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tn .sun" and "aeneyra +"

"Genevra," in the Sun of yesterday re-
plies TO the BULLETIN of saturday, and
the Sun also rushes at us with its blunt
lance.
The Sun says: ave regret that the
BULLETIN man could not defend himself
without introducing the names Of ladies
not engaged in this newspaper warfare
The SIN, in this sentence, hints that
GENEVA having attacked us.we are de-
Tending ourself from her shafts; but every
person acquainted with the controversy
knows this to be not true.
Let us now see how the case stands. A
Woman'S Club Was organized In this
city. The officers elected, with one cX-
ception, were ladies not advocates of wo-
man suffrage. This fact evidently dis
pleased "GenevrN,n who published Il
communication in the San, In which she
charged that the anti.sufraglsts had cap
tured the suffragiQts and made them th'
! laughing stock of the town. The Bull
LETIN. In q short paragraph, said
".Genevra' writes with laughing pen
/ but In this matter she is mistaken. TIT
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To Agerayate Dyspepsia,

introduce Alcoaol into the stomach, AMI
thereby rob the dig 1stiye fluld OF itF solvent
pswer. s,tura'oa piece o. bread and maat
with gastric juice, Snd i! will dissolve.
This is digestion, Add TO such IA mixture
n little alcohol, and it will not dI sclye,
hi illustrates indigestion. Ecware, then,
We dy,peptlcs, Of tinctures, iniusions or de.
coct ous con aiming spiriuous liquors
shun nil such rum "tonics," and rely solely
on Or. Wake Vinegar Biltcrs, the finest
herbal in,igorant known, and free from The
1orv cur.o of Alcohol. PIG d&w-lm.
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Wan DErAIaMENT, RIvEn REPORT, I
March -, SO. ,
COM MERClAL.
CAIRO, LII, MONDAY EVENING, |
March 10, 1873.

CAIRO, LII, MONDAY EVENING, |
March 10, 1919.
Til, section was visited last night by a
heavy storm of wind, rain, hail, and
thunder aud tightening, that lasted several
bonrs, without, however, doing any
further damage than filling all the low
spot, of ground in the city with water
that will have TO remain until the river
goes down as the water is now above the
sewer openings, The rain left the streets
this morning in a very bad condition, but
a strong. dry, Northwest wind cleared
the SKY of clouds and dried up the wet
and muddy streets very fast to-day.
There are no changes OF any impor-
lance In the market. Oats are plenty and
quiet. with prices shaded in favor of buy
ers. Corn Is in steady aud active demand
q, unchanged prices. Butter is in large
supply and weakening. Eggs are scarce
and steady, and in good demand at loo
Poultry is scarce and wanted, and the
market in all other lines Is generally
steady and firm.
Receipts OF grain, as shown by the In
spector's book, for the week ending last
! saturday night were "a cars OF corn Il
cars of oats and 20 cars of wheat.
The Ohio is on Il stand and high; the
back water in the Mississippi il up leve
with the banks opposite Cairo
THE MARKET.
Eys~our friends should bear In mint
ihat the prices here given are usually fo
,ale from first hands In round lots. II
filling orders and for broken lot'it is nee
cssary to charge an advance over 1hes
tlgmes."GSa
FLOUR.
This staple shows no chang for belts
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BlacIgsniith Shop.

The Old stand on SAtl STREET, between
Comm rciai ~ niue AM ONO Lc,ee, is al
wtl ready 10 do any KIND OF work in tbs
plack,m,t linz, IN kin; an rep airing Wag-
on, Hugsie- and Drag. E,pecit attention
given to hnrS -,hoeins, a. maze my own
shoe; can make thu h'ayy or light,
iuta- you de ire, Tor yoa all know that the
home III ,de shoes are the bet. Can round
and am III e to give you ABSTRACTION.
T,,3-li.lm. FRED. HpFHEi u.
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The old Delmonico in Winters block
having been reprinted and papcred, also
changed proprictors. will be re-opcncd
this evening under the management OF
Michael Coyne, an old CairOitc. who will
be- glad 10 see hi. old friends and the
candidates Tor office During the evening
he will rcgalc them with Il grand lunch.
consisting of every variety OF eatables
that the market affords. So come every
holy. CoYNE.-s
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New uarncs, and snddle shop.

The ci IL n.of cairo and vi,ini'y are
hereby resp ct al in med That sc have
o9eno Harm s. and Saddle shop 1t NJ
100 Commercial Avenue. where can he
found a, all limt., a iull stock of articles IN
our line, al as ow prices rs the snm3 class
OF work can be bought in any m rae. Re
pmring done promptly. Carriage trimming
a -pecialiy. Please give W. acal
Oi.. -l2-6t, l.. ID. ApKiN 4 Co.
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Our saloon.

The above saloon, corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, Ia liked ~ IN
good stylc-airy and comfortable EVER
sunday morning you viii lind spread No.
lIuqch auda glass Of Milwaukee hs''
beer, which cant be neat, aud theiei Is hol
any ch nge. Brhind TIC BAryo WI M.
tho b, II kind cf Liquors ard c'sars' 'hu
my desire st,g give every one my Gust
mcrs who patronzo me, satis'a non
on round FREp. HogHHIN2.
T3.3.l3.lm.
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ca! Wagner, with his new troupe of
burnt cork gentry will appear at the
Athcncum tomorrow night. The
company will no doubt De greeted with
crowded houses. from the fact that Cal is
one of the men who la, won the friend
ship OF our people by his genilemanly
conduct and fine acting, n H. has that of
every community in which he has be-
come known. lie has, since hi- last visit
to Cairo. given his troupe thorough
oyerhaulug. aud we are assured by good
authority that the performance given by
them i, one that i, rarely surpassed.
The following we take from Detroit eN-
change Of recent date The Old relia-
Dles"-Cal Wagncr's minstrelS--appeared
last evening 10 a good house in Il round
of new and refreshing good things. INTRO
ducing Cal Wagner, Eur! Bruce, ID, Il,
Hawkins, sam Price, J. II. Murphy,
Boyl aud Turner, Ben. Brown. Lem Wi
lev and the other fIvoritcs. This Is one
of the most successful, rs it j. one OF the
most entertaining minstrel troupe, on the
road, and Detroit !, one of the places
whore Happy Cal is always -urc Of well
come that means both compliment and
] dollars
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urxASprnLoDCE, no 2!i
LOCAL NOTICES.


The Parish school was opened on Nom
day, March ". Hut pupils will be re-
ceiNcd ut a.y time, on the conditions
already published. The 'crNic'-o of Pro-
f. -or fric& have been secured for in'trdc-
ii u In tho G,rmtu language. For TIL, IN
extra ch trc vii b. made. Pup !. wishing
10 ,.udy German only. " Il come 10 the
srloOl II o'c OK =. ~.
Cu.HtIs .. G.IBykT, Rector.
1.1 q -,
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Agents tor the Monumental No-Chim-
ncy Lamp Burner No smoke or smell
aud 10 explosion. They suit everybody.
and everybody buys them because they
are what everybody want. sample by
mail tor - cents. \. :. Ntouchaker. 80
Patterson avenue, Baltimore, general
agent. 3-l6-3t
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so.icc -: Removal.

: h'chr Il Urirh have removed their
ohemic dye'ng add olcarms csta.-
l.hmeut from the CoTrcr Of ii htn nd
Comm rel to Washington Avenue.
between vi ih and Tenth streets. Tomeet
the ~ NJ Of thcir N ny Gust mgrs they
heyc ordered and hNr jet Zee wed from
Err pc ala,gc lot OF the finest dye s.ut.,
and are now rea y to attend 10 nnv Orders
in heir limo. BIS 3.lm.
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NniIce of RCmOvnI.

To well known barber shop, corner
L ghth and { numerical, prc'ided ov-r by
the popular artist, George st'ihho"'e' nus
removed one d .or north on Commerce al In
the Grand Central Hotel. The new shop Is
Ia ge and comm dious, and those wishing
for anyihlng artistic IN the way of fashion.
able hair cutting, smooth shnle', etr VIII
do well 70 call a, the Grand Central Barber
suop. 1881,
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Mr.. VI. Kuhuc dcs r, u 10 'ay that he j.
ready Tor cci,c orders Tor ri no d Or
gan tuning, aud repl ring mus tal ius'ru
meats. order, may be let at the Gomez OF
Thirteenth ami WalDut streets, OF T.. o..
80 65i, aud will receive prompt at Mt on.
~. ia I'm
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,
u.nnx neIief for Young Mcn nom bid

effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored. Impcdimonts TO Marriage he.
moved. New method OF treatment New anu
remarkable remedies. Books circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. tl9N, Ninth street, Ph'ladel'
mia, Pa. Ian Institution having high repnt"-
lion for honorable conduct and professional
IN lG0-l-la-oSw3m
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Fifty 10 scycniy.lNc Il lar per month.
AGENT. w,ntel ever wtcrc. Teachers, Ia.
lie.. 2 Mt. ,tc., etc. 50 capitl or out
lay rcqu,cd. send - c,u,, for postage on
OUTFIT, TO DC. WELtHNAN,
II Irwin Station. Union County, ohio.
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Killed jy Lightning.

During the heavy thunder storm which
visited tl- section last sunday night and
Monday morning, "a valuable COW belong
Ing to Fcith. the undertaken, while stand
ing in the stable yard. was struck with
lightning aud killed.
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..lbr Point of Power"

Tonight. at the high school building.
The Rev. Mr.. Wallar will deliver hi, lee
turc on the Point of Power The adj
drc-, will De an able one, and should, ~
it undoubtedly will, draw ont a large
audience.
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I'Ou:isi.

Between Fourteenth and Eighteenth
street. on Washington avenue, last Satur-
day night, small pocket book contain-
Ing money. The owner can have ii by
calling at the Stone depot, proving prop
crty, and paying for this notice.
FRANK COECoRhS.
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lrrs!i supply.

Mr.. T.. Fitzgerald has just received and
las on -alc of his sale, room large stock
Il English ale, porter, llcnnc.'y brandy
,nd vinc-, aud liquor, Of all Mind, which
t. viii dispose Of At reasonable rice.
l-N-g-gI IT,
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fuuerpt Notice.

The funeral OF Mr.. Jane Crofton will
takcplacc to-day from her residence, 81
WALNUT street, at hdlt-pa,t ! o'clock.
Train will leave foot Of Eighth street at
3 n'cln.k. Eriend- OF the family invited.
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Tn German Lutheran church propo.e, o
give affair and festival at the Arab Engine
ilou,o on Ap j. 18th aud 1 h. part liars Of
whicI viii BE- anuoIlccI in due time.
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2DO pounds choice Northern packed
butter. in prime order, just received and
for sale ut 30. y Ohio lcyce.
3-IG-3t. MILLER Il PARKER.
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Two or three geuil'm,n can he accom-
madA ed andy board. Ilpu.e on Wal
NIT, between : v.n,h md tisu'b. Apply
At this .iiice SO-j--"t.
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GooI single room. on the upper door At
lhc saint Charlie, en- be had, vi b board,
., the very low rate Il So per month
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CITY Council.

There will be - special meeting Of the
City Council thi. evening called by the
mayor for the transaction OF general bus
iup-.
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For Sale cheap.

Any person wanting to buy fine large
horse, itarlc f,r WAGON dry, ca be
accommodated by ca ling at the Methodist
Parsonage on Eighth street.
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CAIRO MARKET WHOLESALE.

Corrected Daily by 4. NJ stearns, commission
merchant secretary Of the cairo Board OF
Trade.
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Northwest, with terrific thunder and
lightning, continued till early yesterday
morning. Cloudy and cold Yesterday till
noon. but clear in the afternoon, with a
strong west wind.
MISCELLANEOUS,
The Glencoe from New Orleans j, due
to-day.
The Commonwealth, Bismarck and
Belle Mcmphi. had good trip, for the
South.
The morning Star relieved the Grey
Eagle from her ptrllous position sunday
afternoon.
The Fannie Lewis came up light.
She discharged some freight for re-hip-
mcnt via the I. c. X. X.
The Robt. Mitchell and Nint Shlnklp
from Cincinnati. were loaded Hat, and
both had good passenger lists.
The City of Helena had 4 good trip
of freight. but few people. Her freight
consisted chiefly OF -four and grain, OF
which She had 1000 tous.
The Il. \. Babbagc sunk on Satur.
day. ai Liberty Island, twenty-five miles
above this city. Several lives were lost
the boat i total loss. She had nc
freight on hoard, and was bound for thi'
city to bring up tow of bargcs for Tn,
NJ. V. I. company. She was owned b!
Capt. J. Lowric aud Capt. Judd West
her commander, and Was valued a
! $4,000.
"A wellknown young man of this city
after having smiled several times Wit
the bar-kecpcr of levec saloon, on SUI
day, before crossing The riverfor Il hun
met with a narrow escape from drown
ing. About twenty-five yards from IL
Kentucky shore one OF The oars slippc
from the lock, which caused him TO los
his balance and capsize the skill. Bcin
a good swimmer, and, 10 doubt. the col
water SOLDERING him. he reached shore j
rathera dcplorablc condition.
Walt. he Cairo river correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial, says:
bay before yesterday tie police arres
cd stranger whose actions upon ia
street seemed suspicious. aud il prove
to bc woman IN mans apparel. IN
Bulletin of yesterday stated that ia
claimed 70 he the wife OF pilot Tom. So!
mour; aud. further, that she came in he
husbands clothes. The Bulletins stat,
mrnt look Il little thin for several reason,
II truc il would reduce Tom T.
about the level of Darwin's 'mi>sin
link"
We assure walt" that we stated n
more or less than what the woman test
lied in the police court. 1.-The still doubt
he can call on the woman, who is no'
registered at the city cooler
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RIVER. BUSINESS ANp WEATHER.

Tho Ohio has risen four inches since
our last report. The Mississippi con-
tinues rising rapidly, aud !, now rising at
the rate of one inch an hour. The chan
mel is ten feet 10 st, Louis.
Business good.
Sunday was bright and warm until
evening, when rain storm from the
Northwest, with terrific thunder and
lightning, continued till early yesterday
morning. Cloudy and cold yesterday till
noon. but clear in the afternoon, with q
strong west wind.
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ANNNl,NCEMENTS.
IOr Mayor.
f.ocni Weather Report.
CAIRO. LII, March 10 ls7j.

CliRo. LII, March 10 is7j.
rnr BAR. TmE. wISD VEL. WEATHER
Ia m % 30, % cloudy.
!. n - 39 ,,,S g, y z. ttlGiqd!.
RalGll 81 inches
THOMAS JONES, sergt. s. g, L. s.A.
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winter. Gallery .
GO nnd See Her.

open Fridays and saturday, oNLY.
lGi-l-l6-if.
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Plenty and dull. Choice in round lots
from FIR. hands sells at So 60; in order
lots lG6ljc higher. We note sales of
800 barrels steam dried delivered s. 60,
loo barrels Kiln dried delivered 50 IS; 800
barrels steam dried city, delivered 50 IS;
800 barrel, steam dried city, in order lots
50 -.
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BRAN.

The market is quiet and easy, and very
little demand. We quote sales at the
mills OF ears in sacks delivered s2G 90
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-21

In Spain, rooms are not warmed
by stoves or f{re-places, as there are
not brains enough in that country
to understand these contrivances.
They use braziers' brass dishes
fnll of Goals, and all the gas re-
mains in the room. Alfonso's
room was warmed this way at Avi-
10, and His Majesty was partly
asphyxiated, but recovered.
"No, Joe, no." saida msn of prin-
iciple and compassion, ss with i his
teeth ohattering, he leaned against
the bar; ''no hot Scotch for me, i
couldn't swallnv It while hundreds
of wretched people are freezing at
this moment. Give me q whiskey
sour and plenty of ice. God pity
the poor!" u.s., .u.s7a- y al
The papers tell of one Kathe-
rine Mccall, who lost her speech
forty years ago and last week re-
covered it. And now won't there
be some talking in that house :?
just think of q woman being forty
years behind on talkl - =.
INDICTMENT FOR A WIDOW TO MAJ
RY.-The will of Benjamin F.
Beekman, of New York city, which
has just been probated, gives the
widow the interest on $40, 900
while she is his widow and the en-
tire 10000 if she marries again.
Hepworth Dixon talks about the
fascination of Niagara in impelling
women to suicide. A knowledge
of this fact would seem likely to
make Niagara popular with hus-
bands, not SO much for wedding
trips as wedding anniversaries.
Chow charmingly naive she is,'
said a young beau to a crusty old
gentleman. "Knave!" exclaimed
the latter, gazing through his
spectacles toward the coquettiah
beauty indicated, II should soy
more of O fool"
At Zinnwaid, in Germany, wi
dow of 103 has just married a man
of sixty. One of the brides chill
dren, aged eighty, was present at
the wedding.
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ABLyzE WITH D1AMoNps.-Mrs.

ABLVZE WITH DIAMoNDs.-Mrs.
Astor, the wife Of the hundred
Millionaire of New York, appeared
at a party given at her Fifth Ave-
nue. residence, one evening last
week, ut which she literally blazed
with diamonds. On each of her
shoulders, she had four stars, the
size, of silver half dollars, made
with diamonds. Her hair was set
thickly with diamonds, and her
head seemed afame with them,
There was; diamond bandeau
upon her brow. She had diamond
earrings and diamond neck
lace of magnificent proportions.
Upon the two sides of her chest
were two circles of diamonds about
the size of the palm Of the hand.
From them were depeuded lines
and curves of diamonds reaching
to her waist, around which she
wore diamond girdle. On the
skirt of her dress in front were
two large peacocks, wrought of
lines of diamonds. There were
rosettes of diamonds on her slip
pers. There were diamonds, large
or small, but in every variety and
form, all over her dress and per-
son wherever they could be artist
cally placed. She presented nm
extraordinarily dazzling spectacle.
A connoissuer in precious stones,
who was present, says the dia-
monds she wore could not have
cost lest than $1,OO0,OOO.
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EaYpr AND ITS Ru1ER.-The Khe-

EaYrr AND ITS RULER.-The Khe-
dive of Egypt is one of the most
progressive rulers of the age. AS u
Moslem hs is remarkably free
from religious prejudices, and his
sympathies appear to be entirely
on the side of modern civilization.
He has covered Egypt with q net
work of railway; regulated the in
undations of the Nile by o gigan-
tac barrage in Lower Egypt; open
ed the Suez canal; secured by
peaceful negotiation from the
Porte the power of making com
mercial treaties with foreign States.
and consequent independence in
domestic government; increased
largely the cultivation of sugar,
cotton and the general production
of the country; constructed i'm
mense harbors at Alexandria, Suez
and Port Said, and improved the
two chief cities with modernized
streets and sanitary and police
regulations. With the approving
consent of the Christian world, he
has extended his sway over Dar-
four and Kordofan to the heart OF
Africa, abolishing the internal
slave trade, and bringing those
barbarous regions under enighten-
ed control His army is equipped
with the latest modern inventions
in warfare, and is commanded by
American officers who have put Il
in such state of disciplined eff
cheney that it is equal to any emer.
gency. 1t is now but twelve years
since Ismail Pasha succeeded his
brother, Said Pasha, in the 60
vernment of Egypt, but in thai
time he has effected such moral,
political and industrial changes,
that he may be said to have regen-
Grated the country. His prede.
cessor was a narrow-minded bigot
a despot, and o bitter enemy of re-
form Of any kind, with implacable
prejudices against foreigners. Lii.
beral in his views, genial in his ma.
ture, and widc-awake to every.
thing that can promote the well.
being of his subjects, Ismail Pasha
is the benefactor of Egypt, as his
brother was its curse.
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H
It is easy enough foritha New
York Tribune to advise. q large
number Of persons now engage6 10
journalism to abandon their Yoca-
::;;oa S.:i. .t;;;:.::. &C agriculture Hss:Ss;a,..;;:--s. I:
tho z*i5nue is really auxi6ns 20 Gee
them make the change, 1et it come
out squarely and say ~ Dung men,
go West; the Tribune will give. you
fifty cents for every turnip you can
raise for the first three years.
Some such conduct as that would
soon make the desert blossom and
give employment to hundreds oa
those who now cumber the road
to newspaper prosperi1a
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SERVED Her R1aHT.-It was in
Paris. An elegant lady goes out
shopping. While, abe is engaged,
there is a,heasy fall of rain. Tho
streets are flooded, and, 70. add to
her distress, her carriage stands
on the Ear side Iof q large, open
square which Las become q lake,
She signals I'd the driver but his
horses, Being young, viii not. face
the water, She stands ON the
edge of the curb, stamping her lit
tie feet, and not knowing what tb
do. A gentleman 'passes, ana
takes the situstion in. at. a glance.
Throwing his cigar. aside, he steps
up to hellady, seizes her by the
Waist 'dslicatea fplnnges into the
tide, and lands her, safely on the
lower Tstsp Of her ,earraiga. door.
Recovering fdrom her astonish-
daent she turns around and NUT
ters, "Inaolentl" The, gentlenan
loses no time, but steps back 10
the lady, seizes her and lands her
where she stood before. He then
taxes on his mat, 0ows politely and
Walks eWRy.igl.- se ss.-'
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They arrange things in style at
Plymouth Church on communion
Sundays, according to the New
York Sun: The Plymouth plat
form was never prettier. In q
handsome vase at the right of Mr..
Beecher's chair were Gala lilies,
tube roses, orchids, and ferns.
There was cross at the left of
the reading-desk and close to the
edge of the platform. The cross
was composed Of passion flowers,
calla lilies, jonquils, and smilax.
A large table on which was the
communion bread and wine was
before the platform. The silver
pitchers, goblets, and plates shone
brightly through the gauze which
covered the table. Assistant Pas
tor Halliday and his assistants
busted themselves before the ar
rival of Mr.. Beecher in trying to
make the table more beautiful.
Brothers Sherman and Caldwell
smiled approvingly Oh the work.
MIR. Beecher took his seat in his
usual careless manner, but was
not unconscious that three thou
sand pairs of eyes were fixed upon
him He flushed at first, and then
his face became clouded, and he
put his hand to his forehead, as
though in deep thought.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-21

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