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, 1876-10-04

Ser gbas. Sauptman, &iser goint 81. s.,
beseust tpie fuIst: sd lit felt a6t Wp9en an
S9na9s anO aopfl9msraen, bar4 tlnosrDan.
lt6fsit bsrpursebra9t. 0ar@ ben @sbrau9
Spu DR.. Mu9uf 35ntsS ga burger
E~rppfen bin i'd @ott iet Danf ipieber 10
tpeit berseieGt, paB Id nteinen alien 8el9af.
tisansen wieper nadseben fam. Sd fam ba-
Der bisls Mfpi3tn Iaen belteas empfeblea."
, 1876-10-04

Ser Gtetf in Snanbaso Sil. 0iF,, tbsitt
uns nit: SD lit felt 3pei Sabrsn an elmer
bBsartissn 8le6te, bic alien @ittsln piberfanb.
Da sebrau6te i6 msbrers @O6sn lang DIR.
@u8uf 8SntS's &Snts's 9ambur-
Ger GrpPfens nab VOrI9rtft nnb purbe
BON bisism bSsartissa esipsn ppatanpis ssbstIt.
, 1876-10-04

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb tpar f. franf. baB
tb feline Speiie metr Dertrasen fpnnte, i6reibi
9err peter @lemens, 2tttle Srleans, Mp. Sd
nabt1 DIR. Mugnf &Snts's 5ambur.
ser SrDpfen urb bin nun tpieber nt9t mn.
gang bergeltsQt ~ionoern fible MIDI pie! trafib
ler ais friber.
, 1876-10-04

Ser Danf einer Tamilie.-S6 ntS
rnetne Srau fassn Sbnen ben srGBtsn Dant fin
DR.. Mn GUT &Gnts's 5ambmr8er
E%rnpfen, f6reibt Serr Spbn QOtt, Geneva,
ST., benn bteielben baben uns srpbe Saenlte
ertptslsn. Dis lalsn bic 2rppfsn ni9t msbr
ausaeben.
, 1876-10-04
Sin bemerfcnSwertbes SuA!'
4rtbut's lettes uup sroBtes.
E0ef0br!!!

ooer: Seripunbetia pela SauS zines Sreunbes.
Sieies ppllenSetffe 9Serf bielss Seteranen Der
Nrlerltanilben Siteratur Dot ais 8pripurf eiuen Be.
~9enltano, pelder bas lpciole Seben u~uleres 9elamlnten
Soltes beriibrt umo 9iebt einen l6redliben leberblid
iiber llebel, meldes es ~bIositelIt. Muherorhentlfeb
iparncne une aufre9cmc, piro es BON ALLEN nit
Suneen. gsir Iino entlaloIien. Oas Yud in ie0er ia.
mile oes 9anoes einjuIibreii unb oiferiren nod nte
case,peiene Sprtbeile allen mamli4en uto peIbli.
glsenten uno i1ideil gratis auf Merlan9en Beoinsuns
gen uno bel6reibenpe @ireulare. 3, ", Stpcear'
n. Co., 72S @betnut Str. pblla. 4g42ms'
, 1876-10-04
SDatt'S 2ebenS'8 aliam.
Gin meDi3iniid1es QSunDcr.

yin MeDt5t1t1deS 0SuHDcr.
Nbeumattsmas, Meuralsta, Slot In ibrem iGiimmTen
stadium, 9erpIeln, &pniss: arantssit Grglps!as. ate
@ei6ware unb bic fHIimmasn 5aue pom SIutiranspst.
ten, 8rGBe S1waHe, eeber. Inb Nterenletptn, Biting
purrn &c. &c. wtrb aufs Ssftmmtsfe purp ciefsn Spnts
aaer NetgiSua8snttttsI 8sbetlt. Gerlelbs tit 3ne,unp.
ttpanSi8 Sabre btnbur6 sOm Yublttum erprpbt, sdt
9uneerttauienee ppn 5alsn eepetlt Inp eurtrt nsIs,
rean mad 0pritrift snpmmen SIT elm ft6eres pstl-
mtttel ppn 5tfttIn IN alen bftlbaren Udlen, eurirr pie
%faalten altsa @siawlre. ielblI mo Ger Sapdsa loon an.
8~efreien III.
Spatrs SebenssS aIfam eurirte 5srrn 8. 3. spn.
map, Ira8peeR i'm parf-&beater ju Srppflpn, ". D.,
pom Grpnti1en NbeuGattsntus, natpem eerielbe ppne
ertol8 pom ben peril8ItNten Aerstea Gurppa's Enp
4mertta's ~bebanbelt pprpen mar.
ppattS GebenssS aliam turtrte 6errn Q. o.
SOUS, Dpfmater pic. III Mabtlpn Str, pen einert
ssfdPri9sn @si&par, na&6sm sr fsSs Uvoaass i'm
9ptpttaI mar anR bort ae a~n9eilbar srtIart
puroe.
Spatts esbsns- 8aIfam betlts Ssrru Saspb uDtp,
StHee wv. 242 SreenpiH Str, non etaem lerpfuIslen
Sel1Wure ppbst pie 5aulntB loon bis auf ben GupSea
8eprun8en mar. 5err ". bar patrenb Is Sabren uan
Ssl6spsnsr 5silaaa tsins gDteesrbplans Der Rraatssit
eriabren.
Spatt's ..9ebens. BaIiam euttrte Serrn Dtuiam
springer, Np. 1888 8rpVne Str, s~plfdnpis BON sat-
,uaestem Hpeamattsmus 10 ernfltGer &rt, baB peritlbe
ben @stt os Sranten lHOa psrwirrt bate. Dss @s-
naHnte t0nnte nlbt ieine Sane gum SDPfe erpeben xnp
mar pdhrenb preier Nfpndte ans Bett ~eefe1elt.
81 BADEN In Der .Sanpt.Sffee, 246 @raap Str, axt
sst &pptRstsrn TN Algenstusa, ia 81 per 5Iai4e. Stas
5lah1en SIS. aass
Spatt's bera NJ te 9eilmttteI ftnb: -
SDatt's uufeRlbarer 9sbsns. BALKAN sa 81 100.
Spatt's IA H.. pePpslt 1farfer 2ebens- BALKAN, ~
SIPS. - Spatts 9ulmpnte BALKAN, pber Der S&pinb.
il6tissn Srtunp, sa $500. - Spatts sptb sint-
nent, ~unfshlbar fur setbea anb S&msrjsn tebtr art,
ju 50 Gents. - Spatt'S Sn5a, Sur fur @rta.tung,
8ppfweb, SnIuenta, @atarsb, Su Is Ste.
gDenn pbtee ArIttelnitt In eurer Ipstbsts pber an Gu.
rem 9laBe Su baten fne, 70 lpenbe man it'd birett aubas
Central Depot, GAG @ranbHr,, VI. o.
Gemtn 3. Spatt & Co., &tsentalmsr.
neberal bin per Srpres Serl1ifs beim ba,bsn
Dussnb. f3m2Oian
, 1876-10-04

xeshftt auf mesr ais 200 Der bsssutsnSsrsn 8tast
In europa.
0elc'9lmsiabiunsen bar4 bic Noitdmtsr icpts per
telegraph mad ansn 1ldbsn In 9sutIblanS,
psitsrrsi&, Der sA~sit, 5oaanS. Ddnsmart, s6ps.
ssn unS Nortu'ssn. ben Gmpfdnssrn fret in's 6aus
8sltefert.
Grsbft'Sriefs Fir g~aeiftnbs CUR esnusuns In ausn
sr6Bsrsn Stdoten Der alien Q0eIt.
&Intaffruns bon Grbfbaftsn uno Sprberunssa
isber @rt in alien Di6sen guropa's.
Derfbffuns bon Gutsrn unS Nadsten naA
europa.
DerlUGuns a~nfommenber Glitter In ystp gprf, uns
Weiterbef6rbsruns ~bssisIben Ha@ benz 5nIanbe.
@urppdifebes @elb ausr 4rt setauft uns ~psrtaait.
, 1876-10-04

Gin sate8 Mittel sesen Gplif nnb 9sibldnter-
-Ssn fnb DIR. @ugut &Snt8's 5amburs
ger 1ropfen, i9reibt 5err Mi6ael QSeil,
Wtl9aipafa, Snby bonn b~ielelben bsIfsn aussn-
bItdltG.
, 1876-10-04

1tO Mono Goneee. @aeOn, Ga,
ben "a. Jebruar, 1876.
$500. DIR. Musuf &Snfs's Sam
burger TrDpfen finp BON ansgs3eidnetfr
Wtrfuu8 unb bes6alb nabesI unentbebrlt6 fir
MIDI. &sp. Batter 8. s. &sbmann.
, 1876-10-04

@eseu Snuttrdnfbeiten unb aus nnreiris-
teiten, tel9e Serpprbenem 8lut entlprinsen,
lne DIR. &uemf &Gnts's 5ambur9er
G%rppfen elm gang ausse;ei6netes Nittsl,
benin ite ftno bic belfen Blutreiniger. Sp
'd'retbi Serr SObn George 8OpenigaB tn Sc
mont, Sgs
, 1876-10-04

Sine freuoiee Wfittb
8altbaiar Seint, 9outb Mo1ms, Ma1a6uietts,
l9reibt an uns: sd fUnnte einen sarsen 3d.
gen Spl ldretben, unb bann fTnnte t9 bod
ni9t eenus l9reiben, mas @utes mir DR.. Nv
SUIT 8Snte'S Samburser Srppfen
tbaten. Sd babe iiber spsi Sabre ale DOftu-
rem in bieier llntsessnb sebrau9t unb elm 9pe-
res @elp ausssseben, Bis mid bic Samburser
Trppfen bon meinem fbredltben tebel DtS-
b~sfreitsn unp i'd nun flble, baB i'd
lGneer lebea werpe."
, 1876-10-04
Dit Glaf9s

Die Glaf9t
hamburger Trppfen"
tpitst so Gents, pper Inf GlaI&en
Dollars, itnb In allen bsutl9en
Npptbsfen gu baben cber tperben bielels
Zen na6 gmpfans pss @elpes fret mad
allen Ibstlsn Der @sretnietsn Staatsu
p%srlanpt. Man apreiTrs;
"A. vogeler g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1876-10-04

S6O ore W0We, Sem aGpttaI nbtbiN. ges
ItdnOise @rbeit, ME @ud $24O ntonatlid eiutragt inO
bic 3u bauIe an Gage ODER Nhenos 9etbait peroert
fam. Snuentors Union, IFS Greenluib str., Nem
Yorf. 49B271cf:
Slerlangt GptprcSS
y II iunge 9eltte oorr Wtdhden, nm nGs 3ele9ra'S
pbiren III erlerneu. @uItellun9eu 9urontirt. Gola!r
stamp: Sberman Selcsrapb 60, Sbtrtlh
Gbin 4JS2leD.
, 1876-10-04
Dr. l.. q. C. wfShart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial

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cttpas aebprt bat, ioueern Elm alteS. 5nperi
tGfitses, wpblerprpbteS Mtttei. nas
felt ben lesten fed,s,ebn Sabren IN Namilieu nne
umS BON Sem NIT Der srpRten Mnerfenmnn9 NON
gnen. Die es sebraud)t baben, .seiprpdben miro,
mie Sauienee Don fretmtlltsen Seu9ntf'
fen beipeiien.
SSenl ibr am irsens eintr 8ranfbeit leicet. se'
gen ,peld)e cieics Sprbiai e,npfoblen miro, fa9en
mir ebne 3psern: ,Seriu6t .; MP 50
wtre feline spsrtbpptlen @isenidaftem Sarfbun.
QBiro BON alien Mpotbefern nno Sdnolern
perfauft.
$auvt.WteberIasH
GIG Tilbert Ctr Hbtlabe1pbia
, 1876-10-04

0OV lanst far unssre meuen @pIcfecsrn
Bileer, Rdbiei6e, ~eeinenfaeen unn Sd,retbpa
pier. @roAe Gtnnabmen nit Stdbcrbeit &c,
macbt. Wldn f&retSe iofort UNI &ireuIare an .. 4.
9nernfsp. publifter, Gpntcrb, q. .. 4gB4mj.
, 1876-10-04

& a. q + fir glaenten II ~unferen 5epn iteuen
Nooelties, 9eraoe in ben Mtartt
9ebtabt. Wtat braubt lie III ieoeln 6auie. Wtuiter
llno Girculare ftei per polt o%erianot...
49827aps y. y. Wbtte II. Co., gleipart, q. 5
, 1876-10-04

Wocutpu @iue ppnffdneise 6efobtd,te ppn
<t3t''eH+ @cnniplnanien, uol Der erIten Il=
WSrri11nt ~iieplun9 bis auf beute. Bon QBm. VI.
(~~t"'St' 0ornea, L. l. D.. 9tabeju 600 9rpBe
OttdU= Seiten. 1leber IS Sllultratiouen. Seine oo[l=
%ltdnoi9e 6eIbibte unieres Stautes lit lett eiuen ball
ben SabrDuloert per6ffentlidt lporoen. N9entcn lper.
ben bel Ginfiibr119 bieies pri6tioen gBerfcs beriti6
lpiutommet 9ebeiBe1 peroen. y.ile Ielieile GeleScn=
belt. 9eir %nerlan9en @9enten III jeoem Sotpn'bip
Sbreibt iofurt Inn po1e Giuieln5eiten uno Ntnsluab
pes SerritOriims. Nbreiie: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. $40. 2O4 Glib Gtfte @ir. y
labelpbid. 4gB Ism
, 1876-10-04
SQnferDtt : Scrfanf
boz miftpu Go(S=1etpe(r0.

ooE WiiltDn Gplb=JeipelrO+
gBir lperbeu 9e9en @mpfang BON 50 Gents BEN Ae=
Ienoer eiu 4aar elegant 9raOirtc WfanI9ettet=&nopte,
ein set spiralsGnopfben, eiuelt 5olstra9eil =Sllopt
id6ne Goranen q onrItednaoel, eine herret-llbrs
uno einen id,peren 5raurin9 iiberntaden. 0as
eben bei6riebeue 9ot foiete tets i'm Tetail IS. so @ier
Cots nerben franco 5ugelbidt aeqen Gnpfal9 BON
81 so. SelpelrpsG irfular frei. @brelie SS. IS. Bell
Iup So, pbi(ooelpbia, qa. 49S271tp:
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

Miss Putnam Is very
clever. and made favorable
impre ssion. n--lierald.
Miss Putnam revealed
traits Of . sensibility and
personal worth that attracted
regard. and was greeted with
frequent applause. "-Tri-
buhc.
Miss Putnam Is . success
full rival of Lotta."--Daily
News.
Miss Putnam improves
successfully her numerous
opportunities and gave lively
satisfaction. Times.
'Miss Putnam. indeed. 10
welcome as An actress. care
tul in her art and excellent
In It's execution. n--Express.
"To speak Of her perfoi M.
ance is TO say Is is one OF the
most charming the stage has
ever boasted. Telegram.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
MOODS AusSUk
w W. L. 1NES

yNALLACk'S.
w Mr. LESTER WALLACK. Proprietor and anagsr
EVERY EVENING AT
EVERY SATURDAY MATINEE AT lk r. "
The Comedy by Dion Bouccauit.
FORBIDDEN FRUIT
performed By Messrs T. ! MONTAGUE, HARRY
EYTINGE. EDWIN, LEONARD. PECK and Mines ADA
DYAs. PONISI. EFFIE GERMON. BLAISDELL.
Mr alack is obliged announce the nights this
comedy in the midst OF its successful career
IL must be withdrawn for the present.
o Thursday. kovemper9.
DION BOUClCAULr
will appear
CONN"
IN his Irish Drama the
SHAuGHRAuN
originally produced in asck's Theatre and for
the company. X
In addition the features Of the original which win
preserved Miss Rose Wood Miss Josephine Baker and
Mr. A Stevenson will as Arte MoyA and Robers
Foiliot.
pearxncc this season.
I'LL
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY
AMUSE ENTs.

Tie price of the Herald has been reduced to
three cents per cop,.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

THE Lt,;ENDAR1 PLAY.
RIP IAN wISkLE.
T.ytRY NIGE.,
tho most snccesstul Play Of
.hc CENTURY.
D'Eunery 4 cormon's mar
ye; Gus Drama.
THE rWO ORPH ANS,
with its superb stage settings
and its unrivalled caste. IN
Guiding the following art
lists .-Msssrs. c. l. rhorne.
Jr. Jonn Parselle. Frederic
Robinson, James O'Nsil.
Claude Burroughs. J. q.
Peaks. II. W. Montgomery.
Thomas K. Morris, l.. Thomp-
son. J. Matthews. w. II. VIII
der. II. Aylins. w Raynon.
W. 5. Quigley, G. NJ Collins
and Masses Fanny Morant.
Kate Ciaxton. Sara Jewets,
Kate Girard. Mrs. Marie Will
kins and Misses Ida Vernon,
Roberta Norwood. Ethel
Allen. L. Cleves and Mrs. l.
x. Seymour.
A. N. to 10 p
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
KATIE PUTNAM


KATIE PUTNAM
as LITTLE NELL
and the
MARCHlONESS
in Dickens
OLD
CURIOSITY SHOP.
PRONOUNCED BIZ TIE
PRESS
A
DRAMATIC TRIUMPH.
EVERY EvkNING
AND
SATURDAY MATINEE.
MONDAY NEXT.
ENTIRE CHANGE.
NOVELTY COMPANY
NUMBER SEVEN.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

originally produced IN AheAtSe anu Wrlttcn LOT
feature: n; Sssn ".
Mr. A Stevenson will appear as Arte, MoyA and Robers
Mr. John Gilbert will this occasion make his nrst
pearance this season.
TONY PAsroRs NEw THEATRE
MATINEE TO-DAY.
The greatest combination celebrated the world
. JOHN HART, JOHN HART
TONY PASTORS GUS wILLIAMs,
fashionable HARRY kERNELL
drawing Frasay lson BosnY sHhh sfS9SahaIB Sf9eoaB.
: :ss;:. ,Et$sH fSESHh
and families TONY DALiv
TO attend the DANNY DALY,
iiiss'6 fmIs 6A2 lie's':"ss1' osSss aSRSISsD.
TO-DAY. az JIMMIE EkdLEi
ToNY PASTORS JENNIE sATFRLEE
famous 100 stars. SADIE DESHON.
TWNfa pTstie sEasos ss
PRICE q II slssSSIsTlos S1siSMfT aA1i 14i1okErs:
t. SymphGny oonssr VII. .s,srrea
On sAFEsRaAy ssa FSHS|Ea ss;;';f sS;fss u.s.
MSS xHfSsA AS GkoadH hENih MEkRESRarh SarG Tenor
CHORUS sr Of EFAHs ATxap h5NSHaEz SoiGEz Baritone
syMpHoNy-So s,n !. a" ap Beethoven
ri FsH: '
AAbpMIsssIKo2Ms K2s rlcKaTs 81; RESERVED SEATS, Soc
The sale u tickets commence THIS MORNING. the
box Sss Of ssinw - nv Hall schirmers So 7o SossTsy Ina.
No, III Broadway.
MATINEE AT BOOTHS TOMORROW
Y,C5TII,C rII, Tp ., EI I,;- q = rII ~ EI y
~ HGf 4rsnsr
rhE GLORY iokFASfff % The STAGE"
powerful cast, including
M r 9. BAMTGs.........M .......sARDANApsALus
o. the DS GRAND ITALIAN IS in aumssr ars
The renowned n NILE premiere O.
she ' san Al Carlo, Ca : Naples and Scala Mil Milan my
SUPERB STAGE EFFECTS
MATINEE TOMORROW SATURDAY.. AT i:so
THE SEN AND BEAUTIFUL BALLET DIVER.
TISsEMkNr. which has many weeks in careful
~ Of q q
NAPALUS. The management promise thai Il will exceed
yen Y s On 0h"py h ins s sn s.ss
VIII a a m
DhdE sS
be produced this season
=. the nights the grand now ballet can
be secured.
NEXT SUNDAY. FOURTH GRAND CONCERT
DOuTH'S THEATRE. SPECIAL
MESSRS. JARRETT PALMER are pleased 90 an
nouncs the readiness OF the NEW GRAND BALLET
D1vERrIssEMENr for public presentation.
l, will be given on mex, MONDAY EVENING. the aosh
Inst. tho beginning Of tho TWELFTH WEEK or sAR-
DANAPALUs and additional attractive feature Of
the wonderful spectacle.
Tho entire OF the GREAT ITALIAN CORPS OF AR
lists and others will appear and will
add to the brnncy Of the novel and amin
The 6na rehearsas have deepened tho that
the public will pronounce tho ballet the finest
this continent
- seats for night OF week and OF this
be secured " the box ofico
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
AMUsHMEyrs.
The price Of the Herald has been reduced to
fLree >enfc ,,ex coma,

The price Of the Herald has been reduced to
three cents per copy
ID 7. BARNUN's r. r. BAkkuA's
r. T. BAR<UM'3 r. r BARNIMS
r. T. BARNuM'S z. r BAkNuMS
r. +. BARSrMS p. 2. B<AREUN8
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.
GREATEST SHOW on EATH
GREATEST SHOW Dk EARTH
AT GILMORKS GARDEN,
ArIEkNovN ANp EvENiNNGG4 NG4
XFrERNooN AND EVENING
MUSEUM. MENAGERIE AND HIPPqDR0aE
MUSEUM. NkkAGERIE AND HIppPDkonE;
MUSEUM, MENAGERiE AND HlPPQDkOAh
LARGEST COLLECTION OF
RARE LIVING WILD ANlAA1sS
IN AMERICA,
including the
5000 HIPPOPOrAMCS.
PERFORMING ELEPHANTS HORSES AND PONIES.
MORE DISTINGUISHED EQUESTkIANS AHp AIh-
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FUNNY CLOWNS. -
RIDING GOATS, DOGS AND NON KEYS: ur.o
THE GREEK NOBLEMAH, TATTOOEDl FKUA HEAD
TO FOoI . !, - x,,SY.
ADMIRAL DOT THE GREATEST MAN IN NINA
ru,us.Sns oF FvkE waxbERFrI bE.FFnI cuRrosIrrEs.
NOTICE-Ths Grand Pageant Of the opening viii com
mence precisely At 2 aud o'clock.
The Menagerc Museum and Curiostes VIII De kept open
the Circus performances rae AMIN ais IN tho
Menagere will be ted In the presence OF the sudicnce AZ
o'clock r. NJ. every day
ADMISSION soc CHILDREN under nine years Csc
SOP NJ Orchestra be secured NJ she box once
waek in adj
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

4 -oLYNPIC NOVELTY THEATRE
: 600, 7 wy NM mn ny Prpp II cccco
3 oL ! \ NM PrP' II g
NOVELTY THEATRE NOVELTY THEATRE.
1l2 BROADWAY GA
COL wM Z. sINN. ............. Manager
ADMISSION. l5c. 35c.. Soc. 75c. and ST.
MArISEES, l5c, 25c. and Soc
Miss Putnam Is very THE BRILLIANT
clever and made favorable COMMEDIENNE.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
Y PASTORS NKw THEATRE
MATINEE TO-DAY. |
The creates. combination ofcelebra.ed st,

) JOHN HART, JOHN HART
GUS WILLIAMS.
HARRY KERN ELL,
JOHN KEKNELL.
BOBBY 'NkWCUMB,
I. NJ. HENGLER.
LEWIS PARKER.
PAULINE PARKER,
TONY DAILY.
WILLIAM DAILY,
DANNY DAILY.
BOBBY DAILY.
A. C. MORELAND.
q. W HUNTER.
JENNIE ENGLE.
CHARLEY WORLEY,
JENNIE SATFRLEE,
SADIE DESHON.
) FRANK GIRAkD.
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-10
What an institution regimen, Of beavers

what an institution regiment of beavers
would be in that region. In this depart
ment you will find the largest diamond in
the rough on exhibition, measuring an inch
IN length and three-quarters of an inch. |
can understand how ne would have an in
zane desire to plunge into the waters and
search for Aladin's palace, until one OBJ
serves the horrible moon-flsh, whose whole
surface is thickly studded with spears. A
porcupine would really have quite a tame
appearance beside it.
My childish recollection Of this afluent
kingdom comes back to me in map of
South America, and l see a large yellow
expanse taking up so much room and
seeming to crowd all the other states until
poor little Chill looks so thin and uncom.
Portable. Even now 1 see the eastern coasi
sweeping diagonally across the page. with
It's scores of unpTonouncsbe names, and
through It's interior the Amazon with its
many branches reaching out its giant arms
to the sea-. Although in my youth nothing
short of ride in char on a stalwart
natives back would have answered nv
childish longings, still have come to think
that the ascent of the mountains would be
far more difficult on his part and less com.
Portable on mine then l then imagined.
am quite satisfied TO visit Brazil in this
easily accessible way, and perfectly willing
to leave the native entirely out of the role
allowing those who wish to carry out the
synonym, the privilege Of making the tour
in the rolling chair.
A gentlemanly attendant informed mi
that the bdlding of the section cost then
thirty thousand dollara, and that it is theii
purpose to remove it to France in two
years. We only hope that the European
people will find the same charm in THU
great kingdom of the south" which WI
have found, and may it hold the same in
terest for them that it hss held so dearly
| for US here. FLoY.
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a Base Ballist Experience.

An amateur "base balist," in retiring for
the season, thus figures up the results of
his athletic cOmpalgn:
"That was an eventiul chap who first in
vented base ball. It's such fun. I've
playel five lamts, and this is the way my
account stands
"Twenty.seven dollars raid out for
things.
lone bunged eye-badly bunged.
"One broken little finger.
"One bump on the head
"Niueteen lame backs.
"A sore jaw.
"Oae thumb dislooated
"Three sprsiued anklIs
"Fve swelled legs.
Gone dislocated shoulder, from trying to
throw the ball thousand Yards.
1.-TWO hands raw from trying to It p hot
balls.
"a lump the size of a hornets nest on
left hip, well back.
"a nose sweeily jammel, and five uni
forms spoiled from rolling IN the dit at tie
bases.
II have played two weeks and don't
think | like the game I've looked over
the scorers book, and find that have bro
ken several bats, made one tally, broken
one umpire's jaw, broken ten windows in
adj lining houses, killed baby, smashed a
Kerosene lamp, broken the leg OF a dog,
MORALLY injured the b'eAd-ha ket of spec
tator, and Knocked FIVE ether players out
Of time 10y Singing my bat.
81 have used up fifteen bottles Of arnica
ointment, five bottles of lotions, and half a
sw beef, and am so full of pain that it
seems as if my lmbs were broken bats
aud my legs the limbs of dead horse
| chestnut"
The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-10

The republicans of Rutland have done
all that could be asked or expected OF
them. In poll of nineteen hundred and
seventy votes-being by over four hundred
and fifty votes, the largest aggregate vote
ever cast in town at a presidential election
they have given Hayes and Wheeler ma
jority OF one hundred and sixty .eight-an
increase of eighteen over the republican
majority in September. This they have ac
complished IN spite of the extraordinary
efforts of the democracy to COLOMBO vot-
ers-one hundred and twenty.six non
residents voting-in spite of the weather
and IN spite of the supineness of the repub
lican town and county committees, whC
made no effort to secure the attendance o
voters at the polls. Well done, republicans
of Rutland
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Exciting Scene in a Court Room.

Boston, Nov. 9.
At the conclusion Of the trial of Cone,
the Tamworth murderer, at Concord, on
Saturday, an exciting scene occurred. The
sheriff gives a vivid report of the affair
when Cone was sentenced. After the jury
had returnel their verdict the senior justice
asked the prisoner if he had a ythIDg to
say why the sentence of the law should not
be prom )unCed upon him. Cone then rose
aud spoke Tor more than half an hour in a
rambling, defiant and offensive m nner.
tie insulted many of the witnesses who had
appear, d, and others who had taken Iart
in the proceedings of the court. His re-
marks we're 50 abusive that at last one Of
| the jurymtn ~, Sc and remarked that he
aud his associates al been Iufned long
time on thc case, aud were faint and
weary, and did not think they ought to
remain lheio longer and hear tie ribaldry
of the prisoner The judge thin obliged
Cone to cit down and pronounced the sem
| tence.
The last words had scarcely escaped the
iudge's lips when Cone jumped to his feet
like AN eursged tiger, and catching up a
large heavy wooden inksland hurled it with
great force across the room the head of
the county solicitor. This official luckily
lodged the missile, which was hurled with
such force that it might have killed him
had it hit his head. When Cone grabbed
the inkstand he was instantly caught hold
| OF by the sheriff, who aCcldenla ly received
a heavy blow from the prison rs as he
threw the missile. This scene in the court
room created the most inien.e excitement,
and very much increased the already strong
| prejudice against Cone.