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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-04-11

There is no question that the judicious use of Phos
phafe very largely increases the product Of SOIL
and every Farmer who practices True Economy gets
all he can from each acre.
After several years experience feel well qualified
to Judge OF the merits Of the different fertilizers offer
ed in this market We offer nothing that not strict
lyfrst eiss, second 10 and better than most OF
the fertilizers made.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-03
By ALONZO ]. WHITE 6 SON,
AuctiOIleerS.

EOR PARTITION AND DIVISION
l Under Judgment Cqurs OF Common Pleas
Cecilia Garden vs. Alex. Ga:den. Administra-
tor, ct al
ham. Judge of the First Circuit In the above
case, will be sol on THURSDAY, the l7th OF
April 1879 near the Postonice, Charleston, at II
The following REAL ESTATE, to wilt:
l. All that L0rOF LAtfi, with the Buildings
thereon, situate on the south side Of Beaufain
street, measuring In front on Beaufain street "a
feet 10 deplh on east line So feet, ON west line 50
less; bounding north on 1eaufain street, south on
Lot late of Mary Ann Smith, east on Lot OF
Richard Holloway, and west on Lots now or late
Of Ann Mitchell and! OF Jos. Heyle. g..
2. All that LOT, with. Buildings thereon, on
west side OF King street, being part OF Lot 80. Is
on plat of Rugeley Lands. measuring on King
street A. feet 8 inche. and on north and south
line, 2l6 feet, and on west line 40 feet inches,
more or less; bounding north on Lot No. q on
street. south on Land Of J. P. Reed. Trustee, and
west on Land now or late OF Mary Whitaker.
g. All tnat LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, on the west side OF Coming rect,
known on plan OF Lands OF Trust Estate Of Luce
Desportes by lett ers and 81, measuring In front
on coming street about 28 feet by 95 feet In
depth, more or less; bounding. as per said plan,
on Lois aos y on on
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon on west side Of Coming street, known
on plan OF Lands OF Luce Desportes by letter N,
measuring In front on coming street 20 leet
inch 9, and 2s feet inches on back line, more or
less, by about 81 feet In depth; bounding north
on Lots q aud @ on said plan, east on Coming
street. south on Lot o, and west on Lot n.
S. Also, all that LOT, with the Buildings there.
on, On east side OF Desportes couit, known In
said last mentioned plan as Lot n, measuring IN
front on said court "a feet inches and on back
line 2s feet inches, moro or less, by about so feet
inches IN the north line, and A. feet on south
line; bounding north on Lot on said plan,
east Lot N, south Lot p, and west On DespUrtes
court.
8. All that LOT. 18th the Burdings thereon, on
east side o! Desportes court known on said plat
by The letter J, measuring iu front on said court
u fee 8inches, by so feet 10 dt pth, more or less
bounding north on Lot D, east on Lot h, south
On Lot d, and west on DespoHtes court
Terms-'lne-thlrd cash: balance by bond or
bonds OF the purchaser or purchasers, as may be
required. pay able In two equal annual install
men 8, with int, rest from dale sale annually
secuiea by mortgage OF premises AID policy OF
insurance assigned. Purchasers TO pay me 1ol
papers, also to pay such portion Of the City Taxes
or the year 1873 as the residIe OF the year 1878
after day Il sale to end II year, will bear tc
| whole year. ASHER d. COHEN,
mch27-thm6th1 special Referee.
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|HNSSXZSSNZZSSS2
ENSZ{AESSM

OF Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
LumbaRo, Sclatic8, Kidney aud Nervous DIS.
eases. after years OF suffering by taking Or.
FITLERiS VEGETABLE RHEUMATlO SYhUP-
the scientinc discovery OF ]. p. Filter, u. D.,
regular graduate physician, with Whom we sre
personally acquainted who has Tor 80 years
treated these diseases exclusively Win aatonlsn'
ing results. We believe 1t our Christian duty,
after deliberation, to conscieotously request snI
ferers to use 1t, especially persons In moderate
circumstances who cannot AFFORD TO waste
money and time on worthless mixtures. AS
clergymen we seriously feel The deep responst
billty resting on us In publicly endorsing this
medicine. But our knowlege and experience OF
It's remarkable merit fully justtfes our acllon:
Rev. q. II. Ewing, Media, Penn, suffered sixteen
years, became hopeless; Rev. Thomas Murphy,
D. D., Frankford Philadelphia; Rev. ]. B. Davis,
Hlghtstown. New Jersey; Rev. j. :. Bucnanan,
Clarence, Iowa; Rev. G. g. Smith, Pltfsford, New
YorK; Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Church, Philade.
phia. Other testimonials from Senator'S, Cover.
nors, Judges, congressman, Physicians. &C., for
wsrded gratis with pamphlet explaining these
diseases. una Thousand dollars will be present
ed to any medicine for sane diseases showing
equal merit under est, or that can produce one
fourth az mauy living cures. ANY person send.
Ing by letter description OF afliction Will receive
gratis legally signed guarantee naming tne
number or bottles to cure, agreeing 10 relono
cure. Afflicted invited to write to Dr. fIILEnr
Philadelphia. His valuable advice costs notnlng.
DuWIE, NOISE DAVIS,
Sole Wholesale Agents for South earoilnsI is,,,
For sale at Retail by II. BAER, W. a. SkhiSE.
A. W. ECKEL i CO., pr, GEO; - SAgLiEh' rns y. -
ian18.stuthly DkO l.
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amrtio,t gales--futnre Mans.


By J. DRAYTON FORD.
A UCTION SALE F.-DESIRABLE PHOS-
II PLATE FERTILIZER or other Factory Size,
Mills, Machinery &c.
Will be sold In Charleston, at public outctY,
at the east end OF Broad street, on THuRSDAf,
the 18th day OF April next, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
Farmers Fertilizer Company OF South Carolina,
situated less than ba mile beyond the corpo.
rate limits Of the tiIy Of Charleston. (
These consist Of new eighty horse power q. :.
glne In complete preservation, 10 brtck engine
house. The Machinery, such as elevator, Crun4-
ers, Grinders Mixer. Shaftlng, &C., &c, Ia built
In substantial three.story tin ronf house, OF IS
0f high and seventeen OF low land, having good
outlets in the fee simple OF twenty-foot plank
road, and graded roadbed for railway on one
Side, and fue wharf on Ashley River on its other
or western side. IL adjoinS and connects by
means OF these roads with the South Carolina and
the Northeastern Railroads, and is thus In prompt
communication with the interior OF this State and
Of the Southern and Southwestern States.
This presents rare opportunity to capitalists
for the incep lon OF any Fertilizer or other manu-
featuring enterprise. with f1rst-class site, and
the best OF machinery easily adapted to any pur.
pose.
Terms One.half cash; balance by bond paya.
BILE In two equal annual instalments from day Of
sale with interest payable annually from kame
day. to be secure by first mortgage OF premises
sold. Buildings sold to be insured In amount Of
unpaid portion, and policy 10 be assigned to
seller Purchaser to pay for requisite papers.
cash property.
For further particulars apply in person or by
mail 10 ]. DRAYTON FORD, Re Il Estate Broker.
No. SO Broad street. Charleston, 3. O. apr3-th3
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mch2o. .apr3.N
BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES,
Auctioneera.

A0CIkOAO0EHs
N'CONNOR VS. DELARGE. - By
~ virtue Of a. decree Of Judge r. F. Graham,
made In this case, The - day OF February, 1879.
/ viii expose for sale at Public auction, IL the
CITY OF Char!eston, on THURSDAY, the 10th day
OF April 1873, at II O'Clock, A. NJ In front Of the
Postoflce, - i"t!" -
All that TRACr IF LAND, called Glover, Git.
uste on charleston Neck state aioresaid, poas-
uring thirty seven and onehalf (a7 ~ acres more
or less, bouncing north on Lot No. 8, designated
In plan OF said lands, east on Lot No. on eaid
plan south on public r0ed leading from Charles.
ton Neck TO Clements Ferry, and west cn said
pubic road.
all that other LOT. designated In said pan by
No 8, contaiuiEg eighteen (lS) acres aud ninety
nine (so) hundredth part VI an acre, more or lea,
south on Lot No. !, on taid plan; ana, West ,on
pnolio road leading from charleston. See y. u.
H. Book y, No, 8, pages 2ai and 239. These Tracta
constituting what was formerly Knewnis - MIX.
er's Farm, about I'VE miles from the city. ~
Terms-One-half cash; balance By bond and
mortgage OF the purchaser, payable In one year,
bearing seven per cent interest, secured By .
MORTGAGE Of the premises. Purchaser 70 pay me
Tie ABOVE property can be treated for, as pri-
vate sale, on application to ]. FRASER HATH-
EWES, NO. Sc Broad street.
mc6ao-th4 VIM ]. GAYER. Referee.
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BY WIN. MCKAY
NPECyIAI, SALE .OE FINE TRIPLE
ByW. Y. LEITCH & B. 8. BRUINS,
Auctfoneers.
r opEz & SON VS.. THE CHARLESTON
BOARD OF TRADE ET Al.

-. y
r OPFZ q SON vs.. THE ECHARLE8TON
IL BOARD OF TRADE ET AL.
By virtue OF the Judgment OF tho hon. r. r.
Graham. judoe OF Inc First Circuit, In the aboye
case, win be sold ar the Rooms OF the Charleston
Board OF trade, 10. Iol Neetinr street, UnSflea-
ton, q. O., on TUESDAY, 22d April, 1878, as IL
O'Clock A. II, '.-.-''.'. :
p All ttat LOr. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the Buildings thereon, situate, lying, and
being on the west side Of Meeting Gtreets nstr
lsss Of - Barrett. formerly Of 6. D. WinsloK, 20
iha west on Lands Of - Psrk. formerly OF y. d.
Wsns,nw n the aontf, on iands Of p. p. NelrnI.
ous now Of the Estate OF smith HoW. y lJr.y and
In the east sn Neetlnr street, being parcels OF
Lands Of the heirs OF NARY Anc7um, delineatef In
PnrceI1is Mat thereof. dated lioo,- measuftn9 and
CONTAINING m ihe nortn line l6s feet On The back
line sy fees inch,a Em the soufh line ian feet.
and nm Hestino atIeet az feet: and,;hsyinf 1uch
auu sar. o - sSa ~ so =" ot ,heronf snnaxaT IN
M aHu snape at 90 os,d G ~ Nv Wsns1o, IN
Sre,p e IT, and recoySsd N the oca OF
Sha paa,S,er ~ Msnse tnnvevsnces for iyhariss.
me nsgsf " " nnro No nass .so M Nj Sriiy
snaeor svr Svan''' ~ 0ooA . 'o' - p"e' -''
oPHO P,ESo oo,d po., Fo,ato vii, he ao,d arae
Ano 'Ai' "''' 1As"e asa ~ 'S'A '--'' "saI
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Druas at mholesale.


TnE SUFFERING OF HE AFFLlC TED
WILL. SOON CEASE.
GRAY'S INVALUABLE IMPROVED ONT
MENT.
Nearly fifty years have elapsed since the dis
covery OF this Wonderful Remedy, and is is pro-
nounced by all who have used 1t without dis.
senting voice to be the most extraordinary e1.
ternal remedy 10 the wor d.
The bold assertion is made thai It never falls
when used according to directions.
The Faculty throughout the Union recommend
It. Every form OF external disease yields to i;s
magical effect, with speed and certainty that is
perfectly surprising. Every box ls warranted to
give satisfaction, or the money will be refunded
in every instance. Price 25 cents per Box. For
sale by all Druggists. W. F. GRAY,
Sole Proprietor, Nashville, Tenn.
DOWIE, NOISE d DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8. O.
fonoQ-,h
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Drnss at ubolesaIe.
I0EFTTNDS CONCENTRATED LIEBIGy FOOD FOR INFANTS.


happily ocoae
nphystian
A1DDN" D'N"
0HeN"o~,N-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-03
GE7TYS SBURG
KAFALlSlNE WATER

1t has been demonstrated, by series OF prac.
cal experiments conducted oy eminent physicians
and aitested bJ thousands OF CRATE fu people who
have been relieved from their sunerings by It's
use, that the GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE
WATER Is the nearest approach to specific ever
discovered for Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheuma.
tism, Gout, Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney and Urinary
Diseases generally. 1t restores muscular power
TO the psralytc. It cures Liver Complaint, Chron.
10 Uisrrhess, Piles, Constipation. Asthma, Ca.
Ierrh and Bronchitis, Diseases Of the Skin, Gen.
erat Debility, and Nervous Prostration from men.
tai and physical excesses II is the greatest an.
tidote ever discovered for Excessive Eating or
Drinking. It cofrecrs the stomach, promotes di.
cestion, ard relieves the head almost immediate
IL. No household should be without 1t. Every
hotel should keep 1t on hand.
~For history OF the Springs, Tor medical re.
porta OF the power OF the water over disease, for
marvellous cures, and for testimonials from dis
tinguished men, send for pamphlets
wEITNEY BROS, General Agents,
No. 227 South Front Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Gettysburg Spring Company.
For sale BY DoWIE, NOISE 4 DAVIS,
and Druggists generally. feb25-tuthssmos'
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By 4. N. MARSHALL & BRO,
AuCtiOneorn.

DEEEREES .sALE.-O B. COCHRAN,
H. vs. T. A. whitney.
win be sold on TEURSDA AZ, the 10th OF April,
at II O'Clock A. n, near the Poatomse, brpaa
''It All that PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate
on Charleston Neck, being part OF ptece, parcel
or tract lately conveyed 70 Lewis y. Hatch "
charles B. Cochran, ntaining eight lEIW
or late OF DR.. Edward North, and LAND OF me
said Lewis u. Hatch, east by lands now or lste Of
Edward Barnwel southwardly BY road caHed
p. Palrick-the tract commonly called whitney q
Farm.
successive annual instslmenta, with interest pay-
able semi-annuaily, secured by bond OF tno puI'
Chaser and q mortgage Of the premises aold. Pur-
chaser to pay referee for papers.
ALEX. d. BROWN, Beferee.
mchla-tuths
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BY H. H. DeLEON,
oHEN. ADMINISTRATOR, AG AINsT
Az Aucttoneer.

COHEN, ADMINISTRATOR, AG ANST
" DRUOKER, EFT AL
In pursuance OF and obedience TO the Judgement
Of the hon. &. r. Graham, Judge OF 'the ftfsSar.
cul5 Court of Common Pleas, at the February
Term, 1878, will cell by public auction, On the
north side OF the Postofacs, IN eharieston; on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of April next, at u O'CLOCK
In the forenoon,
That LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings tnare-
on, situate on Queen street, known as NUMBER
twenty. five twenty two feet front by one nun:
dred and my two feet In depth, be the sala
dimensions more or less. Bounded bJ propery
now or formerly OF Joseph Spencer, OF T1omas
Bradford, and Of II. F. Baker and on Queen
street. .,.,
ance In one year secured oy 63nd OF pI,n,SuHsth I'LL
mortaage , M OF Of the premises and policy Of i1sur.
ance On the bulldngs in such sum Is me n,sse
to nav civ taxes for 1873, and TO pay the Referee
sUpos w., pnsrorS .a.5 JAMES SIM0N6.
~, mpcnI pSpIS T.mth7tu1 Referee.
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Eesal Notifies.

1.-THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF CHARL STON.-COurt OF Com
mon Pless.-.HRISTOPHER P. POPPENHElM,
Plaintiff against W. SPRAGUE, Defendant
Cspy summons for Money Demand.-Compaint
not Served.
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint 10 this action. which has been
nled In the Office OF the Clerk OF The court OF Cou-
men Pleas for the said County, and 10 serve
copy OF your answer on the subscriber at hi' Of
nee No. 81 Broad street, corner OF Church street,
within twenty days after the service of this sum.
mons on you, exclusive OF the day OF re Vice.
II you fail TO answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff win take Judgment
against You for the sum OF thirty seven dollars
and nve cents and costa.
W.. TOBIAS Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Charleston, $. u, March 5th, 1873.
pasl JACOB WiLLIhAN' C.O.P.
To the Defendant, ]. W. SPRAGUE: Take no.
tlce that the summons In this aclion, together
with the complaint therein referred to, was filed
srtneurhce Of the CLERK OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, for the County OF Charleston, In The state
ofSouth Carolina, on the ffth day OF March, A.
D'' 1 v. ]. TOBIAS, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Charleston, s. O, March 5tn, 1873. mch6-t'8
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Cecuy.

Oh, II my love would come to me.
Would come to ME AMI SPEAK 10 me
Out OF These shadows dark and dree,
NV heart Touli 80 much lighter be,
Nv heart would so much lighter be,
Sang Cecly, sad Cecily.
oh, II my love would come to me,
And say the words he said to me,
Another day, for love OF me,
the world would so much brighter be,
the world would so much brighter be,
Sang fair, deserted Oecily.
Oh. n nv love would come to me.
And held my hands aud ioos &C Inc,
The while ne softly spoke 10 me
Nv life would so much brighter be,
Nv life would so uch brighter be,
Despalrlngly sang Cecuy.
But silsnt and away from me.
He has no word OF cheer for me.
For one dark day he doubted me.
And doub ing me, grew hard to me,
And doubling me, grew hard to me,
Hall bitterly, sang Cecily.
But oh, II he would come to me,
Just for little while to me
Before he left me he should see
That was true as truth could oe,
mat was true as truth could be,
S6uS IeuuCIp, n"SoS SSSAJ'
oh. II he would but come to me.
For long enough to liarn OF me
This precious truth, and say to me
the words he said before to me,
For love OF me, for love OF me,
Sang Ceelly, isir Ceclly.
Nv way would so much brighter be,
NY cross would 80 much lighter be,
And natientiy I'd wait and see
Whatever was in store for me,
Whatever was Ia store for me,
Sang wistfully, poor Ceetly.
But now through shadows dark and dreo,
he will NOS help me, who might be
A rock amidst this surgtnC sea,
A shield between the world and me,
A shield between the world and me,
Sang tearfully, sad Oecily.
And all ask to comfort me,
Is that he'll come once more 10 M,
And Say the words he said to me
Another day for love OF me
another day :or love OF me
Sang pleadtngly, sweet Cecily.
Yet{though these shadows dark and dree,
Grow dark and darker vet to see
Twill not doubt, a. he doubts me,
But still believe he'll coice TO mel
But still believe he'll c;me to me
With sudden cheer.
Sang high and clear
This fond and faithful Cecily.
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nR FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU.
HATIO SYRUP, "a

Warranted under oath never 20 have failed TO
cure. $500 Certificates or testimonials Of cure.
Including Rev. O. b. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls OF Schuylkin, Philadel'
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphis; Hon. J Y. Greeley, member Con.
den. New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltim0rei
ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky; and thousands Of
others, Warranted to cure OF. money REFUNDED.
'fft DR, GEO. OAULlER, Agent
'uiyl-1yr Charleston s'o'
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Qbirnpnbist.
NORNs, BUNIoNs, DC, CURED.

Mrs. KEOoR having returned to the c,sy ia pre.
pared to give IelIeT to those suffering from,
C0RGS, BUNIONS or other riseEses OF the fee )
As to her skill and success as Ohiropodist, 81 it
refers, by permission, to Dr.. Fitch and Dr.. d
ward North. She will, II desired, attend tho 81
who may require her services at their residenc es
She may be found at No. 98 Church street, he
tween Broad and Chalmers streets. febHN
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By HUTSON LEE.
WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, ApRI
wv g. at III O'clock A. NJ at the east end 4

Broad street,
That very desirable PROPERTY, No. % Rut.
ledge avenue, third door north Of Radcliffe street.
The Residence contains sx (8) square rooms, q
dressing room and pantry, the Kitchen four (I)
rooms, and the stable has three (a) lathed and
plastered roons in the second story. Premises
Ia good repair.
the Lot measures forty.two i42) feet front, by
one hundred and fty-two Q62) feet deep, more
or less.
This Property, being Immediately upon the
line cf the CITY Railway. and In the most dcalra.
BILE portion OF the city, should command the at
tentlon Of purchasers OF real estate. l---j. i. /
The Premises are under lease until October
18th, 1873.
Terms-One third (K) cash; balance In one and
two years, secured by bond OF purchaser, bearing
seven (7) per cent interest, and MORTGAGE OF the
Premises; bulldogs to he insured and policy as
signed. Purchaser to pay anctioneer for papers
aur3 I
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Mnniripal Notices.

GITY TREASURY, APPEL l, 1873
" All interests due on City Stock on April lst.
1873, will be deemed as good 10 tiscounting I. ur
per cent OF the owners' taxes, W here the balance
IS paid In full OF all taxes to the City this year,
from the 9Th to the 18th instant. both inclusive.
During these days such items Of six per cent in
terest only can be attended TO-
aprl-l2 P.J. COOGAN, Treasurer.
, 1873-09-04
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.

Wo print tho schodulo OF tho maximum rateB
adopted by tho Board Of Nnilroad Commission
ors to DO charged on railroads In this State for
tho transportation Of froiHhts Of all kinds. Tho
schedule is prepared under tho net Of tho last
Legislature, and ono Inns to be prepared for each
road and published for a certain timo in newB-
paper printed in Springfield. This schedule ia
OF tho rates to be charged on tho Toledo, Wabash
l. Western Railroad but our correspondent in
forms us that It is in oil respects tho same rs
will DO declared for tho Chicago, Alton l. St.
Louis, Chicago, Burlington L Quincy, Illinois
Central, Chicago l. Rock island, and tho Chi
cago l. Northwestern Railroads, and probably
for several others.
Those schedules thus prepared By tho Railroad
Commissioners are made by Law pri,na facio
evidence In all courts, in al quits brought
against railway companies for o1tortion, Of What
arc far and reasonable rates for tho tranBporta-
tion Of tho sovoral kinda Of freight. by a pro-
vision Of tho Same Inv, howovor, tho aohodulos
do not have any legal effoot until the 18th day OF
January, 1874, or ten days aftor tho rcasaombling
OF the next General Assembly. The rates pre-
scribod will then bo considered by the 1ogis1a-
turo, and, If no action DO taken by that body to
tho contrary, will go into effect on tho 18th oi
January next.
, 1873-09-04

Are we better than our neighbors The con-
cert by the aermania Band On Boston Common,
Sunday afternoons IN tho vory heart OF tho city.
and almost at the thresholds Of SCORES Of
churcheg, has become fixed fact. Large and
dccorous audiences visit the Common, and moth
ing yet bus occurred Of IN unsoemly character
to mar the sacred nature Of the day. In Chica-
60, tho working people aro debarred their hour Of
musio on Sunday afternoon, in paEk in the
outskirts OF tho city, at long distance from
any church, and whero 1t could not disturb the
most {aBtidioua stickler for Sunday obaorrances,
even Of the most Puritanica1 atyle. II moral
boston cnn tolerate Sunday music without my
show Of contamination, what possible danger ia
Chicago In from it7 Aro wo growing pharisai-
cal, or hayo we really attained to such pitch OF
proacriptive morality that Sunday tuno is dan,
gerous, unlesa played upon an organ and aunR
by paid choir2