. up stairs.
Family Ir"crri'.~ and Fruits.
s. NJ COOK \ CO. Eastern Avenue
Groceries and House keeping Goods.
EAT. FAIKENNK> \ CO. Fairbanks Village
Harness. Robes and Blankets.
60. ". COOK. Eastern Avenue.
Hotels.
ANENIE HOUSE. L. L. 81. .. q. Hal. Pr"pr-
Hoes and Forks.
FLY. BALCII y CO. Portland street.
Insurance. Life
P. e. = SARGENT. tEtni.D Railroad street.
Iron Founder aud NaChini-t.
IIkE EULLELI. North rnd. L. L. street.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
e. " ~INTEE Main street.
G. O.. ARD Wards Block. l.. L. street.
Merchant TaiInr>.
D. INpEEWOOp ban, i'll, lil"rh Il. l.. >trr't-
,pE~EE y ~IA~ Union lilncA Main Street.
Music Rooms.
J. HNEEINGTON. SONS \ co. Il L. street.
Physicians and surgeons.
lE T. ". NDGNTE Er-id,ur- and office. lii,
du,.r south at N"rth Church. Main street.
photographs.
EGNGE. Er",vu~ Block. Main street.
Q, H. NIpEICH EurnlIm'~ Iiuildru=. Main -.
10 4. CLIFFORD Calri"mlau Block Main street
Printers and Publishers.
{. NJ. STONE \ co. Cal,d"uiau Tluck Main 81.
stoves aud lin Ware.
~pNTLpINti \ FLETCHER Eastern Avenue.
Il "a u. q. WOODEU n Railroad Nrrrrr.
90 COW WpEEI. Eastern Avenue
Watches. .JrwrlrN and Toys.
HON NLD \ HOWELL. Calcdonian lil h. Mann
uuuGHrON \ CARPENTER. Railroad Street
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The Three Bells.


Beneath the low hun. night cloud
That rIhrd her Splinrrrin. mast
Tn" good ship SETTLED SLOWLY
The cruel leak .ancd fast.
over th" awful ocean
Her signal .un> i,.:,lrd ont
Dear tod WIS that thy answer
From Ih, horror round about
y VOICE came down the Wild wind,
II", ship ah"y :" lis cry:
"Our stout Three Bells of Glasgow
shall stand till daylight by :"
Hour after hour crrpt slowly
Yet "n The. hrivin. >wrll-
Tossed mp and down the ship lights
The lights "t the Three Bells
And ship t" ship made signals
Man answered back I" man
While oft To cheer and hc.irren
rhr Three Bells nearer ran:
And the captain from her talirtll
Srnt dawn his hopeful cry
Take heart Hold nu :" hc shouted
The Three Ecll shall stand bN
All night across the waters
The tossing lights ~h"nr clear;
\ II night from rrring tIfirail
The Three Bells sent her cheer.
And when the dr,.iirN watches
OF storm and darkness PASSED.
just IT, the wreck lurclrd under
\ souls were saved al last
Sail on. Three Bells forever
In grateful mrm"ry sail
Eug on. Three Bells nl rescue.
Ah"vr th, wave and =alr
~ thine. IN night and tempest
| hear the Master cry
And t">>ing through th, darkness.
The lights "f ,iud draw nigh
-lttd,f," far S,p'eIHi
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BUSINESS C.1RDS.


D. VI. MERRILL, VI. d.,
E~ICIAN A. ID : L RG EoN-
p'l,, over Hru-ham> Drug store. II. 'I"hnshury
uoIGIiTo> n Pore,
Homeopathic Physicians and surgeons.
NAI< -IKFEI II. JuHN>HuHN.
uHi,,. hours from /" y. Nj. and l." T. VI.
81 e, IIuu"HIo>. MD. W.G. P"rE, MID.
BILLARD n FOLSOM,
rHY-ICIA>s AND SURGEONS.
-. .I"hn>hurN.
D".. Bdnk BL,ck Nam STREET.
ir Ballard 5 residence pr. F"~omS residence,
Ft-;,ru Avenue Railroad street.
,,ticr hours from 10 10 4 Nj / to2P.M NJ.
y. VI. JOHNSON.
uEALEKIN GENERAL. DRY GOODS.
IunN-"N'~ ILu'k.
EuIroad Street. St. JolmshuIy Vi.
joins BNCO> I'd.
DEALER IN HIDES LEATHER AND OIL
-. .Iuhn~burN Centre. Vi.
MITIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ur NEw NuEK
CASH ASSETS OVER siInoumU.
T.. u. RLupoErT Special AGENT. -. I"hu-hury. Vi.
- L. BROOKS VI. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
u.f,raI his residence, opp tn" Bakery 'I"ln~hurH
T.. T.. Lo>ERGA>.
MA>UFAcTUREK AND DEALER N
.ppI> SHOES and ri 'BBEE>. also LEATHER
b.. ...r,,d Street - st. .IolI-huIy VI
GRO. &. n GEO. ". CtHOO>,
,.gn..Jio,> at La,c. SoIicitor. -, Chdncerg.
.... u,,. Pensions and B"uniir- L> md"n, Vermont
WI. ". GROIT,
rIIuENEl AND COZ NSELLOR At LAW
Barton tIuuIl.
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houses. ANA The windows seemed To
stare blank and VacautlN in the white
moonlight. Suddenly IL horse and rider
appcHrd at the other end of the street.
and Il huaI>c voice uttered Il loud cry.
Fire =, At the same instant the church
bell was rIIn% Violently. and at once. ;t>
if hy common impulse. the whole vii
lagc started into life. Lights appeared
in the houses and Il hundred windows
were dashed quickly up. | saw white
figures standing III them. and heard
voices crying 'Whclc Checking my
horse with il Jerk which threw him on
his haunchc>. i listened for the reply.
"CIaig>idr House
Great Heaven, my worst fears were
realized. 1t wa~ my own home. |
chokcd down the agony. which almost
forced Il cry. aud pressing onward with
rrdnHhlcd speed. soon arrived at the
scene of the fire. The house WAS Il
large one. and when reached it. smoke
Wa> issuing in thick. murkl volumes
from the windows of the second Hat.
while fierce tongues of flame were al
ready lcaping along the roof. y crowd
of men Wrrc hurrNimg c"mtu>rdly with
huckct> and pals of water. In the
centre of Il group of women | found ou
maid. Mary, stretched on the grass in IL
>w"nm. My wife," exclaimed. and |
rushed forward. ''Whcrc iS She - ''t;nd
knows. >iI. said one of the men I'VE
have twice tried to reach the second
tiat. hut were each time driven back 10y
the >nol," and tire" Without uttcIimg
Il word entered the house. and ran
l.. 1 a i.
WAS built of stone. hut the wood work
on each side. WI~ one mi.r>> of hlaZim"
and rlIrklimg flame. Before had taken
three steps. fell back. blinded. tlintimg
and half >uiloratcd with the smoke.
Two men who had followed me caught
me in their arms. and tried To restrain
me 10y force from rudc;IVoIim" tn as
crnd again. "D"u't attempt ii. they
said ''NoU will lose Nuur own life. and
can't save her>. ''Lct 20. Nou COW
ards ! cried. ~ soon ~ ! could
speak; and with the strength of mad
Ness. dashed them aside. rushed up
the stairs. and this time succeeded in
reaching the first landing in safety.
The room which We used ~ our bed
chamber led oil small pal"r which
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my ''"''; I >''"'A II \I"l'n'I\ against
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He BLESSING.

Raising his hand the Rabbi. in IL
solemn and trembling voice. pronounced
the hcncdictiun in Hebrew. concluding
a> follows in English: 1.-The angel who
delivered Israel from all evil. he shall
bless Nou and establish i'll You the name
of our fathers and Onr mothers, Ahra-
ham. Isaac and Jacob Sarah, Rehccc:i,
Rachel and Leah and let you prosper
on earth in the midst of Israel Amen"
\ short prayer i'll Hebrew concluded
the ceremony. and the lady retired to
bc robed for the marriage ccremanN.
This. 1t Is reported, Was performed
by the Rabbi Mayer, after the orthodox
style, the groom breaking Il wine-glass
under his foot, according to the old
custom.
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Rabbi Daughter of .Iuda. Vnu are
nul~, In the name of the cod of Ahla-
nam. Isaac and Jacob , and in the name
Of "ur holy religion. I" which Nou have
vowed traltN. We pronounce Nou ac-
ccptcd in the holy community of Israel.
\ our name j. hrmcctnrth Sarah. Esther.
daughter of Abraham MAY YOU hc
blessed even a. the hearers of this
name. the mothers in Israel. have been;
and may become. like them. an honor
t" ,y"ur adopted religion and nation. for
ever. Amen.