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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13


DEAR FILoT:-Nith the opening %
Spring, ushered in by the sweet notes of
the--snowhird aud crow, enhanced bs the
beauties Of nature as yet hid beneath its
virgin robe of-weli, about four feet Of
snow, We at length begin to see the dawn
Of freedom, in being freed from long i'm
+ Frisonmeul of wiatry thrailiom. With the
coming OF spring. the heart OF the laborer
/ rehouuds ct the Thought Of more abundant
| lstor aud better compensation: when
/ the grinding surveillance of exacting over.
I seers will be changed into the more soft
ened tones Ct anxious employers, eager to
retain as many men as rossible, through
the more buried season of the summer
months. Already the horizon locks bright
err. | see by late reports that TIE long
contemplated road between Marquette and
Macinaw Is about TO he pur through. The
contract is already let to parties in Cleve-
land, and a vigorous prosecution of the
work is expected. The road vii! be go
miles hong, and wili.t4ke about three years
to complete it.
Most OF tie mines are making strenuous
efforts 10 get out all the ore they can be-
fora the oUening of Spring. There seems
to he but very little first class ore in Cleye-
! land something very unusual-hence The
harry to be able TO supply an early de-
mani.
4 fearful accident occurred at this (Sag.
inaw) min since my last letter, by which
one man vas alniyst Instantly killed, one
seriously and another slightly Injured,
The parties were engaged in drilling under
ground, beneath hanging Of rock; while
thus engaged. a mass of rock became de-
taohed and ecfEltHtcd itself CT The DOOM
ed men. The result was az already stated
The deceased, Pat. Shea, leaves wife ard
two children III destitute circumstances;
John Shea lies in a critical condition and
viii hardly recover; he has wife and
i've children.
During the recent hea1y SNOW storm, as
an engine 90 the G. & \. w X. r was
engaged in blowing through the drifts, en-
coming suddenly rouai a curve, the cpgi-
neer perceived man on the track, in close
proximity, but eyeIy effort to save the IN
fortunate mans life, proved futile. The
,ss seen OF him alive, lie he'd thrcwn HIM
self OF his kuecs, nh his hands extended
as j! lDpiorrg s!e engineer TO spare bis
life; his name was Cahill, age about 20.
4. Leap Year parties are all the rags,
the l,lics OF Storeviie, vieiag with their
sisters elsewhere, determined to give a
soree, and right well Cid they succeed
The affair "a q Brilliant success, and will
be long remembered hy the lovers OF Terp-
sobore. Many Thanks to the Misses Tracy
Bacon ard Conner, whose exertioas tended
so much 10 make it IA success.
What's become Of j c. vhose co:.tribu
tiOus ,ended 80 much 20 etljven che col
aims Of The PILOT? Come, Johu, let's
hear from you. More Auoi..
LEoNIpAs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13
v iiiiaEs House Arrivals.

The following are la~; weeks arrivals at
the Wiiiiaus Isou.e
VIM Burt. Connecticut: T " Johns
Nernah Vic T II,nsing, y US D,i,na.
Milwaukee: T d K~anv, Ferbu,s P W
NJ Tweed, \ Y: Fred Sutns1n, Eaton
IL; 5 Laurc''. Milwaukee,: Hugo Lutken
Miwsute-: James jury. Milwaukee: E
N tIaTr, llincTs, E VI iisrnry w inncr"nr,e
Wis: II A Stelisr. Milxaus,... J tn Kin r
krlineGyii.-; E !, J.res. M,lvaus. e /:
Hiram Aru>'rcn Oshkosh: L C.a~>,,,. ST
Paul; : 4 hklcr. M;iw L.: II A
St'l'~r. Gre, H.; Sam ,Ji-ien., I. rrat,ct.:
+ c Hatru-. \ Y; V.a B eng :, /:
j IT CsEran, -. iirfs~uE Mel: \ II
Reuue> N'iwe1see: !, j M,t,lal, N}. :;
s Green, Mi: JOIN p-~mons. Spring,
Creek McBrite, Spriss Greek. Z
KortH Mi; J.tn L., NJ; n Coz.
Chicago; : Hasens, Mi; OF Gary,
Chicago.
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In School Days.
BY JOHN @ WHITTIER.

WIN VI
Still sits the school houSe By the road,
y ragged beg summing:
~ sssnd IL still the sn,-st.:,s e~ow
esck6erIy vines re running.
Within. the master desk is seen,
Deep SCARED by rap. official;
The w.rpibg floor, the battered seats,
The iaek-knife' carved iniual;
The charcoal frescoes on its wall.
Its doors worn sill. belrayinG
The feet thar. creeping slow to school,
Went st-rmiug cut TO paying!
long years ago winters sun
StCne over ii at setting;
Lit IN its western window panes,
And los caves icy fretting.
II touched the tangled golien curls,
Aud brown eyes full OF grieving,
OF one who still her steps delayed
When al, the rest were leaving.
For near her stood me little BOY
Her Chi idish favor singled;
His cap puiied los upon a tace
WLer, pride and shame were mingled.
Pushing with restless feet the snow
To right ana left he lingervd;-
AS ,es,Iessly her Tiny hands
The blue checked apron fingered.
lie saw her Eft her eyes; be felt
The soft hand's Ii : ht caressiag,
A nd heard the trembling of her voice.
As if Il flalt confes>iug.
Pm sorry that >pclt he word
hate 20 Z, above You;
Because the brown eyes lower fell
because, you see, love you'll"
Sti memory 70 grlv hare man
That sweet ciIlt fee i showing:
Dear glr,! the gra seS an her grave
Have n. years been growing!
He lives to learn. in life's hard school,
How few who D t-s ,bJve him
Lament their triumph and his loss,
Like her-because they love him.
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lC0nmuuicIf.Oul

COUNTY CoNyEATIJ>s.-It has been
usulI IL our equity call Assembly, Dis
trlct Convention, only, whichever u .,eyates
to State and Congressional District Con.
yeuIious were to he elected, and 10 uutbol-
Ire the Delegates elected at the Assembly
Di,tr.ct Con entlons 10 elect the Delegates
for the Senatorial District.
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K0sSUTH.


Chairman, Wn Robinson.
Town Cle,k, john Ertringer.
Treasurer, Matthias Peck.
Assessor, L Rank.
EATON.
Chairman, Fred Swensen.
Town Clerk, John proeil.
Treasurer, Gottffied Burner.
Assessor, Matthias Ranch.
CENTERvILLE.
Chairman, ID Schneider.
Town Clerk, Thos Galloshy,
Treasurer, Geo Riess.
Assessor, Geo Leonhardt.
TWO GREEKS.
Chairman, VIM Taylor.
Town Clerk, ) IL True:tner.
Treasurer, Chas Washer.
Assessor, Fred Scion.
sCnLEsWIs.
Chairman, Z Il Zorn.
Town Clerk, Christ Tiedemann.
Treasurer, + Donath.
Assessor, Henry Schilling.
MEEME.
Chairman, John Carey.
Town CLERK, Z j Conway.
Treasurer, Andrew Herr.
Assessor, Christian Adolph.
RUCKLAND,
Chairman, E Thompson.
Town Clerk, c lIagenow.
Treasurer, David Kruger.
Assessor, ID BubolIz.
hANfTowGC RAPIDS.
Chairman, Chas Walker.
ToSn C!rk, B Roe.ner,
Treasurer, \ kuG'cr.
Assessor, Louis Vettipger.
NISHIC1Tr.
Chairman, julius Lins.edt.
Town Clerk, Anton Braasch.
Treasurer, August Nocker.
Assessor, John Laurosch.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

Tie C,munpn C,uucli as It's meetin.
Monday evening an uti'.cd y VI, Richter
Cay Cierk, ii H. II M"rs,alss, M"rsha!.
/ ney also cat tJwa the price ri c.tY print
tx . per cent. wh.eh shows ilat they
i'.te'd t" iesssn The cay expenses unIcr
sleir uen administration.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

Til" newC nGnnoC ounc.I ,ile grlce 'ufy
mt" the arm chairs and i"nk a1'ast at the
sctrty table ana rom Visitors hope that
the Miner viii lave regard enough, for
OF smoking III tht C"unci C.lmhcr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

The or, y Of corner ioafers for comiug
sun mer trade i promising Roll cut tie
Dr., .-octS boxes,and after they mpuut th' III
send !,r theC,,v N .rsbai 10 e-cort them 10
the nearest JUSTICE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

" understand that there Is 10 he Il ne =
drug store tFenei IN the corner of York
and Et1Grh ets ia j a. hoe ierf oii
stand by cnaple OF en,erlr'~ins young
men Of this city. Success 20 them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

Let the new Common Council determine
at'',r uut-,t utos il-'.. ccom"nv. i .nit,',
for i.Tae street 'Xrrnui brcr - taos one al
t:s,m. Necessary =; a.rs, .in1 cleating Up
the hith,'s all that suouid be attempted tn'S
wear.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

Cart T. G BUTLIN, General SGr't. Of
lie Goodrich Trans Co, was IL town Thu
m"rGiug ionkiug after TIE rc,opening OF the
d ls line between tin, city and Ch ;cago
Tor the Centeuui,i season.
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EDUCATIONAL

an communications designed fer publication
II 4 department of the paper should he adj
dressed 10 its editor, II. BAgNs. Manitowoc, Wis.,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

THERE is soon to b. gwen by the ladies
% the ". Il. Sunday Schoo' II tENT1x
NAL SUPPER which, AS near ~ pn~, Idle.
vii te alt-r he STYLE Of 100 ye,rs a,"
A pro .ranme sivirg full particulars vii
urpelr ia du, tive
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

This week the robins, meadow larks and
blue birds, sing their old songs again, tn
reminds us of another coming sprHG.
Where's ;ha whitewash brush?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

IL some way IT crushing the scandal
monser could only lie discovered, What d
h.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

Il. CONE ha, Just rec=svri ito prG: os
= uFr maple sugar wh'eh he Vii ,r,i Al,
i'ts Of TO SO ponnds. 1t i, genuine.
try il
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

Wunlint it Be q good idea 10 arrest some
IF those toys Who fool around the depot
Jump w 90 traio>! Ii would he cheaper
than a funeral.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

LEN GRToS j. erecting a smt.l haiitirg
on E.rbtli street, h,twern York and
Commercial streets, where De VIII remove
bis stock of Confectionery.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

The Spriug il very backward, and the
tanners have given rp cope, st, ut getting
III their gram le.,re the lstt,r part ot
AErii
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

Blacks mitIls and other mt CHI MICS in town
will work cheaper now than they viii after
a few weeks when every b,.dy will want
something done.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

LARGy and Well selected *, OK of cloth
!nS jlsE arrived at .. TuTfieon's store, at
al figures which viii DEFY competition.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

FARMERS anu every boUy visiting Mani
towUc viii lnal { anu save money ~ cali
its - y. lofrleons store.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

CLoTHING, Dress GuuJ>, Cassimeres,
SiectiH1>, Sbav.s, 4 etc, latest eiy.ce
anu lowest prices, al DucA :.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

JoHN P. WIcKIRr. C,uuty Clerk, re-
qutrr- tie "PlLrT" to rotrtv tie Irnn
Cooks OF thc event towns thar iEcr re-
port = wanted at lIs fee innEt ,iatc,,-
pas- ia your rl'rts UeLt> II i: tt first
th;n- N order a;ttr election each ,,rirg.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13
IANIToWCC TEACHERS.

The fo'iowinz is II complete list of ,hc
teachers in tie Fable SCHOOL, of this city:
LIST ard
G. f. Viebahu, Principal, Miss Alice p
CanriGht, Miss Charlvtte Hecker, Miss
Josie Howarth, Miss Amelia Ric@ter
Dad Ward.
Hosea Barns. Principal Miss Hattie Z
Bacon, Miss II. Frances Barr, Miss Auna
l.. cuddy, Miss Annie c. Bnruet, Miss
Jtnnte $ hodges, Miss Eli Y. Sacke,t,
Miss Anna Magic, Mss Gertie S,brer,
Mis-. Fannie Z. O'Connor, Mrs E VI
Barns.
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Mayor, 4 D Jmnes.
u r.r, ..r-J T.,

1faror Al I,.,ee
rr-.,,,,,, l., s.o,,lo
,r, T. - ~
Pannty, FREQ Iislljs
Juss3ce, Z \ Naliich.
Constable, " Griebliag.
srcoND WARN.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

E1hvrtins slnieTs 10 ftpcLt Is Il good
thug, bat lrUSliibS iOUd an c.Uiii,s IUr
tlt l.UCf IL u DetItr talUg.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13
CHOICE FLOWER { GiRDLN Seeds
NEW SORTS BY EAIL.


Plants Of the newest and lne,t improved
sorts, carefully packed and prepaid by mail.
My collection Of Strawberries took tie first
premium for the best Collection, IT fhe great
show Of the Mass. Horticultural Society, In
Boston, last season. | grow nearly 100
varieties, the most complete collection in the
Country, including MI the new, large Amer
lean and imported kinds Priced descrip
tive Catalogue. gratis, by mail. Also,
Bulbs. Fruit Trees Roses, Evergreens. IS
packets Flower or Garden Seeds, Sl.00 by
mail.
g - The True Cape Cod Cranberry,
best sort for Upland, Lowland, or
e.. Garfcn, by mci! prepaid. Z per
100. s. per lC00, Wholesale Catalogue to
tie Trade. Agents Wanted.
=. Il Watson. Old Colony Nurseries
and seed wan ehouse, Plymouth, Mass. ES
taplashei 1912.
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q. = = = SE-'E.9s.
IASUI0N SH,I.E rA}LOE.aa< removed 20 Buffalo
Hardware store. Al way,, warranted wen don" ana
70 lit li-2s-2y
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lts cough on ilIel5 n.,h iiiese G"ys. l. 10
more piULti.t'e 10 heep hUrs,s IA tue stable
t.au ~ let tueLi cut
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THG able and elooarnt 2t- Rev. Bishop
Brown of Ford du Lac, preached at the
s.. james Episcopal Church in ,ni- city,
Tuesday evening last, be,ng called here to
co"iirm another class, presented by
the Rev. jos. DeF"rest, Rector Of the St
ames. This being HOLY Week there ias
been I'VE services daily NJ 'ct VIII c,',t;r ue
uotl Easter Sunday. I ha B.>i'r firi're
at tie a.ttrunr u t'rNiee # 'fur> day and Tie
morning service If Wtd, escay.
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r,pnw,-- srGyrS. e.


r,s. F.a-U.NErs,
nEkrras NJ sEl- II stoves. sud Ta-lwsre
bun wa, for1 strp, No..a Side. Manifowoe Cd
iSs4ry
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

School matters in Rtcine are again in n
mnI1lo. Seine years since. the School
Board permitted tHe off OF ii layg-t s ia
r. than they We're willing To pay to tt&o
from '!em she Principal Of 'hs Sigh
the foremost teuc.:er II the Stste. Since
that tinIr the school has heen In Il yerg
UNSETTLED condition. The scnou! que-tio
was fhe prominent one in the clj7 election
ON rnes,lay of hast week: the result was
unsatisfactory, and the next day the Prin-
cipal. Prof. Trip resigned.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

Ola give Us Il CcDtenuia! k.ss, ',e Gvue b.,
1'H!"s or icceistng uhe nu"crou Hi.D Ut
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Election in Manitow0c County.

Below will be founj the figures exp,css-
ing the res uIt Of he election in dis city,
a SO the names Ct ofieers elected to the
cEices Of Ch4iimen, Cl,rF, Treasurer AID
.A>,e,s"r, in the different towns in the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1876-04-13

FASHIONS ior spgins tla,e are vi The Geo
teIuiaI style. PUN uU"n your waist-
coat!
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This number of the PILoT goes to tho
Centennial together with a, copy of this
week : Issue OF every paper published ia
IRE state. So far as we have learned. the
ciJl % Manitow 90 vii he rspres@nted IN
the Great Ezrc, ;iDn by a <la'e hundred
jr"rs old, ar't Il ely al the We xiv papers
nDiv. Aud itli> l. hr ter l..n some either
cities ui greater reteHt.uuS will 90
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aoEE.. ~. aazss3:G>: -GGCSE.
T. ZEMAN. Proprietor cor. GuGalo and Main s.
S2i-lv
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LET TER Lis

The follow ing Is the list Of letters remain /
n III the Post uii. ce unc.slled for
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I'aWoc Io ii Pubic School House, and lie
II Vt an eievIt"r. His Is as i should ~.
Food inr tht mind IS more Important than
fnGd ;"i tie body, mi il j, well that
strangers visiting the city shout iiud t:,ls
i'rincjpin recD.n 4 iv our ca izri,<
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No" Gays TOO many OF the nice -iris'
nCeu tutir inutloIc 10 ABtaC Iheir uUuau
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he iaratat assur;m,Dt u shaw Ia tn'
CITY just opened at Ciius. Il, Ca =.
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y. I,RKISoN 10 oaiiS itueI.rs IL the
"Jseitieo "a. d.e"s s0eds nd go" 8.
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UUn marry, unn 1ru can sG..i OFT ii
ii,.s anu,is ,I.e ,.uvice gwen to Iut.o II -ru
gus.
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Still sits the school house By the road,
- y Iaggei beg summing:
y ssnd il stiil the sns-schs gov,
ssackberIy vines afe running
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LARGEST stock Vi C-,prts AMI Z!
CiVths III Tie oiIy III U. iui.isun 5.
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A ,ar,e stock II reauS u,;..e c.p.ni,t.
lt.eI .cCr.ytu az Cui.a. DUuA =.
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RAILROAD THE TABLE.

ILWAUREE, LAKE SHORE & WESTERN r. r.
rAssE s7sGfsE pEyISEOS.
Express train leaves Man. T:4Ja E.ArNil Il q
" Nil. 10 ,i.rg. ~. Nah t % pa
Mixed = Man. 1856 7. III. = h;i. - =. n
- - Mil. S:yda. IL. - Man, BAD p.
WESTERN Division.
pIsn' grleaves Man. q 10 p.m.,Ar Appleton Coo pm
. Appleton $50 m. Ar Man. Ii - "a m
Two RIVERS Division.
E. Pr. leaves N. 200 p m. Ar. Two Rivers :ap
Two Rivers - a. IN. ar. Il II. A. a liz
Mixed Man. 500 am. Ar at Two kiycrs 9: az
- - Two Divers 1900 Il m Ar. Man. sc H. a. RI
:" {" MaGitowUc3 30 p. m. Two kiy.4 1852. N
" Two Rivers 4 20 p. m. Ar. Nan -: q pm
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Iue y. l.. \ .ouu!s, ..IlI,eu liz toii tt.s
nUrHiu, nltn "a Ioau VI Ceuar idots.
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LEGNTDAS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-09-14

period, that IL would lose sense of all
accountability. It was because tie Re
Ipublicanss have thus power, that they
have outraged the sentiments of their
own partisans. II 10 because Of tile re-
cent Denocratic victories, that they begin
TO feel. the necessity OF commendine
themselves to the layor of the public.
Will thoughtful conservative citizens
check this wholesome change before they
have been confirmed in more vicious hab
its, by tempting them again with un-
checked power?
| believe the people Of America will
not make this fatal mistake, and there
eore ! am confident we ohall carry our
State and ouf Presidential ticket. a
I am, truly yours, ETC.,
(Signed) BoRATIo SEYMOUR.
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l y
Heathsn Chiaee, this is gotten up with
an intent to deceive. To all intenta and
purposes you find yourself looking on q
Chinese or Japanese exhibition. Hare
iacqucred goods, inlaid with pearl, fac
similes Of the tables and boxes you find
In the exhibits of China and Japan.
While to critical eye the goods may lacI
the exquisite finish that distinguishes the
goods Of the Orientals, still they are
well calculated to deceive. / expected
TO see over them such q name as Hang
Lee or Wong Kow, instead of Wander
l.nyt Hague, which find iGscribed
above tdeni. -
AS background to this admirable
exhibit is y screen Of rare loveliness and
exquisite design: which: may fairly Go
ranked among the fine arts. The enam-
eiier's art is combined with the painter's
skill. the united result heing a series cs
pictures, the beauty OF which it is diff
cnlt to find language to describe. The
scenes are divided between .hc works of
GermRny's greatest poets, Goethe and
Schiller. "De splended Knaap de Jen-
Ceiling aun de Beck" of Schiller, is a
lovely picture, the soft blending of the
colors give it that sweet, dream like char
aaeteF, which is the chief glory of some
Of the finest pictures of the modern Ger.
man school. There is also iine picture
from. Schiller's William Tell. Goethe's
Mater Doloroso is magnifcently repre-
sented, ani there nre two noble illustra-
tions of his Faust and Marguerite. In
them both the hideous character of
Nephistopheles is absent; you see moth
ing but the young love dream of two
happy souls; the dread catastrophe that
immolates youth and beauty and honor
and chastity, and lays them in hopeless
ruin, is still far off, and loves rosiest
hours of happiness, basking in summer
bowers, lit by the soft beams of the har-
vest moon, float on in rosy glory which
brings Heaven as near to earth as it 10
the lot of living mortals to know.
The Scottish clans have crossed the
border and for the present have posses
sion of the city. The McDonalds and
hfcGilvcries, the Stewards and McGregors
are shaking their bonnie pladies in the
face cf the Peace Commission. The
Caledonisn games have been one of the
chief attractions of the week, and a finer
looking or a jollier set than these same
Scots it would be very difficult to find.
They have won golden opinions from all
sorts of people, and ON their departure
to their homes carry with them our very
best wishes.
Notwithstanding local rain storms, the
weather has been exceedingly close, al
most reminding US OF the ter. ible heated
term. A few days now viii bring us
delegation of the most distinguished of
the English Liberal party, and they may
be sure of such welcome as will make
them desire to come to our next Centen-
nial. Hoping to meet them there if
nothing happens, subscribe myself,
Yours truly,
Rtt <1tJDROApBRLM.