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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03
For the Essex County Herald.
fOT the ESS'
South Canaan.

fOC the ESSEX SOuuty AlcEaIu'
South Canaan.
In conversing with a gentleman
from Burke my attention was again
called to the fact that people living
farther south and west have very
poor opinion of the land, il not of
the Inhabitants, of Northern Essex.
He says that many of the people of
Orleans and CALEDONIA counties think
when they get up this way they are
getting beyond the good things of
Vermont. Now ] would say to the
good people over there and elsewhere
that if they will visit that part of
Essex county which lies in the valley
of the Connecticut, especially the
town of Canaan, they will be as much
surprised as the man from Burke, who
said this would compare favorably
with any part Of the State. We have
as good stock as the best-three. year
old steers, owned and raised by I. Z.
Fiel . seven feet in girth, and other
cattle to match. AS for potatoes, we
claim to be top OF the heap, raising
the largest and most OF them. -Four
farmers in this town have about sixty
five acres which will probably produce
$4,000 bushels and many others who
raise enough to astonish any one
who never visited this location.
With railroad this would surely be
the happy land of Canaan. We also
have some hears this way. Prof.
Gamsby, of Colebrook, trapped ole
in Lexington, a short time since, and
had a set-to with the mother, in which
Gamsby claimed to be the best man.
SAM.
South Canaan, Sept. 2Sth, 1874.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief and
A> cure of all derange-
NA. ments in the stom-
~ ach, liver, and bow
<[ELS els. They are mild
j. /
81 AA aperient, and an
SSlRE NM excellent purgative.
6E5ks1 4s2s~S Being purely vege-
VSr4HXg&HFAS >HSg.i- table, they contain
eaz<5zSS ~<sEf;gea no mercury or mine
h&3 sSSSss raj whatever. Much
$g3aa, serious sickness and
<u9 %aa suffering is prevent
ed by their timely
use; and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them TO be the SAT.
est, surest, and best of all the PiIs with which
the market abounds. BY their occasional use,
the blood is purified the corruptions of the sys-
tenn expelled, distractions removed, and the
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleansed by ADer's Pills, and
stimulated into action, Thus incpent disease
is changed into health, the value Of which change,
when reckOned on the vast multtudcs who enjoy
it, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
virtues u1impaired for any length of time, so
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operatN
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet Oh
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them as Family Physie,
and for the following complaints, which these
PiHs rapidly cure:-
ness, kanguOr and EOss of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
ach, and restore Its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache, Jauntiice or Green sickness, Bill
iOus Collie and Bilious Fevers, they should
be udiciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause it.
For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For Rheumatism, GOut, Gravel, Pal
pitatiOn of the Heart, Pain i'm the
Side, Hsack and LOins, they should be contin.
uously taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For DrOpsy and DrOpsical Swellings,
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression, large dose should be
taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym.
pathy.
AS q Dinner PHI, take one or two pttts to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and imvigorates the
system. Hence it is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tolerably well, often finds that dose of these
Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. C. AYER& CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, YASS, U. S. 4.
FUR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03
North StratfOrd.

NUEtH oIThtlOEus
NARROW GAUGE.-The Grand
Trunk Il. Co., OH Friday night last,
after the passenger train up,narrowed
up its gauge to that of the Boston,
Concord & Montreal and other roads
in New f gland. They got the rail
moved up about half past two in the
morning and the first train over the
road was run by conductor Van r.
Davis. the proprietor of the Percy
House at North Stratford. 1t was a
supply train consisting of one (hand)
car, and started from the depot at
North Stratford with some ten or a
dozen passengers. Getting under
good Roadway they went on in first class
style till they came to switch .ead-
ing them OH to the sidings and then
they first tried the experiment Of run
ming narrow gauge car on broad
gauge road. They succeeded well
enough to overturn the car, pitch the
passengers helter-skelter and injure
quite seriously the "gentlemanly and
obliging CONDUCTOR" and three Of the
passengers. "Ranse" says now nc
more narrow gauge in his'n.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03
CHARLES WILKINSON,
Lancaster,
Cal.

Not finding the said Charles Wilkin-
son at that place, it was marked,
Try Lancaster, Ill.," and remailed.
From the different directions on the
envelope it appears that it has ''tried"
the Lancasters, in Ind, Iowa, Kansas,
Kentucky, Massachusetts, Missouri,
New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsyl-
yania, Texas, South Corolina, Virgin
ia,and finally our Lancaster. Joseph
promptly started 1t on a Southern trip,
probably thinking the climate of that
section woald be more agreeable at
the present season than that OF the
Northern States.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03
the PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

OF the subscriber will hereafter be open every
week day except Mondays. Particular atteh
ton will be given 10 making retouched pho
IogrHphs whereby treckles are nearly or
wholly removed likewise particular atten.
ton given to taking chldrcn's pictures, II
brought in q clear day. The forenoon is much
the best time. Old pictures copied TO ally
ink. Good work warranted every time.
L. T. WILSON.
Lancaster y. H.. July 18th, 1874.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03
South Canaan, Sept. 2St
StratfOrd Hollow.

OtTUCIUIU HUIIUWs
Some rapid work was done on the
Strattord Hollow section of the q. L.
r. last Saturday morning, by p. G.
Stone, section foreman, and his crew.
They narrowed up five miles in three
hours, and it is said were the first to
report section in condition for narrow
gauge trains.
The Stratford Hollow Bridge COM
pany have let their stone work, to
commence Immediately las reported.
Fisk's starch mill will commence
running soon. Potatoes are coming
in rapidly.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03
Milan.

Milan.
Last Sunday afternoon a dispute
arose between Appleton Blake, OF this
place, and Samuel Pane, of Berlin,
in the saloon kept by tue former,
about sore trouble they had had
years ago. Blake went to his house
to get some documents to prove his
statements, as he said, and soon re.
turned with his revolver. Paine had
left the store and was on the street.
Blake ordered him to return to the
store or he would shoot him; this
Paine did hot do, whereupon Blake
fired four shots at him, one of which
took effect in his right shoulder, caus-
ing a slight wound, and passing over
lodged in his boot. Verdict-''Rum
did it"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-10-03
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, 1874-07-05

4 double suicide was oommittoa gu juno II at
No. Us llu1 Dalef0nd. 4 MAu aud woman had
taken chamber tloro for \ fow days, tho tor-
mor representing himself ao ; commercial trly-
eler, aud saving tlat his wife accompanied him
Oh hiB journeys. Aftol they had reAlded thero
very agreeable with tho people in the house, tlo
fnct WIZ noticed that they bal not been seon for
twe,,tyfour hours, and, Us tho smell OF burning
charcoal oacaped from their room, tho landlord
hul tho door opsuod. Tho pair wero found lying
OIL the bod dressoa, with ouiy their boota
or, aud quite doud. They had dragged the gratis
from lib placo, aud put It in tue middle Of tho
room aud lighted hte in it.. On GIL invosti!.a-
tlon ths woman was discovered to be Mne. Le-
monnier, Of M. 10 1sue 4lontmorenoy, and tho
man Ii. bonnlst. No. as Auc Vio.le-dn-Tem>1c,
both married. and both had quilted their fam1l4es
to end their lives IN the manner described
tali1nani reports that \ uaarder was also com.
mlttotl On tho sa,no day, at about 2:1O, ut
Nh antiug.houso, No. 7 nuo Cujas upt'sff
singular e!rouMssances. 4 young man, nauod
Henri Tonyiot, ased %, .elnpioyod - =
cana to dine, and. atter: his ropast,, of.
being aBaod to pay, aectared TINT ha bad no
money. The Boryant-grl, Mnrie coBArd, thoro.
upon told him that he shoaid not leave "ithona
disclarg,lg hib debt. Thosoupon he startaa up
md strncI the woman With 4 triangular knito
violout blow betwoon tho broasts Ana killed. hct
on the spot. Ito tlien took to Hight, pat was
pursued and arrastel. On bolng taken before =
Oommlhsary Of Police. hs doolstea that 10 hnh
un1y satisfied desire ho fs, TO .bila aoWeboa5.
On bo!ug brought Into the presence of thu
corpse OF hin victim, l,s sad that aa knoa noth-
Ing OF her, aud that he Lad acted only under 4
nonou,uuia, Tho mau, who III taA AUD Ieds
haired, with very wild expression Of oounto'
nauos. waa ooutInittod Tor trial.
, 1874-07-05

stern t, volocf quite different to, that IN
"lioar mo, stSangeri ''1aa TIao i Y,giianitos % srs
fos1y sosy iof l yqnEi 3i, z Rosion an respset yon1
.yoM that 4 you quontion II by hnelo word, you
will ruaa the man you snost 5000 10 lelp. Jos
Dlakoy-You aro conailnrod by tha honorable
court o. te bSat af ths Two, but you ARC very bad
that yo hov cleared oil. from llore in slx llourg
and are not found within n hundred mlleB Of
hora ever altar, ct course NC give you timo u
70 tho Joutnay.--phil Msgl. we know yer are 4
niurdoror, and troaellerons pua--
ron DIE
Those Ia tho seutonco.-Boys string MP Phil
alarl!.-1f you luke to ace justice done IN thcas
Western parts. ' ,asfanRer' como out With us Il
turned doathlY alck. as tho procesaton left
the shanty, Joe and l being lts only occupants.
One man, Aowovor, turned back, and said: 80,
Squire you must exorse mY neglect; hut am
over yonler. M wife and the young ladies vi
be glad to aeo you; sud il you will stop month
with lis, we slall ba all tho more pleased. Twill
Introduce you to all our bost citizons. and I'll
tna,, enames II they will bo happy to have you among
;. 1ssammorod out fay words. and he hnrriod
no moro Of them; but, utter = foV min.
utos Of almost ssgonizing SILENCE, wo heard ,
cabiu, and could even hear their .va1cca
| and laughter, l looked alnoat timtdly at
Joe, who heayea . hoavy aieh. and broaklng
atlonco for tho trat time since his roprlovo said:
"T1Ey'vE DONE WITH rnlL.
| Thore WAS worse mon In tho room shar him.
| when tho Vigiantes was hero; though I dont
deny, Squire, that no l'ev been hard rrotohos."
| Ho paused, saif taking mental retrospect Of
douly changing nis tone, aaid: "Nov. Squire.
must 60. and that right away. ! know whcro
i tlioy'vo hung Phil: / shall cut down. sad ]osvo
Bon1e money With old Padre ,,t'rancisco to have
have something Important 10 uay to yoa."
hand into my breast t-pockot. for 1 thought he
| wished to borrow moneyt but he waved his
sn 'o ss Nd qs saas sfen sos i asss asss
out now. should aoon DO the riohost m.u in these
diggingH You Buyod my life, stranger, and
havnt made nc fuhs about i, and fool it.
31 ousbt 'ss Hhot sonaaeea ssstsa sssase
about liaIf milo up that gufoh, smaller galch
runs otf-you'i know it, booause it's the first on
thS loft you come so3hat @ gulsh3 eontsina Tug
ssaspn. can't touch It NOW, but / hs,
got tho claim, and horehy give YOU eyor tha,
claim. Work 1t, aud
I atrovo to thank him, and to olier him the pro-
coods, or half; but he silancod mo- and raid hs
didn't want to hear auy more Of tho place.
"you stop IN here. SQUIRE. he nnid, "whiio I
60 and do what I've got to do foe Pull"
So he went, and lat alone In tho shanty until
dawn, when he returned. looking as cold and
impasaye al ever. lie mounted his horse-tha
Vigilantea had left one for him, and my own, out
heard OF him agaia-unless Joe nakor, from Col
orado, who WAS ahot at saloon fn NoYada, "at
my friend, III aomo OF my mining acqualutancaa
daelared to be tho oa4e.
, 1874-07-05

~ n,eIodrama. profors Iltoilaril Ill" to
"AoroHs tho Continent" when 10 c.l have thu
cholco. 10 1t IL with throo-fonrths Of tho com-
nnnity. Ono onsi)y goes from good to bottor,
Is not hnrd to cultivate. Tie proso,t taste tor
the Illicit Frcnoh drama was outlrly All ac-
quirad one. TtIo lows Of tho litbertsonIa,l
phys waH oyon moro oaBily won* IL Ill ul-
doubted truth thnt The French arc tls most ar
tlstlo l!ay,wrlghtg Of tho proHont ay. Dut we
WHO CAN GIVE ua aooD PLAYS
an Illicit iovo. Hrsdo TaySr, pouci-
cault, Noborlson, ,Auuly asd Gllboit.
o. lho pre,99ont'tlay atn1atiAts, h:yo done 30,
plying w-apparcntIy-popula demand, <nsDs
In "Chnrity" tho wrll-worn Ftenol t,on1e.
a. porfcct play IL n play Of pure nne and l!fgh
sentiment, WIN crsl, dialogue and rarll aottou,
wlicli roaeleB HIlulcaomo truth, onl!'otlios II
Ioe&p itioni, or pHrlrays n n0>te paaHlOn.
The company 10 proHent 1nch pietoa should bo
composed of people sach Of whom lB especially
adaptad for Bonlo limo uf characters, Rnd who
laso PLAY eli q suliclone longtA Of limo together
to work III l,itno. and form harmonious wliDlo.
Wo liayo plenty of aucll plays IN or literature
Eifth-Avcnue Company IN ono Of tho throo or
four ut pYcAont III the county.
In star" theatro, It IL not ID oasy to rcaols
n1ch rerfoction bnt gront roformatlon can po
oHecteu more NY lilo thinning outol incompetent
actors, and tho uttor ignoriug Of cheap Hensa-
tional stars with ouo-pnrt draan,.
Tho growth und popularity VI mary such COM
!iaNioA III DM!y'n nnl WnilnckH c,n hp offcctnd by
q very little aKill and care OF 1nmlagors, aud
THE REWARD IL BUnE,
and not 80 worry slow. The groHtl Of such them
tres will cause larger nunbcr Of good PLAYS
donnnd always croutes supply, md only in
this Tay can NO hnvo perfect dramatic iitora.
ture.
There Ia no reason why Chicago should not
have H,1ch theatres, ~ vol as New York, boston
md SIM Frauoiaco. It il certainly lnrgo mud
cosmopolitan enough, mud thero onglt to be 4
pic to support aurh theatro. s.
, 1874-07-05
CAN WE HAVE A PERFECT DRAMAt

~. r. ,a ,,,,t t,,at an5 roanon,,,. ~ ,,.1,.r.
49,. 80 D"s a ;. "o a.. ~ us'e w
tnat NO arc progressing 10 tno oihhat'o art
There is no cause TO oo"all tho decline OF the
+imea wo rnav nnuear to retrorrnte. .-f]emorul-
," a-s,a i. ,t,sa,.'.,, H.. .,,,s;a;...
o'omo9 o 4s,.a -. -. asa.a: .o a.,"'s s"f.u3
OF managers tae naa tasto or certain portions
nctors,-still tho march Of Improvement goes
utoo;;iv n, mil t,,a goo, ove,1manccp III. sy;t
~ ..,'.,,;., l., ~ H.. :. :. A.. IT,, =,
~ IL otnei thugs III A1o' n"' ~ :" tho uu'S .!
critics. and all who hnyo tho drama Ut heRrt, and
dcBira ita ggoHth and Improvement, to constantly
show both nunagers aud public wlat IL the best.
.,r.,,1 :. >, -. ~ ~. ,.r,,,r,.m,.,s
r t1 .t.....''a,,aa W ~, .. ApuoAa.p.
The proper steps pursued, the proper graduation
Employed and 1t is surprising how readily they
learn to appreciate the ditrsrcuco between
cont links ann uonac,aaohn,a Woa,;no March :.
1es' s'N,,'.. s'' ~ ,n,a.,sss. s 10y r.1s,.asss
between a. McG'oaHoS s. ala nhaaaeate'
muscal @ oacatoa ID duSn 'I tie past II few W seasos aa5
~ New .oih' ps 1hsouole 1nolllas. ,teoplo
WHO nia not Know uounou 4lou h"pes nto
now aple u hPeah win sertA1h ah'unht u uIs
oI1m1iaslot OF Tue IespSGsvo peanties o. t Meh.
ai t sc o,d uu i ,
~ tuIouktM ~ tnu laca atu 4 u!n
played ~ illohss, ootn W tesalus ING 1na1lase
eus " ,ii niI o1eA''ta' Ill" LILO "oo' "a e~''i4He
20 tne punAc.
II, mt - r
1uo utnA'at!o nul4u' us PAoeen. wv =.
ohe-Falt sonha1lohal urauas, Ml.n saels a
Respective replesentatlYes, ooean lns9osn tns
mlssakoh a!np!ssoE OF aclois ue'ots:
VIZ posns phss =. s'a i!ag c,' Tr1 "u
Maeaets o. tnu uay " gt'1a aae.h .ot.M n
especsal oao, a''u h'Itton ons ne'nre anoy n"fn'y
hue" Nv" W hpean NV I1pbnnaIi 4"uEuabo. ouk
evon now tns Eanoiat pupiilc. "ienosa aaly
eapacal optor.atlan U! Acga'1R W r eu.cMtou
tasle 'las uecohe n1uschteu: aa1 Inlhh run aict
Pays VII nAsuea. s .3 aa,I ~ s'tiDs .Is
% nlsu ~ "Is9n1 's, ICY pnu, p, .'i.o AoA sn'
prnRfnsasaon, mf " tn1s c.s.ah us ".a.n"i i.
1no ao"pie.o 1.< ','a,, nnu par!eut a. u ls1'say
..a "tin .,a,,t .ns ~! a1.nuhs mir,
an' unca s'"tesd' t'ey ne"atapsi ~ ue 'anu mt''
n.y. ~ 'nun :4 o ~ H.ot " '0s.nP H. 10,
11o'' o'snni, y. y; & &":a"At nt'h ~" Ao W.
u1s1t 1M,J IL IL eaaaaas w. u H. r. In, ,; -
-. u..'a ".A H. natn,. Ts",,,a 1os'r u E,vv,
Ky ~ ~ ~; ,'.. s, ~ ,so. ,, - ~ al
uutle aln fuois sesl's y! teo ~ ''o,
n.y.. Ms ss.nod sn"e,.r e nr liz
nost tno"n "ars ond norSnnatlu m ,'nt dis.
arnt,s;nj runs s,th ia rns,t sm";yyt;n f1aIv h"a
~,atia ';n,snIf ~" ~ tn mnat an,co af,3l I'D
n,o.na.n,,. ~ n.,oa.ra y, nra snnson" In;,u
ofpoma,' u i,a tI,n H,,aat a,oo, na,,'n"nv n
y iHastra ta ~ tSo nn,,trS -, liz Tnfornn ~
| so,' rs.aarn md wa t"nst th;ri, In ;s insinT,
n s,ans,aa mv = -" w "oA ''AtAA ANo ~ -0'e
'ASu3 M"3o,1s,n ~ ~ ~ oo,,r.o .,ts,, to .h. MONA,
,a a,.eru n,o hs;,,oas mso ~ Mnt .ioI
me ;oa; x,aa"on ia"a .ann utiat,a
@ ,n ,sa", ,aa + !" o1i -; ,,';at
ns :. 1uai,r NOT ro19 TO- tAnon, tn;ns.n
, 1874-07-05
JOHN BROWN.

Dsc. 2, 1853.
Tho Law with iron stroke
Fell on hia head,
Aud tho starn sentonce brokeD
HRna-u,ltH deali"
Doomsd to tho fc'on'a dsash.
Tba haDEman's rope,-
What tlle12 Failed augbt af faiGG
Or heart, or hops7
Nay, BY shs dod as ssrrsd,
III wrong OF right,
Ills giant aoul was iisrysd
With martyrs might.
Calm ~ dreaming sage
Ho walked or slept, ...
Willie II!atory's wondering pasb
The record kept.
Words OF rara courage fsll,-
Marrels Of might
And Tie prsoncd horo'a ceu
s4insd with the hchti
And when, In grand array,
The n,arshaleu boat
Wheeled into line thai daJ,7
VlsgiA!a'a ho4ss,--
And sword and baJonet
Gleanlel in the su,,.
Thu world shall nut forget
Tho 1raye dael donpt
ons conquoror in that hour
Catutllautla alalle;
Transmitting with strange ppMc'
daiIowG to thronst
D high md royal march
To tHkA thy crown,
Meath thu e'er-snii!iu9 arch
Which Heaven bent down,
To light thy martyr-3Ath.
Aud cheer thy 4oul,
When ulus's undertaking wrath
Lost ueaYsu's control.
Aud the recording pom
In rock engraved:
1'hfd day 0Hs died .foF nsk7a
BY Nse.! eas!ayed."
o mystery Of love
Fur human los8t
80 like to that above
Which crowned tie Cross
The record which Of old
H1E history kalt
Hath tus long ages told
How "Jssus Wspt."
30 wept eur hsro's heatt,
1lilnseif 80 uted:
30 liYH1 his uAtte, 4part,-
And gias.1gle .....
pnos. f. P. Wfas1..
, 1874-07-05

g. Introduction to 1lh act ot "Kiug Mai.- ''>N'
O. olo io1 fos Tsn0xs Fonoks
7. Second f,nn,e from "stra,'c,a n; r,o,ow
h Popourrl frn1u "liobrrt 10 Diablo".. liaatka
1o QaadftN" siSt M.is p. str.ss
LINCOLN rAnK.
The following III tho programme for tho Ln-
coln Park concert this afternoon: 4
!. "prnce Albert Marcel .nun.aarh
D. Overture to Naburo Vcrtli
I. Me4ley OH National Atrs... .l"aiske
&. QuarostS from N'yoletto vcrd!
" ttAnBa
!. . raekoan. .Muriheer
xnrs,,sa ~ { or,,,, tn 3;n
]. F4atasia on trra,an National Air. Trcrko
8. Elizabeth Polka ..uosthiG
" e4ForAs shhfcH
31ustCAL PUBLICATIONS..
We have received from Ateaars. g.. Hratnurds
Sons tho following music just issued bY tlis
Aouse "Grnnd Tr!unsphal March," by AAo'ph
nierduer; Mutual Flend wa!tS," " q. 9.
sf" o 6are 69f e9s wGs. a, wes eos the IN e.
Hodge; "Tha Pearl" waltz brillianle, by Her
mann krytor; Summer Showers" polka olo-
gsnto, bv Adolph pteranor; !. Humn1ing.-!B Bird
Waltz" bY Mattic Edwards !" Ono Sweet Kiss,
yoer " as ss.s fens aoh a sp5i pg i ne w.
RASAENAA~4f
lings.
Tho Song Weaaenqer for Jnty has made It's ap-
pearahee, and although tho musical acason is
over It is noyertnelcAs very Hprlghtly, ,no"sy and
rosdable; Ii Mr. Ffed. toot III not caFetui ho
will make q good musical paper out OF the
Messenger, which is something Ci,cugo has mover
yet llnd.
We have received from aleasrs. Elmoro l. Co.
q copy Of AIr. 8. G. pratt's "Gnnd poonaiso
bltt!anto, loi plano' WAssn LIZ peolt 4tcorst5
rerfor,ued lorc and ia 90 we'll known that 1t
would Ia Blportluous To speak of it in letalt. It
;a am NJ fho nurl,or,n hont co,nnnsitinns Tin
dodratinn ia tn Emil IicI,linr tLe ,,in,iHt.
THE CLOSE or THE gtEsa,RFEsr.
Tho ClnYolnut] cnrresnn,fIant Of tta Niuoinneti
GozeI,a nlnsos lila ucoount Of Tho Sueurerfost ns
folows:
Asa saenuorfcst an tba torm IL now understood the
prssru occasjou I,as beeu IN immense SUCCESS.
tue desire 10 heur L.ccA w.s 10 great as to crowd
the Immense hail. and in MY opinion, hor preseucs
savoa tns festival fron hnaicia ap"roek. As IT is'
.heIo ws pro6alJ 1g no or At Tue wosst anaal ~
.e Io ho nu !",s 1 W. a9Ffeanlo sapltt @ ~ a.
mcoiinU yehtcrny. ayo Il frnm tic eot Of aut.or.
ity ,ha the saeseit cn tbs. oceason was over 900.
To tho loses Of ,s'e"' % opposed to beer festivals,
tug acon Of t9 bnna Wal % 4a,!sa ~. w1t gaaess e t.
,rSe s yep' m f ~ an 10 10 he o
cJyIna tho aar errator rsspeclabj,l,y. and rs;'ng
Slight Lar at ioast to tho oxcr.scs now taduye in. Inu
febt' as now conducted, arc not designed to promote
tue nrt Of ,nuslc. but aertAn "gcMusthlci!keit: !"
n aS ~ ra W x uo po, e
ssiaorn ' wht s, ~ nnro tornr soyhttne
ill.,, eloratlo jow musical tasto Of tile american pso
plo al, wnols century Of nio,,la saeugerIcsta 1t
was also resolved thus III Tho ftllro society should
sena amiaer delegation than .ripla nuassstte and
o1y sch hiuefh IN atent tue relearsals rh.i w per-
rss ~. - ,so II" onn xhch ,nakc, i
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