, 1874-12-16
I,IHE CITY.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH..
OPENING OF THE BAZAAR OF ALL NATIONS.
The ,at,;ca of Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL
uhp,oh opened thoir Dazasr Of AL Nattona laas
Venang a. tno'r 10" olulon VI. hi'ouiRa" asoa"o'
AGAR TWonty-si1th street, IL "as certainty
yery brilliant spcotacio that mel tho oye Of tho
Iootor.on mn eitl,or from tho main t.oor or bot
'es sr''' ~. ,'u1., Wv s' ,sI,t ~ ,.'u "sa
t. Tie booths "oie as oliEht 10 ln6onulsy anu
harmonious combination OF colors could mako
them, and tho cay costumes designating tho
..r;ora rot,ona ,rcro odm,rab1v cottcn m. If
sul1oue t,",' ..tsss..e., - ~. ,,..,,,,,,,
tnero haa Doo" ~ ust."e''oA ~ @"o o.'' ,l.
goods tho se'nblanco OF nattonaiitioH wooia naso
Dcsn sufficient to lavo repntd mig ono for going
ruE cESYNA1. BOOTHS.
trbrcc },oo.hn vere u]aced In The centre OF tho
hall. ono being for tho valo or confectionery,
49,, hnro t.1r ,r,,i1ons fror poris prns1dod, antl
eA.. "1,u 1 ..a,,.., a. tl,a la,1to. ~ thot
Hith al Iuo 6taeo a..s'o"'o" " Wv - MI.
country, dealt out t'!olr lu'caoaa s"eo'a Inc
noxt booth waH pagoda from ohtnn. aud horo
rhincso ami, 1apauoyo Ind ailakeu hauds and veto
ss.,,.s, 49,, ,1ntr ,o,u ,y,out te 1onst fo,lousv
ooonne, o"I 'ne4A .u'1 ,n ,'.,,e s.... ...,,..
OF eaen otnef' IL: ai'aa.s ne1o "elo '',u.4, asss
superb, being genuine costu1hca VI GAV4!e'to
workmanship, covered with TINT rich embroidery
TINT can never -bo executed BY other nationa.
These drceaoH wo1o roiiecL stndy' aiia ano aaoy
Who represented japan, from ttlo ssl,iA, nun,
4ol IA WAR;. NtA 1850
worry much like trllo Jnraueso; llItle afti-
tlcial curyng of tho oyobr9~s mud narrowing s, Or
lengthoniny OF tho LOG iull eycs, wou,a nlako
tho illusion poftect;, onlnn nso Wns well fGpIo'
6entcd py htfa. u.!uGss, Mnlio M ", Gn.1cus u.I.-
t;on.,1o 1cnyt d;st,onKod wist]nm t., t,n crnwd
~ oo,io,,ora II rnunar Hint n,akca I'm u,ne
M - k,n,sfn,,1n ~ intctior Chinn a nam
teaa.o o 'Ii,a a. l,or hooth wns fnr Tia snIc or
tiaEora Haa,oo' rhs' stra,,ro to INV. vas in tia
n,,orsa of Swlxernnd' but the Sriss mni1ons
n6s,, :" I'm annniost cmos. WIiian Toli was
ns"sa..+ M i,oI inft Ills hnw on1 nrrnys uI
knrno n,d ,a aon anid that u,f tim tyrant didn't
nhfcct nn1 h,s father want afraid of rafting
1nn1es' syeu a elozon If need bo."
Xii nround lin siiea wero
~> ,.r,,rn 1oor7,s
othsA s'oo1h e, M.
eg9rs and delicious Spanish =, 1 fr.t aeryoa r. ~
da1a~eyed sonurltas N III tno charms OF tno!r
national coasume. Rome naturally lent harself
to Fine Art, and tho Contad:na shared With the
IItnooss Or AAarcncsa inc pieasaht task Q! e3-
hibiting this wonderful COLLECTION Of raro, heau-
tifnl. and artistic goms. 5ho suitahns nave
ctrancipated themselves, and st nnyo1lea oo1ofo
tho Christian mud acl1 lin OF tholr charming
wares. y. .u,,
acfHaus, LUG ~ mo'uS y, nt' N!cuui"s. ouas i
md ij1t,e farshnr OF evidently lilo promonaGe
wlero Fora McFlimBy shows hor latest in,porta-
t;o., ~ ,et,;uo tnwesr Iiern ia cyerytt,uc ta
dc,ct an tnc i;;tic foIka md tho biz folka scom
inclined to lingcr % we'll.
.,,. nr nn." ..,, mrs, nyr.ur,fr,r
ch11pAsS "Sp -An4n' ..
Hoe ~ oany Vfdp tirea 10 a SUI u liz 1np op
oId na many tnnss san W a;a!sS,a Gs ius ad
vorY fine re1sesbmcnt-room "hcro .1 Lnrk. Rus,
sfao, anu Ioie sa' ao"a toses;ios ss.;s ,'d ana
discuss tho American variety o. easa.o VA aug ana