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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-28
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BROTHERS. BROTHERS.
CULM|NAT|N At FRACTIONS

Ordinary bargains of little value this arac
tons Those offer for today EXTRAORDINARY in
the strongest Mark these Hosiery items! None to
equal them have been offered in this city.
FOR NINETEEN CENTS! Childrens Heavy Wool,
1ronCad School Hose with double Stockings good
are seldom seldom for 35c. Our price today is
IQC=NINETEEN CENTS-IoC
for Children Very fine rib double knees you buy
them for SOC elsewhere it well do You
buy them here today for NINETEEN CENTS A PAIR.
In order to introduce Peg Top Hosiery will SELL to-
day only Csc quality Feecened Peg Top Stockings for
THIRTY-FIVE CENTS A PAIR THREE PAIRS FOR A
DOLLAR.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-28

r. L. Wilkins, appellant vs. William C. Sher-
wood, respondent. Order affirmed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-28

Charles Clifford. appellant VS.. Northern Pa
clfic Railroad Company. respondent. Judg-
ment reversed. GILFILLAN, c. j.
Syilabus-Th costs allowed upon the
recovery of the price or value of labor
or services, by General Laws 1861. oh.
Al, may be recovered by an assignee of
the person rendering the labor or serv-
ices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-28

Syllabus-rhe decision of this court
i'll Haas VS.. Billings, AZ Mimi, 63, fol
lowed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09

The next session of the Lincoln Pomo,.
Grange will be held with Maple Grange \,
North Waldoboro. Oct. 10. There VA, !,
interesting discussion Of woman suernr
when KnoS aud Lincoln County pomor.
Grange met with Hope Grange Sept. IS.
The next session of the Maine SIN.
Grange will. be held at Central Hall, Dove,
December 18Th, goth. 2lst. and possibly IN,
I'D. This Getting will BE- likely TO b,in,
together between 400 and 800 member, Al
the order from various parts Of the State.
Following is the interesting prosrsmms
arranged for the meeting Of Somerset Po,
mona Grange with st. Adams Grange,
Tuesday, Oct. 10th: Opening ceremonies,
music by the choir; order of business; al.
dress of welcome, Sister \. A. Lonsley,
response, Oramei Murray. music by IN,
choir, select readings, SISTERS Myra Laugh.
ton and Nena Dow; song Sister Ada South.
ard select readings, Bro, George Merrill
and Sister Addie Turner; song, Sister
Myra Laughton; select reading; Sister
Lena Merrill recitation, Sister Ada South.
ard music by the choir; essay, Sister N
IL. Nining; lst question, "llow shall our
State ard local fairs be msragcd to be the
most beneficial 20 farmerss" LIST to open
the question, Bro, II. W. Bracket; "a,
Bro. Joseph Z. Tutle; "a. Bro. NJ. l.,
Merrill and others; III question, is farm
life preferable to city life?" LIST to open
the question, Sister N. Is. Turner; "a,
Sister Emma penuell; 81, Sister julia
Dingley and others. Music by the choir
closing ceremonies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09

DR.. II. N. Moulson Of Cumberland q.
ter maintains ~ close alliance VIM =
vinnsrs a. he did when he captaiped 9
victorious Bowdoin ball nine 10 lSss q.
was hnownx ~ "Maldoon." He knov. :
much about speedy horses As he once a !.
speedy curves. One of his horses il !,
yeariiag Linz sd, chestnut stallio. :
Maine Prince. lie has started in sis ~.
this year. at Moray, Lisermste hi.
Maine State Fair, Gray, Gorham and s..
and has won every one. Ills best tim =.
10. for half m.ie. which beats thin y..,.
wearing record. Ills handsome ye,,,ou
Fesrcaught Prince, fall brother to Il,
wood, won at Norway, Cumberland, t,,,.
was second at Gorhsm ard Ssco. and a;,u
ell third and fourth at Lewiston.
Riaby is track for record sm,,h,,.
even if Nelson didn't succeed in sm,.h;,.
his.
The handsome bay stallion Eissrdo -.
laurels and dollars at Risby on Thu,a,,
His owner. W. +. Todd, proprieto, Of A.
ST. Croix Stock Farm, 81. Stephen, Nm
is naturally pleased at the result.
Nancy Hanks can't be counted on to lc,.
er the trotting record this season.
The Rigby park management de,e,,..
all the success that attended the grea, r,s..
there last week.
Capt. NJ. w. WcodmSn can y ell be p,0,,
Of St. Patrick, his speedy t-yesr-ola ia.
Howe coli, says the Rocklsni Cour;s..
Gazette. He has developed phenomen.,
speed. Keep your eye on st. Patrick Ar,
see him go into the charmed circle!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
His Personal Experience.

ION. lanes W. Busted. while serving
sixth term "a speaker of the Assembly
l ne State of :. f4-k, writes
STATE OF New YORK, ASSEMBLY !
tuAMRFR, AtaAsY Jan. IL, 1880. J
ordeste un1e more 10 bear my testimony
he value of ALLCocK'- PoRoUs Pas
ns. have used them for twenty-five
AIRS past, AMI can eonscif ntiously COM
nd them "a tl,e best ex'ernil remedy
It lsve kno~n. Years ago. when
own from carriage and seriously in
ID. Ieare them a III rough trial. In a
short time the pain that | was suffer
e'disappearei. art sithin week ] was
rely relieved On another OCCASION
n entering from sew re- ugh, Which
stsned pulmonary difficulties. which |
recommended t. go to Florida
oheleve, | determined 10 test the
orers again. applied them to
chest sni betFeen the shout
blades, ard ia less than a fort
Iva. entireb cured On stlil another
passion when suffering from sn attack of
thonati-m in tine shoulder 10 such an ex-
Dishat could scarcely raise Iny arm,
but resorted n the plistars, an within a
fecfe~ d.ys the rhs u'aat m eniireiy u.s.
to kred. | have them constantly BY me,
cul,er at home or abroai. Ny family as
| in az myself have fonud them 10 be 8
| anreign remedy. both for external AMI Ia
| FaI troubles. never h VI bot one kid
ccdificuiiy in my life, and tqe appiies-
| T Of the plasEsrs cured me- ia week.
| Gre, as said before, 10 bear my testi-
ny in public vsy TO t1eir fheacy' and
row of no better way of doing Ii than by
| 'ips you my personal p.ris nee.
| &c seod f~ form
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[csasiaued from 1T pase.l


Eow came sor1e mere fan- Mr.. Spear
triei 70 get On. Of ice witness re fact thai
Mr.. aad Mrs Babcoek us,le tssir state
raenss voluntarily so ss 10 Fefute Mrs Bah
cock. statement that NJ. spar had in
ssssd.g Mr.. Carleton vas eqaxiiy lsssr-
mined to keep il sas. FIR qaa.tef OF az
hour they struggled over the CONT before
the isdSe untii Sir. Scar Aai psasticali'
gained his Foiat-
pirset gsy Mr. Spsarf--l eannSr gre
the conFer-ati1is aka ass grsas seeS1rAes
bu. oaly > hat il vas substantially. More
interruption aal sgsl wrargiiag recos'
lses your saving 70 beth fhat whatever thsy
fur. and Mr.. Bshc4ek .sit ~as volan-
,ary AID she Mrs Bsnescs sasi nothing
that showed any reluctance to pasxe state
ment.
There wa nc cross Examination OF Is.
Estes by the prosecution.
Mr.. Carleton arose and sail that hs hated
20 ask for delay bat that be hal been In
court for i've weeks coaseealiveiy and
woaA ike to &c. hame for Sunday as he
felt the need Of rest, and be hoped taat the
Judge would adjourn court early enough to
allow the jurors AMI Witnesses 10 take the
afternoon train, and IS for himself he had
a drive OF 20 miles to take in the rain
The Judge said he appreciated the strain
that all had been under during the past few
weeks, and, provided the defence made nc
objection. he would adjourn. Mr.. Spear
waived his tight to ohj.et and ar 3 30
o clock court adjourned until 10 o'clock or
Monday morning.
Just before adjournment Judge Hal
again most earnestly and impressively eau
toned the Jurors against reading the news
paper or discussing the case amongst them
selves or with any one.
ID Monday will be the day OF the trial, toi
Ater Dr. Brickett and Miss Blake have ties
eA ed the defendant and his wife will go CT
. stand. Then, if there i, time, DR..
We all will be put on by the Prosecution to
anbut Dir. Gerrishs startling testimony
f e arguments will probably be made os
ne esdsy. and, possibly, on Wednesday
.ooit noon Judge Hall will charge Wedne'
'eaAg and verdict may be looked for OF
tuesday.
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COM MUNICATION RESTORED.
Moors Hiding In the Valleys Awatttn,
Opportunity and ReinfOrcements.

MADRID, Oct. S-Cable communication
with Meliila, which was interrupted Thurs.
day, has been restored. The latest news
from the fortress is that the Moors are in
visible. 1t is supposed that they are hiding
in the valleys near Meila, awaiting rein
forcements or some favorable oppo rtuniiy
to make au attack.
The first detachment Of military rein
forcements from Spain reached MeliIla
yesterday and marched to the fort. The
Spanish squadron has been ordered to
cruise along the Moorish coast between
Tangier and MeliIla making Algeciras, in
the bay Of Gibraltar, its headquarters
The second army corps will be concen
trated probably at Seville, 50 as to be
ready for any emergency at Melilla
The enthusiasm for war policy growf
hourly anon the people The whole ar
my wish to 20 to the North African coast.
and dozen regiments have volunteeref.
TO forego the extra pay usually given for
active campaign work. All the for eigb
ministers cali daily at the foreign Office to
hear the latest news from MeluIa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09

A Young man writes from st. Joseph,
Mo-. to a dealer in this city that he Is
offering for sale, through stress Of hard
times. very rare book, presumably
1.-THE oldest book in America" The vol
ume is printed in Dutch. is in perfect
condition and was published more than
800 years ago. The present owner, whose
letter proelaims his illiteracy. believes
that he has IA veritable treasure. he
will be terribly shocked when he discov-
ers that his treasure is worth in the mar
ket not more than -.
Age alone gives value to but very few
books. Yet the average person has an
idea that if book was printed long age
it must necessarily be valuable, and
what is curious, different people differ
as to the dates that make book old
There are those who fancy that volume
printed 100 years ago must be esteemed
very old and very rare and very valu
able. Others show you with pride
Hudibras printed-we will say-in 1850
or Bible printed POO years ago, ant
these volumes are cherished because Of
their antiquity.
A very worthy lady living in Massa
chusetts recently exhibited with an elab
crate flourish volume of sermons bear
ing the date of 17S5--a volume she rev
cred, loved and treasured because OF it
age. A few moments later she gave NJ
to the writer without any hesitancy
charming little 1921 reprint of the New
England primer.-Chicago Record.
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RkAprlELp. A kr
| The drama "Millie, The Qua,lroon. wm
presented at Giles hall Wednesday evening"
Oct. i,h, to a full house. 1t was a 6re
play and well presented. Special mention
should be made of the fine acting Of Miss
Belle Brown as the tlusdroon and Mrs. W.
| G. Hunton II. Miss Priscilla. The other
| parts were all wen taken by the following
| Miss Tes.ic Gle NJ the negro girl. "Gyp."
| Clyde Haines as "lsadore HAYDEN, EvaC
| Smith as "old Harriet" Walter G.. Gle m
| Charlie Hayden" W. G. Hunton as
| Oscar Dasillc," Burt l.. Gray as Oh.
| Grover" and Walter Smith MS "Sish,"a
slave. Music was furnished by the Read.
field orchestra.
| EAST PirTsroS.
Miss Helen and Cad Clark Of Randolph
are visiting ut Mrs. l.. :. Clark's.-Slrs.
Henry Hunt. who has been quite sick Of
late, is slowly improving Mr. Henry
Knight received very bad cut on his eye
few days ago. II is proving very pain
ful.-Qunte a number of our villagers A.
tended the select dance ut the Grange ball
last week and report n very pleasant time.
"Monhagnn" furnished music.--Mr. VIM.
| Dtis and Mr.. Chss, nds, both of Boston, are
| spending few days here on business
| Our streets have been well covered with
| fine gravel from Cicave's store TO Clarke
| Dwelling house. Mr.. Samuel Moody, our
surveyor, knows just what wants to be done
and low to do it aud every body SHOULD say
"amen" to this much needed work.-Hea'y
OK teams are hauling rock from the gold
mine on Pendlcton's farm to the mill in this
place. The machinery is nearly adjusted
and everything proving favorable. Work
of crushing the rock will begin in few
days. All eyes are locking for good
results, and hoping for the bcs.-0ur
band will give fair TIE last Of this
month. Preparation, are now being made
ani posters of tn same with programme OF
both evenings i'll be put up NJ due season.
We hope all will give the "hoys" lift.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09

You cannot be half day in Germany
without discovering that "Kneipp" has
there become great power. Half the
population talk "Kneipp'-they walk
'.Kneipp," dress "Kneipp," battle
"Kneipp." feed "Kneipp.' and the more
nimble among them even dance
"Kneipp." Ladies invite their friends
as a matter Of course-just as naturally
as here they would to partake of cup
of tea-to diyest themselves of their shoes
and stockings and indulge in a walk in
the river or in some near pond. People
whose sleep is troubled, as matter OF
course. supplement their habitual night
cap" with "Kneipp'' footbath-all cold
out of which they draw up their feet
and calves. all moist and dripping, into
the sheets which we benighted islanders
assiduously study to keep dry.
If you NAV believe the new god Of
healing and his votaries. there is no com
plant which "kneipp" will not cure
from simple dyspepsia up to cholera anc
even lunacy. And it is all, or most o.
it. accomplished by water--a mercifu
dispensation of Providence it may seem
under the peculiar circumstances her
aiding an era of universal cleanliness
Gentleman's Magazine.
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,JCUSTA LOCALS.
He is
lyze,
To Commence It's 18th Year.

OF tn Unity Club will commence its lSn
80 U Monday evening, Oct. Il, The work
privse winter will be Studies in American
teachture." 80.
Ca, programme has been carefully pre-
o o and must prove interesting and profit
b,s 10 all lovers of literature. The coui Sc
retir,dy v ill include General Survey Of
tive -ican Literature at the Outbreak OF
Dsebelliou, Prominent Authors of the
oia.'" Literature Developed by the Wal
Ia he Union," The Realistic and Ro-
the ic Schools. Recent Leading Essay
nor'Iistorians, Poets, Novelists, Gen
JrStudy of the Poetry of Today" with
oors sentative poems, readings and musical
the ions.
over better or more interesting way can he
ms led by those desiring knowledge OF
ut American writer's. than through this
Cbre with the Unity. The club is not
theed but will cordially welcome to men,
and,ip those wishing to follow such a
w vro sc of study.
thae meeting Oct. II will be held with
&c. II. Mason, Green street, when tie
for paper on the programme will be pre-
HE'D by Mrs. L. d, Carver, follosed by
:. 'ings and music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-09
safety From . PERIODIC sse.rx..

Do you want 70 be insured, dweiIer in nalas /
ons region, against the periodical scourge whisi
threatens 70 a.-ail you 10 the form Of eiiils aia
fever or come of the forms Of mlssna-bo
sesse. " goes without saying. ths; you do
Then, instead OF using JainiBs or other aiksicss
and mineral drugs, which merely relieve and ar
Always detrimental :, general health. seek Of
where IL IL always fortheomiag-from the thar
ough preventive and remedy. Hostester'. stofass h
Bi,fers. which. in reg oBs where malaria is q !
rnoTs violent ard prevalent thar 4 IL this COZ
ttnent. eTadscatss IL completely from the system
Biiiousnss-, dyspepsis. constipation, ksdaes an
ltrFeas Complaints. neufsissa and rheumatism
are among tie ma'adies to xhirh She ratiri sl
ton aud corrective is adapted Physician every.
whore know its genuine worth.
ostoeod1x fJl M
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

Without heavy rains soon, Boston must
be short Of water.
Matchbox won the ss5. 900 stake at Kemp
ton park. England.
Rhode Island weavers are organizing be
| cause of the 10 per cent reduction.
The receiver Of the Bay State leagu,
will pay dividend Of 81 per cent
An old lady was knocked down and
robbed in the streets Of New Bedford. Mass
The insecurity OF the pope in Rome /.
emphstically set forth by the London Tab
let.
The ocean western record is now 5 dayi
10 hours and y minutes, held By the Lu
CANA.
New England Knights ot Labor are "a
meet in Boston to consider the Plant
strike.
A portion OF the lower Pacific mills u,
Lawrence, Mass, will resume operation
Monday.
Judge Gary, the special aversion of the
anarchists, was nominated by Chicago
Republicans.
William Jennings was arrested at Au
ensta, Me. charged with passing a coun-
terfeit silver dollar.
Rev. o. II. Tracy was installed pastor O,
the Green Street Free Baptist church a,
Sonersworth, y. II.
J. r. Hooper Of Canada 8 charged with
having poisoned his Insane wife under
sensational circumstances.
A bottle picked up on the coast Of Bra
zil contained news that the Naronic foun-
dersd after striking an iceberg.
George Cogy, a eoiored man, who fell
from the loft If Tsnple s. Corson's barn
1t New Bedford. Mass. died from his In
jnries
The body Of VIII am +. Par,lee Of North
Swansea was found NJ Fall River. Mas
and his friends are certain that be was
murdered
Millionaire John Walker Of Cleveland
was arrested In Providence at the insssncs
Of DR.. Searies OF Worcester, Mass, for al.
legged libel
Edward aorris, employed in the East
Providence fR. II street department, was
arrested on charge Of Attem psiag to
feloniously assault Clara Brown, q half
witted girl
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Rsligssas.

Bsllsssas.
Oct fzfi-ysrx csnsrsszsiona. cszie-sIe<. Liz
OCT. nlI-wsiss Congregational caEssrsses.
OCT. ii@a.neees Christian End azas Convection.
OF. n-lEasxz..z Dfs .rie. Mlais:ssiai As-oeia
oct. iagz-Ansaas CaassE.lon Maine sandzY
sesssss. AnSaYn-
Oct. E.ss- oxford Congregational Conferences,
0es ; Is Canbetiana Congregational coassf-
s.:t. II is-penotseot csagr. ga;ioaai Goa srsHse,
Oct e - Pi-eata.suis Congregational Confer
Oct. : ls-W ssAfnzisn coanfy cougrsgasicssl
Csz;~reaer, whffneYsiile
Oct u .-Nafne Coa4sFeney, Loea! PFsaehefs'
Assselas4oH al ". H. church. South leens-
Temperance.
ost. 1926 = ralsa Congregational Conference
oe,. fs-14tora psztrse. Good Tesnpix.s. A ndoves
Oct Il IL sefDi -snsaAi Session Grand Lodge OF
Maine Good Teaplsrs. fs!sis.
Sos. 2-naHsSek D.strie, Good Temp afs, D"si-
Nov f-waldo District Good Tsmpiars, Jackson.
Nov. is srh District Good Tsnpiars. ga of-
yss "a Franklin District Good Temp1ars. Farm
Dee' i--somsrset District Good Tenplars. Madi-
son.
Edseasionai.
Oct. IA -wslao County Teaehsrs' CeaSsntidn,
Liberty.
Oct. a. ndro.coxgin County reachers' conven'
oei L i--Ea-t Washington Teachers CoHyen-
t40e. kas;pyrr.
oct, "a za.-Os:ord County Ts-ehsr.' coE'entien'
Oct. n Nos f-Anaual session Hancock E4Gea-
Local As oclat.Sn, taatiar.
Miscellaneous.
Oct. 10 l2 Annual Meeting State Federation Of
W0men's Clubs. akoShegsn- s..,,
Oct. il-IseoBHrt Royal Aaeh Chapter Consii
t9,ed. Ws.efYilie.
Oct lo-Reunion First aaiae Cavalry. Augusta.
Maine Fairs.
oct 10 l2--5hapiey and Acton, Acton.
Oct 10, II and iz-5agadaAoe Coani2 s1Is-
Ios ..i.gat n: ff,naria rubra 10 be open
from 0 to 3; iii- white water lily (nym-
phaaJ from l.n1t to 4; the common
mouse ear h,y ,.r lhieracium) from
! 10 2. the - f.rnel (anagallis)
to wakcn 81 .-i .Jse soon after 2;
Tragopog0n - :,i,l4 TO open at In the
morning and ~ it,, !, Isl before II. whence
its English n-l.D, John go TO bed at
noon. Farmers boys in some parts are
said 10 regu,.te their dinner time by IT,
Other flower, n tine contrary, open In the
evening,
Now, it is obyious that flowers which
are fortified by night flying insects
would derive no advantage from being
open by day, aad. on the other hand. that
those which are fertilized by bees would
gain nothing by being open at night.
Nay. it womb bea distinct disadvantage,
because 1t wonid render them liable to he
robbed Of thdr hoL'y and pollen by In
sects which are not capable Of fertilizIng
them. have ventured to suggest then
that the closing Of the flowers may have
reference TO the habits Of the insects,
and it may be observed also in support
of this that wind fortified flowers do
not sleep, and that many Of those flowers
which attract insects by smell open and
emit their scent at particular hours.
Thus Hesperus Inatronalis and Lychnis
vespertina smell in the evening, and Or
CHS pifolia is particularly sweet at night.
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
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CSBEIpGE, Mass, Oct. s.-The selectmei
have received official notification Of til,
appeal Of the Calumet Wooden conpau,
to the superior court for the abatement o
taxes The coInptny has paid its taxrs 70,
TWO years nhd-r protest, claiming bi,a,
money which han Que ys~n taxed wa. ~
sessed again after nasI,. been inyested h,
real estate The CASE i sJgnewh It comoIt.
Gated and will be contested by tine town.
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The STOCK MARKET.
Dealings In Leading securities In Bosto.
aud New York.

BosToN, Oct. In the outside market cal
money is quoted at 3 Ia + per cent, and time
money is borniually per cent.
The week IN the stock market has been dc
void Of all interest. Speculation has been con
fined 10 three or four of the industrials an
the same number OF railroads, while invest
ment buying has IL en- Hat With the Inarkc
thus limited aatl neither party to it disposed
10 extend its operations, the range has bee.
exceedingly narrow.
Prices tIday were without significance an I
the hulletius from the yacht race attracted a.
much attention aS the tape. London tame i,
weakcr. The strongest stocxs on the list wer
General Electric, which re ,isiered an ad
vance Of = % t4}s- and su tar Refinery pre-.
ierrcd an advance of q Ia saJs. The common
touched ~ hut dropped back 70 siJs. tue same
as the final sale Of Friday. Atchisoa was
down s 10 1875, New England up 4 to 2syk,an !
Un4on Pacific steady at -.
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BY TElEeNPH.
AMID LOUD CHEERS.
Frederick 7. GrsenhaIge Nominated
for Governor Of Massachusetts,.


B0sToS. Oct S-Nusir hall was arraysd
In gorgeous calor. yesterday liz honor o.
the assembling Of the Republican stat
convention. A mass Of aags and bunting
lined the vail in the rear OF the stage, sii'i
eonsp:eaous among this baak Of coiors
were the coat Of arms Of the common
wealth aad Of the city of Boston The
red, white aue. hung in graceful festoons
from the first gallery. The seating ar
rangemsats were perfect. and, as the dele
gates struggled into the hall. busy nu.
Of conversation lent lively aspect to The
seege
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v,..ria,, and know TO be reals The educs'
t,onai effect OF this EXPOSITION - sol'leea.A
OF chestnut. but we realise y naole 49, 4.
more every day. No person. ignorant y.
learned. can leave here the same person. u
came. The poorest iaoorsr VINO mas psssS,
three days in the grounds VIII cslsy noll's
: thousand glorious memories. tnoasss,au
images which will rise IN memory Is us
tolls aud furnish him with many thoussnu
hours of pleasant thought Not only nas
this fair brought together the greatest eor'
s.r,crive inteliecss on earth, oat II ass
made all other visitors see what teose minus
can do and has gone far TO estaoissa tns
bes, form Of comfnanisia-the communism
of sAoaght-