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Richland beacon., 1875-02-06

.,..,.Ih .1AD Il MISS
.JI.re brought Your dinner. father;
Tn. b.srs-rn'th's laughter Sa'',
100, f,nm her am rhe ket'i"
anJ pf:rd tire shining I'd.
.Th-r. is not any p" or pudding
So Twill give y"" Tn!
And urcn tie carr-w"iu f'rrh"ad
She left her cn'!'I,h lis.
The hlarL -r,iIh took pti III apron
And dined in happy moo!,
v unrc Ia much al tn" sar"r
HID in his rrcnbc i,,L;
While ali about Inn Were visions
ruti u EI"iheitc b,i>,:
But he neNcI IlIuu-iir At the magic
It, BIS iIyi,e dan. .i!t,rs Mss.
And she. with her kettle swinging,
MerrUy Judged aNay,
Stopped at sI-hr Of "a squirrel,
Catching ,u,rc wild L.gG : lay.
And 'hrucl' how many s'adow
OF life anu fate We would ms,
II always. urr I r-aj lnncrs
Were sca>u:.cd u lrh a lis.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-06

Why do NOT the ladies, now that decorat-
ing rooms with artificial II wers has become
fashionable, adopt the pretty device of fa>,en-
ing sprays Of blossoms and leaves on lace
euvmins and in the lace OH toilet tables
IL s1E1cs is excellent
Richland beacon., 1875-02-06
&C: GsVEfs ar RIAL
FIRE. CT CHARGE.

rHrTcGriai nc ci:.rS ,l'ctcrons drugs used.
- 'iurius 'i" pt.. twenty years treated sJccrss-
10y a'li'y 81 cute W.'rO c'scS. A f'c'~ CON-
God vr,i Zach case arr '.tr't!ii,c .'rdrd,
..'"; g. tG -t % - 3. lIi,i.a'ol ~ let or in
TT III. - .H-.r,c'l L. tic D'pttr ~ his pca'e
-. .....;.-. tn a. r aIe al scientific nodic:l
20 %.
a.. ,u,.'i : " 4 distance arc required 20 answer
go r.-' Ne, lit "f NJ IN 'li - "a. winch VIII lie
iuru nrl b: mail fIrc. or u; th, Office. 4 cont
.-e -y,'rrn Of r,fsi-tcriug prevents mistake or
rIli i>.rn. Case 30, a. never consulted, * opt by
the yry.c. ~ If the c>tabir-hn NJ For free
c>ia-u. 81, .,rt Tor lit 81 questions.
j ~.x.yp &C iampAl.t Of evidences Of success
st.; e.. I'D.
.iAi.-s5 DIR. u. =. FCOTF,,
Eek 7S2. New York.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-06
Pin, Tape, and other WORMS,

LURKING IN The System OF 50 many tHOVSlnds,
are eilectually destroyed and removed. No
system of medicine, no vrrniiuCcS, 10 an
theimin,tics will free the system from wor;us
Ike ithaca pif.nr,
Richland beacon., 1875-02-06

1UT SkTiI iiS'.HT'S, TIUNIIOTIE, I %
ter. Salt Hheum, Blotchcs. Spots rimplr..
PUStuleS, BoilS. CarbunclcS. Ring worm E.
Scald-head. Sore Eyes, Erysipeia'. I;yh.
Scuris. Discoiorati0nS Of the skin. llum.rs
and Diseases of the Skin Of whatever raaia
or nature, are literally dug up AMI carried
ont of the system in short time l. tic Il O
f. .I,..,
Richland beacon., 1875-02-06

Mechanical Diseases. Persons en-
gagged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, Type-Scttcrs. Gold-Lca'"rt. al
Miners. as they advance in lfc a." subject
to paralysis of the Bowels. 70 g'nrl
against this. take Il dose Of WALRLE'S YIN
EGAR BITTERs occasionally.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
LOCAL NEWS.

NE. Sunday School Convention, at Lake Win,
nipesaukee campaground, Wiefsi n. H., from
Monday evening, June 18th, to Saturday, the 10th.
Daily ProgrGmMe.-At s A. Mi Prayer, Praise
and Bible Service; at 9, Normal Glasses; at H.
Lecture; at , p. NJ, Normal Class, at B Lecture
at els Praise Service; at 1850, Yesler service
ut s, Lecture; after which, Lake Concert by cor
net band .,
Speakers-Monday evening, Address of wei.
come by Rev. j. Pike, DID, and Praise Service
Tuesday morning, Rev. j. III. Vincent, DID,
afternoon, R0v. b. X. Peirce, DID; evening, DR.
r.. TouEjee. Wednesday (Childrens day. morn
,Ton's Service, Mrs. w. 4. Crafts Rev. j. II. Vim.
cent. ID. D.; evening, Rev. W. +. Crafts. Thurs
day morning, Rev. Rey; l., T. Townsend, DID.
afternoon, Rev. W. II. II. Murray; evening, Rev
George G. Lorimer DID. Friday morning, Rev
j. W. Hamilton; afternoon, Rev. Bishop |. w
Wiley, DID,; evening, Miss ii. Smiley, Saturday
morning, Rev: J. H. Vincent DID:
On Wednesday, the children's day, all the Sab
bath Schools, of every denomination, in New Eng
land, are cordially invited to be present. Com
petetive examination on Friday afternoon at
o'clock. The course OF study will be that of the
Preparatory Glass of the S. s. Department OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The papers for tn,
entire course of ten lessons will be on sale OH TN
grounds.
The Musical Department, Including praist
service every afternoon at B.i5 o'clock, will be
lnder the direction of DIR. II. T1utjee, of the Con
servatory of Music, Music Hall, Boston. A largS
number of choirs of different denominations are
practicing the music to be used in the praise ser
vices. Music will be for sale on the grounds.
The management of the public services at til,
stand will be in charge of j. H. Vincent, i. d., O
New York City. Two or three lake concerts will
b. given each day by cornet band.
The fare will be reduced to excursion rates OF
all principal railroads.
Tents to let, and boarding furnished at reason
able rates on the grounds
All denominations are cordially invited to par
tcipate In the work of the convention.
THEODORE L. FLOOD, for Committee.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
Lancaster.

Lancaster.
An Express messenger now runs on
''Eastman's train" between Plymouth and
Lancaster,
The Lancaster Silver Cornet Band dis
coursed excellent music In the opeR air
last Saturday night.
Have you heard the latest scan DIAL? The
scene is laid i'm rooms in close proximity
to the Coos Rep. Office.
Messrs. Ray, Drew & Haywood have
become established in their new quarters
over T. s. Underwoods store.
The Lancaster House Is receiving a
new coat of paint and being otherwise
put in preparation for the summer
travel"
Thieves entered W. II. Shannon's ST.
loon last Saturday night through win
dow which they raised from the outside,
and stole nuts, tobacco, and other mer-
chandise, amounting to some forty dol
lars.
The best is always the cheapest. II
you are going to paint save fifteen pei
cent. by buying Masury's celebrated rail.
road colors, sold by Richard p. Kent
Son. Books of sample colors furnished
on application. Pure white lead, coach
and carriage colors always ON hand.
Messrs. Smith & Whitmore are con.
stantly adding machinery and otherwise
increasing the facilities for doing bust
ness at their factory on Canal street.
They have recently put In operation nice
turning lathe, manufactured at the ma.
chine shops Of Alex Thompson & Co.
They have just received an order fol-
twenty wardrobes for the Glen House.
A match game of base bail was playeC
last Saturday between the second nine,
of the Littleton and Lancaster clubs, OF
the grounds OF the latter, the ''Littletons'
winning by score of AZ to 80, as fol
| lows.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
THE CLEANER,
Improved Granite State Horse Rake.
THE BEST RAKE ON WHEELS.

sodla oason
this
to ma harrOCO
II &C c. me ack m yOu.
o SCI for
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
VIM. Arson Woods
improved EAGLE MOWER.

uponh
AnWo Move frs
70 r the cc Cumming IN Onv
G loose
las fheod
II a one
he O bras sbUNe.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
To conclude with the Comedy of
COLLEGE LlFEI
Stratford Hollow.

Stratford Hollow.
The house, barn and out-buildingS
owned and occupied by Samuel Brown,
situated 1-2 miles from Stratford Hol-
low, on the ''Bog Brook" road, were ell
tirely consumed by fire on the night of
the 3rd inst. The family were absent
when the fire broke out, and as it APP
peared to commence in the shed it must
have been set. But small portion Of
the contents Of the buildings were saved.
Loss about $500, Insured for 81 800
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES

Number of ears over the different roads Boston
u Lowell, 8; fitchbuig, 81 total, 50. 81
Prices of Market BeGf-A few choice Sl0.75;
extra Sl02j to $l05O first quality 1925 to $1,000
second quality, $3.50 to 5000; third quality $500
to S7.25.
Prices Of Store Collaborating Oxen, per pair
from 500, $50, @l7j to S24O.
Mich Cows and Calves from $35 to sos; extra
500 TO $9o Farrow cows, $40 to $40. :
fearlings, $40 to $50; two years old, $1S to $50;
three years old, $28 to So God
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, $3 90, $325 to
$500 each; extra $500 to $40 each, or from
ls2 to &c per lbs Sheafed Sleeps to l-2c per lib
Spring Lambs, 10 to l6c per ID.
Veal Calves, $3.50 to $500
Prices of Hides, Taow and Standardization
hides, ! 1-2c per lb; country hides, Il
per lib. Brighten tallow, 3 IL to &c per lb; coun
try tallow, to l.2c per ID.
Pelts $l15 to $40 each. Calf skins II to 1Jc
per ID. 20 =
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
n. Il. Beef-Choice grade includes nothing but
stallfad HOO TO 400 lbs bullOcks Extra and first
quality include the best, large, fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and three
year old steers. Ha
Sheep-ENtla includes cOssets, and when those
OF interior qualityare thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-With the exception of Al head the sup.
ply was all Western cattle, owned by four firms.
we quote prices on cattle good strong lie per
lb live weight higher than last week.
Sheep-The few fOcks were disposed of early
at old prices.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
90 NtSis STARS,

Iittletorfs, ID nine, 5 . l. i 0 81
Stars, 2d nine, Isl 6 9 80
Umpire, J. w. Whdden, of Lancaster; scorers,
II. A. Barrett, G. +. Tubbs. Time of game, three
hours thirty minutes. - ,..
We have been shown catalogue of the
students of Lancaster Academy in 1874,
from which it appears that that institu-
ton was, even at that early day, in very
flourishing condition. We copy from the
catalogue as follows:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
WATERTOWN UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.

For the week ending Tuesday, June s, 1875.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
GuildhalI.

Vegetation never looked better at this
season of the year than now.
Mr.. Hanson's drive, the last of the
season, passed here this week He had
about three million feet of splendid pine
and spruce timber. gegn
The Essex and Coos Conference of
churches met with the church at CRANKY
this week. We have not received a re-
port of their doings but hope to in sea-
son for our next issue. We understand
that all the churches were represented
by pastors or delegates except the church
of this place. r., .. ..,l.- ...f....
At the meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Coos and Essex Agricultural
Society, held last Saturday, the Premium
List of last year was revised and Award
Ing Committees appointed, The question
of holding fair the coming fall was gen.
orally discussed, although no definite ac-
ton was taken, except to appoint Com
mittee to consider the propriety of set
ting apart one day (if fair be keld) as a
day of exchange and sale, at which time
persons having stock or farm produce
which they desire to sell or exchange can
bring the same and dispose of it at auc-
ton or private sale as they may desire.
This would afford an excellent opportun.
ity to exchange seed, match cattle and
horses, and would undoubtedly attract
both sellers and buyers. ]. II. Benton, OF
Maidstone, Edward Spaulding, VIM. ID.
Weeks and Wm. A. White, of Lancaster,
and L. S. Freeman, of Guildhall, were APP.
pointed as such Committee. An adjourn
cd meeting is to be held July end, at one
o'clock p. NJ, to hear the report of the
above committee and decide in regard to
holding a fair.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
New Hampshire Items.
|Colebrook,

[OUI0UTUOK.
The Aurora b. B. c., of this place
have reorganized their club with the fol
lowing officers: Hazy Bedel, President
CLARK Norris, Vice-President Edwin Ora.
ham, Secretary; JAS. w. Remick, Treas.
|urer, and d. c. Remlck, Captain of the
first nine. With little practice we
think that they will be equal to any team
\ in Coos county.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

DVAItD OF I NIo EF1o'
Col. ]. II. WHITE, PRIEST, Lancaster.
COL. EPHRAIM CROSS, TREAS,
II. p. KENT, SEC'Y., L dncGSter.
GEN. JOHN WILSON, Lancaster.
REUBEN STEPHENSON, ESQ, Lancaster.
BARKER BURBANK, ESQ, Shelburne.
HoN. JOSHUA MARSHALL, Strdtford.
Hon. JOHN 5. WELLS, Lancaster.
WARREN PORTER, ESQ, Lancaster.
Hon. RICHARD EASTMAN, Lancaster.
RICHARD p. KENT, ESQ, lancaster.
REUBEN STEPHENSON, ESQ, Ex.C Com
Hon. JARED w. WILLIAMS,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
Bloomfield.

Bloomfield. .s.
A quarterly meeting will be held at the
M. L. Church Sunday, June goth, at p
NJ. Rev. W. r. Pufcr, Presiding Elder
will be present.
Otis Royal has put up a horse barn cost,
Ing $3.50.
Gardner Schoff has put all addition to
his barn which cost him $3.50.
Rev. r. Pritty breaches once in two
weeks, on Sunday, in Lexington, at 400
at the school house in district No. 8, in
Bloomfield, once in two weeks, on Tues.
day, at p. NJ, and in district No. 4, once
in two weeks, on Wednesday, at P. NJ
State at Large. ~ aHEeaH
Frank Black, of Burlington, a MAI
forty years old, who has been deranget
and discharged from the Brattleborc
Asylum as cured, drowned himself in the
Winooski, Saturday. ts4
The annual commencement of Norwich
University, at Mortified, will take place
Wednesday, June 20, and Thursday, July
l. June 80, commencement, concert, ant
business meeting of the Alumni. July l
artillery and Infantry drill in the morning
closing with a salute of thirty guns
Grafton by James A. L. Whittier, of Bos
ton, and poem by Andrew Hull, ID, o.
Montpelier, will follow the graduating
exercises and comforting Of degrees
This is a reunion year of the Alumni, ant
great preparations are making for goot
time.
The town of Rutland has.voted to con-
fer upon the Town Trustees the power to
regulate the construction, location, mat G.
rial and use of all buildings erected within
the town limits, and also to prevent en-
tirely the erection of buildings which are
deemed extra hazardous. o
A bill in chancery was brought In the
United States Circuit Court, Tues.
day, returnable ut the term which is
to be held at Windsor, July 5, by Judge
Hunt, of New York, for the purpose OF
testing the validity of the recent issue Of
1880 shares of stock of the Central Yer
mont Railroad by the Smiths, to elect
their Board Of Directors.
The prices of butter at the St. Adams
market range from eighteen to twenty
cents.
The funeral of Clifton S. Weeks took
place at his mothers residence, Tuesday
afternoon. The Rev. A. G. Stevens
oficiated. Mr.. Greene continues com
Portable, but it will be long before he can
8 recover from the shock to his system.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12

when will be performed the follow.
ing pieces.
Prayer.
Salutatory, II. C. Hartman.
DIALOGUE.-The Archers.
Prince John, j. 1, Williams.
DE Bracy, r. Sawyer.
Locksley, II. O. Kent.
Herbert. W. r. Joyslin.
Our SchO0l--(Orig.) w. III. Smith.
, 1875-01-23

his former ra1ica1 po5itiou III tho n,nttor and,
therefore, while recommending CONTINUANCE If
the Railroad Cafntnsntpu III aI,pslnnt f,nwcr, 1e
sfBo recommends that tho Ian lie - atunt,tlct
that they shall IN kl,Dru Of pnwat tn l;,o1d!c
with rateA+ except ''on formal Investigation, and
C HnpIalnt," which, ~ tba Goyer,pr knoaE,
would very seldom happeu.
There exists lierc, hn elsewhere In Tho Htato Il
general disp0stton to dfor tho quarrel, AMI that
nven II tiie casa In tho Unitnd H,atea 5upreuts
Ennrt gncs against the roa'1a. Tho ndvanta,!o
gained will mt ba ncrsned. the In" I.a. proved
'trclf t"o-cdgea, cutting tho nco,ueu Of tho
depondont for i!fo on ths prosperity Of
the roads that gave them existence or
this tho cptuct Of many littIo to nuA alone tic
weaker lines struggling aga;nst bankruptcy, iu-
yitHg tie roads to make rates to SUIT Themselves
II they will only Continue running, IN tho ialleHt
aid olearast Of proof. It IL not nftet that per.
ennal hostility hecone6 ftrcilI Tue. tho as-
Rau!tor would rather die with tile assslad than
let the inter also live, And ho will tIle towns
and the railroads. LW.
THE WET W1sCpHs1y ROAD.
Sreesdt Dfspdfeh to 1hs Chpags iriapne
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 22.-in,tr corres;,nntacnt
SAN Msrrils and the Goneni Manxgcr IN i Dep1,ty
Manager of the 1T. Haui road TODAY, ID to lid
report intended of tho acquisition ly tin nj.
Paul Road Of tho Vest WISCONSIN. TIio gentle
tnen Hay that the officers OF tho Northwestern
arc oiliceta Of tho Mest Wisconsin, aud Tic two
are to all practical purposes QUO, AMI tl1o ST.
Paut peopls do not ses any possibility OF thor
getting hold of tue road. They dill unt know7ho
Wisconsin mas in such I bal fix unit! the fact.
"oro mado public. Morthwont.rn officers wera
elected to tho management Of the West WJgcon-
Gin bufure tia st. Paul could interfere.
, 1875-01-23

HHostiittles Expected in the srrin:

,'.'., ,,-.t4 - M ~ 'P'"*"
obr@'o' 1!s'ot" II 1he ehraaa 1r'tpAe.
sr. LOUIS, No. Jan. 2l.-lt il altogether like.
1v that, AZ soon as tho Bno1a have melted and
tho grass besinn to grow, tho artny viii be- called
unon In renrea. Indian i,i.or,ars h,,b j., ~.
IT, Na,,,, s,,a 49, sa.aa. aa,,tI, oo'1 ~ 'no
'A, WI :" sou ''4o i''note 'oas'.
Dnr1ng tue autumn, tho CToWs and Bonx,
away up on the Upper Missouri. xrund and
aboyo Fort Peck, have svarncd the cou,,rv 4,
v,,-nor+;n. .i,,;no hso,.u =, o..,, o,ha. -, "
- ~, A1 "o e'o"a a. .~en o'Het, Aha'
ta es 1ne lnaan 'asr,on, a.. Haeh stray whites as
snsy ehoountelea. 4hey "hi renew Aostlilea
WIN the spring; ana a., pehlden the huntnts
ann "oonnion' thete ~ o1poo!au 10 10 consid-
e,,ut,, eaapa n.nn1 n g1 mliG goa htefs into tha
country s1ouna ~ eaesoil' Aoh'ana' a1fagea arc
W ~. r.o i9oAGa iot. o,..n,
lug 1hosAus ~ ssannshE isoox, ami tile ai-
!aosn' .ss.'G.e7 neat 4,anafeR, are now reported
iue.' .nouaH' n!lea ha1n.r wee aau Haa-pa'pa
"ut" asavsseu Luz ninlae11nk Whites thesa Has
% ~ t4'o sia'atS haSe neen' ~ sotba aeetoe, neu-
.anAeu ~ ~ tuo eonaact o. sna ARehta. Ao:
aaono s.e naYe tAe thalans been aHoMea to supply
.snai' ,nsmseisss i1ocly "tn ammunition fur ttcr
! ne.s1'4eAaea1, uns tAe tlotaetes pfasence "as
Ano"n aoI long tin'o 10 tho agents. who, III
'4ot opposen the hlfest.
nong tna missouri, from toft salIy aown 70
!"n,s anAso'' .nu eafases afo " xetY unah'lah,o
iseulpni, owlns " tn9 iacs ahat the gol1-
"ntn.s .n,. nasa sacsesalui'y pehstF4tea and oi4-
aeacaeu ~ tuptusei'es III Ina I'laeA i!!ls,
III H.. conslaeFaD!e numbers. Neadors OF InI
t,snn t'a ~. tensnpee ssa1, "ithh tne nohth.
.ti tntee p2nles oi iroops navo oaei sent to GUST
sas ;.,s niu1eI" MuoHe .,ttusloh ~ onRafranttu.
~ Mts1 aaou 1ost!pio "eh.1of a. Aas prevailed GU
] ~ tanns. taese .speasoa alloIts SHOW that tho
~ siat - ~ @ W Lne nlsont necos'
s.ty .ns; e1tals !of eSpeinne taeae hdrh1qra All
lssen.uf nna on.tauce q otnofs. 4ne 4h1ians
a. a. epoAea lah aSas'"s; Chsyehho a agency (neaf
I!o Ir,in hlousa VI tne Ms eheyehho), anu Lower
, n',s, , s,s ~ tAuoa Gnonsu A.lu .nreaten 10 take
tho YORK OF o1peliing the minors in:o t'e'r own
.mn.l. u"nin 90 ouoa W she enoM epos iao1 are III
.tsu'*l co!llaotllcatlon "IIn .ne tholans along
,na flat1e, anu tno Iossllo Northern
oatHis. II.!L. "no, u1tess tho government eau
asaIleaPate or restrain them, II u sfaVoly to bo
Leaso" taas tl1e sava2ea VIII no1 Htop waen they
WY N.Y. c!eAnea ous the go!a-seokoFs: I!!e
IMottanaa Ilt eus'.euienis a'o "tA!a Easy sl1iKinG
.tI uissAnse, anu AaYe ai"ays peoa temptation to
toe Young "arflora, that' as aaoh period or
, 1875-01-23
II Ia thnrefore not 10 10 wondered al that they
nrs trying to regain their lost ground, aud bring
about = change for tho hotter.



N-NEnAL FHoosNHeH eocN ..
cosschrAfloS "tfH COMMISSIONERS "ApswoA1i!'
The dnncra| Passenger Agents Of tic roada
ioadlng from, THU city to tho East hold cnnfcr-
onco with Com,n,aaioner Waddvor&h yesser.ley
~. ~. .,." IT. ,,..,;,,t,o., L r,,,t,,
~ n.,." " ua,,"a ,au I' ~. nnn,n,ss,anar thsso
cy lAlteoao' hesiaos 1ha ooHnH1baloher tuets
woro present tho General Passenger Agents
OF tho Michigan Central, 1'lttsburg, Fort
Wnvuo & f1I,ic,.a ard tho (icnnra|
w.. .,t. =, liz st;o1,;o,,,
=, "en.''" '' .ans,srt ~, e s,i.,s,.. rs...s.,
southern, hFahd lfnhR' HUI "l'e"lta" eehtat.
The proceedings Of tho conference wcre private,
aud lad it not been for IN accident, aEicl en-
,htcd ,ho renortor tn .ako ,otea Tho readere of
rr..., ,r",,,,>,. .,,,I, ,,.xo- l,nv, ,oco,n, -
LUZ A"!"o'A "'u"' "o''' 1" '-e "
qualnseu WIN the 1n1oostahs pfoceeo1uE7' toul-
missioner j.. s. WadaNorth. who occupied ths
chair, atated that, tu pursuance Of Instructions
roccive, rr,p, I'm Mar.para p.esent At tha Cisye
,s.., .,sati,' .,s 49,, 49,, ,roforr,l,a.
land meeting. chafee'h had noon Pse1eFloa aeasfss
saVeral OK theui lor 'Ao'atin3 soo eoWuAs
sion ngroement. hut he knew how
s,,ch cl1ureca u4ually originated. Ite had
ch,r1o ~ M ;tn,orIunt denartncpt
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u ia*uinH falitoaa onee, aao nusn tt e"a'ses
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, 1875-01-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE OPERA,


TIE OPERA.
alter arest OF many yours, ferdls "EFnant. :"
which uHcd to be one of tie rages OF ths old
Opora- House. did duty for lie ffn night Of thI,
zoason. E,.uoui,s horn. howoycr 1jd not e,r,,.
naa 49,. ,at"s siaIaa a'1t 49, ~. SUN
Wv Wv" Wy lA'so s"u'ents' ~ "a" az ou.n'an!.
No htar sllone in tho cat except one OF small
brl!llanoy, aud "Ernani" is growing old-fash-
iotlcd '.Lohepgriu hat} becu given the r,fcht
laYoro .,a a,aruh,a, ,.ort >, i ,o..s<,..t.,.
au.s.,aas w.. w. -, ~. .t,. rts se"eeaou"s
e'es'oo"5 was 'l1eo' from tn's combination OF
causea resulted small house which listsued to
good Performance, mud listened heavily and drow-
ally waking up Int onco TO q roRllxi6T aensn nj
tue EXCELLENCE Of it, and that was when the 3
somn1o Corlo wRs given, Il was nnveT uiya,,
hers before uit,ont an encore : iii. time ( ~
cuypd an appearance Of the artists hoforo tia
curtain,
Marest was the Etrira. ehA h.a 1mcr,vea
some since last season, il easier on tin stara
but Is etl crude anu INN ature. and vnnts mill
study. 1Ier middle auil owe~ yo,re Enye rsjnoi
in poHor aud breadth, but her roneral yoIca ia
atif. tou liYAt to successfully cone viii snch IL
1nassas Of chosa! and ilntr1pa,tal work Al ye,di
bar pijo 10 u this onars 1ha Er,nns 20 ynrot.
ami. hsr principal number. G 4'"Ms W.s wei we'll
enough SUM, oonsider;n@ lar r..onr,.ns
ami experience. but II Was cn1y rain-
ful TlGQ one rbtpAm feA hnH thin arts las haan
suDr lare st.f,rnu nj ti,nes l,ofora ~. s,,,l
~ ,v1,ar ..nt
-. !" Nosssp1t2a
1"'"aee" e3s '"nH "ttA cu!ls!uafA1!e teeIHb AlA
kHuA soit0f no, AuF lDbEalAE6, ID tho nf1tfy QNQ
with .Ernans IN the second act, Al! n,nrir
po'esn; ens IN the furious trloa Of the irAt
and aooona acts. whore force suL i,.toual-