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Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
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shin hair thiokened, and badness oiNh
.nough net Always cufe~
Is checks falling OF the hair, and sti'nu
,,,.. . ,r.a. and s,ok,x growth TO viCor. II
- a. a.narr,, and
prevents ana eures sc"ri @nu u".'''
heals nearly every disease peculiar 70 Inc
,,a,, a,a I>Iliea' Hair Dressing, the
.,,.s, q, ,.,,.,n. ,.i,h.r nj,
'iaoR !" onoquA'ou " ''ns.."' ~,
nor dye, renders the hair SOFT, glossy, ahu
,,ksn in appearance. and irnparts delicate.
agreeable, and lasting perfume.
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MR.. r. bhchhn W'h ~. '','',,I,. W;
my ., WY h]st ta'i ny " ,t,,e i.,ns,o.
talnng out, ana IN 2 sno.' sne ,o,.In u,
nearly 1aid. ueu ~ . ~ ~ % N.
alhh HAIR 'n, rn,p nrnrrth i
ing OF the mar anu o ~ ,ros,;,s v;cor.
nave now !uii neAu oi ~. ,h.s hnt for tbe
Dusty, anu an con.nI s . havs bsan
ase Of your P.ep~fAso" ''''1'1 "'' e
'h'ire'J o"'u-
J. ". BOWEN. proprietor OF she 1eX x,nns
os'1 ,,n.t Is,celisns ny,nsration Tor the hair
| [ spsak Of il from my own experience III
$50 promotes the grown OF NV nal ~. ~
b, auro eure for dandruff. Not within my
s % give entire "a :.: s.f Sn
Mn. ANGUS FAIRBAIRS, leader OF the
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

are safe in saying. will not bo under
taken without mature deliberation.
While the company will be granted
certain privileges II their system Is 40
cepted, the citizens have rights that
must not BE- restricted. Then tho dan
ger Of fastening monopoly upon. thu
city that cannot be shaken of at will
will have to be carefully guardef
against. Time win be required, and Il
is well that time should be taken to b
sure that everything is right and then g
ahead, either to adopt the West system
or some better system, II the latter car
be found.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
Dr.j. Aver & Co. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
DUBLIO SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
will offer at public sale, 70 the highest
and best bidder, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1884

a.TuKnAy rrBRuARY ID. 1884
.,.,o.. =,
Nt"o ociock, " H.,
on the premises, in OhristiAna Hundred, his
farm containing 10 acres, more or loss, stu
ated on the road leading from tho toll.gate
on the Kennett turnpike TO Chadds Ford,
about one mile from the former and six from
the latter place, bour ded by lands Of Henry
DUPONT, the heirs of Bauduy Simmons,
Charles Green, the Buck road and tho Cen.
tire road. Tho bull ings consist Of Q substan-
tial ah.story stone house. containing IL
rooms, with ceiled tic, with cellars under.
peatb. front and side porches, q never. failing
we'll Of cold, pure water under cover at tho
Kite hen door, large yard and garden with
fne shade and fruit tress, surroundingihous
| ,,,no horn vitb warm sta blinu for I horaaS
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
Tho TrSbune Almanac

The Tribune almanac, from ito CON-
pleteness of detail of the business and
political statistics of the country, has
really become one Of the fixed institu-
tons of the United states 1t was e.
tablished in the palmy days Of Mr..
Greeley's rule Of the Tribune, and every
succeeding year thereafter it has appear
ed with greater interest. Now, ~ then,
it appears without successful rival in
the almanac line, and under tho direc.
ton of the Hon. Edward MCPHERSON,
late clerk Of the House Of Representa-
tives, 1t holds its reputation for accu'
racy Of detail, and freshness Of informa'
ton. The number for the present veal
gives the election returns for 1883 and
the important political contests for thu
last three or four years, the fig
ures being official and impartial. Thi!
| is the standard feature Of the Tribune
almanac. This years issue seems to bt
specially tariff number, and con
tains Just such information on the sub
| iect of protection az will be PARTICULAR!
sought after during the approaching
Presidential campaign.
About twenty pages are devoted to
clear, exhaustive, condensed tabula
statement Of the present duties compares
with the old, and giving also the import
and duties collected on them. Thi
feature makes the almanac doubly sel
viceable during this year OF tariff d.
flates. As a whole it seems to have bee
Iinpartially prepared, and the entire feel
of current political action is covered b
the facts, and he who studies it canne
lfail to be abreast Of the political activ
ties Of the period. This Astronomical
: business, political handbook Of informs
ton can be got for only 80 cents by q
dressing the " Tribune, New York
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

The benevolent citizens Of Whining
ton would be doing real charitable act
for deserved cause by favoring with
their presence the Madame Fry concert
to he given at the Opera House to-mor
row night, for the benefit Of Smyth
Post, Grand Army Of the Republic. The
troupe 10 composed Of three gentlemen
and four ladies'. Five Of them are mem.
bers Of the Fry family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fry and Lulu, Alta and Eugene, the
daughters. j. A.Sterling Ia cornetist
and business manager, and Carl Joost,
of Leipsic, Germany, is the pianist.
They are bulletined az being one OF the
best singing troupes travelling in ths
United States, and a rare and pleasant
musical treat may be expected by those
who attend.
Smyth Post Is composed Of veterans
of the late war, many Of them manned
in defending the old flag. Some Of then
through sickness and misfortune, hav
been reduced to want, and the Post
having expended their available funds
in supplying needed necessities, TAX
this plan Of appealing to the publi
with the expectation that their appea
will be generously met. A ticket pur
. chased to attend this concert will con
tribute to noble charity.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
POT AS n.

Iodide Of Potassium 10 one Of the strongest
OF the minerals used In medicine, and b 81
produced much suffering in the world.
Taken for long time md In largo doses, II
dries up the gastric jucies, impairs diges.
ton, the stomach refuses food, and the pa
tient declines In health and weight. Persons
with Blood or Skin Diseases should DO very
careful how they take these mineral pois0ns.
as in most instances the effect ofthsm 10 IA
almost permanently impair The constitution
To take tho place Of these poisops We OfisI
you safe, sure, prompt and permassnt 70
lief from your troubles. Sw1ft's Specific II
entirely . vegetable preparation, and 1t II
easy TO convince you 81 It's meriA
have cured permanently Blood faint ir
the tAird generation by the use Of swift
Specific, after had most signalIy failed
with Marouy and Potash.
F.A. TooNER, M. D., Perry, fa.
A young man requests mo 10 thank YOU
for his cure Of Bleed Poison by the use o.
you Specific after all Other treatment had
failed,
JOS JACOBS, Druggist, Athens, Ga.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer q. Atlasts Ga.
New York once, l69 West I'd Street.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

QUITE A NUMBER Of persons left Oh
the assessment availed themselves OF
the opportunity offered yesterday OF
having their names placed upon the
lists. There was no trouble whatever
in getting their names placed upon the
duplicates. All the assessors seemed
to take pleasure in making themselves
agreeable and obliging. There YET
remain three days in which to gel
assessed before the assessors. Let every
person who has any idea his name hal
been omitted, call upon the assessor
at the City Hall and have the omission
rectified. Full duplicate copies of tn
assessment Of each ward can be founC
at the Young Mems Republican Clul
room, which can be searched at nigh
without loss of time, but to get assesses
it is req uisite to appear in person befor
the assessor, between the hours of9 a
m, and u M, and between 2 and b r
IN. Let this matter be attended to Il
time.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

1t was rumored in Trenton last nigh
that at Republican caucus Of The
New Jersey House, held in the after
noon, it was determined to secure 6peah
er stoney's expulsion on impeachment
The RePrb licars, 1t was said. could
count on the support Of about six Demo
cratic nembess.
The Legislature Of Rhode Island me-
yesterday, and Governor Bourn's mes
sage was read. He reports the amour,
of the State debt, less sinking fund, al
81, 1888. He says the public schools
are prosperous, but the Compulsory
Education law has not been long enough
in force to produce any marked effect.
Tho majority of the committee on
Street Railroads, Of the Massachusetts
Legislature, will report . bill for an
elevated railroad to run from Boston to
Cambridge.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

OUR morning contemporary, so anx'
ious in the late campaign to over
throw Malone and the Readjustel
party of Virginia, now turns it's gum
upon the enemy it helped into power
We thought it would end in this. Oul
neighbor says
" Mahone's influence at Washington
was bad enough but surely no ONT
wishes to see him supplanted by thu
Bourbons Of Virginia, or Of Delaware
or of Ohio, or of New York"
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

Unfortunately this is just whit the
Morning Newsdid work fol, and though
we are glad to zee its penitence in the
matter, 1t is to be regretted that it COM
miNed the sin Of supporting the Bour-
bons. 1t will do no harm, however, for
our neighbor to shed few more tears
over this mistake Of its life.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

IT MUST not be forgotten that in the
introduction of the West Sewer system
that in the building Of new houses, the
cost of introducing pipes at dollar a
foot will be fully offset by the saving Of
the expense Of sinking, walling and
cementing cesspool wells according to
the new law regulating the sinking OF
wells.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

ENOR SALE OR EXUHANGE-A FARM
E Of 70 acres In Christiana Hundred.
about miles from city limits.
The land is highly improved, has good
buildings, excellent orchard, s1A will BE- sold
low for cash or exchanged fSr desirable city
property. Apply to THOMAS 7, LALLY,
jR6AwN 0e2H MArketstrset
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
DnIyAADA4YAlA,w II.MINor.
ALTI0ORE KAIi,Rev.
JAuUAny 1rK, ia

Trans leave WilninKton n Mn.
For Phtladelphia and ip,Arms~.
tom. ~, 10. M0A n IA, ~
Philsdslphis ,szprs., 4 ,.A,.,
., an, 81, io.oi, Ms :. m. M
Glo, s.11, ~ p. \.
Nov Yosk, Lon, llk,o.N,GU,np,
n. a11es, LA, ~, Ill. e.S, IVr,
YOf Wet Chester, viA IantLh
SIS .. y, aSo sAd <so ,. m.
BAlumoFs end intermediate -
nL1 .. n. !; 900 p. N.
baltimore and bay Linz, I.upl
Baltimore And washington. LII n
lo.oe q N. ; LOO, Sill, S.oa, I'D N
Haitimofe only, Los 8. m, Il N ~
Trains nor DelAwars division nv
New Castle, s.se, zoe T. N. "
and o. p. n.
Harrington, Islnsr. and Wy \
.. m, and Lib p. m.
Wyoming and way stations, a.
Express Tor Harrington, ~ D. 4
SUNDAY TRAIN
PhilAdslphia and intarms>lAs
alo .. n; n0o n, $50, Ia, GWRi
Philadelphia and New Yoyk, q
n. ali, e.S7, 0.tS p. IN.
For Wsst Chester, via I.Anokia
and $50 p. m.
Baltimore and washington, lSu
l5.0e .. N. ; lLoo D. N. HalunM
~. 49, W. A. - = a..
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
--AT--
John Wanamaker's S,
~
WEDNESDAY :

The last days Of the great
reduction sale are upon u.s.
We have upturned almost
every department and pick,
ed out large quantities Of
goods, submitting them at
Special Sale Prices much
under regular rates. The
greatest diligence has been
exercised in making new Of
ferings daily to supply the
place OF the lots sold
out. Even up to the Last
day of the sale our customers
shall find desirable bargains
JOHN wANAMAKER
| Linen Department.-lhe
enormous sales OF these ex'
|traordinary reductions have
depleted the stock, SO that
some lots, though on the
shelves this morning may be
Igone before night
Our goods are pure linen
guaranteed in every thread
1.-THE same as when getting
market value for them.
| A lot Of heavy German
IDamask Table Linen, nc
dressing, S5c. to Csc
| $40 Table Cloths 44xoO
from CSC. to SIC.
Fine double Damask a
Iabout one hall.
! 81 Cloths, ? yards by
yards.
| $40 Cloths yards b,
a yards
lo-l2 Cloths, Il yards b.
3 yards.
! lo-14 Cloths, a yards b.
l33 yards.
! 1916 Cloths, Al yards b.
IA yards.
!, 1913 Cloths, Il yards b
Al yards
] 1920 Cloths, Il yards b
is yards
The 2 yards wide cannc
be made to sell at less tina
l$2.5o per yard. We hav
put these at the rate
1850 yer yard
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

TOR SHERIFF, OF NEW CASTLE
Il county, IN 1884. FRANK G. STTDHAM.
Of Wilmington Hundred. Subject to the de-
clsion Of the Rs1A ollcsn perry Pledging
myself to support the successful nominee
jle.H
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

TrHE SHEkIfFALTY.-TH UNDER.
i signed offers himself 40 candidate for
the nomination Of Sheriff of New Castle
County, subject to the decision of tie Re.
publican party. JACOB HERMANN.
jee-d&w-tn New Castle. Del,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
DHN WANANAKER.

Misses Coats.-We offer a
spe cial lot OF MISSES
PLUSH AND CLOTH
COATS.
2 Years Plush, $l2.5o;
reduced to $40.
2 Years Plush, $l4; re-
duced to ST..
3 Years Plush, $1+75; re-
duced to $II.5o.
4 Years Plush, 14.5o re-
duced to $1I.5o.
4 Years Plush, $3.50 ;
reduced to $12.
S Years Plush, Sr6.25; re-
duced to $I2.5o.
S Years Plush, $Io.25;
reduced to $I3.
6 years Plush, $1,000; re-
duced to $3.50.
| 6 years Plush, 81; re-
duced to $14
| 8 Years Seal Cloth, $38
reduced to $28.
! ~ Years Seal Cloth, $44;
reduced to $50.
| I6 Years Seal Cloth, $50
reduced to $40.
JOHN wANAGAKER.
| China.-Placed on oul
China Tables to-day Coo
Glass Tea Sets, consisting o.
Sugar, Cream, Spoon Hold.
Ter and Butter. Reduced
from IS to IS cents per set
| 100 China Tea Sets A
|pieces, Rosebud decoration
.|$o. Large reduction.
100 dozen c. c. English
Dinner Plates at Sc. each.
| A very choice lot Of Vases
will be the focal point Of the
China Department on the
lower floor to-day. These
are Of the popular "Optic'
ware.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

Janxey, 3O1 and S03 King street, head.
quarters for butter; low for cash.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
DIR. SIMN
Vegetable Pills, p,,I
The PecfeetiOs o. rn
MAnk1nd's raw

The most famous liver melic1
No gripping, sickness or xsa asa \
operation. They do not lease =
tive. They tone and strens.as..
and act on the kidneys, stens
curing liver complaint, tics y,
ralgta biliousness, pain 10 w
pain In the bowels, kidneysm,,
Very valuable In dyspepsia, ~
dumb ague, chilis and ieve H.,
ness, loss Of appetite. etc. . Isa
for weakly females Is an aSl W
system healthy. They gre en- n,
commended nv Thousands ~ t NJ
gasfve and splendid liver peI s'
iy sugar coated, u ccnh = ".
8 In one 81. Sent BY mall. ~
dealers in medicines. MAia
and King streets, Wilming"A
Arch street, philadelphia
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

WAsHISaroN, March l2.-In regard
to Presidential candidates II is stated
that Jones, Of Nevada, favors Arthur.
Fair wants neyard. Miller is thought
TO incline 10 Blaine. Farley wants the
old ticket. % does Cassidy, Of Nevada,
and 20 dos al tho members Of the Cali.
fornia delegation IN tho House. Glass-
cock says Y Tilden won't run his second
choice g Thurman.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
Elrss Trip u East Malls.

WAsn1N0ToN, March l2.--In the
6saats Jackson submitted joint resolu.
sio. providing for tho submission to tho
SsAtss eonstitutloual ansndment max.
ing ~ rrenl nl4snt!el tesm slx yssr4 and
making Ne President Ineligible % n.
sleoelon, which wae referred 10 The Com.
mittse On Judiciary.
natlAsstisa sf the Msxica. Treaty
WAsunsoxox, March l2.-Aftsr -four
hour9 eonukderation In secret session TN
Seease ntl6ed the Mexican Treaty. The
deeeee which preceded the vote Il de-.
e1ibsd - devoid Of incident. Senator
0l6eon made the iirat and Iongssl speech
and NJ, ~ ooutse. aeHinsS tko tlssxv.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
Dr. Joseph Kurts

No sss MAin street. opposite Baker Block
evxys and ear diseases treated with the caro- Of
8 specialist Apff
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
FULTON WELLS

wh.rs shsv have ro.sssls. "a DAN Van. sfsaAa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

FREsxo. March l2.--The southeast
part Of town 4 again under water.
Fresno River Canal CompAny's dam,
which cost ~, 900. has been washed out.
The railroad bridge Is damaged and con-
gidered unsafe. Passengers are trans
ferred.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13

pussns, iIEzok la.--.RIsmsycl IN !.
sullsind - eIesvrs 64lssk 4 Is
eoet. ~ pensd ~ departure fFpm pfio1.
flokSkld The loeh6F lnsldent ooal1y
exoleed knm1ee4, evsz4 ire4h - q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
Good Business Chance.

Nse>ssn fpsniukpA roou.s viahla thsss nlRetss
vilI - y ~ pll1y p1ll nn,g ~ barHnl1 etft
:" -s''>' fE|ss sIasrv ! mo-.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
Nrs Alice Hieeins, NJ. D.

Pr YsICIAN AND SURGEON
ono M nss,dsnes--No u Fors strsst 10
AnrsIse, Oh o11os hours, 10 y ID 4. n, 70
Z 4, I v b ~ svsaiae. - I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
,. Harmon. N. D..
County. Physician.

NAscAREL BUILDING. upssais Residence
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
OfAos hours nom 10 10 IL A. u; from 70 Ss. \
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
Dr r. G GALE
Dr ! Griffin.

OFFICE At RESIDENCE. ls4 MAIN STREET.
onlcs Hours--o to II A. NJ. to and to 8
EM.
Rosidsnce-EAst side Of Main street, bsiow
FirN. m16-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
is BEING OFFERED FOR SALE.

- BEING OrFENsO TVN OFA63s
interest about Siooo0 ut can BE-
possibly inferior the world
beautiful
Owing the round This
With
eaaed yend retnrr good nssresf
FULTON WELLS,
where they have ro.seas. .ad DAN Man ,sa4a
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-22
II. NJ. Af,.H.
.SIe Vcnsyil!c, Va.

AN EXCURsloN TRAIN WHEcK-
ED.-Thc cutirq train Of iiyc cars
continuing the Walhalla contin-
gent Of the grand summer cxvur-
sion from Charleston to the noun
tains, whichsleft Bnlton anew min
utes after 8 O'Clock Friday evening,
was thrown from the track at a
,pOint about four miles above Bel
ton by the giving away Of a pair
'of trucks undergone Of ! the cars.
'Thcre were between two and thrcc
hundred cxcursionists on the train.
not one OF whom was injured, al
though all the cars wore more or
less damaged and the track torn
up for some distance. The engine
attached to the train was immeli-
ately dispatched 10 Anderson
where four box cars were obtained
with which the passengers were
transferred to their; destination.
The construction train stationed at
Bolton was ordered to the scene of
the accident, the damage to the
track repaired and the obstructing
COACHES removed so as to allow the
down train on the Blue Ridge to
reach Belton in time for the UP
train on the main line yesterday
afternoon, although the morning
|passengcr from this, point was OBJ
liged to run up to the break in or
der to receive the passengers from
the Walhalla train. The accident
could hardly have occurred at a
more inopportune time, nor could
lit have occurred at the, time it did
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-22

with the inf1iction of less damage
than has been reported 50 far.
The remaining dctachments Of the
excursion reached their respective
destinations in safety, the excur-
sionists reporting pleasant trips.
The experience Of the Walhalla'
party must have been different
however, as they did not reach
their destination until early yes
terday morning, after making the
trip of 20 or 80 miles in box cars
minus SPRINGS "# #"'>
The regular up passenger on the
{. Il G. road was delayed an hour
and a half yesterday evening by
some accident occurring to the en-
CINE which necessiated repairing
Daily News. 17th. aa
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-22
fSr s"nh the V T10rHi"E 'na"fy' class; IS;

GOLD s"na f%r 'n' TSo'b'"F " ta"f. on;s: is;
postagc.and we will mail you ftec u
royal, valuable box Of sample goods that
will putyou in the way Of making more
moncy'in a few days than you evc,.
thought possible at any business. Capi-,
tai .notrcquired We will start youiYo,
can work all the time Or in spare time
only. The work is universally adapted
to both sexes, young and old. You can
easily earn from 80 cents to &5 every
evening That all who want work may
test The business, we make this unpay-
allclcd offer; to all who. are not well
satisfied we will send 81 to pay for he
trouble Of writing ,,s. Full particulars,
directions, etc. sent free Fortunes will
be made by those who give their whole
time to the work. Great success abso
lutcly sure. Don't delay. Start now
Address STINsON e. co.. Portland
Maine. NAV % "
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-22

a Vile SToHY.-On the Sth inst.
The Sentinel, Of indianapolis, Ind,
contained a editorial charging that
Blaine had betrayed his present
wife in Kentucky aud then fled to
Maine; that the young lady and
her father followed him ana that
be married her at the muzzie Of "a
shot gun. This having reached
Blaine, he sent She following de-
spatch to Col. Halloway: 49,.
BAR IIAHBon, Me-, Aug H.
Col. w. II. Ualloway.--i have
this moment received the atrOcious
libel Of the Indianapolis Sentinel.
1t is utterly and abominably false
III every statement and in every
implication. Political SANDERS !
do not stOOp to notice, but this ed
itor assails the honor Of my wife
and my children. u.. ..'.
desire you, without an hours
delay, to employ proper attorney
and have the responsible editor Of
the Sentinel sued for libel in the
+. ). District Court Of Indiana. 1t
IS my only remedy. / am sure
that honorable democrats, alike
with honorable republicans, will
Justify me in defending the honor
Of my family if need be with my
life, '".. JAMES G. blaine. r
Col. Holloway placed the matter
iii the hands Of Senator UarrisOn's
law firm, and the papers are now
in course ofpreparation in accord
anca wi tn Blaine's direction. .H ,...
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-08-22
the masters from their slaves.

inc masters from their slaves.
The old chancel fills the extreme
end Of the cross beyond the T., all
of this has been lately cut of. by a
partition Of folding doors across
the front of the chancel. On each
side Of the chanccl is a small room
one Of which is used as an infant
classroom, the other as a dress
ing room.
My companion and SELF being
deeply impressed with the solemn
gloom and stiffness around this
monument Of days long. gone by,
broken alone by our husheu voices
and timid Footsteps, were>>in Che
proper condition to be frightened
by anything that we might cncoun-
ter, which was at allaout Of. orcli-
nary, timidIy opened the dpossinr
room door, but started back alright
ed on seeing pair Of legs and
feet protrudiny from behind the
door leading into tho chancel,
which alone with its fl flaming pur-
pie and gold dimly tliscernablc in
the gloom, was sufficient OF itself
to fright2n Us,--but the legs! hcr-
ror Of horrors, what was it?-onlv
a pair Of baptizi,ig pants. .'f%
The. chancel differs but little
from the or>linary, having the
Lords Prayer, Creed, Commando
Incnts, &c., in golden black back
ground, With purple and red trim
mings, and frcscjed, with Il Bible
in the centre AMI Bible pictures
,arounl it. This rilanccI is now q
,baptistrv.