davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-07-19
Gives Me Rest and o Good Appetite.

MAaartzLp, o., Dec II, 1879.
Mr. II. II. 9teYehs:
Dear Sis-1 hare been tfnctcd with nheumAtlSm
for twenty yenrs. heard q good deal asont YeKe.
tine, and WIS recommended BY physician Of this
city 10 take thu yc.ettne. was 10 that could
not walk. Also had A terrible swelling In the log,
Fegettae WAS rest!eaa, and could not sicep 6iuca
taxing 1t. It has given and good appetIte.
can highly recommend 4 for What h.. done for
me- MISS Z. A. yANT{LHUR0,
ghoYt~ats
, 1879-07-19

been called away, CadHale3er and Gushing fol-
lowed, aud on tho 1tt OF tho present mouth
Shields nsntrcd the summons and paased over
death. During tl,e last few years tho roll has
besp called once ia a!x months, md ono By -
these gallant men hsyo responded"
, 1879-07-19

VEGETINE'.
six Bottles Every Spring.
SICK HEADACHE.

MtHaxApoLls, Dec. 10, 1874
II. Il. Stevens, Doston:
Dear sis-I have been tronbied With 8fck Hesd.
athe - often as ones week foe twenty yesr4 up
tine. took s,. bottles and have been Troubled
Int very little since. 1 hare recommended Ye9e-,
tlne 10 othcrs with the aame good results I taks T.
all right through The year. 1y 20 doing 1t cleansss'
my btooa and forsa!lca my syetam a9atnat disease
fot tue year. Yours very respectfully,
y. j. afIERMAN.
Dispensing Dsugglst, 424 Nicolet-ax.
, 1879-07-19
TIE State OF VIRGINIA.
xns-{of ptenateh ID 1As JFihunt.

dofesa4 0'Vase" - 4"S - 'SN"e'
HALIFAX, N. g., July l7.-lhe dofefnmens
steamer Glendon lctt th's AFTERNOON tos oAole
Island to bring up portion OF sne SURVIVORS Q,
the ill.faecd State Of s're,ma- 1ne aecot nna
purser wero negotiating INA morning WIN one
Of the steamship owners, but could not come to
tcrtus, tl4e agent refusing TO pay the amounts
s.,..1 H. EI.,,v,ck. II Ia undcratood. offered
asSso. H4' o.sx. ,shta,, xs. n..r c.nso
Ms Steamer al a. oa*' "".eu I, .s'..
good part Of tllc distance to sabae ls'and. thls
norulug, for 1000, but the agent refused to
orra1. hrr. rherenpou A(r, ", II. johnson.
s~a''t ~ W.. Marine mud rnhcrle, Dcpurtu,eut.
aReat u seS ''o'~ .,s'' r,1...,,s. .s.,,
determined to dispatch the uiehoou' ea'aii
boat used for supplying lighthouses. Capt
R,ovn.s tnstruc.tonf arc to br!ug up tho women
.m,, r,,,,dron mn. .nv etck ncraoua.
anu callotsn Anu WY IN ~ ~ 1,,.,, ..,a
IN an interview au.o*J s4i' 'opu'ou s'. 1a.s'
" 1nre sent her tn tile lntcrcst of humanity.
These moor women aud children must not be
1.rt an thc harron sanus q atuelc hour longer
y. ..t.t"a,., ..s ,,ocoa,srv ,rhc f:ovrrnmpnt
taan u puanset "eS1esa L...s.I.s'.s
steamer Nowtaa'd, WHICH Is mach oettes auap.e"
for carrying passengers, which Is now supplying
iphtho,lecs in the Bay Of Fundy, will also be
,.,,t,,. =: so,r m hcr ca rt ain ran bn rf,fn.
, 1879-07-19
Canker in the Stomach.
18 DANA.rLAcE. BosToH HIGHLANDS,
May Ii, 1876.


Friend Gto6e:
.Vevs,!ue "waich from your sepreae 61atlon was
Induced IL use In NJ family, will simply staso
Tint for years mr. daughter has been badly sfcted
merely an extatencr. could ind no Famedy thst
would meet her casc, unit. At your suEgestion
tried the ycgctine. This, 10 tnv great surprise.
has proven clilcac!ous. and may say remarkably
10, III sAe II new In the enjoyment Of rude health.
II MY tcslirona Is Of any value TO tho proprietor,
can cheer!ully and conscEcntioualy recommend IL
in caae1 Of this kind, A. hRvc given It thorough
trial. remain, yours Guly:
, 1879-07-19

IuE MAIhE14'a fAoIs.
The Lonuon Oaav 1teqraM Of soth Juno
published theatrical article which. in speaking
e..t.rasn,. " t ' ~"''e>@ ~''N '''' '''''
''a.smen.. a.. =, r,,.,.,.,
Ihe paftisana o. EDWIN boosh orsanlzed RIOT
ss1'ust aacsosas'
ln snsSer TO WHICH the following nota was
No. 81 MAscuEsrsn g4nerr, Juuc ao.-1o ths
Editor ef ihs Ua!tH Isitqraph: 4 theatrical ar
tice iu your paper Of this day contains m cerono
GUS statement which re,'eets unjustiy on very
worthy member o. tug profession en- On tue ether sids
y .nu natn III .at q
- shn iimr ~ ,5a Msrro.Jy III fist-i ~ nn3nth
t,ss but i'' Youth. anG dit not muka ~ tr.t M
uosra1cs on thc stsro utii ssycra years nItes tbst
puiod. consular it but iust 10 s,4te 10 this con-
nvet,on that Mr.. 1.ooth IL y gent'oinan known 10
tho c4uinunsy III which hc lives to be Ut u mont
sma6lc cnntAc.e.' @ ana tnsapt,hls of being con.
yours, a Sxw ioisskh'
No notice WAS taken OF this communication,
nor has any rutrar.Lon Of the SANDER been niado
bY tbs Ua4u 1ttroronA,
:" u,1 ,eu.'a!sceas's VI S.s vont' o"oe1t'
JUST pupllshea IN tl'e No" fork 1sn'es, Is IN
Interesting aecount Of tha memosab!s Astur
paee riots, On tho night Of tlv ocou.ryuce slr.
fl,Ihnrt ~. ,n.,tn, ~ ~, ~ 49, 49,. u,.s.
,rhas.r. a.,a ..s 1,..,,., ~ 49,. ~ ast... '11o ~
consented, but when theY arrived In the neigh.
burhoot oi the t,eatre tiley found tlle streets
80 blocked with peUplu that they wers unable to
enter bY the trout door, aud waro ob|jred to
malta sheiF WY in through tla stags On:
il three-quartcrs Oiled viii IN aujiouca
made up, 7or tIe most part, OF tho roughest md
most iAwless men in New York, l'heT ha3l all
cons there, u there was ouly too much yuuson
to beltoye, IT. Edwin Forrcst's instance, u hont
, 1879-07-19

OxaHA, Neb., July ta-1.ass might, 1t Bid
uey, Jack uudgsun, without proyocafton, shot
and killeda man natnad Brown, ono Of Charles
Coffcy's cow-hoYa. and, mounting horte, 1ed.
Depuly-Sher'E Ryan and lpasr started 'n pur'
suit, but nothing had been heard Of them UP Il
Q o'cl ock TODAY, II captured. nodgson VII
surei J be lJnchst,
, 1879-07-19

One Of those interesting family rows which
occasionally disturb the serenity Of the theat-
real houacho,d occurred yesterday morning At
tic Baldwin. The stage-tnana Mr.. Herne,
had cast tho Herne-Belasco vcrsiun Of "L'As-
,ommoir," which Is to ba presented At that
theatre on Monday no1t, and "a the members
Of the company reported theJ we're given their
respective parts for study. afiss Kate Deofn
looked at hcr manuscript for 4 moment, fatty re-
fused to play the part assigned to her. resigned
let position, aud loft tho theatre. Mbs Nina
Variau uext appeared. 1tsecms that this young
lady has for Bone time pasi been executing do
lIghtful littls feminine "kck" regarding tho
characters assigned to her. sue claims LINT hcr
contract with tic management specifics the Inc
Of business hhe Is to do, ninl that sho has been
repeatedly cast out OF her line, and the prefer
enca Of characters given TO 3liss Kate Corcosan,
the s!agc-manngcr's rlte. Yesterday morning
stand by their contract, aud when she dtscoy-
cred that The partially slic had beforo COM
plained Of was again repeated aho refused to
piay at all unless assigned another character
had allotted her. As though matters we're not
In sufficiently distressing condition, Mias Rose
Coghlan us1t complained about affairs a.
The theatre n general. and expressed a. a.
deprtsslng effect oi playing before an execss Of
empty benches was too great q strain
even for her robust constitution to longer
endure. Tie management pointed to sflss
Coxhlan's oue-year contract with Them and
dared her to leave. The lady, however, saws
tl,ut sbo made her contract With Thomas Ma
g,,ire, manager, whereas Charles Goodwin re-
Gently testified before Court Commissioner,
| in 4 suit brought against Mr., Maguirc, that he.
| Mr. Goodwin, IL manager Of The Baldwin, hnd
Air. Mcguire IL the salarisd ageut. Un,ler these
circunistances, Miss Coghlan claims that the
tnan with wt,utn shc made her contract, not be-
| ing responsible party, cannot hold her, anu
Tint she Is at liberty to depart at her pleasure.
| The Baldwin management appears to experience
trouble on all aides tn casting "L'Assonuur."
posing t!,at they would meet with no difficulty
| in obtaining TINT gentleman during his vacation
willis the Ainlee season lasted, but the Ca1-
fornia Theatre manag etucnt refused Mr.. Morris
Wishing him " be known ns jobb;ng" actor.
, 1879-07-19

CuEYxsxH Wyo., July la-TTo men named
Blanchard aud Hedges got Into dispute about
tho right to pick raspbesrles On certain ptece
Of ground At False bottom, fire miles from this
city to-day, and Hedges shot Blanchard twice In
the hand. B!an cbard, returning tbs 1re, Killed
hedges Instantly.
, 1879-07-19
.AMUSENI.E .ENTS.


Business has been decidedly light at all the
hol.cs dtrug the week; In fnct, 1t ID safc to say
that on petttrr Monday, Tuesday, or Wednes-
dn7 evenings had all the houses combined at
tendance enough to make one good audience.
On Thuraday, however, tic change In the
weather left fewer empty benches in the
a,itl,torIums. "Encnged," at McVlckor'a, has
drawn more pcoulo shAn auy other attraction,
but the patronage Ia nothing as compared With
It's merit. Certainly no such brilliant
work has been seen here for many
day, ansi moro symmetrical performance We
seldom obtain. Tie management did intend to
put Sarlou's "Hcrnp Of PAPER" On noxt weak,
but evidently that intention has been changed,
and "Eugagcl will be gt1en until Lena Tct-
tenborn appcars, on tue :4s3tu, One week more
will close thu engagement OF the McEathcrtans
At uooley's, and then will come j. ", Wallack's
company, opening In "Thc Ticket Of Loage
Man." Upon tho same date, tho 2sth, the
Uu!un Square con,pany hcgins M engagement
Of five weeks ut .HaycFly's,. which promises
10 be one Of tile dramatic events
., TIE -, sGnr snsd 'aa;mafh IT" ,xcs. = n~b tsir
ter," ter'' * Cc!cerated Case" "The sfothsr's
Secret" "Thu Daulcl1cfTs," .t11e Lost Chill
drcu," aud probably "Moti,cr anil son.n At
fiatnlin'a "sayed at Beyen," ono OF the most
remarkable conceptions MI have ever seen upuu
the htage, Inns been given for etx nights to
microscopic audiences.
Ihu work Of cicnnlng, carrcttng, etc., Ia going
forward at the Metropolitan, which will ID
opened on the 1st Of september A. variety
house by Mr.. Mitchell, Of st. Louis. 1t vii! bc
rcehEistenet the Olympic.
, 1879-07-19
ANOTHER.

NEW YonK, July 18,--N<ws was received IN
this city this morning Of the total loss Ut tic
English scron steamer Bnreos, III 81. Mary's
Buy, during dsuse for, whle going from Mon
sreat, Canada, to Liverpool, England. a small
portion ot tho cargo wns saved. No mention
was mndo OF the crow; thsrefose It is supposed
tilAt all were saved.
, 1879-07-19
TEXAS LYNClIlNo.

TEXAS IYNClI1N0.
GALVESTON, July l8,-,ro-morsoH's NsHs will
publish ths following special.
RICHMOND, Te1., July 18.-Ihe negro, Mar.
coua Floyd, who attempted to outrage i whlte
gtrl Ia thIs county, was taken from jill this
inoroiDg bY an armed mob, aud hanged to y
tree on the roadside.
, 1879-07-19

A TWENTY-YEAK SENTENCE.
Nxw Yoax, July 16-john Hope, convicted
OF tho robbery Of Tho Manhattan saTtngs Bank
Of 9,O0U, coo III securities and cash. has oeen
sentenced to tho 6tats Prison for twenty yesEs.
, 1879-07-19
Dyspepsia, Oostiveness, and Piles.

43l; WEST F1rrH-sT., C1Sc1NSArl, oato.
II. Il. Stevens, Hoston:
have bcen troubled with Dyspepsia, Costtye-
ness, and Piles for i number Of years, AID have
and take great plgaAure tn recommending It TO the
afflicted. You rotor any dchlsrs OF this city 10
inc II you nlah. / Hi. near slr, yours rcspect-
fully, WILLIAM 0llosSAlTh.
, 1879-07-19

Y4EC31F
YAxgroa, u. T.. JulY 1a.-rLe body OF aman
named Ben Arnold was found hanging by the
neck " tue limb ot tree 1t Chain Do Nochs,
Twenty-Five luiles Rb0Ye Furt Thompson, last
, 1879-07-19

It was 4 Jolly grocer
Ltved out BY Cicero,
A nraddcr waG, trou, sls.
The world did never know.
TO t,ustnces though attending,
He'd 1n1 time 10 deTotc
TO such things Al folks scndlng
Somewhere To Get an cat.
Folks came from quito distances
To soc this gfocor good,
And stroyo with grcat persistence
To sell him, but mona could.
Ono evening a. his store ho
I Alone was sitting In,
Tucse entered At Tho doora
Grave stranger, tnlt aud thin.
This lc observed, tho JOKER:
The man was rather tight;
lie had on whtta chokcs
And costly beaver white.
Tic rim was green ~ turf IL,
And cnrycd up qa!to ooa9 tong,
And tho hair on its silky surface
WaR full three inches long.
VI would give dollars twenty"
Thought Tho grocer with smile.
70 the customer II went he,
s.To have sou,o fun With that tilo."
"0lm,ne," tho stranger muttera,
As out his purse lsc passss.
And many a htccup uttera.
t.shnga'sono.nolashca."
Tho measure full bis hand In
Tho 1ofial grocer goes
WhcEe the customer 3s standing
In IN ob1ivfous doxn:
nnerc. mister, IL your molssscs,''
Says he. with tov!algrin;
The stranger through his glasscs
Deamcd On tho dripping tin.
~ really how don't know. sir,
10 take them home-" 40, thAt
Makca ma matter. :" said the grocer,
''Just put 'em In yous hat"
sThast Allsi'," says tho CUSTOM
Er, with ttpsy an'Ile;
While. laughing tlt to bust him.
. Helt, into thnt new tic
Tho c1occr the mo1ssscs
ruurs, and, with manner bland,
Tho sapping beaver pssscs
lack to tts owners hand.
Tho t!psy stranger raises
The hat-no word IL satd--
And swiftly. surely plzcos
II IN tho Rrocsr's hcadl {CAord.l
Aud whllo tho aata's splashIng
In thu groccr's mouth, ayes, etsA,
ue collars all ths ca&h in
Tho till. and disappears.
uencoforth that 'vaR an sss 10,
Just bet your pile en that,
II 10 asks a stranger molas4o4
10 take home in his hat,
, 1879-07-19

M1sN1ArotIs, Dec. II, 1878,
II. II. EtcvcnB, Hoston:
Everybody goes for ysget!nc. i sells like hot
cakes. CROSSMAN J. PLUAMER,
pruggtstA, cor. NtcoIet.ar. and 5scond-at
, 1879-07-19

DRUNKENNESS,
Or, p'Unger, decoYeEn1 Of the ttnchouA cure fss
Drunkenness, cures al eaaas. Room n PAlHas
HouRe =
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-01-29
Itching PiIes''

The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing particularly at night,
as if pin worms were crawling i'll and about
the rectum, the private parts are sometimes
affected; if allowed to continue, very serious
results may follow. DIR. Swaynes All Heal
ing Ointment is pleasant, sure cure.
Home Cures-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as
above described, the use of Swayne's Oint-
ment in short time made perfect cure.
]. W. Christ, Boot and Shoe House, 344
North Second street.
T. c. Weyman, Halter, 8 South Eighth
street, Philadelphia.
Reader, if you are suffering from this dis
tressing complaint, or letter, Itch, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crusty,
Scaly Skin Eruptions, use Swaynes Oint-
ment and be cured. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt of price, Tin currency or
postage stamps), so cents a box, three boxes
S1.25. Address letters, DR.. swayne & Son,
$50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Nc
charge for advice. Sold by leading drug
gists in Indianapolis at French's Medicine
Depot under Masonic Temple.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-01-29
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

Women suffering pains and weakness obtain
great comfort and relief by the use of Bensons
Capcine Porous Plaster. We earnestly recon-
mend it to mothers for n remedy for the all
ments of children; in such eases as whooping-
cough, Group, colds. and all affections OF the
Gently where children having the most violent
attacks of whooping cough have been relieved
in less than one hour.
For rheumatism, Sciatica aud Lumbago. Kid
ney Disease, Affections of the Heart. Fever
and Ague, stubborn and Neglected. Coughs
and Colds, Pleurisy. Asthma or Lung Difficult
ties, and all Local Aches and Pains, Inflamma-
ton and Soreness.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-01-29
LAM E BACK.

For Lameness or weakness of the Bat
Spinal affections, Pains in the Side or Hips
arising from Co DIS or overexertion, Strains, OF
any other cause, the best known remedy 1:
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster.
1t gives almost immediate relief. strengthens
and cures where other plasters will not even
relieve.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-01-29

CLEANLINESS NEXT TO GOODNESS.
My article would not be complete without
further impressing the necessity of frequent
washing of the skin and scalp with soap
using plenty of SOAP Whether the skin or
scalp is diseased or healthy, do not be afraid
of soap. 1t will assist all other remedies if
diseased, and preserve and freshen the
healthy skin. Too much ignorance prevails
as to its value in the preservation of the skin
and scalp. On this subject Messrs. Weeks &
Potter say: From the first We feared that
Cuticura might fail, or its effects be neutral
lied in many cases, by the use of impure or
poisonous soap. Since in the treatment of
cutaneous affections it was daily, almost
hourly necessity, we attempted to prepare
from Cuticura soap having in a modified
form all its medicinal properties that would
be what we might cali with pride a skin
soap in the truest sense of the words,
and at the same time have its medical in
gradients SO refined and purified that they
would be visible only in their curative effect.
To this combination it was proposed to add
the choicest flower odors that it might at
the same time charm with its refreshing fra
GRANGE. Every effort to produce this deeid.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-01-29

Another investigation has proven beyond
doubt that DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is the best
medicine for teethlng children. Price %
cents bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-01-29

BY It's great and thorough blood-pnrfyng proper.
ties. DIR. Percc's Golden Medical Discovery cures
all uurno.r, from the worst Scrofula to 3 common
Biotch, Pinaple, or Eruption Mercurinl disease,
Mineral Posons. and their effects. eradicafed.
and vigorous health and sound constitution estab-
lishcd. Eryspelns, Eait--heurn Fever Sores, sca1y
Rough Skin, in Short al diseases caused by bad
blood are conquerc by this powerful, puriyfng and
inyigorating medicine.
Especially has it manifested its potency in curing
Tet;cr, Roso Hash, Bots, Curbunelcs, Sore Eyes,
scrcfuicua Sores md SwelIings, White swellinCs,
Goitro OF Thick Neck, and Enlarged GiaHds-
IL you feel dali, drowsy. dcbilitated, have salov
color of skin, yellowisil-brown spots face or
body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste in
mouth, internal heat chills alternafed with hot
Pushes low spirits. and gloomy forebodngs irregular
appetite. and tongue coated suffering
Torpid Liver. or :. B,lIoasncss." In many cases OF
Liver Complaint oi.;y part Of these symptoms are
experienced. As n remedy for all such cases, DR..
Piorce's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal as
1T effects perfect and radical cures.
In the cure OF B-onchitis, Severe Coughs, and the
early stages OF Consumption, IL has aston.shed the
medical faculty, and eminent physicians pronounce
II the greatest medical discovery OF the age. While
II the Coughs IL strengthens the
and psriaes the blood. Sold by druggists.
r. " PIERCE, NJ. D. Propr, Worlds Dispensary
and 1nvalids' Hotel Buffalo, n. Y.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-01-29
THE WONDERFUL
Pain Believer
|1|a]lS;||ES Ii|SSEEa
voSIl1I,idI||!|I!,!E:N'|.a||! g IL

was invented as an Improvement upon the or
binary Porous Plaster. 1t contains all the val
liable qualities of the common slow acting
porous plaster, but here all comparison ends;
BILE ingredients contained in Benson's Capcine
Plaster makes il far more prompt and effective
in its action than the ordinary porous plaster
or any other external remed including lini-
ments, all liquid compounds, and the so-called
electrical appliances. The pain relieving,
strengthening and curative properties of this
article firmly extraordinary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-02-19
The English Nobility ON sunday,

A private citizen, viewing the world abroad.
writes TO a friend 10 New York City THE
liberal movement 10 the direction OF Sunday rec
reation gains strength and goes on swimmingly
in London. To-day is bank Monday holiday,
and the Thames yesterday forecast its coming.
The river all the way up into Berks and Oxford
shire was alive with aquatic cockneys. And
these of all degrees, from the costermonger 10
bis penny steamer TO the peer of the realm 10 his
punt. Moss Edwards, the crack at this pres
ent time OF the river. was out between Tabow and
Cheveden in an eight oar, with scratch crew.
who nevertheless pulled exceedingly well under
his eye and hand. Heaven forbid should enter
into the merits OF this controversy now raging
with our own estimate countrymen but he3is
certainly an admirable oarsman, fine, clean
built, athletic fellow-creature, aud when clothed
and in mind on dry land most quiet, courteous.
prepossessing person. On the same stret,h of
the river three of the dashiug little steam laun-
ches, just now so fashionable gded up and
down with merry parties on board, one belonging
to Mr.. Edward lawson the fortunate and ener-
getic manager of the Daily Telegraph one to
Lord Otho Fitzgerald, and one to Mr.. Webster
this latter vessel, by-the-way, attracting re-
mark by the absolute noiselessness with which
it was driven about by its new screw, the inven-
tlon, believe OF it's owner, and one certainly
worth looking after by people who value peace
and quiet when they go a-pleasuriug. AS for
the people 10 punts, one may say of them as the
minstrel does of the lords and ladies' 10 Goetbe's
ballad. WHO can name themP Yonder comes
Mr.. Calcraft punting the Duchess of Manches-
ter, With party of drolly gotten-up young wo
men of fashion, and landing them close by Lord
Darnley's little riverside villa, where Lord Har-
tlugton-the leader, mind you of Her Majesty's
Opposition in Pariament-is playing lawn-tennis
with good deal more zest than he threw into
his first attack on Lord Beaconsfeld's Eastern
policy. There fits by in little punt with
lady MIR. George Paget who SO kindly lent his
neighboring cottage at Windsor to his bouey-
incoming kinsman, the happy husband of Miss
Minnie Stevens. He will come INTO it again
shortly. when the newly married pair sail for
America. Close behind comes the cheery-look-
ing Lord Charles Beresford with his BRIDE De-
cidedy, puntlng must be conducive to conjugal
happiness for there is Vlscount Parker, long so
welknown in New York and Florida handing
his wfe-and very handsome one she is-out
of bis punt, and taking her comfortably under
his arm up the high bank. For all that, it is
certainly new thing under the sun to see the
British metropolis thus agog on the Thames of
Sunday, for all the world like Paris on the
Seine!"