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At st. bonn street m. E. ohurch.


 At this church tomorrow morning the new pastor) Rev. MT. Markwick, breaches at 1O:30, subject: "The Easter Joy," and in the evening an unusually fine praise service con- sisting entirely of selections from Handel's Messiah, will be rendered by a chorus choir of over forty voices under Prof. B. Jepson's direction. Elegantly printed programmes have been provided. There will be floral display about the pulpit. The programme is as follows:
 Organ voluntary-Ovsrture to the Messiah .....- Hymn3The Day of Resurrection Gang cansr.sssion ssaiion Closing with the Lords prayer, in which all are
 invited to join
 Chorls-"Lift Up Your Heaos" Choir Solo and chorus-"o Thou That Tsliest Good
 Solo by Mrs Malcon Booth. Responsive Reading Pastor and Congregation Chorus-''Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs ..... Hymn-"When Survey the wondrous Cross" -. Responsive Reading Pastor and Congregation solo-'But Thou Didst Not Leave'. chorus-aLet Us Break Their Bonds Asunder' -. Hyma-dCrown Him With Many Crowns -.
 .Congregauon Responsive Reading Pastor and Congregation Solo-"Thou Art Gone Up on High. Chorus" Worthy is the Lamb .. .., " ohoir Benediction by the Pastor.
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 Al Howard Avenue Congregational Church. The following selections will be rendered by the choir Easter morning: Morning breaks upon the tomb. ..........Ba Barrett The Saviour hath risen 25sSe gs Deus mlseratur Ea,,ea a Easter Anthem. II auAo In the evening the annual Easter concert of the Sunday school will take place, with the following order of exercises: Processional and floral offerings. RectationGHaroid Lambert and Helen Brown Song-School.
 ectation--Bessie Clark and Cora Brinsmaid. Offertoire Resurrection)- Miss Alice Johnson. Rectation-May wilkinson, Irene Foote and Matte sonE@school.
 ssashs Reasing5 s6d4ns MT; " " s;a1a sanfoFd.
 song-school
 Benediction.
 Humphrey Street Church. The following music will be rendered at the Easter Sunday evening service: Organ prelude.
 GRor1sThe Saviour Hath Risen, C. williams Carol-Bright Easter Skies.
 Harry Rowe Shelley
 
 Organ postIude-Gloria . Mozart's Twelfth Mass
 United Church.
 On Sunday afternoon at o'clock the Sum- day school of the United church will hold an Easter service in the Chapel, 3O2 Temple street. A special programme has been ar ranged, consisting of music, recitations, etc., and all friends of the school are invited to attend.
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 St. Mary's Church. Below will be found the programme ar- ranged for the Easter services at St. Mary's church tomorrow:
 EASTER SUNDAY.
 High Mass at St. Mary's Church.
 HALF-PAsT TEN. e a Ms a1 n of
 of the best musicians in the city
 organist, Prof. A. Schwickardi.
 ORDER OF HIGH MASS. l. Praeludium. Fest Overture. .Walliwoda
 Orchestra and Organ.
 Director, Prof. schWikardi Choir Orchestra and Hagans oyeap: MasS MO-
 o9Raassof o4ganiss Prof. S sehrfeRardi. Sc raaasa I1I 'Aleluia" for soli, chorus and orchestra '.'-'''''''----'''''iC.iC c. Credo. do '''' aAn0ei ". ofertorium: Ave Maria for solo voice. Madame oeP osan fro aRa GSEa0 and Mon
 (violin) D. Sanctus, E. Aguus Dei, F. Finale: Dona Nobis V. Postludium: Grand Priest March. .MendelsSohn Orchestra and Organist Director: Prof. Schwic-
 kard
 vEsPERs.
 HALT-PAsT THREE P. M. Mercadante's Vespers in D for soli and chorus
 Conductor, J. D.. Punkett.
 Organist, Prof. A. Schwickardi. Soloists are: Mrs Leonard, Mrs. Smith, Miss Kivlan, Miss Don ovan, Mrs. Oertel, Miss Lynch, Mir. Kivlan, Mr. MT. Graab.
 Easter at Center Church. An especially elaborate programme has been prepared this year at Center church I under the direction of the orgsnist, MT. s. R. | Ford. In the morning two Easter anthems | will be sung, and organ selections from Han. l del and Hadyn will be played. At the p. m. vesper service the following programme will be rendered: Anthem-"Christ Our Passover ......... Bartlett | versicies and Sanctus s-.--------.-. Ford Hymn-Congregation strife is oer'... .Mendelssohn Anthem-"As it began to dawn. --..-...-...B Buck Contraito Solo-"God shall wipe away all tesis" 5uIlNan Response after prayer Beethoven  ''The Magdaene' Warren PostudeS Marche Postificaie'' .Lemmens | The quartette of the church remains un- changed for next year: Miss zilpha Hazlet, soprano; Miss Maggie Roberts, contralto; Mir. | Wm. H. Brown, tenor; MT. Wm. S. Cooke, basso.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-20
Saturday, April 20, 1889
Ttaue1ers' Guide.
starin's New Haven Transporta.

t1On AI1Hes
 Every Day Except Saturday. GA&S@& Leave New Haven from Starin's !a8S !5a18IDock. S at 1o:15. o'clock p. m. The sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The ERASTUs CORNING every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Returning leave New York from Pier fS N R. foot M oI C1urtiandt street, at P the starin every @Monsaay, Wednesday and Friday, the Corning every sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The only Sunday night boat from New York. o' Fare, with berth in cabin, .5c; stateroom s1 Free stage leaves the depot on arrival or Hartford train, and from corner Church and Chanel streets every half hour commencing at s:30 o'clock p. m.
 Tickets and staterooms can be purchased at the Tont1ne Hotel, at the Downes News Co.,, 869 Chapel street, and at Peck q Bishops, TOP Chape. street
 c. M. COEKLIN, Agent
 New Haven, Conn. NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT co. Daily n fer New York-Fare 75e. inelud: for six days, S1.25.
 eHaSh The steamer c. H NORTHAM Capt. -EzzEaszEzzGF. J. Peck, will leave New Haven at F o'ciocE p m,, Sundays excepted, Staierooms sold at office cf Peck & Bishop, 702 Chapel street. and at kock's drug store, corner of Chapel and Church streets The steamer ELM CITY, Captain Stevens leaves New Haven at 10:15 a. m. Sundays excepted.
 From New York-The c. H. NORTHAM leaves Peck Slip at p. nl., and the ELM CITY at II midnight. ~ ooA Sunday Boat for New York-The steamer NEW fs saA T. sN Capt Brown, at 10:30 p. Staterooms Free stage from the Insurance Building Cbane street. at D. ' o-1rN JAMES H. WARD, Agent
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sExpress Trains. +Losal Express

New Raven and Derby Railroad, Train Arrangement commencing Nov. 26, 1888.
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN At 1920 9:2o and s:55 aEn, l:Oo 1885, 4:1O $685. 7:35 and l1:15 3. V.
 LEAVE ANSONIA AZ o:49 S:6S, and Il 42 12:2O 125O 325 6:1U, 6:51, SEQ and f2:15 D. fn Sunday trains leave New Haven at s10 G. m. S:10 p. m.
 Sunday trains leave Ansonia 7:eo a. m 500 D. m Connections are made at Ansonie with passenger trains of the Neugatuck railroad, and at New Haven with the trains of NY. NH. H. R.R. The 9:20 a. ID. and 4:10 p. trains out of New Haven connect at Botsford for all points on the Passengers from the Housatonic RR. arrive in
 J. F. HoPsoN. supt CENTRAL RR. OfNEW JERSEY NEW route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash AN fngton, and the West; Shortest and Quickest Route; via Central Railroad of New Jersey, Phila- delphia and Reading Railroad, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
 Time Table of March TO- 1889: Leave New York station Central Railroad of New Jersey, foot of Liberty st., N. R., for PHILADELPHIA-At 400, T:45 S:30, 9:a0, Il 200 m., 1:30. 2:30 3:15, 400, 445 5:30 7:ao 1900 pm Sundays s:3o, 930 a. m, 130 2:30, 4:45, 6:30 1900 p. m.
 For BALTIMORE and wAsHINGToN-Daily at SEQ, Q1:o0 a. m except Sundays); 1:30, 230 445 1900 p. m. EB- Drawing room and sleeping cars Conn ecting tickets on sale at principal points
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As SC. Paua,s Church.

The services on Easter Sunday will be as follows: Early service at 8:30 a. m. with morning prayer and 8 musical service rem dered by the quartette and full chorus. At 10:3O the usual service and holy communion with sermon by Rev. MT. Miller. The of- fsrings, unless otherwise designated, will be for the new parish building fund. The Easter anniversary of the Sunday school is at 3:15 pm Easter carols will be sung by the children, assisted by the church choir and chorous of forty voices. The offerings for the year, which will be in the main for the new parish building, will be present ed at this service Rev. MT. Miller will make an ad- dress to the Sunday school. There will be no service in the evening.
 The music programme in the nor ming Is as follows:
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 Sold only in cans, full weight.
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Humphrey Street Church. The following music will be rendered at the Easter Sunday evening service: Organ prelude. Chorus-The Saviour Hath Risen, w. o. Williams Carol-Bright Easter Skies. Soprano soIo-Alleluia, Christ is Risen
 Harry Rowe Shelley Carol-Alleluia. Organ postlude- Gloria. Mozart's Twelfth Mass
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Additional Regarding the Programme fer To.MorrovEss Services Fine Music, solemn Recitals and Large COngregations - Beautiful Array of Flowers.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-20

United Church.
 On Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock the Sun day school of the United church will hold al Easter service in the Chapel, 302 Temple street. A special programme has been ar ranged, consisting of music, recitations, etc. and all friends of the school are invited te attend.
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Cant't stand It.

Senator Chase of Rhode Island is going to resign. The office seekers have fairly driven him out. The senators are pursued by men who want anything from frst-class mission to hundred dollar post office. They are hunted down at their homes, watched at street cor ners, and persistently followed in the corridors of the capitol. The ex- ecutive session is the only place where absolute freedom can be ob- tained, and no wonder the senators make the most of that. This busi- ness of office seeking and the dis bursement of patronage is great canker that needs heroic treatment. It does seem as though the national legislators should be left to the work they are chosen to do, but the place hunter feels he has first mortgage on ''my senator" or ''my representa- tive" and he proceeds to toreclose on sight. It is a big nuisance that needs to De abated.
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only after certain number of stings. By continuing the stingine process the swelling ceases complete. Then the patient is cured of, his rheumatism, and remains for some time out of danger of relapses. To produce a complete cure it is neces- sary to saturste the entire body with bee venom, a nd keep on mul, tiplying the stings. Mir. Tere has applied this method in l73 cases, and administered 5000 stings. He affirms that he owes to this method evident cures in obstinate cases, and especially in chronic cases where the patients attacked by rheumatic cachexy were in a hopeless condition. Some times a patient has received hundred of stings. It is true that they are less painful to rheumatic persons than to persons in sound health.
 Is not this bee stinging treatment truly delightful The cure of rheu. matisn with the stings of bees One would go to Vienna just to try if
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What Boys should Learn.

To build fence scientifically. To fill a wood box every night. To shut the door in summur to keep the flies out.
 To shut doors without slamming. To shut them in winter to keep the cold out. .... To do errands promptly and cheefully.
 To get ready to to go away with. out the united efforts of In ,ther and sister.
 To be gentle to his little sister. To wash dishes and make his bed when necessary.
 To sew on a button and darn a stocking.
 To be kind to all animals.
 To have a dog, if possible, and make companion of him.
 To ride row, shoot, and swim. To be manly and courageous. To let cigarettes alone.
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Fos The i.soies.

To ladies who are suffering with weakness, falling of womb, painful menstruation, whites. irregularity of monthly courses or any of the ail msnts they are subject to, use the California Positive and Negative Electric Golden Drops. It never fails. Woman's friend. Purely vegetable.
 TIE HAIR.-The pride of every lady is beautiful hair. The Cali fornia Golden Age Hair Reproducer and Tonic produces and restores hair to it's natural color, prevents it's falling out, removes dandruff, makes the hair strong. giving it Q curling tendency, and to remain in every desired position. A perfect dresser for lady or gentleman; pure ly herbal; no oil grease or poison, Sold Jy all druggists.
 CREAsiXGER X Co, Prols. P South Main St., Los Angles, Cal
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Quick Work.

If you wish your blood pure and desire to feel young and cheerful, use the California Positive and Neg ative Electric Sarsaparillian Blood Purifier. Purely herbal bat pow erful. Endorsed by many leading physicians.
 FoR KIDNEys.-Should you be troubled with your kidneys use the California Positive and Negative Electric Kidney and Liver Cure. A harmeless but powerful remedy, Purely vegetable; unlike all other kidney remedies.
 GENERAL DEBILITY. Use the California Positive and Negative Electric System Builder. It cure: fits, h eait disease, rush of blood tc the head, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. Sold by all druggists.
 CREAsINGER & Co, Props. 22 South Main St, Los Angeles, Cal
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Notice to Freighters.
VERDE STATION, A. T., Jan. :.

VERDE STATION, A. T., Jan. :.
 Any parties wanting employment with teams can find plenty of work at good prices if they are prepared to commence soon, freighting for me from Verde station to Jerome, dis. tance of 23 miles. will pay S9 per ton, each way, Coax from station to mine, and not from mine to station. Plenty of freight botl ways and roads good l will pay cash every thirty days, and all sup plies consisting of board, hay and grain and blacksmithing, or any goods needed by freighters will be furnished by me at reasonable prices, and accounts carried thirty days.
 Address, k. II. WTHERELL, Con tractor, United Verds, Prescott, A. T. Box l05.
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what Cured Her.

Modern Healer-I understand that you were unable to wald with crutches for years, and now you can walk as well as ever.
 Old Lady--Yes.
 Which one of our Christian science hsalers cured youl
 Oh. I didn't have healer. You see l went into dark, gloomy room one moonlight night aud I saw . white ghostly form right before me, and I was 50 startled that I dropped my crutches, and the unex- pected noise of them falling on the floor so nearly crazed me that l sprang to the door and ran for my life.
 Ohl Tben it was some kindly spirit from the summer land that came to make you whole.
 "No, it was white dust-cloth over broom stick.
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Among the Churches.

There are now three fourishing Welsh Presbyterian churches in Chicago.
 The first Presbyterian Church, Saratoga, New York, Saturday. March Sd, received forty-fve mem bers to its communion.
 Sixty persons were received into the Walnut-street Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, March 10th, fifty-one of these on profession of their faith.
 A Presbyterian Church was or ganixed at Eatonsville, Colo, on the 2lst of February with nineteen members. A building for the new church is to be erected soon.
 The Directors of the Methodist Hospital at Portland. Oregon, have secured five-acre tract of land for sl0,O0O on the east side of the city, and will at once proceed to build.
 The Madison-avenue Church, New York, Rev. Dr. Charles l.. Thompson pastor, had an accession of twenty new members on Sunday last March Sd, thirteen being re- oeived on profession of faith.
 The meetings at Second Metho- dist Protestant Church, Pittsburg, still continue with unabated intereat. About seventy-five presented them selves at the alter during one week, most of whom professed conversion
 The cornerstone of the new pro testant Episcopal Cathedral in Beatrice, Nebr., was laid March 18th with Masonic ceremonies. After the ceremonies at the cathe- dral the procession moved to the Opera House, where a number of addresses were delivered.
 Three hundred pilgrims bound for the Worlds Sunday-school Conven- tion in London, July 2d and 9th, will sail from New York, July 18th on the Bothnia. About the same time company of 300 persons, chiefly Baptists and Methodists, will start for the Holy Land and apend several months in Europe, Africa and Asia.
 The revival services at the Miles Park Methodist Espicopal Church, Cleveland, Ohio are still progress ing. One hundred and sixty-six persons have professed conversion since the revival commenced, l32 of whom have united with the church. This makes l57 accessions to the membership since the annual conference last September.
 Rev. W. T. Ellis of Los Angeles has devised novel scheme for the reclamation of men of the baser sort, He has set up a large tent in the central portion of the city, where all men out of work may have nights lodging and sub stantisl breakfast free of charge. At last accounts over 6000 meals had been thus provided. All who apply for relief are requested tc take pledge that they will not use obscene or profane language. and reform from the use of liquor and tobacco in every form. In connec tion with the meals religious ser vices are held and numbers of con
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Remedy ss Bad as the Disease.

The following treatment of rheu- matism is 50 singularly original that even if it should be altogether in- eficAoiu, it still merits to be des- cribed. It comes directly from Vienna, and belongs to Dr. Tere.
 It is necessary st fst to suppose that you have at your disposition e hive with many besa Now, the writer wishes to observe that the sting of . be generally leave after it . tumafaction more or less con siderable, but after certain num- Der of stings this tumefaction is no longer produced, because the body has acquired certain immunity. With rheumatic persons this tune faction comes with difficulty, and
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Notice tn the Public,
FLAGSTAFF, March lst, 1889.

FLAGSTAFF, March Ist, I88y.
 On and after April lst, 1889, all persons indebted to me will be char ged 3 per cent. per month interest on their respective accounts, and those persons not paying their water bills from that date their supply will positively be cut of. l cannot pay off my indebtedness matured and maturing for material and wa ter unless l am paid by those l supply. Respectfully,
 malt J. M. SIMPSON.
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Magni6eI so Times.

Imagine millions of these anlrnalcul9 in :hC nose, throat and lungs, as well ss the minute cuslachian tubes leading from the back part of tec throat to the middle ear, md you will imagine the misery they can produce. Thousauds are swallowed when he patientis asleep, causing kidney and iycr trouble, headache, blood poison, gener- ,i debility, etc. We nave n specific for dc troylng them and expelling the poison rom tho bloJl. Sc tho gAlfonNh p0SllKt 6 , NEGATIVE fltCTPc C0unA AND GgESllMaPll00SS ba CURE totake and lae gslls sJssiA P9SllBt Asu ,tsSIE fltGralC lil'NsaII to apply, and if the ,fnmach is bad. use lie CAlitGaklh PUSilve AND ,:.,s;!E EltcTri3 SYSItS BUILDER, it builds up il;o system and pr-ifes the poisoned blood. 'tcy are manufactured from roots herbs md flowers tlnt ,-o5g ip California. md arc 4ie for children. They never iail. The 'ough Cure Is excellent for Coughs Colds,
 cup, &c, no child will sg.tfs-Esras
 yer die with croup wht Il l i9lsxTSFg1Hk z a,.s Is used. Our bini- = @ yAS--ll3S T ,,nt Kills aininstantly. p1 H9$sST P .a our TfadS Marx on ,r ES1IKzLSS t, very wrapper Sold by .s fS.lSMS y Y # druggists. v sElxs[-,1Z P a4aasinser & Ce., Props. E SSfsfxyey'
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Rabbit Bros -Postnffice address, Flag staff, Arizona Range, Clark's Valley Mo gollon .nountains. Brand as above cuI All young stock branded on both sides with swallow fork anl ua derhlt in eacl ear; also own the following; Boot. T. . II anywhere on the side of animal. Boot cat tie, road brand w on right side; T cattle 1Ss ol ri!lt Sll:; hIrS; b'lil L. Q.
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All cattle bearing the above brand or right hip are the property of the under sicned. Ear marks: Crop and split ir right ear and split on top of left ear Alsc ali cattle with bar Nj on both sides; also all horses branded bar NJ on leit side. Range Mgollon Mountains. Postoifice ardres, Flagstuf, Arizona F. M. Vanderlip,
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4 CALIFORNIA DISCOVERY.

The parasites, of which VIC give cut below, discovered by us, are the direct cause oi Catarrh and Consumption, also many other
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Stock brands published at $S, SIo md Sr2 per year; payment invarl- Ihlr Tn advance.
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brand on right side of nose. Ewes crop m right and split in each ear. Welhers, crop in Jeff and of split in eacE ear. Range three miles north Fiagsafi p. Q. dress. Flagstaff. Arizona.
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two ,plnS left. Horses same brand on left shoulder ,rher cattle brands on u1E v, 1T, LC, GK. Range, Rogers ale on Frver parl
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Chvclan's Fork, LitIle Colorado river. Geo. A. Taylor. Manager; Post Office ddress, Winslow, Ariz.
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bran'ied q, in cui,r ear marks underbI n, each ea'; horses with same iron oa
 f in; h
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Swailow iUrk n nght. bOrse' hrande ihe same on left thigh. Raug' on M' sollon Mts r. O. address, FIgdah,
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McMILLAN x GOODWIN,

fore shoulder are the property oi une ue' A. II. Tucker, Winslow, Ariz
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WATERS CATTLE COMPANY.

Horse brand "C" left thigh; also q on left thigh on old stock; Ranch and range be- tween Clear sr s n l. and
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w N Eain brand old stock on the Jeff hip Yrunp stock I6 leit hlp; eal marks, smooth crup left e;-r, t... .,nAa
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SYKES BROTHERS.

C W Hall - poSi Oihce ad : dr"s Flagstaff , Cattle brand
 ed a. m cut on sihe left rIl)s. Z Ear marks, rom 1nfl
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Vim Ashursi Cattle branded in cut on Jeff sIde ear mark. square cut O. Jeff underslope In right; range
 Achttrgts Mesa.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-18
Most Remarkable Echoes.

Many wonderful echoes are known.
but the one which takes the first place
seems 10 bc that of the old palace of
Simonetiu, near Milan, which forms
the three sides Of quadrangle. The
report Of a pistol is said TO bc repeated
by this echo sixty times, and Addison,
who visited the place on a somewhat
foggy day, when the air WAS unfayor.
able, counted iifly-six acpctilions. At
first they were quick, but the iider.
walls wegu greater ~ proportion rs the
sound Gucaycd The echo at the
h-Ic's Most on the hluksu Of Killarney
IS renowned for il, rcpyn. ou ol a
ouglG call, which seems TO ba repeated
uy a hundred Instruments. until il
gradually dis away in the arr. al
the report pi "a cannon luu ipudest
lhundcrs IcvcrbJrlte from the rock
and die ia seemingly endless pcals
along the distant mountains. New
York Telegram.