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who stole my girl away and killed my wife Oh,
sir. TO think. But must not think. I've IND
monkey. but somehow / can't get an organ. l
drink. / can't help II, and don't want TO. They
ell me Od Grpn but tsn do soro care IRE my Even
went to see him on the Island. ana because me
boys laughed at my. coat, he pretended was his
me TO marry. Marry / wouldn't marry tho
Queen. cf Italy; My heart 10 in the gravo-cx-
cept what's with the child"
didn't see my way very clear. had struck
n rock. and the stream obcycd but II wasn't pre-
cscly the tap | had expected. Evidently tho old
man could talk till doomsday. ! sympathizcd
with his troubles and his diet. but there didn't
seem to be any way of helping him. SO l sald
g Are you settled here for the summer 2"
No leave next week. The new routes arc
oil laid out | shall go from tho city line OF
Brooklyn down. ON Long Island for throo
months. Then take Jersey. beyond Newark.
rs far as Paramount ; then come back for the
winter. | have nm idea would like to try San
Francisco, but CoOlhaugh IL under obligations
not to- 70 there with his men. and while I'm in
his debt I'm his slave. I'm drilling my mon
and Baltimore route. That's y great place for
side shows. man WIN good dancing poa ar
could make fortune on thnt road. You never
want is San Francisco. If coolbaush would
We'll. cood-by. old man wish could help
you Ia what's better than money"
wish to God you could. air hut my lots
settled. Fute's fate. and have met mine"
left him. In an hour after | CHANGED to pass
that way. watching for a car. As stood for n
moment near his doorstcps. on which sat "A
throng Of dirty. black-eyed. ppe-smoking
Italians. there came from the window Of the
upper story the stately measures OF old Dun
dee. andthe clear sonorous tones ofthe grind
cr's voice.
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ELLA H1RRINGTON 1yENGED.
One OF the Parties to her Murder deliberately
browns himself In Canal.

LOWELL, Mass, July li.-Jamcs A. Favor,
admitted to bail in 5000 last week for aiding
ne fatal abortion on tue person Of Mary Ella
liarrinEtun, committed sul"ide this afternoon
10y drowning himself in the canal. in the rear OF
the Southwirk blork Prescott STREET lie was
seen passing through Pres oft street u short
time previously ana WIS asked by Undertaken
brooks now he felt. He responded. "Tp-top."
lie had bundle under on arm, done up in
lrown paper which some fought was n large
Bible but which proved 10 be "A heavy weight to
which rope WINS attached After going through
the passageway lending to the canal landing in
rear of the block he seemed quit" nervous and
uneasy At one time he drew papers from his
inner vest p9ck't ana l9gkGd at thrm lie thgn
basement steps ~ the rear Of Southwlck block
and sat down, adjusting the rope fastened to the
weight. rs IL supposed about his mock.
suddenly he walked rapidly and directly to
the canal, n distance OF alou. thirty feet, when
he laid his nat down on, ne bank and lunEsd
papers were nj the bottom Of II, "A handkerchief
WAS over t,and a stonr weighing about pound
canal. j. 4. Favor ON another was written,
" o lard Of rest for thee seek = The body WAS
recovered after the water in IN" canal WAS par-
italy drawn oil about three hours aftcrwArd.
The weight attached 10 his neck 10y tho rope
MS square shaped paving stone, weighing
Weighing about pound In each pocket The
only othrr contents OF his pockets were knife
and about 81 80 IN money.
Doceased WINS Is yrurs Of age, and leaves two
sons Joseph C.. rcsdingin Boston, and Horace
iylns in Manchester, n. II. He has lived in
Lowell about twenty years and WIS for a long
time employed in the yard of tho MIddlesex
Mils Corporation For several years he has
which he had laid by. Within week he told
Undertaken Chamberlain that he had settled W
Us aiialrs and wanted him to take charge ~
would not he great while or" Ho has been
troubled with heart disease. and has been in
failing health since his first arrest for implica-
ton in occAsoning the death Of Mary Ella Hur-
rington. II was understood that the confession
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Salpplns.

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Rates VI passage grtAty reduced.
Louis DE BEBIAN. Agent So broadway
INMANH IiNNEfx MAN. sTtAN Frs, poo,
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From Pier s, Xorih rssr.
cARIS SO Az si gold Return kc,: on favorable
saloons state Rooms, snoNius aud Bath Rooms amll.
JOHN O. DALE, Agent.
Is and 80 BROADWAY. New York.
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See advertisement under Excursion.
NATIONAL I fSR nfoGS1Sy q and ST. So''A'v'F
GREECE oi.,x Ihgr,iayy lgy ,i'e;%ioAM
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STEAMSHIP LINES
For California, 1,gap c6la, Australia New Zealand
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From rier -. tot Of Canal t, X
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CABINS all amiisips saloon, 80 and lplsoi Re
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DLAID NtINsOOks, Victoria lawns figured
lawns, shtotln. aud starting mu.iins from auDtuut
balance damaged silrrng hu,u MS haudk,rclucf-. Ac,
CLEARING out choHg wM MATHEWS. "a tAtlarino 4
Authun Clothes.
VI ~ saw, shAuns, 49, AT Morusann hoN factory lih
/ Il ami iih az. FRIDAY, July 90 AT II O'Clock
UNITED STATES MAKsuAI's SALE
y BAkktkA co Auri |nc,rs i7Hui ~ Liberty ST.. viii
gar- cigarette, suuhins aml chewing tobacco nicer
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STEAMBOATS, ano Sailroaos.
DENNsHLvANIA RAILKOAD.
AND UNITED STATES Nail RorrR.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROrTR.
on ami after June - ~T7 trains leave New York. via
De.hros-es and Cortandt Streets Ferries follows
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh. the West aud south,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A. NJ, . and 80
4 VI daily.
For w!Aam-port Lock Haven. Cory. and Erie at = ~
+ VI, connecting ut CORY Tor rtusyille, Petroleum
Centre. and c Oh IL sions For Wilhamspori and Lock
Haven. y 4. VI.
For Baltimore, Washington and the South. Limited
Washington Express of Pullman Paror Cars, daily.
except SUNDAY. D.}l A arrive Washington I 10 4
Regular ats 70 A. NJ, l. 4. ami so 7. NJ. sunday,
AMI = 80 L. VI
ENrrc.. Tor PHILADELPHIA. 7ao, 500, q 20 Limited
10 ~ /. 4. .. a. T. AMI : 80 T. VI sunday . \ VI q,
4. VI.
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth RAILWAY Princeton,
cniou, Perth Amhoy tcmn-ton. ReNiterc. ami
,rhcr points. local schedules nli Ticket Oiic,s
Traus ernNe Prom Pittsburgh. ~ and 100 and
~ -uP daily 10 10 \ NJ "a - + ". daily, except
Monday From Washington gni Baltimore. 40, 10 40
A. NJ. I 10. 49, AMI 10 To l. sunday, q 81. 10 -
" Prom Philadelphia, u.s. Is -. % 10, 10 10. 10 ~
" fbA 10 ~ , lu. q 50. X - 10 10. AMI 10 -
SUNDAY, 3 40, go, lOip. II 30 A NJ, d % and
10 SOP VI
Icktt urnces $40 and 90 Broadway Aston IIonSe
ami boot OF Dr snIo-ses and ,oruunit sts Court t.
BruoAlNn ia. ilu. and III liui>un It. HphOkcn, De
FRANK THOMSON /. T. FARMER.
Gcntral Manager General Passenger Agent
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A RIGHTEOUS VERDICT.
How m gent Tried TO Cheat n Widow. and
What ~ Chicago Jury Did About IL.

CHICAGO, July IA Chicago jury has rem
dcrcd a verdict which will be approved by that
large number of persons who have been de-
luded into signing contracts the purport OF
which they did not understand. An agent OF
the Victor Sewing Machine Company visited n
young widow Il Norwegian who supported her
self and child by working on asewing machine.
Tho agent proposed to sell to the woman Vie
tor machine for ts5. and take an old Singer for
sl5. and agreed ~ furnish $50 OF work MONTH
retaining IS month until the machine should
be- paid for. No other terms were spoken Of.
and when this arrangement was fully under
stood the agent prepared q contract
to To-" sign. Tho widow was snaGle
to read English. and. after the agreement
had again been explained a. bef2rc signed 81, the
widow went to the office Of the Victor Company
forwork. but could not get any The agent
called for the money IN n month. and in course
Of time took the machine away, refusing to
give back the old machine taken in part pay
mont.
The widow sued to recover ts5. and YER
dict WINS given in her favor. The paper signed
proved to be an agreement To pay rent for the
use Of the machine. and providing. that.
rent. tn" sewing machine company might
terminate the lease and take poss IS ion of the
mach Inc. and thnt the company might at any
time take possession Of the machine when II
may deem necessary TO secure Itself against
loss" Across the face Of the lease was printed
IN red ink n proviso that any contract mad"
with any canvasser or nGent different in any
respect from The terms Of this lease. will not be
binding upon the Victor Sewing Machine Com
pany under any circumstances" The judge
held that this limitation could have no effect
where the instrument itself never had any
The moral Of all which is, that people should
cgrriully scrutlnize tnmpt'ns lndn,sm-nts
sign their names until they know exactly what
they are binding themselves To do.
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Wisdom Respecting striped Stockings.

Ladies'. II sccms, have for some time pnst
been In doubt whet Their. in rs fdv the stripes should
down round the stocking This important prob.
lem" says fashionable contemporary has been set ~
rest by the new fashion OF embroidered stockings ~
which the foundation j. either pink. blue salmon ana
the long in.tep worked and studded with buds Hover
cts and miniature foliage See how smoothly the dear
have ARRANGED this rcrihi qrr and yet there
are cynics who affirm that women etncapable OF YAK
inv In politics Of managing the AFFAIR." u empire
Had been called upon to settle II. should have sug
sd that round stripes should be worn by ladies' WIN
unsuhsantia legs and long stripes by ladies with sub
stauual
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FISHING BANhs.IEyery Day. sainrdays.ex-
st. y d.sp, 18Th st. 4. 4 Pier q 4 r, Is; 22d
ST. y X. 7i5 irth Il. K. IS. Pier e, r., 800
VI Gents. Toe. ladies jlc. Al. q. FOSTER. Manager
IIO!! FOR ROCK WAY BEACH TODAY.
60 on palace steamer COLt MBiA.
largest excursion steamer ever tui SEE advertisement
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TONIGHT.
WI MAMMOTH STEAMBOAT COLUMBIA
see advertisement under Excursions
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TETE SUN
FOR THR
Campaign Against National Fraud.

President who WAS elected by the people hsvins
been inauguraled at Washington through proces'ss 4
fraud. we call upon honest men Of all parties to rally 10
geher IN determined and persistent enort for the cor
recuon OF THIS wrong and for the punishment Vi We
suilty to be enforced through the balotbor
For this outrage upon the right OF sell government ne
Republican party and It's chosen managers ar prnn,uy
responsible but the men who have taken Jric, tfosh
such means, and who are actually eSefcisns NE pv"e
OF the Govsrnmen nj upon such authority ',sr, 80
guilty than they who conceived and executed t.s unE-r
aIleled political swinde.
Tbs Fraudulent President ami his advisers having IN
dertAksn TO forsaks the snccnt ways the krpu' tn
party and having invited Democrat and former k.i
g. occupy Of the most important o,cs 40 tc 'AlE
net propose 10 dcbAuch the honest pubic 'enuneniA
the south by the be,towa Of onc,isnit - an enormous
system % Government subsidesi railroads AMI esn'~
hopnS thus " complete corruption tie NorA t'.."ln
maud At the same time with hypucuu'n lreten,e' u
reforming the civil service. they nalirr tr Nsnn d
Northern theorists TO the end Nat the sr'" rm' "a
which this Administration Is founded may be over YA''
AMI condoutd
Against ihis complex scheme, sasaln'' he eon'i'h
tors with whomit originated, we call uiun ihe r,' -
commence immediately a campaign sike n4vf,tr'''"i
TerunacioHs We promise them thstrNn hs-inl.Is ID
uecni rllE suN shah never be found la,sat' Or i
In ihls holy crusade aud wc lnNIe nrr it.fai' I'D
ever, quarter ~. nm m the movement
T. our old henis and readers body of OIL ut Boo "a
Of souI,-r,e same number A. the ma orN % =" 10 a.
Iens who, November last. voted tr sauHDII l 'rn
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Dora Avery clearly demonstratsd his implica-
ton NJ tho leading defendant then living In tho
case.
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~ Gust Grove. Cables and Mlidl, Island Hotels
81. amer AKRON SMITH will leave West I'D It. 10
AN. M.4pM Leroy st, 10 10 A. NJ. i.ioP M.
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IVmY. MANY. now DARE YOU GO on

" th"se no kaMaN b.iist Ih.N ar, 20 crowded whs
slip and 18th st. which leave nearly every half hour Tor
Astoria anh Harlem Brdgcf They connect with High
Brisc boats aud the fare Is only ten cents Get time
table and study IL
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RIO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OH ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

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ihE OLA' TSi AhAiHiii - nv ~ AM ShoNi LINE
vp,r v,pu < IN e9tintt ,n1.,pu,
NJ" i"HA AM II'i-N"H'-iHiA
Philadelphia Two 100 Now YORK
Double track. the most approved equipment aud the
ON anil att june - i-77
rNrress Trains leave New YORK. via D,-brosses and
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-01
The Prodigal.

Inberitors of vast wealth are proverbiallY
snendthrifts The golden ore is dug from the
mine. refined, and coined, by the labor OF
other hands and the sweat OF other brows.
Like children playing with an expensive toy,
thew can form no Just estimate OF It's value.
When the donor weighed it, he cast into the
balance so many days OF unremitting and ia
tioning toll. so many anxious and sleepless
NIGHTS. so much selt-denial, and so much care
Rnt the inheritor into his balance throws only
pleasure The one, values 1t by what 1t
costs him: the other, for what 1t VIII pur-
chase. Like the prodgal in the Scripture par
able. he thoughtlessly expends it to crafty
the caprice and cravings OF his nature. Then
comes the last scene--the misery the remorse,
and the long and wearisome journey DacK 10
fhe home of frugal industry. But there are
other prodigals. On her tavorites our boun-
icons parent, Nature, has lavished her richest
treasure-health. But the prodisai value u
lightly, for it cost him naught, 9,id Ieeht1ss
sananders il in riotous living. Present pleas
ures obscures future want. Soon the curtain
rises ON the last scene We see him helpless,
imYoverished. the rich treasures OF body and
mind all i'm misery and despair. Re
morseless Conscience holds up 70 MN the
mirror Of memory. In his own reckless loIiy
he nerceiyes the cause OF his present pain. he
resolves to return The journey IS long and
tedious, but if he perseveringly follows the
right road. he will at length see the haven OF
b;e homes in the distance, and Nature, seeing
her invalid child aiar off, will come out to
meet him, and receive MIN back with love
and blessing. To find the right road home,
ward. the suffering prodigal should read
ssTbe peonle's Common Sense Medical Adv1
ser" Therein it is completely mapped out,
lie landmarks all indicated and its miestones
all numbered. Read it. Price 81 80 postage
nrenaidl Address the author and publisher,
r. Y. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. \.
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The Increase of Murder in England as Conf
pared With the Hangings.
From The cincinnati Commercial.

THE recent abolition of capital pun
ishment by the Italian Legislature,
and the researches of DR.. Benedict, of
Vienna, into the brains of sixteen ex-
ecuted criminals, all of which he
found malformed, have made a deep
impression in Europe; but still more
has been made by the occurrence of
an unusual number of murders side
by side with an unusual number of ex.
ecutions. The assassin's knife or pis.
toll seems lately to have been worked
by the same machinery that drops the
criminal in his moose. On Tuesday
last there were two executions, on
Wednesday another, on Thursday an
other, and there are four persons now
under sentence of death, who will GER
tainly be strangled. Along with these
executions have come eight fresh
murders of the most atrocious des-
criptiOn. James Dalgleish, having
lost his situation through drink, quar-
relied with his landlady and murdered
her in her bed. He was strangled at
Carlisle after happy conversion by a
Presbyterian minister, which caused
him to quote Christ's words, "Come
unto me-" &C., and say, snow | can
die happy" The execution was with
in the prison walls, yet 1880 persons
assembled to enjoy the luxury of be-
ing near the spot where fellow crea-
ture was being put to death. Silas
Barlow having murdered a woman with
whom he cohabited, and drowned
their child, was hung for it in London
on the same day Qast Tuesday,. He
was the son of a Baptist preacher, and
read his Bible up to the time of his
execution lrotesting meanwhile his
innocence until the last moment, when
he admitted that he Ibid away with
the child" On Wednesday, John T..
7. Green, painter, was executed at
Leicester for wife murder. William
Flanagan was, ON Thursday, executed
at Manchester for numbering woman
with whom he had cohabited; he en-
ployed his last moments repeating the
litany after the priest.
This is but one weeks work. An
equal number preceded in the previous
fortnight. The illegal murders have
been very brutal. 4 young man
named Treadway, refused money by
his father, wanders abcat all night,
and in the mor2ing visits an acqHaint-
ance who has the habit of wearing a
belt which ne thinks may hold money,
bus which contained none, murders
hin and almost murders his wife.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-01

Three poachers waylay two policemen
and shoot them. At Hyde, Joseph
Bannister, a backsliding Good Tenn
pier, split his wife's head open and
cut his own throat with a penknife.
which may prevent his execution.
John Callighan, aged seventeen, stab
bed Manchester manufacturer; be-
fore his sentence he cried, go, Judge.
have mercyI' After the sentence was
passed the prisoner cried, so, Jesus,
have mercyp Francis Dolan, aged
nineteen, killed a fellow laborer by a
blow from behind, and laid it on an
other man. HoDert Hallowell, rope
manufacturer, stra1gied his son, aged
thirteen, who was sleeping with him.
Maria Maddox drowned her infant
child because she had no food for her.
self, and consequently none for her
infant. A young man, generally of
mild disposition, having quarreled
with his sweetheart, went to kill her
but not finding her he murdered an
other young woman whom he had
never seen before.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-01
THREE LITTLE GRAVES.

The suns last rays played round the graves,
Beneath willows shade
Three little graves two seemed TO be
Dwellings newly made
For there, beside the wiIlow-truuk.
suow-white stone reclined,
And on the grave a faded wreath
Affections hand had tTined.
And by the grave mother knelt:
Her tears were falling fast
Upon the turf, which coldly pressed
Her darling bOys-her last.
Three springs, deep in earth's cold breast,
An opening flower she laid:
And now, beside their place of rest,
The weeping mother prayed.
And still she knelt till round her form
The shades OF evening stole,
And gentle, balmy zephrys came;
To cheer the mOurner's soul:
While DER her, from the clear blue skv,
Three little stars looked down.
Three shining stars; methought such gems
TO deck the Savior's crown
She saw their light, and DER her brow
A look Of gladness spread;
iii weep 40 more" the mother cries.
My Loved once are not dead
o no in yOI isi. world of light,
They're shining brightly now,
Where Death has never power TO blight,
Nor grief to pale the brow
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-01
COLLINS
vOLTAIC
PLASTERS.

A n Eleetro-Galyanic Battery. combined with the
N celebrated Medicated Porous Plaster. forming
the grandest curative agent in the world OF medicine,
and utterly surprising all other Plasters heretofore
in use. They accomplish more IN one week than the
old Plasters in whole year. They do not palliate,
they CURE. Instant relief afforded in
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Cramps,
st. Vitus' Dance, Sciatiea, Hip Complaints,
Spinal Affections, Nervous Pains and lrri-
tations, Epilepsy or Fits proceeding from
Shocks to the Nervous System, Ruptures
and Strains, Fractures, Bruises, Contu-
sions, Weak Muscles and Joints, Nervous
and Feeble Muscular Action, Great Sore
ness and Pain in any Part OF the Body,
Weak and Painful Kidneys, Great Tender
ness of the Kidneys, and Weak and Lame
Back, caused by Chronic Inflammation OF
the Kidneys.
So confident are the proprietors In the great value
ofthis Plaster all other Plasters that they do not
hesitate to WARRANT il 70 possess greater far greater.
curative properties than all others combined while
the price of cach viz. - cents, IS within the reach
OF every sufferer in the land Insist therefore, u9
having what YOU call for. - ~ 3,
and warranted receipt of price, . cents for one,
81 % for six or $225 for twelve, by WEEKS 81 POT-
TER, PropFietors, Boston. -