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AMUSEM ENTS.

ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUSE,
Madame Janish's audiences will unavoidably
compare her with Rhea and Modleska, with
both of whom she has many points of re-
semblance. The result of that comparison will
bo to place her lar in advance of the first
named actress, and fully tho equal of the lat
ter and that Is TO say that no English speak
ing actress now on the stage excels her In
the love scenes last night, rs Camille, Madame
Janish was simply perfect, and In the death
scene In the last act she did not overstrain the
sympathy of her audience. Her conception
of the part is In many respects orig
inal, and in one particular, as
IL seems to us, quite different
from that of the author. The motive OF the
story, If it has any other than to crowd with
great ingenuity the greatest possible anguish
into the shortest possible period of a womans
life, Is to show tho soilening purifying inAu-
ence of an honest love upon fallen woman's
heart. But Madame Janish nowhere repre-
sents Camille, as the gay Parlsionne of
acknowledged fraity. Madame Janislls
voice is oil the quality which touches the
heart and she manages 1t admirably. Her
mastery of English, considering her brief
acquaintance with it, is wonderful. She has
just enough of foreign accent TO give charm to
her speech. Like Modiesks, shc shows to the
critical observer that he is q most thoroughly.
trained actrees. but she has the art to conceal
her arl and he natural.
Mr. Frank Losce, as Armand, was n suifl-
clently passionate lover, with good stage
presence and an agreeable voice In "Ca.
mile" the remainder Of the east have very
little to do, and made no greater mistakes
than to wear gloomy faces In u supper scene
which was supposed to be merry.
Camille will be repeated this evening" to-
morrow afternoon and evening, and Thursday.
THE NATIONAL THEATER.
A company fully as well balanced dramati-
oally as was the Milan opera troupe musically
presented the dramatl2ation of Hugh Conways
"Callcd BaGl;' at the National theater last
night for the first time in this city. The play
differs considerably in tho first act from the
earlier part Of the story, though afterward the
main incidents are preserved in sequence un.
til the denonement which is so arranged az to
permit the exhibition of the vengeance upon
haCuri.
FoRDs OPERA HOUSE.
Barley CNmpbelps Irish drama, entitled
"Fr!end and Foe" introduced TO the Wash.
ington public last night at Forls Opera house
tho young Irish comedian, Mr. w. J. scanlan,
in the character of Carroll Moore, sort OF
Irish Fritz, who gets into all sorts OF scrapes
and is continually breaking out into song,
This musical tendency forms tho most attrac.
tive feature Of the piece, for Mr., Seaman pos.
scsses u clear, full barytone voice of cOnsid-
crablo compass aud he sings with much taste
and expression Most Of his selections
were original, proving him to bo com.
poser of decided merit.
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Number Of patents withheld for non.
payment of final fees . -

Nuuipef vi patents eSplred.. ..l0, 30
The receipts from all sources were 81 las, ,4S3,
an increase of si9,5iS over the receipts dufing
the preceding year. The expenditures lex
cluding printing! were s90l .if3, leaving n sur
plus of S?if,Ol9 The increase during 1881 over
the number ofapplications for patents designs,
&c., received during the preceding year was
JOSS. The number of applications awaiting
action by the Office on June 3O 1884, was 9,lS6,
an increase Of 5,0S7 over the accumulated ap.
piications at the end of the preceding year
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skin Diseases" swayne's Ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment" cure letter, Salt
Rheum, Ringworm, Sores, Pimples Eczema,
all Itchy Skin Eruptions, no matter how obsti
nate or long standing,
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4 oNa6E0ATIoNAL CHURCH

ST. Cecilia Quarteue.
High School Glce Club.
Prof Blscholr, Miss Ewan Miss Detweiler
Miss Annie Lewis Mr.. Tim Murphy, Mr.. ID. o.
Balgs. -
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- spANtERs WINE STORE.


MY customers and patrons at my old place,
14lb street, are cordially invited TO the new
and larger establishment, 1il3 q STREET
NORTHWESI, near Fineenth street. Only the
best brands of WHISTLES, Winqs. Cor1inls, Cigars,
6C., are on sale, LOUIS SpANI gR '
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SPECI1L NoTICES.

R9s1 NURSERY MAIDS FREE KINDER
WEn>, tne, gaTnteen, ,j Training = school reonem
at tue PensogTa FREQ KipdtrgarteD, 02l q IT.
a Jersey VIII be given US reward Of merit to
those VINO VIII attend regularly aud Will make a
attend. subject OF first lesson "Consideraton
q the Best Physical aud soul NOurlsllment Of
the Infant" HyBenlc and educational rules.
NY COLUMBIA BAPTIST ASSOCIA.
nN~S ti0n.-Ihe seventh annual meeting OF this
Association VIII be held In the Finn Baptist
Church, ID street. between FOur-and-a-half and
SIKH southwest, commencing THIS CpUEs-
nAHl MORNING at ] o'clOCk, ana continuing
through To-day aud Tomorrow. The annual
sermon VIII he preached this evening at $50
o'clock by Rev. W. NJ. ingersOll, The public Is
cordially invited TO attedl the sessions.
1t s. NJ. YEArMAN, Clerk,
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER i8, 1881.
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GLARENCE COACH SATIN LINED,
~ Bel speaking tube, and IN good order hut
lttie llseui made ny Wood Bros, New York;
cost 800 Inquire at Pumphrey's stables.
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Glit aatiuaal Republican,

Entered at tho postorncc at Washington, D O.,
ae secOnd-ClUss matte.
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Popular Prices of Admission, s5c.,
DOc.. ana zoe.
Reserved Seats, ~ and 75c.
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EDUC1TIONAL.

MIR. WILLIAM MAGRATH. HAVING
,INL returned to Washington, will, ON the i1th
iHs ant, be ready to resu his Glasses in Water
Color Painting at 14l1 q ST., bet. 18th and 10Th
sts; INQUIRIES may be made during this week at
TO1 10Th 81, noll-BC
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n.y. II. o. CANDLE, VIrAPATH ply
sy!in.m , ~, employ the best heath ~.
Vital NGryalrt, Elecrloity, Vegetable II mo.
dlps, Food water Alr Heat, Lght. Okuno,
ais, Opltcs, Mercury, q iln,n', Alcoholic Stimu-
iants prepare all my own vegetable rem dos
Consultation free. Call or send for testimonials
Oi wonderful cures.
treat all diseases, acute or chronic. Onice
and reception pirlprs, O22 Il st., bet, 9th and
10TH WashinStnn u. G.
n.y. sPANIER's WINE STORE.
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Tor RENr-HnnsES.

NEW FURNISHED HOUSE ON NJ sT.,
IN near Thomas Circle Apply to MIR KEN
NEEDY. near RlgiB's Bank. 6.25
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A GALLON OF PURE ALDERNEY MILK
licun Otlce. S.2i
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. : : = . 3''''''' .,,.,, n I1oIUf5-
FoRD'S, OPERA HOUSE. COMEDY
Music AND MERRIMENr.
20 THE ONLY PLACE ron LAuaffrrR. "a
The Comedy Home In Washington.
lfr. ScI,tdns s0nps haze bcoH itf hushdbu 10
mani chtidrcn IN dtBOst orci,y IpieTtodn house
hotd. ne u The author NJ "Itok-a-bOO."
MR. W. J. SEAMAN,
In BARLEY Campbel's Romantic Irish Drama.
FRIEND AND FOE
scnnlan's singing Of his own composition wins
the admiration Of his heareTs.- lOrE IIernid
THE POPULAR SONG WRITER
HEAR soANLAN's NEW SONGS.
Thanksgiving wcok. n tlmo Of happy laughter.
IL. IL. GRAIiAME,k known as OUR FRITZ In
HHOTH EH MAN,
Full of the sunshine OF laughter and tho bn,pv
pranks ofchlldren. as well rs of adults.
COMEDY and songs
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rINHREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED
l. communicating rooms, or small house;
south Of b. bet. 9th and 14th sts. s. w. Ad-
dress l.. F., Republican O1ice. a-10
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MONDAY. nov. a. 24................ EXCELSIOR.
EoRD's. OPERA HOUSE. COMEDY
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FOR SAFE.

CfEAP-A No. YOUNG ALDERNEY
~ ~, COW tiresh). Apply to JOHN MAHoNEY,
10Th It, and boundary. $40
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ODrT X ST NJ W.-ELEGANTLY FUR.
Cc nished parlor and two chambers, com
nunlculing, on lst iloor central iooation terms
! reasonable,
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W4NTED-HELP.
W1NTED-ROOlrS.

THREE OR FOUR UNFURNTsHED
L. roQms-For light housek eeplng, In a re-
spectacle neghborhOod, by Dec. 1; or small
house: Address w. q. s., Republican Office.
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A CARp-THH STOCK AND FIXTURES
"A OF ~ FultOn's Loan Oflice, 314 9th st., for
sale; retiring from business R.2b
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InIO l7rH 81. n. W.. NEAR FARRA-
a ~ - gut Square-Furulshed parlor, suite
bath, and closets. 5.g9
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CHEAP-A NO I YOUNG ALDERNEY
M, M cow dreshl, Apply TO JOHN MAHoNEY,
lVlh, nbONo BOmndllrY ais n. w. A-1n
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-14

In letter written from Carrollton,
Mo. and published this morning, Walter
Is. Stevens tells of visit to the grave
of Gen. James Shields, one OF the great
men of the republic whom the repub-
lie is fast forgetting. Paladin in war
and peace, Shields lies in an unmark-
ed grave, and if brave souls can ever
look back from their "eternal exile of
the boat, this one must he filled with
strange memories as it surveys the
grass and weeds growing rank above
all that was mortal of a great man. In
life General Shields deserved the eu-
logy paid to Gen. J. e. B. Stuart,
"The bravest of the brave" courage
mingling in him with such gentleness
as that which actuated my Uncle Toby
in Tristram Shandy when he turned
the vexatlous blue-bottle out of the
window, saying. "Go, poor fly; the
world is wide enough for thee and me-"
II have seen him." said Mrs. Shields,
speaking of her husband, "take mouse
that had fallen into a basin of water.
dry the little thing carefully and let it
go, he was SO tender-hearted." Yet
this same man, when he felt death ap-
preaching, rose from his bed, using his
last remaining strength to dress him.
self completely, sitting down then by
the window, looking out calmly upon
the world he was soon to leave, and pa
tiently awaiting dissolution, which soon
came to him thus. So he Hdied as
warrior diesn-with his boo Is on and
in his harness. Living hesshad proved
his courage an lnat1x ba1 1ak alfla In,
two Ereaf wars and His e0unt yInUfl
had testified their admiration for him
by sending him to the United States
senate from three states. Dead, they
leave his family forced to the most
painful economy and the deserted tenn
pie of brave soul to pass back into
the elements as nutriment for the dog
fennel which overgrows his grave
Eueniag Chronicle.
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We have received the first anlabcF NJ me-
Msssoaff and Kansas Farmer, laFgc
page pppef devoted to3hc Intel - 6p5s
seekih han,es iilthc ben poi
and Missouri It's fun Of vllPeIaBia IA
mation an well worth the subsSe lofi
prizes, whicl ssonly fifv cents a year. So
pie copies mziled fr1e. Address c. n
Brooke, Editor corner sIxfhnnd Broadway, /
Kansas Citg, Mo.
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Press VS.. Law,

Tuesday afternoon as sM. Chap.
man was on his way tkf1is Office from
dinner, he was met IAr the Presbyt6s
rian church by A. e. .Oorbishley,an an Rt-
tache of the Re,sovator, who stopped
him and asked if it was true that he
had been talking about him. II have
said nothing more than have said to
your face" rsplied Mr.. Chapman.
With this, ,Corb.shley struck him in the
mouth. and after knocking himylown,
kicked him several times i'm the side.
He then ran down Main street towards
the depot. Sheriff Turner seeing, the
assault from his residence, gave chase.
Corbishley ran to Squire III. E. john
sons office, where, finding Wear, he
stopped and was overtaken by the
Sheriff, who arrested him and took him
before the Squire and swore outa war
rant. He gave bond in the sum Of $500
for his appearance on the 18th, inst.s.
and was released. i
On close inquiry about the matter, III
seems that Corbishley, on coming from
dinner, had walked up as far as the Of
flee and sat down on Kolb d Robert
sons steps until he saw Chapman
come out Of his gate, when he. walked
back and met him. This gives. 1t the
appearance of a concocted scheme to
way-Iay him.
Mr.. Chapman was accosted by Cor
bishIey in the post-office the day before
about what had been said, when Mr..
Chapman told him that he had said
that if he (Corbishley) was tie author
of the article about him, appearing in
an "extrau the week before. he would
kick him out of his house if he came
there again.
The article referred to by Mr.. Chap
man, was very abusive and wholly un-s
called for, and it was natural to sup.
pose that he would make some remarks
about it, especially when what he said
was not one-tenth part as severe as the
article appearing in the paper.
AT this writing Mr.. Chapman is coll-g
fined to his bed, and it is thought that
two of his ribs are broken.
If it has come to that pass that pri-a
vate citizen must be unmercifullys
abused through q paper, and then as,
sailed because lie does not submit to ~
tamely, then it is time for sonethihg
to be done for the protection Of those
who are physically unable to protect
themselves against the onslaught ofl
ruffians. .sss
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PILES afe frsapently proceeded bysa sense
of weisl4 fnt TIE BAck, lOins an1 lSWfer part
pose be has some dI|Sefion Of til kidneys or
neighboring OfSapk ut times, 4Ymptoms
indigestion ake presen1, as natu tulencyt I<
easiness OF tie stomachTete. * moist ~
Hike perspiration, producing q very died4 3
able itching, after getting warm. y q st
common nftendant. Blind, BleedtnE an0
Itching Ffles yield at once to the applicatiofE
of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which aqf
directly upon the parts affected, absorbf
the Eumors, alaying the intense itchinGs4 ,)l
Affecting permanent cure. Price, b8@&ojlS<
Address, The Or. Bosanko Medicine e
PiqIa Ohio. Sold by r. y. Crisp Irontd IS
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OmciaI Directory.

MARTTN l.. CLARDY, NJ. c., Tenth District,
Pennington
BERNARD ZwART, u. s. Commissioner, East
ern District of Missouri, Ironton.
e. ID. YANCEY, State Senator OF 24th Dis
trict, Piedmont
JNo. L. THOMAS, Judge 10Th Circuit, De
6sto.
WILL r. EDGAR, Prosecuting Attorney,
6onton.
THos. G.. FOLEY, Representative, Belleyiew.
AW HoLLoMAN. Presiding Judge. Arcadia.
DAVID FL. PALMER, Belleview and os. G. CLARK
SON, Arcadia, Associate Judges.
FRANZ DINGEI, Judge OF Probate, lrontof.
w. A. FLETCHER, Sheriff 81 Collector, IRON
ton,
JOSEPH HUFF Clerk Circuit Court, Ironton.
G. b. NALL, Clerk County Court, I-onton
/. q. WHITwORTH, Treasurer, lronton
g. E. RUFoRD, Assessor, Belleview.
JACOB T. AXE, Public Administrator, IRON
ton.
J. GRAyDIIoMME, Coroner. IrontoE-
r O. MILLER County School Commission
er for Iro.. county. Missouri. Pilot Knob
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Bucklen . Arnlca save.

The BEST SALyEfn the. world for Cnts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SssltI Rhsum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbinins,
Corns, and ALL Skin Eruptions, and po6itive~S
" cures Piles. Or no pay required. il ~
refunded. Price, 2J cents per box. For
sale BY Z. Il. Crisp. sssS
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Academy Of Music,
IrOntOn, No.
For Theatrical and 0peratlc Enter
tainments, Exhibitions, Balls, Etc.

Auditorium, 50x37 feet stage, 22x37 feet,
with opening or proscenium 16:6x12. Two
dressing-rOoms, one on either side Of stage,
and q large room underneath. Four Scenes
Street, Wood, Kitchen and Parlor-in grooves.
Fitted with all ordinary appurtenances. Hall
seated with chairs, ana gallery with benches.
Seating capacity about 500.
The towns OF Ironton, Pilot Knob and
Arcadia, with a population of 1900. are
within a radius of three miles-lrOnton in
the centre.
For terms, etc, apply to
ELI ID. AXE, Superintendent.
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societies..

IRoS LODGE No. 107. T. o. o. +. meets every
Monday evening, mt its Hall, in lrontoh.
PHGBs LopGE No $50, I.O.O.F.. meets every
Thursday evening, in Masonic Hall, Cross is"auS.
PILor KNOB LODGE, No 253, A. o. u W.,
meets every Friday even ing at Odd Fellows hsh'
Pilot Knob.
IRoyroN ENcAMPMENT No, %, l. o. .. F.,
meets in the Odd Fellows Hall, lronton, on the
First and Third Thursdays OF every month.
SrARoFTHE WEST LoDGE No. 133, A. +: q a.
M meets i'm Masonic HALL IrOnton, on the oat.r-
day of or preceding the full moon In each mohth
Mosaic LODGE No. 351, A + tS a. NJ, meets
in the Masonic Hall, Cross Roads, on the Satur-
day of or preceding the full moon IN each Inonu.
INDIAN CHATTER. No. II, r. a, meets on
on the First and Third Tuesdays in every monlh,
at o. clock p NJ in the Masonic Hall lrontoh.
EASTERN STAR LODGE, No. 62, A. +. " A.
M-ReguIar Communication second SATURDAY ia
every moth. All visiting Brethren are eordiaiiS
invited to attend. j. w d. AhAS, W. !"
J. W. JACKSON, Secre airy.
ANxrM VALLEY LODGE, No. 1870, KNIGHTS
XSSRWzz OF HONOR, meet alternate wednesday
AXNHX&eyenings, as follows: February iStn
T8AN5kfand 27th; March 18th and 26th; April
XAA# W, W. NALL. Reporter.
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Churches.

SERVICES in the Presbyterian Church every
sabbath morning at 1OR O'Clock. Sabbath School
81 O'Clock Prayer Meeting every "Wednesday
at 8 P. NJ. A. o. PENNlMAN' rasVoi
NE. CHURCH. Cor. Reynolds and Mountain
L Streets Ironton F. THOMAS, Pastor. Resi-
5 dence: Ironton. Services, Second and Fourth
Sundays in each month. Sabbath school every
Sunday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
HIGH Mass and Sermon at Arcadia College
every Sunday at O'Clock A. nj. Nespers ana
Bepedieton of the Blessed Sac rament at {, CLOCK
Pm Mass and Sermon at Pilot Knob Cathoilc
Church at 10 80 O'Clock A.. NJ. Sunday School Tor
children at 80 O'Clock P. NJ
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DIR. JAcKsoN's VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
are without an equaIas areliable family REM
edy, safe and certain at alktimes. Many ait
OF sickness has been promptly prevented BY q
timely dose of them. If you. HAYS head-
ache, sour stomach and feel shad generally,
bysalI means take dose of them, yOn srilI bf
delighted 1T the relief they afford. <re..sss
F0xsntG tGnby Pr Crisp and nc Pilot Knob
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CIRCUIT COURT Is hri,f on the rOurlh No''
day in October and April
CouNTY COURT convcues on the First Mon
.lay OF March, June, September and December
PROBATE COURT is held on the First Monday
In February May, August and November.
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Ia regard to sheriff the matter - sons
Wis, in doubt, aad will BE- ussil the re-
,ursssrs canvssssd after the Legislature
n,es,a II the figures which We have re-
csiysd are correct the returns As made oy
IL. towns will shsx . small msIority Tor
mccall. Tho Democrats elsin that sl'gu'
mistakes we're .ads in counting the votes
in acme Of the towns. which. II corrected
would give this majority to Hobinsen'
What course the legislature may pursue -
the matter We do not knew. We hope inc
on. who is fairly entitled TO il will gst the
Office. We believe 10 . free vote and ia'r
count, and xs have 10 idea that any frasd
in ceunting the votes Vas prsoticsd or IT.
tempted 10 any town ia the county. THO
!, i. possiol. that slight errors may have
been made, aud these errors nsy not nave
been in favor u one candidate either.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
PAcrrrc GROVE, MONTEREY. CAL. /
September /, 1884.


DEAR JOURNAL:
Again the Pacific sends greetings to the
Atlantic. The Field tent is again pitched
ausng the pines which crown the cliffs Of
Monterey Bay. The sea gulls skin and
wheel il graceful fight before eur very
deer, ssd the great seq keeps its deep
organ uotss rolling through our talk by
day aud our dreams by night. We have
bees here a whole month and Tomorrow
ue fold our tent and 60 back to common
lie. While yet Ne can put breath Of
,.a air into our annual letter We must
hasten to write it. II this could be dsns
.othervise than metaphorisslly what o
demand there would be for this issue Of
thu JOURNAL IL 10 50 natural for the
humas heart to long for that which is
little remote; the awellers by the sea sign
for the nountaias, the mountain folk Tor
the see.
Here in California as the harvest season
eloses 10 the warm interior valleys there
10 . perfect exodus towards the coast.
Great cam ping wagons are fitted cut and
whole families 90 on this pleasant pilgrim
sge, in cheap and homely but oVmiyrisbis
nor wholly uspicturesqus style. But tie
more CON mon way il TO take all the cauP'n
"a uippsas closely packed, and csnsign
10th Il and It's owners IL the ever ready
railway train which brisgs ito semi-daily
ersud Of passengers to this or some other
hsveu Of rest asd coslness. Then - sees
a. the cam ping place is reached the heads
Of the house bestir themselves to set u ?
the tent asd arrange its sumersus
sppenSscss 10 acme chosen spot. while
the happy children race Of in 'he care
free fashion Of ysung humanity wherever
| in the vide world ils lot IL cast. Other
/ psopls still, with more money o. less
| fondnsss for camp life. como 10 these sea
aide resort. With big Sarstega trunk.
take rooms ia some hotel OF cottage and
board ., a. elegant restaurant. like tAs
sns kept on these grounds and sh'eh VII
accommodate four hundred guests at.once,
s. yon 80 W can have ParisiAn elegance
or barbaric simplicity at cues own ssee'
viii.
4 The ususl summer assembly Of 'hs
Pacific coast Chsulsuqua circle has JUS
closed its sessios. We have been fsasted
With lectures. essays, ssrmons ssd music
Have studied History, Literature, Physie'
aud Moral scisnes. A. Edward Essrei
. Hale once said. .'ihs ar Vas iairl, dsns'
nth lesraiag-s sort Of missnA Of isisr
. naiisn. II 10 almost relief 70 COM
. aoss 10 com mon. illisersie life once more
bat durisg The srssioa Of course We KEEP
. our sp,hnsiasm up 10 high water mark
, The social psri Of these assemblies i vet.
pleAsset psligL,ioi people seoasd. ans
I the most anesasssiissai freedom
, inssrcsurss prsvsiis I, 10 pleasant 70 -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

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