The Archive · 1890

The Grand Balloon Cent

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Te is not often that the promise programme of an open-air entertain mote fully and satisfactorily eat ried than that of the eahibiti Shanghai, given at the great Chinese the br evident not of ree manded $12 been dene reduc to deliver up the balloon, note for that amount and they locked the Garden near the Point on Saturday after- On Tuesday the dalle now. Te was annetneed that the inflation fromthe nativesaftera of the monster ho Hoon would 1 them. Mthouzh the at four, and Jong before that the delightful tw accept $6, they repented of the ba road to the Puint, shaded all the demanded 88, which so enraged by well-grown trees, was ervvded pedestrians and carriages of all kinds from jinrieshas to barouches and pairs; while an yotwitlstan interminable succession of steam launches, te stop his prominent among them bing the Grtsbu Prof. and Miss van Tascell will give with a select party of sightseers, churned up the muddy Whangpu, and made life, as they passed along at full speed, a burden to the much-tessed sailing-boaters. It isan which the new monster balloon, inevitable grief te those who yet their pre: process of construction, will ascend, carious liveliivod by going up and down in Ballaons anid parachutes, that the most most only seen gratis; but fully es th part of their performance can be tak bag THE DEAF.—\ Person cured of ce Fact was Deafness avid nesses i the h

gardens. On a pi there was still a the river sen in the x sonny will Person semicircular bamboo fence, some 40 feet, 21, "Bedford high and 150 feet in length, bad been Suttare, London, W.C., England, cagered to keep ff the wind, and inside—S & W—655

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