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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16
M A Negro Burned at the Stake.

On Friday night about midnight a
posse of between sixty and seventy-fve
men quietly entered our town, went to
the blacksmith shop, broke it open, pro-
cured tools and proceeded to the jail and
broke open the door. They went to the
cell in which George Jackson, the negro
ravisher and murderer of the.little girl
Corinna Hayes, was confined, and, break
ing open the door of the cell, they took
George out and departed. Thew carried
him south of town about four miles, near
the Berlin road, where they chained him
to green sapling and there burned
him. The whole affair was conducted
SO quietly, except the noise made in
breaking open the shop, that very few
persons were aware of their presence
until they were leaving town. AS they
were going off they set up loud yelling,
which was done to prevent the voice Of
the negro from being heard. Some of
our citizens saw them riding through the
streets, and, learning they had the. negro,
followed them till they came to the place
Of execution. When they arrived there,
however, the negro was burned to death
and the men all gone. Hamburg (Ark.)
1fO1litQr
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16
FIGHTING for a $4,000 Trotter.

A nice question, involving the custody
Of Young Volunteer, a trotting horse,
that has suddenly increased in value
from 81, 200 to $4,000, will shortly en-
gage the attention Of the courts Of Orange
county, N. Y. In the early part of the
present season, Patrick Day, Of Newburg.
made a contract with J. O. Smith, BY
which the latter should take charge Of
the horsea he to have his winnings in
return for the handling and training.
He has won first money FIVE times III
nine races, second money three times,
and third money once. His driver
brought his record down to 2:26 sswith-
out straining him, " and was So convinced
that ne could easily do six seconds better
that he entered him for the SIS. 900 free
for-all race to come off at Fleetwood III
October. At Poughkeepsie the owner
and two men, who held mortgage on
the animal, lost considerable money be-
cause.-The did not win the first money. and
accusing Smith with having thrown the
race, went, upon his refusal to deliver
the horse up, to the stable where the
latter was kept, and took him away to
their own stable Smith is now about
bringing an action to recover the, horse,
which he had entered to trot in a number
of forthcoming races.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16
FIRE INSURANCE TROUBLES.
Companies Damaged and Retired During
the Past Six Months.

Companies Damaged and Retired During
the Past Six Months.
The Boston AdUertiser presents the
following compilation from oficia.
sources, showing the number and desig.
nation of damaged and retired fire i'll.
surance companies reported during the
first six months of 1877 !:
Metropolitan, New York, receiver.
Farmers Joint Stock, receiver.
Citizens, West Virginia, receiver.
Builders, West Virginia, receiver.
Sun Underwriters, North Carolina, receiver.
FARMLAND, Tennessee, receiver.
Commercial, Missouri, receiver.
Paterson, New Jersey, receiver.
Lumberman and Manufacturing, Missouri
receiver.
Builders, Massachusetts, receiver
Suffolk Mutual, Massachusetts, receiver.
Mutual Protection, Pennsylvania, receiver.
Farmers Mutual, Connecticut, receiver.
Oswego County Mutual, New York, receiver.
Columbia Mutual, New York, receiver.
Conway Mutual, Massachusetts, receiver.
Coos Mutual, New Hampshire, receiver.
Sunbury Mutual. Pennsylvania, receiver.
Lehigh Valley Mutual Pennsylvania, re-
ceiver.
Oswego and Onondaga, New York, reinsured.
Brewers, Wisconsin, reinsured.
Farmers, Merchants, and Manufacturers
Ohio, reinsured.
Albemarle, Virginia, reinsured.
Bangor Maine, reinsured.
Globe, Massachusetts,, reinsured.
Residence, Ohio, reinsured
United States, Missouri, reinsured,
Citizens, New Jersey, New York license re
oked.
Royal Canadian, Canada, New York, Mis-
souri,, and Kansas licenses revoked.
Defiance, Ohio, winds up.
Stadacona, Canada winds up.
Provincial, Canada, winds up.
Lycoming Mutual, Pennsylvania, assessment
u per cent.
Peoples Mutual Ohio, assessment per
cent.
Delaware Mutual, Ohio, assessment per
cent.
Forest City Mutual, Ohio, per cent.
Niagara Mutual, Canada, refused.
Brunswick, West Virginia, failed.
State Indiana, failed.
Capital City, Alabama, failed
Central City, Alabama, failed.
fernando, Tennessee, failed.
Hibernia, Louisiana, failed
Iron City, West Virginia, failed.
Peabody, West Virginia. failed.
Peoples, West Virginia, failed. ar5
Bluff City, Tennessee, failed.
Hope, Louisiana, failed.
Delaware State, Delaware, failed.
Federal, District Of Columbia, failed.
Tennessee Fire and Marine reinsured.
Paterson, New Jersey, reinsured.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16
A Heavy Weight.

When Senator David Davis was in
this county last week, he went out to
Mr.. Ziegler's farm in Texas township,
to see. how Jake was making it on his
4, 700 acres. The Senator owns the
farm. While there Jake induced the
Senator to take his stand on the farm
scales and be weighed. Jake set the
weights for $50 pounds, then 800, but
there was 10 yielding in the beam; the
Senator was none Of your feather
weights. Jake then kept moving the
weight till it touched 1921 pounds,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16

when up the beam tilted. The Senator
is rather sensitive about his Falstafian
proportions, and swore Jake to eternal
secrecy, but the story got out, and now
the Senator's constituents know his
exact weight. And, mind you, he was
dressed in thin summer clothes, so that
but very small proportion of that 1921
pounds can be charged up to clothing. -
Clinton (IlZ.) Public.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16
Cattle Strengthening.

An interesting experiment. was made
last week at horse-slaughtering estab-
ishment at Dudley, with view of test
ing a new system of Strengthening cattle
by means of dynamite, and thus putting
them out Of existence more speedily and
with less suffering than by the ordinary
pole-ax. Two large, powerful horses and
a donkey disabled for work. were ar
ranged in a line about half a yard apart,
under a shed, the donkey being placed
in the center. A small primer of dy-
Mantle, with an electric fuse attached,
was then placed on each Of their fore
heads and fastened in position by a piece
of string under the jaw. The wires
were then coupled up in circuit and at
tached to the electric machine, which
stood about five yards in front. The
handle of the machine being then turned
an electric current was discharged, which
exploded three charges simultaneously,
and the animals instantly fell dead with
out struggle. The whole affair was
over in ten minutes, and the experiment
appears to have been perfect success.
By this means, it is stated, even a hun
dred or more cattle may be instantly
killed by the same current Of electricity.
There cannot be a doubt that the pres
.ent system of slaughtering cattle is open
to the charge of being cruel and barbar-
GUS, and the slightest want of skill on
the part Of the slaughterer often sub
iects the unhappy beast to horrible tort
ure. Any attempt to extinguish Life
painlessly is step in the right direc-
ton, not only as regards cattle but also
as regards criminals sentenced to capital
punishment, whose case equally deserves
consideration. -PnI 1f1M Gnzette
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16

THIRTY years experience proves the
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills to be the mildest
and most effective medicine ever known for the
complete cure of headache, biliousness, liver
complaints, nervousness, fevers, and diseases
of digestion. Sold everywhere; price Is cents
per box. Send for almanacs. Graefenberg Co.,
New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16

to be great success, after about two
years of constant exhibition. No one
has yet been able to discover the mode
by which it is operated.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16
What is Dooley,s Yeast Powder

Do you ask, my friend? 1t is made from the
purest and strongest elements. Among them,
cream-tartar made from grape acid expressly
for these manufacturers The result is that
the biscuit, rolls, wafies, cake, bread and pastry
produced are beyond comparison.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16

positive remedy for all diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs; also, good IL.
Dropsical Complaints. 1t never produces xa6ks-
ness, is certain and speedy IN its action. 1t is sS
superseding all other remedies Sixty capsules csas @
six or eight days. No other medicine can do tfla
Beware of limitations, for, owing to its EsaaoA
Success many have been offered; some are most assr
gerous, causing piles. &C.
DUNDAs DICK & CO.'S Gsnuin. son Sszn
susss. containing OIL Of SaadahooOd, sold at all .g
stores. Ask for circular, or send for one 20 s. end 81
Wooster street. EesO Fork
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16
RIVERVIEW ACADEMY,
q PoUcHKEEPslE, N. r.,
OTIS BiSBEE, A. NJ, Principal and Proprietor,

Numbers its alumni by hundreds in all the honorable
walks of life. Pupils range from twelve twenty years
in age. Next session opens Sept 18th. Those wishing
ia on for shouid make an early aunIicafiou.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-08-16
STCIK HEADACHE /:

Price, $500. Sold by all Druggists. :
, 1877-07-07
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

CHICAGO, July 9. -Consclcncs asks: ''ShalI VI
Try 70 teach our sc1anAr' Yes, wo ought to n
10 do H. snd thea II tho trial prove unsuccessful,
VIC ought not to reproach ourselves for The es1ots
servant may make on account Of Ignorance,
Housekeeping combines nauny different ttadcs, ana
I little schooi-4each!n2 MAY be attempted byt
busy housskeepeE, but sho must not fscl yer.
badly Ii ptddy docs not turn out = l1no achovlat
Ii ID doing : great de4l " tho mistress can giW
i gil : tsRood start" In the way of learning t.
read and counting money: Ny slstcF uacs tauklI
: sWart url to read " xa.lne upnn h1ur ssefy s9n
day 10 hearuX tho lessons tho 2ist had learned dur
Ing the week. MAke ihs trial Ill w4o can. Their
must hU plaoElng to Ket tho tins, aud many obxtA
cles win appear. II Rtrl Is at sll ambitious and
destrous 10 loaru. sho " III get some good. and Jo4
will feel t2at you bare done your part toward hsE
So mako tbs effort II It iK NOT Too great ssrulis "
time and strength, for Of course there sre uaA}
cares which conle before aracatuE surruHt how y
read. think w all ought to fuel Responsible, !,
= tntaauec, for tbs WeIfAru Ut our scEfSnts, au1
any tiu,s,y hints concernlu. t,clt Wurk, nlAnacEN
and morals will, II gtyru with taci md knlncaA
" well received by must u theM.
A xirt who 10 liz Ing with us III tho capacity VI !
ser,lAt cannot IL tfealcd exactly ~ daughter u
the houss without beiux spoiled for arrtant.
Wuul1 not bu Mlsc u AicMpt 10 te1ca :!
servant branch Ut lcatl.lnx which ~oGl'
uunt her for hvr work. and whic.
would ~ hst with ds4Ses which <aui
, 1877-07-07


CuicApo. July o.-1 have been constant rcsder
Of Tho Home for lopR time, and havo boep keep
Inc =. oul.t ma a meusn. hecsusa .eyeral Of the
~ :. 49, w. l.."sL ~ ..s,,a L., ..ss.T
would like 10 say, only In An inan'lslJ bettor wsy
Uut after reading SATURDAYS TnthuNK, wish to
writ. a fnw vorda concsrnine thu nyidcntly In.
"..ss Is., =, ~. 80. m.r.ha,.% e. Tho Homs
for general mccung,-s sort OF peFsousl Gu.
caunter after tho br!ght.skItmlshcs Of the paAt
~.nr
' ,,n x.s,. .,n. =, .k. t,,,. ,.,.h
tso offer OF hos rooms. could II not b as.
Fvnos,tscn. In 6antan,ber or October. tho saId
men,Ir. .hnnia ~ hntdi nnrnw fhn ETnnsitfun
m inwns Viii Chicago than In any other monlh OF
fhs :. r..r Whst ths ehsrseter II III. entsrtaIn.
Men} sh.it he. liz u.,In, n,ntn6ars of The Home
MA sn~,,css t NJ, ~ womiG iii lilo In benF Hrs
iiaio tslEs snd aiya = warm greolinR 10 dear Mrs.,
and, h.;ne me 0ng osa. ss1 hns ~e
Wv" W nrn.",ss ~. III thsr ,nrh nnn ~snr q hsIge mnrked
viii theiT ailas' ~ lhs real names Wonll be ali
new. new aud .NTs. Laufa Earle. Chat, Naada L,es,
.,"t III m n such h"nsjrss fusion that laey
SvniH ~, = mi thcmsn ntrns al iii '
ISsvn nn,lcsd ihn fnrrcnsin9 fntercst lakon
i1itutots ot|G hsys bssn feTcIby p1esssd Gy tie
frsirs Ia informstion ahown by 20 tnauy. ana lNq
,n ~ oii. ~ t.ts,iw s,mnsthy wnici ms ssnt
"t ss.st onn .nsx.r sna somntimsa half Goxen.
10 10 sset5 s epPsa, ~ ~ ptest,s1 ts.re,aIi1
H. In ~ roc nsture Of ths sistcra who Offered 10
sIt patterns Seea H. nas nn AK nj an3 w
sha' sh @ H. "outu ~" =. 81, ~. ,ssn NeS4 WV "
'as ~ ",sv ~ Si,stS~ n,ovno +bo+ th.rc nra
, ,nx }Hotiss ,shn u.nt r,Tic, infsTnstIu nr
sntsrns which sue othsrs sro re stiy 10 furnish "
, 1877-07-07
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL.
To fh4 EAtlor o. Thx Tribune,

CuleAoo. July Fern. Lssi asks that not only
'tlloao membefs but every one Interested In
,ths uoba work Of helping Gods poor. sfck. saf-
loing ones" will como forward With ideas and Of.
Sers Of assistance. Tb!s call Ia not TO bs resisted
Though caunot consider myself "tlome mem
ber," nsycr having contributed 70 The "feast Of
reason aud aos Of soul" In ~ columns, ! haze
been constant and Interested seader, and teai >
sincere deslse 10 Msst Of tho charming maua.
bars Of our IIuns circle. ASIDE from this. now.
syef, l. The aasncs.lsh 70 Do soaethlng In ald Of
that noble ShasttI-st. Lakes Hospital ~, r..
whnt il Wuulu bo to soothe tho euuch Of pain for
even ono 2uor, sudcriuz fellow w-nortatf Think VI
nrlnyin: ihc lt9ht VI happinr&a and hcalth y tho
eys4 uf oycli auv l4,or, uu,aeflxs4 calldt Much
might be ws.,sen But lit. ts not siule ~ wsec,
We uust act. Fetn.l.eaf n4ks for su49csilos!a.
NotaIu: eau bu dont until VIC have nlcetlng. We
hsyu had one 0Aet, Mrs. ur. Halo b1s kindly
olered her toosa4. Lit mo suagast that Mrs.;
Msis, u tas colnnln4 VI Tia Hoaiss eAl
, 1877-07-07

, anAsp RAr.ns, Mich, July a.-probao1y very
few Of You rcmomber a, O., who entered Tho
curiously enough. now shat have found opporta-
nmc.t for a hIenchinr nroce,s. Co.ea. sec. can.
nnt srivo IN. rconi,ca inrorn,atlon to ',11n ood
Down." and thinks nkcly fho Professor can inEninh
,os many .rcc,ient rccInes: hut I know
mlne - GOOD fof ! n1s heso s."',,,'.,.s m,uu ~ 20
many seasons IL aa!ek'J aeeosop'saea'
eame % tassep .om. t1,
"nan hn 1romo sgnsu' iwIiI send II to up at
uoos .leo ss sals 20 io ,s your ar:, O'"s''
iinw delieh.fai our iionas ia. Very few OF n.
sss Nh W hns IN 81
md irstsactiye. not can va realize il unless wo
should t 10 deprived Of thst weekly Viii.
OF rnticring in Chicago, md prclict no
end Of jolI.ly and warm ffnl.l,ips a. tho
mnsnncra.c man. Il nronosel nmone other things
and , pcsiaps would ho enjoyable bnt II eecms 10
{. Ts,s. 1oS IND else
nsr q Ha, Ials Hor Iesr ato ali 20 e.
ecilenl. bnt that mo a. ilonsehoia Adotnment va
7, 20 tno axo
:sses, ns f., ad s sss9,ss n
nrsct|rs, @ n.r ,a%r mn ",tc1a On ln,antrI. 'A
fEorrTasf I hi, a. - IL tnTr van fnr fnrns hnvn
.,.sey. tssn nv ~ asnccfai nsts .xish van ennld
asn 4Lo n'aai&cc,it hrskcs whtrh rrow in these
Mirf,tven wii9Is Al rsntY-muny of them tiruc
sn1 fnr fcrt ht,,h Thcv ara eonrnG Gnt thew ioot
f.nnicsI Md hnnn.orne .rlmrs and snn,n of
as x n n fana hyS nrcs. Far ccnrat.
snIr ~ nsta W. ~ IL rnons n nm c.t tha ssna fot
ie.nnrc Tia ferns mroncF nrs rot Of snch dali.
catc xasiofEcs fcrn M nsc to gather in illinois
n"Is. v a,y ~ vom invc wtiS owc RI narttcnlar,y
NJ la. thnnrh ~ canrso ain ,,ono tbc icss ioy9l
| ~ :" 1bnn rn.n rm.nn Ill, S,riinv iittIr nonsy.
s"' ard ~ X. n,cr. t1ra.n1ns ~ IL
rardsn ond CONSERVATORY, lii Wild Eowcrs sccm
70 @ ny '.sn 9n1c ~ nInch th.m Vii van.
Ms~ds fnif .nd rro,rn xnu, hnt with them for mn
, 1877-07-07

hardly complete without bow and ar1ov. amt forth
with supplied the nceded article from the remain
der Of tne rflrcr sheet and then TO show 1t on to
better advantage In The fast gathering twilight.
suspended Il ~ elastic cord, which h!s delighted
cornpanIon drew from the depths Of her work
etand. and with a pin attached !. to the window.
gentle breeze wafred i to and ffo. and together
they stepped back to watch the tiny fellow. 'iiow
gently II floats 10 the breeze, the Indy cries:
and the. gentleman. retponda, ''fes, what
pretty noatcr y; md evet tinco they hAye ehria.
tened him. their taatcr. They MAY be made Of
fall, csta. dogs etc. Now. y tais Is your tdca
OF Aoater, let us know bus If not plcaft prcscryo
yonr nnwontrd silence, far whore "iGnnEAnce ta
bliss" pleafc let be happy In the thought that at
lnst VIC know what A tontcr r..
In last weeks paper notice many mistakes in
nY letter 10 Tho Home. ns I hare several timGa
before; INT a. mistakes will occur to cach snt all.
p}catc" "paks its imperfcctions by, and rcmclnber
ihnt tyne,sctters, like ala the tsat t. o. a;T aso
t,rcy. and thu Idea conveyed 40 different from
what Te intended that 4 T. d'nSnlt to say; wsli: =
meant. Hero IL tn,c also for III 70 exercise our
charity 10 others. FEHs.LKAr.
, 1877-07-07
OIL-HTOvES, ETC.
IN fhe Edtfnr ~. ThA TYik.ttts.


PnnApELrMtA, Jn1y Al have bean very Mnch
!ntasested In The Home department Of TnA TTtn.
uNE, NJ the subjects discussed init belong pecul.
ias,y 10 .swomnn'a Nngdou,." notice number
Of yosr correspondents havo inquired about oil.
Stoves whether they wilt cook aud iron well.
have investigated ibis snblcct practically. tho
warm summer hore making 1t worry desirable to
in rnsispa. ss;tip u's :o,s Es' 9ss hass
r. f,se. Pens :nsna Of. 81 Il n !. hv Ss e.. ees ess
eH"; escs :f"ax, sssas hess i ss.Iy rsRalstsd;
ss pean sn ca" S's b. is1 . 5os% ss'.a.ae ~ ss
top, whie, utllIzas tho aurp@as heat and mnkes i
practically double ttoye; an oven: btolisr, and
wotkina e:pacity. ssa IN; bto!l, bsks, roa.t:
r. so n'a :. os as' n, s s
tooa. .texs4 sabbaua and ,,,, oalons or 10 10
coffee on Top, At tho samo simc. By u.,ne tin
sancs pans with closely hitting corers. md bat
s e e'a re sbsf ssi
stoyo arc, that tro can 10 kfnded and o. lryuish
Cd n.a"tly au 1t It &c. &c nSs sesa ;a
hard ceal Gro can be lighted and got ready for
:y ,s :, Grand sBas; sBBs, s .sa s..ss1 s
oa.," The Nnd 6iyo h.a botn. pns 10 The g.
1efest tests and proved u be perfectly safe. It
makes no dirt. u odorloss and gives no layor Of
oil TO tho food. l regard II q great blessing to
thoss who cook Ia hot weather.
better than any other ever tried. tts extensive.
~ 2ssd tu Ocrlnary and i.c'gtum and hardly wears
th* *clulhes at ALL AZ little rubbing IL necessary,
II saycs time, labor. and fuel:
Dissolve two pounds 0f soap In about three gal
ions nT water ~ hot tho hand eau bear, and add
TO tas one table'p. onfal Of tutpsntine, and three
Of liquid ammonia. Tho mixture must then be
we'll ptrrcd, and tho linen steobed IN Il two or
thrco hours, taking care 10 s0rer lightly so no
and rinse T. ths ussal way The aoeH and ~ wssss
tablespoonful Of amuan!a are TO 10 added.
l usually put my clothes to soak ~ copper
boiler IN tho evening. cover t!:htl1, and tho next
nu1ninz wrln: mt, rub through tho machine, and
then cn tho BOARD by. hand. and rinse, olne, and
soa needed for rubbing, as lho soap already In tho
clothes will make stroug s4ds. It IL equatly good
for ealIcoes. ami doss not fsae them when put to
soak In cool sulh.
using taspcntna IN washing would Aud thetF Joints
wesKrntng. have used ills rrCpo year With no
iii effects. II nsy be owing 10 the tact that wash
the clothes through machine the dEse tune.
Aas. A. A. UooTM.
, 1877-07-07
HOT WEATHER HYGIENE.
Ia fhs Editor 9l IAf Tribune,


CHICAGO, July 8.-Eow that the tervid heats Of
July are upon u, xsrerul millions of peop,u arc
occupied With the question, "Aow 10 keep coolf'
or. II sbauluts eoolnrxs 10 impossible, how 10 ~
manage u " sn6rt tho tnluinluua Of discomfort
from tho heat. Thousands will dec frem
the city u the aelshere, 70 Ito mountains.
u Lbs farm. hDuxss among tho Allls. "
, 1877-07-07

TIE BATTLE OF "TT1E HOME"
Now let me resd The busy page once moro,
Wovc by Tho tender phantasy Of youth
Seeking new w,tdom.-as IN days Of yore,
Ere roddcn tratlc broke tho heart Of Truth,
Fall.crcstcd knights rodo through the realms Of
Eong,
To tuccor humnn fraltty and wrong.
so. each fair warrior In this kntEhtly he!d. -,
TFnth Is the gucsdnr Of her fertile htaln;
liz. wcnpon, Argument; and Faith. her shield;
And Error. tho dragon ever IN be slaEn
Nh, often vlctori Here. he vainly strives
with tho fierce onset Of these maids and w!veAi
GLnNcoe, ILL., GEO. +. WATTS.
, 1877-07-07

flannel. anil keep ont Of ,trhurhtt when the prr.
tpirHtIon ta,Is Ike raln, anh vhcn lha mercury In
mtnntes Az u did To-day: wa can rnt on additional
ciethinE bc}hre the chill H. felt; no cnn avoid
hurry and frct nnd eAt our iee-crrAm anil drink
lemonade, and milk. and ret1ztr. Atcr. md read
our Tn1suHx with compoanrc, AHIE II. HALE.
, 1877-07-07

meeting of Ia members, and All thoaa who
will lend their assttanrc 10 orr project. she naming
the day Aud hour .of pnc!i meeting 10 hn held VI
her roon., Then let nc brG that nj the nlc.Hltt+
bath great and smntt, make n mighty cfsurt tn br
present. Frsn.Lraf aud Chat, We mutt count uron
Jou; yon clnnot poet 10 rrmafn nt tlb,na calp7
the bread Of ldlrncta until efrr we arc organized
for 1on arc ton Important 10 ~. and II thin IA Ia
epeAk very much a. though belonged wfthlr The
charmed circle. Well, I do feel that hnvo hccn4
'Asient partner" In Tho Homo for some tlmr. and
now would like 10 give sub. tantih evienc Of ny
IT. dear st. 1.nkc's.
Fasioua programmes have been suggested, lee
lures, thrast9cAle. mnsqHerndea, ETC., etc. Nos,
Of course. onf object ls 10 renli,c a. mnch A. pnt
Ter 10 the pnblc taste. Personally should enjoy
lecture Immensely, bnt. cand!diy, I think thrni.
rtcas, rccltAtans. ETC., would be more profitable,
Tho goncta, pnbtc II fon,3cr of bcln1 nmnsed thar
. axaricd programme TINT would sut ~ iastr..-
.eao.", A}tor getting !. little order out :!
Engagements. ont good ftiend, tho editor, would,
! am aurt, adrGrtlsn us handsomely, and know
we would hare no difficulty In having presented 10
nF hall or theatre for an afternoon entertain.
Lei me. tell you what We did oneo. .,,ye aave !.
theatrical performance for the benefit Of an Old
Ladte. Homo " 'eAs nat n this c'ty,, and wa tra
lied 81 COO, Does not thai fro ynue heArtA with
one:helf y /; into happy 81 Iako's: Wiii Ga:
! havc had little c1periencc IN thts direction
and, for what is worth, offer II gladly and err
urgo Mrs. Hale 10 call meeting a. csrty az POSI-.
preaonca Of GtADrs.