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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

The HS'Gm R".ai Gad -fmericdn
.GfOciag7n j. cnc Of the oldest and
a5ics. !arin io@:na,s published in this
country. and none !; more fully idcn-
jI.itI with lie INTERESTS of the a.
ricui;U:al c'-s=rs. 1t deals not only
With he f-~n hut more especially
With lie i4rHi"r. Is coiymrs are de-
voted 10 subjects involving literature
and science and its aims are tor the
promotion and elevation OF the social
and ccoEomiG condition OF the farmer
and his family. The RuTdl advocates
physical culture and manual training
a well rs intellectual endowment. Ii
believes that the state owes to the cit
izen the right &C such an education as
shall fit him for a sclf-reliant citizen
ship and that our Public School sys-
TEN should be enlarged along the
more practical lines. In short, the
RuTol is Il Firesidc Companion as well
as Il helper in the affairs of farm life.
Subscription price Sl.50 per year. For
free sample copies address Milton
George, 15S Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14
Gan u Politician be n Christian.

The following Is ~ -; c; lroH an
adircs, OF Hon. Elijah y. Morse be
fore the Society ofChIi>tian Endcavor:
One OF my ilu>trioUs predecessors,
who represented the same district in
the Congress OF Tia United states TOR
many wears ! ROW have the honor TO
represent, was John Quincy Adams.
...Ic old man eloquent" lie was an
American politician. CAL t a weak
Hes. il you choose. jGt Mr.. Adams
All At the ciosc CT fifty years of
crowned public life. beginning in 1898
and ending with his death in 1918.
;llat he had neVcr retired ct night
without repeating the little prayer
that his mother taught him. Now /
lay me down to sleep" He further
said ii had beer his practice TO spend
an hour each day i'll reading the Holy
Scriptures.
10 you desire other Illustrations !
point you 10 = long line of iiius;rioa,
men. living and dead. which the time
allowed Tor This address forbidz me to
mention. What. a g1iIr. religious life
inconsistent with eminent puglic SER
vice: Have YOU read the book, have
you read Ia: NebUcla dnrzzar and
Rclshazzar fDuEd TO Ina 80 wise in
the affairs Of state as Daniel. VINO re-
tired three times a day to pray?
VIVA. r TIE remedies for the cor
run:;or iii American politics?
hnswer-Christid n men should at
tend caucuscs and primary meetings,
and should rpver fill to discharge
their duty at the polls. The! should
bear in mind thai when the wicked
rule the people mourn, and when the
righteous are exalted the people re-
jo;ce, that eternal vigilance will ever
be the price of liberty.
Some Of You are charged with great
responsibilities. As you love this
beautiful city in wkich you live. Is
you lore the Commonwealth vou rep
| resent. as you love your native land,
charge younot TO let any man see You
fall. and LET all the aims thou aimest al
be at thy country. thy God. and truth.
and. though you are a politician. amid
all the temptations of American pub.
lie life
Dare to he 4 Da-iel.
Dare TO stand aloae:
Dare 20 have . purpose .rue-
Dare To make il known
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14
a MONSTER AEROLlTE.
Il was Fonnd In T'razil AMI WEIGHS Yearly
Twelve Thoat.n: Esun,ls.

Il Was Found In Trazil AMI WEIGHS c;early
Twelve ThnaI;n: r"unls-
In May, 1858, the National Museum
Of Brazil came into final posse sion of
one Of the largest meteoritcs or aero
lites that has ever been known TO faIs
upon either of the American continents.
The noble specimen Weighs 1l.SH1
pounds and originally laid embedded in
the ground near Beudcge creek. in one
Of tho most inaccessible portions of
Brazil The cost OF transporting It
from the place where 1t first struck
American soil was defrayai by Baron
Greatly. The survey of tie route anil
preliminary arrangements occ1h,-i
three months; its Journey to the capital
commenced November -. 1857, AMI it
was nearly five months later be-
fore it was finally landed at the little
railroad depot in the wilderness, from
whence 1t was transported TO Rio
Janeiro. During the four months IN
which 1t was being pulled, pushed and
rolled by man and male power through
the trackless forests. oror steep mount
aims and sandy wastes. /; crossed ever
100 streams of all s.zcs, was taken over
one mountain chain {. 11Jf feet in height
besides smaller elevations AL Of this
in a region where The best roads are
only mule paths. A better idea of tho
difficulties these scientists encountered
in securing their prize may lie had from
q knowledge of the flct that Z total Of
of IT2 days were consumed in moving it
from bondage Creek TO the railway sta
ton, 4 distance Of only Tlt miles. Tho
pluck and energy exhibited by these
gentlemen in moving this gigantic air
stone to their national museum is a Gu
rious commentary on the scientific ideas
of the early part of tho century, which
denied the existcnce OF such bodies as
aerolites.-St. Louis Republic.
Ona Of the Penalties q: Tamr
Mr.. Gladstone IS woll-known to be
-he recipient OF . vast number OF alb
surI communications from too Jealous
admirers Many of them are found TO
be not a little embarrassing, az theyde-
mand something more thGn merely tho
convenient reply by p!acard To such
an extent is Sr. Gladstone troubled In
TINS respect tS7t puD!lc-t-oE VI lbe lO!-
lowing announcement has beeG request
ed: I'm consequence Of the increasing
unauthorized deliveries at Hawardcn
and elsewhere. Mr.. Gladstone wishes it
to he known that he can not hold him
self responsible for the safety or return
Of birthday ard autograph books testi-
monials, collecting cards and books,
pictures. poems, novels. music, and
other manuscript3"-Lordon News
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14
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Being ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
10 you wish engraved on the monument
-'Jctr wife 9r II thing Of that
sort?" Snithly-'IIain'tyou better be
accurate and make It deceased wiieP"
Yankee.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

ppbiien tHt Hn2tciai statement OF al
county. Ii Is a document that viii bt
read with interest BY all.
Accidents will happen, even il
the best regulated families. To pro
vide against this. buy accident ticket;
from Adams & Deaue.
If we r TO have 4 stock law thj
CITY Council must make that law. Tho
Council was elected to make the laws
for the city. and if il refuses to 90 so
it fails TO do its duty-that's all.
The next city election which take,
place in April III be a general clec.
ton TO elect officers TO fill all the city
Offices, and already there is being
manifested more than ordinary inter-
est in it. There will be no scarcity OF
canniGates.
Henry kerstncr. County Collec-
tor, is in the city to-day. Sir. kerst-
e will wind up his business as
Collector this month an: turn over
the papers and books OF the Office on
the 2nd OF March 10 his successor.
MIR. ID. b. Seibert.
We are in favor of a stock law if
the present City Council will pass that
law. bat if they want TO submit the
proposition to the people to make the
law, we are opposed to it. We want
a City Council with the grit 10 take
the bail by the horns.
We predict fos C~hratEan:'s
Taste!rss Chill Tonic an unpreccdcnt-
ed success. The well known rcputa-
ton Of its manufacturers is. OF Itself
an ample guarantee Of lis superior
merits. For sale by Miller y Wilson
p. {. Gootcr. Pension Agent. of
this city, was granted an incrcasc of
pension o rChri-t Stein. whowiil now
draw Sl7 per moi;h from Nov. 18th.
1890; also = widows pension for Mrs.
Sarah J. Wcl;y, Of Mii.rrviIla. No. ut
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from Dec. -. 1873. for each child.
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-Drotaer smith = all oEt OF sorts
hechu> This paper sad something
about the misrepresentation % 'Ha
funds OF a church entertainments
what we SAID We learned from Il carl
hr"thcE Smith ph".i~hrd. We don't
ANYTHING ABOUT Ia" Eia''tr Hor
we caE ahyth!H& about H. We
entertain the hihd'st Oh l'cEh@S ''s
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14
LEAD PENCIL JoTTINGs.
hemorandums Made in the Re-
porter's Wanderinss.

. pieces.
Too many wives are content to 90
their ray and permit their husbands
TO 60 theirs.
The Cape City Guards viii give
a ball at the Opera House Oh the eve
ing of the 2Srd inst.
j.. Otto Iianney has sold his saloon
in Ilaarig to Matt Thomas. Mr..
Hanny will continue TO handle the
Cherokee Beer.
j. ". Meffo:d has moved into TIE
Painter house on The!lis street and
will open I Photograph gallery and
secondhand store.
Joe Jeager purchased a lot on
Harmony street last SATURDAY for
which he paid ten dollars 4 foot. lie
got it At 4 bargain.
May he when the third ward i
represented b. two members in tie
City Council we will have better
streets in thai ED uf town.
The case If Shelby wills against
tie Cape Girardcau Southwestern
Railway was decided III the 1t. Louis
Court OF Appeals last Tuesday in favor
Of wills.
Heal estate in jackson i not sell
ing for rs much money non as il
brought q year ago. Tho closing Of
the saloons probably caused the drop
in prices.
Father Nugent preached a very
able sermon i'll It. NiGccnt's Church
Sunday, 1t the conclusion OF which
lie lccturcd some of thc "boFs" about
the excessive use OF liquor and tobacco.
-Bahn's new hardware store build
ing viii be one Of the largest business
houses on Main street. 1t will lie
completed and -ea'' for occupancy
about the first of Nay.
Vow let those members of the
City Council who are 81 anxiou, 10
have another railroad track along oar
river front coGsa!t the people aid see
what ihey have to "a. We have one
railroad rack or the Lcvcc AID thai
is Il too many.
Married, Al tic residence Of he
brides mother, February III. 1891.
By jno. Schmidt. E-a., lir. james \.
Kinder and Miss Silva '. Eean. Mis-
Bean is a niece OF Col. l.. Il. Bean.
County surveyor.
Three Gaze &c measles in jackson
excited the people 80 that they re-
fused to allow their children to attend
the public school. and the directors
ordered the school dismissed Tor :.
Ion.h.
-Cap:. ~!iroics arrived home from
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49, ,.. .o.xv n:o.c or,f,.bor
:..G::ril.. :-.rh him On the lcg and
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w,,orworlS w.uIa Io,yo;. our in
w,uyd mo g. convenience for
r.n. o.,;.o, :, ,Lo o;,, and ho.idcs
:. ro,., of oror, too, oil
properly IN IOWA. "ou'd pe an "u'el-
tieement that wo"ld De worm 'hou-
sands oil dollars 10 Us. Let Us h''e
wa'eFwork'
We understand that Col. Nirr'i-
want has sold Of lot fo:t!-tTo, ISL feet
fronting on HARMONY street between
Nrrieg ana Ellis. fUr$i0per foot casA.
The favored and fo-t"iatc purchasers
are jos Jaeger ~ I'ct III |"" ~
Dcs-e!mann.
lie va, .oo mucb IN b.ve to
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14
ADVERTISING RATES.
INTERCHANGEABLE
Cape GlT2TlG9l Southwestern Railway.

EtvEs CAFE GIEaEDEAU.
No. /. Hunter Passenger An.
10 :, Delta Passenger -....-...--.. 1910 An.
No. :, Delta Passenger i:i5 I'm.
No. :, Williansville Passenger 6-ij AN
ARRIVES AZ CAFE C~uGAKBEAU.
No ,, Hu2.er Passenger 80 Pm.
80. I, Delta Passenger -----....--.--i--] Ri.
No. =, Dclta Passenger IS .v.
No. =. wil.smayiIlc Passenger SD FL.
Nos. -, e, :, . and edalig except aUaHay
N"s. : AID : @undays only.
No. . Elalc- close coa-oc.;pns 2: Eclia with
aoI:h hoUgd ;rsirs ar; NO. . win south Bclad
trains o. CO:,J4 Belt AL Iroa Mountain L.
CAERONDALE. GIAND TOWER ANE
CAPE GIEAEDTAU RAILWAY.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

Says an American lady, who has Just
passed through the Suoz canal: 'tShirs
no longer have to tic up for the night,
but, go up and come down by electric
light, the effect of which, when once
seen, can never be forgotten. There is
a rule of the road by which DIG or tho
other OF the vessels going or coming
down has to tie while they are actually
passing each other. ] think we were
fastened two or three times, and It was
most interesting watching the steamers
coming in from tho next signaling
station. In the bow of each was
IN electric light OF enormous power,
supplied By TIE canal company. The
company charges ten g~uineas for each
lamp. hear IL reported that the British
Government IS about to Withdraw from
Egypt sincerely hope the rumOr is
not true. II is pitiabie to see how con-
cerned the poorer classes of the COM
munity are over the Intelligence. They
dread e return to the cruelties and ex-
actions CT the pachas, and Lesiege one
with questions about the truth Of the
rumor. 1t would be a disgrace to I'm
gland if she abandons this poor. trust
full people to the c-uclties of Mohame-
Ian rule, after having given them a
taste Of real libcrty."-N. Y. Tribune.
Cloth aids of Glass.
II. Dubas Comet of Lille, France, has
invented i process OF spinning and
weaving glass into cloth. The warp is
composed of silk, forming the body and
groundwork on which the pattern IL
glass appears. The requisite fiexibility
Of glass thread for manufacturing pur-
poses is to be ascribe1 to its extreme
~finencss, as not less than 80 or 60 Of the
original threads fspun by steam-powcr)
are required to form one thread used in
the weft of the cloth. The process Of
weaving glass is very slow and tedious,
no more than I yard OF the cloth coming
from one loom in II hours. re WORK,
however, is extremely beautiful, and
considering the work put in upon it, is
comparatively cheap. When we picture
to ourselves a company dressed in vari-
ous coloF5 OF glass cloth, in ar apart
ment decorated with tue sane glitter
ing material, the whole -cspian.ent
with lights, we VIII no longer wonder
at the enchanted palaces mentioned in
she Arabian talca-S.. Lcuis Republic.
Not a Success Don't know how It
is elsewhere. ,ut SO f1r Is Detroit is con-
ccIncd the golden autumn leaf las 10:
hccn 4 success L. has sin.!y been a
yaller. sGH-j@Eai, frizElcd LEAF with a
brg on it, ard tL.e tram? has cone along
and offered 20 axe il ;ntO the gutter Tor
ten cents 4 Iu>hcL-DctrCit Free Press.
You talk about Cranla!gh! Why.
my dear boy, he has forgotten more than
you cver knew." You dent say so.
Wei, that accounts for II Every time
| call on him hes roriag o=o- the en-
c~yclopcdia or the dictionary. lie must
be searching lo- more things to forget
Boston TraHscri} I.
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

Carr LaaG. VI. -. /. %. q. F.-MrctS at
fErir Hall. o. Va, -.rr-t, on thursday even
1: = Of carh rrck "a; 80.
GTav"li - brJrh"r- VIII alvey dnd 4 warm
NCicUm@. lHtj". - CL-Al'N
ono E,EHAEDr. Recorder NJ
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

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>. -. - na-,rir HI, u: mol stT''t - n.
s.-,-I .a4 i1u--'t Tua-s- s. - yea Ia!=ih q; .
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

carr GIrArprAU LKG:nS No 81. SEITCT
KXIGITs or A~NFE5cs.-Meet Of the Masonic
Hall HARMONY street, the first ard third Tues
days OF each mouth at N: c
E. W. FLESTGE. IA hAUE'
Ra..rIar L.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

Jr-Tr Posi-. No T1s. g. :. Il. DER. "F Il"
Meet II their H.. aiguart-rs. Main street. on
tbe s,.luI aLd foarth Saturdays Of each mouth
waiting comrades ere cordially invited to
meet with G-- ). y. hAhiLLI.I,
D.. L. HOFFMAN, AhSt. ~
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

Carr IoDcr No. ISJ, a. q. T W Meet II
Masonic Hell. NET7Hpny si:"ct. the Erst al
Ni.iti - w5rkf.lra viii find co"-". a iEl'nis
Inr,S II.rr-,<. r. 4. kAGE,
'" p..5rier ii. w.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

CIR owl ~C-rr.-acCts cy"rE "Wednesday
see Iir- ~ >n'r!'ck- HC2m IN Mia f'f''tI IN
p.i, 49, P1w Room oprn :. all times ;GT
member. -"L'y'it
Jas MClENNA. IEeS'uV'-
sanitary
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

Dare tn he 4 Da-iel.
Dare TO stand aiole:
Dare 10 have . purpose me
Dare 10 make il known
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

In two weeks more Mr. Z. L. Smith,
who for many years has held the position
Ok cashier in the Gardiner National Bank,
sewers his connection with that institution BY
resignation and accepts similar position
alta largely increased salary in the Ma
tionsl Shoe and Leather Bank of Auburn
the same bank in which be took his rst
lessons in banking. Mr.. Smith Is a man
Of rare business ability and one who by his
tact and shrewdnsss has done mach to
secure and hold the present large business
which the bank possesses. His uniform
courtesy has made him very popular with
the patrons Of the bank and he enjoys the
utmost confidence Of the bank officials. In
his resignaiian the Gardiner bank loses q
faithful man and the Auburn bank gains a
trusted and experienced cashier. Mr..
Smith and his family will reside in Auburn
The Journal learns that Mr. Smiths sue
cessor will be Mr.. A. e. Harlow, who has
been ore Of the book-keepers in the First
National Bank of Lewiston, a man well
qualified to discharge the duties Of the
position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
Church Notices.

Subject OF Rev. J. +. Lslands discourse
Sunday morning Human and Divine The.
olosy."
At Friends chapel, SERVES will be held
on Sunday at 1890 A. NJ. and 2. NJ.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening a,
100
Howard oven, Esq wiz deliver his lee
ture on ''J1shus and his Times at the Y
". C. A. rooms next Tuesday evening In
the regular lecture course.
Unitarian church. Services in the morn
ing conducted by the pastor Rev. r. A
Griffin at 1920. Everyone cordially in.
vited. Sunday school at II M.
At the Free Baptist church tomorrow
preaching by Prof A. W. Anthony Of Bates
College. Young Peoples meeting at 6 p.
NJ. and general prayer and praise service at
7P.M. A cordial iavitation is extented
to all.
A. the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms. Sunday 1t .
A. NJ, biols class; 3 80 T.. NJ boys meet
ing; I +. NJ. mems gospel meeting con
Quoted by the General Secretary. Male
quartet will sing. All men cordially invi-
ted.
81. Marks church, Mid.Lent Sunday
Holy Communion A. NJ Morning ser
vice and sermon 1890 A. NJ. Sunday
School 80 p NJ. First evensong with
catechizing p. NJ. Choral even,ong with
sermon p. NJ. All cordially invited.
Al the Methodist church, $50, prayer
meeting; 10 20, revival service and sermon,
by l;sv. II. A. Mcbride; 1905, Sunday
school; 6, young people. prayer meeting
the closing service in series conducted BY
EysngeIi. Mcbride aud wife. Everybody
invited.
1t the First Baptist church morning wor-
ship and sermon by the pastor at 1890 A
N. Subject. "Condition Of the Redeemed.
4 S. with adult classes at 10 NJ. p. s
{. f, meeting st 6 z. NJ. General gospel
service with address by the pastor at p.
M. All cordially Invited.
Congregational church, 10 80 A. M. wor-
chip aud sermon by the pastor; subject
"Has Christianity Failed?" ll.45 A. NJ
Sunday school; 6 I. M, Y. p. S. C. Il.
meeting. subject. Obedience in Little
Thirgs,' Miss Dunbsr, lesder; z. NJ.
vesper service and sermon. A cordial
invitation TO all.
Services at the universalist church every
Sunday morning at t0t5 a, M; Sunday
school at II NJ, Chr stan Union At 6 so
/. NJ Prayer and teachers meeting every
Wednesday evening at o'clock. St.ans-
ers heartily welcomed. Subject next sun
day morning Some Thoughts on the Len
ten Season" Rsv. J. +. Leland, pastor.
residence. Spring street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
Bursting Aschias Injases Three Men
at Old Pulp Mil.

An accident happened At the oh
pulp mill las. evening q. about 9.I'
o'clock. The barking machine broke
striking Edward Coburn. living At Pe,ssn
giiPs Corner. breaking his shoulder. BE
vas taken TO his home and DIR. X. J. Ms.tie
called. Eugene Ashness, who VA. near
at hard. vas struck with q flying mis,ile
knocking him down and cutting
cash over the left eye. The machinery
was very much shattered, the inside Of one
pulley being torn ont. The other wheel
vas split. When 4 JOURNAL reporter
reached the scene Of the acciden. an EN-.
ploye was gathering the pieces up. DR..
Martin says thst Columns collar bone is
broken and he IL cut about the srms and
legs and otherwise injured He does no,
think the injuries will prove fatal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

Prof capen eatsstaiass sbsu: fifty re-
rsssDtstives asd fhsir is3i.s v:sh The Pho
nsSs.pA on T!,nrsdsg s~enfns in he lee
tsYe room II the Ding, Bssfseu CoyIesr.
IN apptecistise sstleocs essssesa ssd IL.
terrell - are exldbidon which occupied
~ hon.s sfms. Prof. Cspen opened the
enssstsissasns sifh . shsss isctnrs In which
be erp'aiD~d tie fnsuansns and its voc.
dsfs for the seneat Of those ia attendance
Who had NOT hssrd il. A fas programme
consisting Of vocal asd Instrumental musse
WIS heard, every tone berg plsinly sus.
sa'ned. Coraes solos were also giyen, asd
sreprodaciion Of local orchestra clsy-
ing qaAdsiiie for . dance, In which
the prompser's directions were pIsinly
visible. The ESTABLISHMENT closed viii
selection entitled IA American
Medley played BY brass bsrd Of 23rd
street. New York City. Thi, Lass vas
indeed q treat, the Listener dofing the prog
Fess OF the piece would almost imasirs
himself in the metropolitan city. Other
selections vess heard sad appreciated.
The evenings pleasure was gotten up BY
HIM, J. l. orcutt, representative srem
Monmouth. sho rendered invlsstisns 70 bis
fsiio~ members Of the Legislature. At
the close few remarks we're made by Mr..
Circuit and responded 70 BY Mr.. Capen.
vote sf thanks was extended
Mr.. Cspen by all present who expressed
their vote BY rising. Mr.. capen kindly
rendered the exhibition 1t the ,eqaes, Of
Mr.. circuit and many thanks are due both
o. these rentiemen. The party left the hail
expressing themselves as much pleased
with tho result. Of an evenings entertain
mens with the photograph.