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Condemned I,ocal..

Street lamps win be lighted at 7:5o p M and
extinguished at 40 q. m
Mrs Margaret F. Barry, residing at 11Sk G
street northwest, was stricken with paralysis yes
terday and there is but little hopes OF her recovery
There was quite brilliant display Of the aurora
The closing exercises of the first and second
grades OF the city schools were held to-day. The
exercises were attended by parents and friends Of
the schools
a little girl, about four years old, daughter Of
Henry Aue, OF No. 1878 eth street. was run over by
street car at the corner OF 18th and streets
northwest this morning about $50 o'clock. Her
injuries are not fatal
sent to jail for six months by Judge Smell to-day,
Tor robbinS young man named Milton Hef1ner
OF watch and chain, while the latter was lying
In the Smithsonian park, apparently in an intoxi-
Gated condition, yesterday afternoon.
Special Officer McGrath took into custody last
oed ana az she near Goaue on charge
secretary or the Spanish legation He was taken
to the nth precinct station house. where he regis
was was released.
See advertisement OF the annual excursion of the
day school to Fort washington SATURDAY H anu sum
III Is were opened at noon to-day for 800 yards Of
broken stone for the Conduit road above George
The Governor of Maryland has granted permis-
sion for the Capital City Guards, Washington
Light Infantry, Union Veteran Corps and the Ma:
tonal Ri1eS to enter the state OF Maryland, armed
and equipped as military body, to participate in
the Grand Army encampnent on the 21st and ed
OF June.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-On the Metro
politan Branch b. & o. R.R., three miles from the
city-Lewfs ID. Means, prOprietor.-At the Queens
town Drove Yards yesterday, 225 head Of cattle
were sold to butchers at 5s1zc per h. 200 sheep
and lambs were sold as follows: Sheep 4a5c. per
h.. lambs 5a7. 80 cows and calves brought $25
a$50. The state OF the market was dull
DIVORCE CAsEs-To-day Judge Cox made a de-
cree OF divorce In the case Of Charles r. Conner
agt. Cynthia A. Conner They were married in
Baltimore, July 18th, 1867, by Rev. II. A. Wise,
defendants name being Hodge, and he charged
that after living together till October 1876, defend
ant then deserted him. He asked the custody OF
the child, charging that defendant having become
addicted TO intemperance and having been scan
daiously intimate with man in this city, is not
mt person to have charge OF said child. Plaintiff
by the decree is given custody Of the child.--Mr.
L c. Williamson to-day filed for Mary A. Ray,
Dill for divorce from the bonds of matrin,ony
with VIM. A. Ray. She states that they were mar
red January %, 1853, by Rev. +. 8. Evans in this
city; that they have three children now in the
WoIhen's Christian Association Home School,
where she placed them to prevent defendant from
stealing them; that she pays their board by sew
ing; and that defendant is an habitual drunkard,
and has been such since 1872; that he has treated
her with great cruelty and has failed to support
her.
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SIX RED TICKETS good for present Youn,

SAMsrAG, 30 eth street northwest, 10000 straw
and chip hats, at prices that will make them
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GOLD FILLED BRACELETS, 50, at PrIggs.

SANsTAG, 80 7th street northwest Black and
white plumeS are hard to beat In quality ana
prices
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CHEAPEST MAN for parasols, ]. E. Young.
FCssELL's Ice Cream

FoR THE ExAHISATIONs.-MisSes sandals, New
port or button, from &c. up. large lot OF chills
sandals Newport or button, from 25,. up, at Rich
ODDS Boston Shoe House, f91 Pennsylvania avenue.
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OWING to the unusual cool spring We find our
selves Overstocked on cashmere suits, and as we
are not willing to carry them over, loss Will be
your gain Cali early for bargains EiSeman Bros
corner eth and streets
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p ARGAINs IN WHITE DRESS GOODS.

India Linens only 12H cents.
English Sheer Dimity 121S cents.
Satin Stripe Nainsook 1914 cents.
Marseilles and Piques 12k cents
Dotted and Figured Swiss 20 cents.
Victoria Lawns Persian Lawns.
Tariatanes French Organizes, Null Muslins.
Wansutta Cotton cents.
Lonsdale Cambria. 10 cents.
Linen Lawns, choice styles, cents
American Organdy Lawns in tinted grounds pink,
blue. lavender and cream, lawn tennis polka dots,
black figures, brown figures, pink and blue.
Cretonne Foulard in sItne styles, 1211 cents.
Black and White Check Dress Goods % cents.
Atwood Lace Bunting Is cents.
Spring Dress, new styles.
n-wool Lace Grenadines.
Cloth for Men and Boys Suits 25 81 and so cents.
Mating, Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Linens for Boys Suits Is, Is, 30 and 25 cents.
Madras and Striped Dress Ginghams 10 cents and I2
cents.
Parasos. silk lining. Sransh lace, gilt ribs s. and IS.
Parasols 81. Is, $780, 81. rs, 81, 81. So
TOWSON'S,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
jel5 SOUTH SIDE.
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All Cases ORSNTeak or Lame Rack.
backache, rheumatism, &C., will find relief b,
wearing one OF Carriers Smart Weed and Bella
donna Backache Plastera Price, Csc.
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CITY ITEMS.

Annapolis, Md: "Colden's Liquid Extract of Lie
big's Beef and Tonic InvigOrator is most excel
lent preparation 1t is, par excellence, superior to
cod liver Oil or anyfhng1 have ever used In wasted
or impaired constitutions, and an excellent pre-
ventive OF malafial diseases" Remember the
name, Colden's-take no other) OF druggists
generally.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

ID EICHENBACH's PIANO WAREROOMs, PIANOS
IL of various makes for sale and rent ct -
renowned Pianos. Tuning and Repairing.
423 It'll street, above Pennsylvania avenue. je8-3m
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AmuSemenfs Tonight.

AmuSemenfs Tonight.
THEATgR CONIQUE-B urleSque and variety.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Specialty Enter
tainment
ABNER'S SUNgER GARDEN.-COncert
WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHo0I--New York ave-
nue, between 18th and 14th streets NV.
GARDEN PARTY, 10th and streets s.w., Grace P.
E church.
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GEO E. HUTCHISs, plumber and gas filter, mas
removed to No. 9l5 7th street n w. and Is prepared
70 do any business in his line.
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RowsoNs Ice cream 81. 25 GAL quart tins 35c.
SAMSTAG, 80 9TH street northwest will sell ma
tural curl. waves for IS cents, worth so cents.
FREE TO EACH CUSTOMER for tomorrow only at
vi. AugenStein'S, Sl7 9TH st. u. w. handsome fancy
basket or a japanese parasOl when the following
great bargains VIII be offered: Painted chamber
sets. si65 breakfast SETS 35 pieces, g. 90; deco
rated cup. saucer and plate, 19c.; combination
glass set, 26 pieces, &c; maolica pitchers, q, 81
and 4lc- piece: majOlica tea or coffee pot, &C. ;
whiSp broOms, pOrcelainlined SaucepdnS ma Jolica
berry dishes, 10c piece. Baby carriages and trunks
10 per cent lower than in any other store In the
city.
AuCTIoE.-The great sale Of millinery and fancy
goods commenced to-day at loves, Cdarket
space.l rare opportunity Is offered in this sale
TO secure frst-class goods Mrs. Lowe is retiring
from business ana the articles must be sold for
what they will bring. Immense bargains were
obtained to-day.
SAHSTAG, 80 9Th street northwest will sell 1900
halr Draids at 81 a piece Tor this week only.
Form OF FACE and eyesight fitted at HemDler's.
-
Fer Swiss embrOiderfes laces, ladies', misses
and emil irenS pure Silk mittS, from De up call at
Dammann's, 500 18th ST. Every purchaser will re-
eelVe souvenir this week only.
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LadieaCau Wear Boots
one size smaller after using German Corn Re
mover. All druggists.
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Nervous Debility
Is depressed. irritable state OF mind; weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy; no anima-
ton; confused head; weak memory; loss OF power
In generative organs eccasioned by excesses; men,
tai overwOrk, or indiscretions positive infalli-
able remedy for all these troubles is found in
Aliens Brain Food, which tones up the system,
arrests all Involuntary discharges removes men,
tai gloom and dependency, and restores wonder
full power to the weakened organs. Sold by all
druggists 81 package for IS, or sent free by mail
on receipt OF price, from ALIENS PHARMACY, 3l5
First avenue, N. Y. Sr0TT CROMWELL, Agents,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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SANsTAG, 80 18th street northwest, will sell 500
pieces sash ribbon, all colors-hard to beat in
prices.
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For wall papers, window shades, &C., 60 to r.
". Henderson q Co., lib street.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Charles
g. Miller and Mary A. Ridgway: James Williams
and Ella PARK; David Butler and Ella Matthews;
Alfred Holmes and Georgianna Scott; w. r.
Brooks and Margaret j. Scarf; Albert A Locks
and Sophia Dorsey; Daniel Z. Shea and Mary K
Moran; James Toole and Mary Schroth: AeXan-
de Allen and Isabella Beckwtth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-15

CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.
~ CAROLINA TOLu TONIC!
Sure cure for Dyspepsia in all its stages also Tor
Coughs Colds Bronchitis Asthma, and al diseases Of the
gal in mslaria climates. This ls apreparston Of BAL
SAM OF TOLU, ROCK CANDY. MAGNOLIA and
other meicinas beneficial in above diseases fho basis
being the purest Rice and Rye Whistles. Harmless and
pleasant 70 take Try it. For sale by al arugRiss
and groces atsl per quart bottle. The trade supplied
At liberal discount BY Barbour Hamilton and frank
Hume. Nholeeale Gyocers. and Sole Agents for this
city,. HENRY BISCHOFf & CO., New York AID
Chareston 8. c.. Sole Manufacturers and PropretorA
d20-tu. tbs
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFrICHR, \
WASHINGTON, DC. June IS 1882. 9:3D al
For the middle Atlantic states, warmer partly
cloudy weather, with local rains in the northern
portions, southerly TO westerly winds, stationary
or falling barometer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-15

IL 10 Impossible
to remain long sick or Sout Of health where Hop
BltterS are used. eos
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BEYOND all others for comfort and durability
the-FOwler Spring Mattress Call Salesro0ms 110s
9Th street northwest
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Special Weather Bulletin.

FAIR AND wARN FRIDAY INDICATED.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
TIE following speciaI bulletin 10 the DreSS:-
The barometer Is highest In the south Atlantic
states and fair weather continues liz the southern
and middle states. The following temperatures
were reported at a. m this morning: ElstlOrt,
b50; Montreal, 65o: quebec. Gle: Mt Washington.
500; Cleveland, T2o; Alpena geo; Duluth and st
Paul, 65o: Denver, $50, and San Francisco, $40.
The indications are that warm and fair weather
will prevail in The middle and southern states
during Friday.
HETLBRUNs EXAMINATION SHOES
Misses high sandal boots. ....................N5 30
Fine Kid button. Observation-Disclosures. so
Newport button and ties. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Chfldren'S low ties. Observation-Disclosures. so
Boys low-quarters. ........................1 90
Boys patent leather. .......................l IS
Boys lace shoes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
400 It'll street.
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GUNNER BOARDING CAN BE HAD AT '.PLEAS-
- ant HI located in of the most desirable por-
tons OF Loudoun Valley; convenient to the Washing
ton and Western raiiroad all rrans Inc. bv stage;
daily mails. and telegraph office 1T the station For
Waterford, Va. tel5-2ws
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Does Your Head Ache?
1odille's SPECIFIC cures the worst case in to sc
minutes. 80 cents. At oil drug stores
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Howsos's Ice cream sl.s5 GAL; quart tins &c.

HART's ROACH PowDER--Put up IN tin boxes.
Trademark on the lid. Depot, III I'd St NV.
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.'Alderney Dairy Wag0ns.n
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lD. "Ward" printS 40c. per ID
Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweef milk
&C. per Qt Cream, 15c. pint
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JCsT ARRIvED-a large cargo OF fine Holland gin
at Chr. Handlers, No. Oil 18th street
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VERMONT HOUSE, y
Atlantic CITY, n. y. A..
Open April isth ios the season. fAx
The most airy and delightful Summer Home lts u
on the coast A Ses View from every Room IN
the house. Good bathing. CroQuet erounds and
other opportunities for social enjoyment The onurs
b:nment Of families a specially.
MRS. b. B. sTocKHAM.
mh2S-3m 945 street washinRton. ID. q.
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FTvHE MOUNTAINS.
THE PARK HOTEL TnIIANsPoRT. Pa

tractive. Grounds handsomely laid out with yEAV
nowers and fountains. shaded by grand old &s. t
forest oaks cooler and prcttier home for the hoa
months cannot be found In the mountains farmhouse
freedom with abundant supply Of the farm PRODUCE
combined with liberal management, makes the Pare
Hotel very desirable place 10 spend part Of the sums
mer, or your journey 10 NIAGARA Falls SaratoGkf
per NCR.w. break Your trip at Wiliamsport.
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Don't Die i'm the House.
"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches
bedbugs, flies, ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers
15c.
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B1tterS are used. eos
Floating Headaches,
nervous prostration and spinal weakness cured by
Lydia Z. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. eos
A Th0usands Healthful Elements
are blended in Tarxuts Settler Aperient, contain
Ing as 1t does all the virtues OF the celebrated
Settler Spring, whose name 1t bears. Sold BY oil
druggists. eos
$500 Will He Paid
for any case that Hop Btters will not cure or help
Doubt not eos
$1,000 Rewara
For any case OF blnu bleeding, itching, liberated
or protruding Plies that DeISings Pile Remedy
fails to cure Prepared by J. r. Miller, N. D., 9l5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with
out his signature Sold by druggistR Disco
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CTOCKTON HOTEL.
y CAPE MAY, M.
SEASON OF 1882 OPENS JUNE %.
Under new management. All communica- 4
lions win receive prompt attention addressed ~
to ]. p SHANNON, Carrollton House. Balti- JUL j
more, Nd, or to
p. 8. BOOTHBY, MANAGER,
my26-m CAPE MAY. Nj.
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The Revised Old Testament.

On the 2lst Of May, the work Of
the revisers Of the Old Testament was
given to the public. This revision is
the result of fifteen years faithful
labor on the part of thirty seven
learned men of England, and fifteen Of
Americas best scholars. These schol-
ars claim not SO much originality in
their woa as the putting into availa,
BILE form the more than two hundred
years pathological and exegetical Ia
Dor which has been bestowed upon
the Bible, They, without pecuniary
recompenae, put within the reach Of
every English reader thia stupendous
work Of more than two h. .ed years
of scholars labors in elucidsting the
Scripture. They have fairly won the
gratitude of the English public.
These men do not claim inspiration
in their work, as was claimed for the
seventy two who gave US the Septua-
gint. As under no such supernatural
guidance, they worked under rules
that assumed differences of opinion.
These rules allowed a change proposed
by the frat revision by a majority
of those present, while no change
could be final except by two-thirds
vote. There will necessarily be a
minority preferring other changes than
the ones adopted, or none. In the
main, we will have the decision OF
judicial and prudent scholars. This
advantage will serve largely to help
us to overcome changes that may at
first prove distasteful to our attach
ment to our familiar version. The
few disparaging changes harped on by
so many writers on the revised version
of the New Testament, are as nothing
compared with the many decided i'm
provements hurried over, if mention
ed at all, BY these same writer's. We
ought to weigh and compare the two
together. There has been wonder
full acceleration in the study of He
brew under advantages that the He
braists of King James day never en-
ioyed. This learned skill will prove
great help in arriving at the mean
ing of many decidedly doubtful pass.
ages, as found in our English version.
While it would be unwiae to force
this work of the revisers upon the
public in place of the version in every,
day use now, we need not and mnst
not be deprived of the valuable aid
it will afford in the intelligent study
of Gods Word. No pastor "ho wishes
to know accurately the words of God,
can afford to be without it in his
studysagd pulpit. He Hi|Lsa j :
help to see it in every pew. 1t will
give no offense to quote from it often
to make it more and more familiar to
his people. Nor will any earnest, in
telligent reader of the Scriptures re-
fuse it's aid in helping him better to
understand the Bible, but rejoice with
grateful heart to God that ne lives in
go privileged an age.
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Revising the Old Testament.
Some Changes Made in Familiar
Texts.

Among the lighter touches OF the
revision of the Old Testament are
those which occur in the well known
passage which is here given as re-
Yised: "But I hnow that my Re.
deemer liveth, and that He shall stand
up at the last upon the earth, and al
ter my skin has been thus destroyed
yet from my fesh shall l see God,
whom shall see for myself and mine
eyes shall behold and not another.
Another we'll known passage in &c
clesiastes becomes: Remember also
thy Creator in the days of thy youth,
or ever the evil day come or the years
draw nigh when thou shalt say | have
no pleasure in them" The change
here is, remember also" for "remem-
Der now," with another variation, "or
ever the evil days come" for "while
the evil days come not"
The witch Of Endor now SECS only
SO god" not "gods," ascending. In
Proverbs "a naughty person be-
comes "a worthless person. Wine
is 6 mocker, strong drink is raging,
becomes Wine is mocksr, strcng
drink brawler." The substitution
of modern words for archaic expires.
sion have only taken place where the
expressions are not only obsolete, but
to the public unintelligible. Goat
Of mail" for instance, is substituted
for brigandiue." For the word
!" eockatrice," there is given basi-
lisk," with ladder" as the marginal
alternative.
In the fifth commandment, Honor
thy father and thy mother that thy
days may be long in the land which
the Lord thy God giveth thee" be
comes Honor thy father and thy
mother that thy days may be long up.
on the land which the Lord thy God
giveth thee
The following are examples in which
the actual task of revision ia distinct
ly seen: Authorized vsrslon-Gene
sis XII, Il, "In the mount Of the
Lord it shall be sesn;" revised YER
sion, In the mount Of the Lord il
shall be provided" Authorized ver-
sion-Exodus xiv, 90, "And it was
a cloud and a darkness to them, but
it gave light by night to these. " Re-
Yised, "And there was the cloud and
the darkness, yet gave it light by
night" Authorized. Job XXI, 35,
Behold, my desire is that the AL
mighty would answer me. Revised,
:" Lo, here is my sign above, let the
Almighty answer me" Authorized,
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Olive LOgal$S Advice TO Girlsl
e woman's Aafesuard is to IL

e woman's sfeguard is to kf
mans hands off9 her IF von need~rs
assistance IN walking take his arm in.
stead of his taking yours. Just tell
him IN plain English to hands off,
He may not like lit first but he will
respect you in t be future ten fold
more. Men will do lust what the
women allow them to do. Men will
not do to trust. Give a man your
arm and you will find him very con.
fdential, and he will take a great
many privileges he would not take if
he was not permitted to do 30. He
will give your arm many loving sly
twiets and squeezss that he could
have no opportunity of doing and op
portunity is just VII at be is after. A
few more words OF advice and l will
close. Keep your girls off the street,
except when they have business.
Teach them 1t Is Unnecessary to 60
to the postoff'ce every time they go
out. Your girls can walk home alone
just as well as your b5ys. If possible,
instill into their yerv natnre that
they are safer in their own hands
than they are in the hands of any
man-preachers not excepted.
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1856.
H a r per- S B aza r.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's BAzAR is the only paper in
the world that combines The choicest lit
erature and the finest art illustrations
with the latest fashions and methods of
household adornment. Its weekly illus
trations and descriptions of tho newest
Paris and New York styles, with it's use
full pattern-sheet supplements and cut
patterns, by enabling ladies to be their
own dressmakers, save many times the
cost of subscription. It's papers on cook
ing. the management of servants, and
housekeeping in its various details are
eminently practical. Much attention is
given to the interesting topic Of social
etiquette, and its illustI atoms of art nee.
dle-work are acknowledged TO be une-
gualled. Its literary merit is Of the high
est excellence, and the unique character
OF its humorous pictures has won for 1t
the name of the American Punch.
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The Penitentes Of New Mexico are
said by Birge Harrison, a fresh writer
on the subject, to. number twerty
thousand. A statue bf the Virgin
was lately placed in the centre o! a
church, and the floor 4 front of it is
strewn knee.deep will cactus, whose
poisonous spiues will Sd ahetimes pierce
the heaviest soled g ps. Through
this bed Of thorns Penitentes
march with naked feees@ crawl along
on bare knees, calling p,teously the
while to the Virgin for forgiveness Of
their sins. As if this Wire not sufi.
cent, they scourge themslves, with
great punches of cactus ted together
on a thong, and slash themselves
with knives. The natura result OF
these horrible exercises is death
now and then, and ma,y manned
and pitiable creatures who drag out a
miserable existence for thersmainder
of their days.
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1855.
Harper's M again e.
1855.
ILLUSTRATED.


With the new volume, beginning in
December, HARPER's MAGAZINE will
corclude its thirty-tifth year. The old
est periodical of its type. IL is yet. in each
new volume. a aaeao magazine, not simply
because 1t presents fresh subjects and
new pictures, but also, and chiefly, be-
cause it steadily advances in the method
itself of magazine-making. In a word,
the MAGAZINE becomes more and more
the faithful mirror of current life and
movement. Leading features in the at
tractive programme for 1885 are: new
serial novels by Constance Fenimore
Woolson and w. d. Howells; a new
novel entitled cat the Rod Gloves" de-
scriptiye illustrated papers by F. d. Mil
let. r. Swain Clifford, E. A. Abbey, 81.
Gibson, and others; Goldsmith's "She
Stoops to Conquer" illustrated by Alb
bey; important papers Oh Art, Science,
etc.