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For years " = Lydia F. Pinkhan has been
eontending with tue te rible hydra KnOwn ns
DisedSc. with what surprising success many who
were in the serpent's coils viii testify. Often
has the powcrlesS victim been snatGhed from
the open Jaws OF ihn destroyer La shifting the
heads OF this monster Mrs Iinkham's Vegetable
Compound Is Tar more eiiieaciOus than the pro-
iesses Of potential aud actual cauteTy.
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: ..

For seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest tests as to its merits in
curing NERVOUSNESS, Nervous Debility and
restori z lost powers to the weakened Cen
eratye System, and in no instance has it
ever failed; test it. 81; six for s.. At drug
eists, or at Aliens Pharmacy, 3l5 First ave.
nue., New York
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HAYEsvnIE, ONO, Feb. II, 1851.

HAiEsFlILE, OHIO, Feb. IT, ISSO.
am very glad TO say | have tried Hop
Bitters, and ncyrr took anything that did
me as much good. only took TAO bottles
aud would not take 500 for the good they
did me. recommend them to my patients,
and get the beso results from their use
&. b. MERCER NJ D.
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JOHN WAN MAKER.

We are selling at this season
very heavily Of Wash Goods.
Some are fast colors and some
are not. Wen not deceive
you willingly. If we're de-
ceiyed ourselves and tell you
wrought is not you that should
pay for our blunder. It's our
place to see this don't often
occur, and it don't, for we
couldn't afford it.
right.
JON WA9AMAKER.
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JOHN WANAMAKER


Ordinary lines OF Dress
Goods with us are like a con-
stantly flowing spring, always
fresh and no accumulation of
old stock to "wUrk Off with
regular goods. Ladies have
remarked 1T is not neces-
sary to bring a dressmaker or
good judge to avoid being
cheated or making mistakes
you have changed all that"
Chestnut street entrance, main aisle, right and
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A L En- rs Attention

NJ ETEOR ALARM CLOCK, with Lunu-
Hl nous Composition Face. Time seen dis
tinetly at night. NOTHING SELLS Sn
$3.50 for sample or Scent stamp for full
ulars: GLOVES d FRISBIE, General Al ANTS
ianlS1-14 Waterbuj5 oI.sI 1aI
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JOHN WAwAMAKER,s:

To those who are familiar
with the appointments of our
department tor Ladies Suits
nothing n ed be said. Stran-
gers ought to know, however,
that they will ind the upper
floor OF one of our Chestnut
street buildings qui'e devoted
to the convenience of lady
visitors, comprising drawlng
and robing rooms and espe-
cially the mirror room, three
sides of which reflect the en-
tire figure from every point
and afford all that can be de-
sired in citing or "hying
on.
The adjoining floors contain
III glass cases the made-up
dresses in so varied sizes that,
at the most, only trifling adj
lustment may be needed to in
sure IL satisfactory result in the
fitting,
A leading material for sum-
mer wear and for all occasions
is in
Nuns Yelling, either In OF out Of mourning
4 better article $40 and S24.
A full line Of Cashmer 3, more expensive
| IA terial, the dress complete, SlO nd S3.
Black SILK Dresses, W II trimmed, s25, d sp'
We notice a uple Of suk Grenadines ON hand
reduced Just one half now So
SUMMER SILK DRESSES.
self-trimmed new goods either in or out OF
mourning, Sl6, &lS, SIS.
A small lot of plain SILK, In coors, ga.
a few ImnOrte Dresses for the summer are
x very pretty small check in velvet trimming,
4 line Of medium fabrics for summer or fail,
sI5 and S75
} oxford Waists, in blue, gray and garnet
, light wO0eu fab ic s6
! same. with basque, " and s2;
and nd Is. " '''''' '''''''' - 'A"' ,9'' V
! A LINE OF WASH GOODS EMBRACES:
White Dress in three peicrs, easy lau ndriod
d ~. o.
Higher grades, SGup.
same, three pieces, Trimmed with embroidery
SlU to $50
Colored sateens three pieces plain, reduced t
Figured also three uicccs, ~.
- Goored -eersuckcr stripes s. and Ss.
/, Gmghams all Uulbrs, ~.
Black and whit Zephyr Cloth Dresses reduce
~ from u to u.
:, Ready-made Dresses il
y stock, for the promenade, re
!, n. ceptlons, opera, weddings
le equestrian parties and all occa
< sions usual to a lady in society
d aOl Chestnut street, second floor.
y JOHN WANAMAKER.
,ec White Skirts for summe
VI N wear are on the Chestnut
t t street ground floor. The stoc
is is very complete
H. Cambria Rutiled Skirts, 65c., g, q, SIS.
a With liza urg Edge, ~, sl.2i, ~. 80 TO 40.
y Panier Bustc skirtSl \. Is, Sl55.
~ Ladies underskirts with plain hem aud tue
, W ith ambric Rufll- Accents
~ With Hamburg Ruhic ~, u D. 10 -.
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" ork Given Onr

On receipt Of your address we will make
an offer BY which you can earn 81 to 81
evenings, at your home Men, Women,
Boys or Girls can do it. H. G. Wilkinson
q Co., 1875 and l97 Fulton street Nap
York
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Drop Kearney.


YESTERDAY the Sunday Star was issued
from its new quarters, No. West Fifth
street, in an enlarged form and a full dress
of new type, presenting handsome and
prosperous appearance The Star has nov
completely cut loose from all dependence
upon the daily papers for its issue, aud has
that fully insures its ability to conduct its
own mechanical Affairs in the future, For
year past it has been printed from the type
and presses OF the GAZETTE, and while re.
GREETING the pleasant compauionship thu,
severed we heartily congratulate our Sun
day contemporary upon the gratifying sue
cess Of its initial move towards maintaining
its own establishment.
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TAKING EFFECT MAY H. 1873

TAKING EFFECT MAY H. 1883.
Trains leave Baltimore city time, as follows
Mail lrniu, daily except Sunday, for
the Norti and West. ,;...........;,,. 7,SO a. m.
Chicago and Limited Express, daily
West ..... 10. .lj a. IN.
Fast Line, dalY, West. ............ 10. I5 a. IN.
Harrisburg Passenger, daily except
sunday .........,..:.. ................. I3O p M.
Western Express, daily .............. s Is D. IA.
Mail ia press, West daily .ld D. m
Ptrktpwu Accommodation, $50 $50 d. ~ aud 10 u
p. M, Idly, except sunday. Sunday only, -
a. m, and ! 81 p. IN.
Cpckcys' He Accommodation, SO, II. 80 a. M,
IN, 800. 800, and il.30 p. IN. On Sunday,
go a. M, I. 30 ana l0p. IN.
For Hanover and Gettysburg, 7.3O A, m.
For Green spring Branch, go "A. m, and j.8i
y. ~.
For ticket, to all points East North ami " ust,
apply at calvert Station, AT Northeast cornei
Baltimore and Calvert streets, aud at Union
station.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels aud
residences on orders LETT at ohce, northeast cor
Aer baltimore ana Calvert streets.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
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TnE CITY CoCNCH. ought to construct
the sewer on French street, from Second to
the Christina, watch was asked for by the
property owners over year ago. 1t is
badly needed, and tho revenue that would
be derived from thosc who would g!ally
pay handsome sum for the privilege Of
tapping it, would more than cover the cost
Of the improvement.
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FlIes aud ItmlsH

Flies, reaches, ants, bcd-hugs, rats, mice
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out 10y
"kough on Rats - - cents.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

Many ladies, whose t me and
inclination permit, will select
their material and have it made
up. ] his can be done either
under the skilled training Of
our own people or under their
own supervision at home.
The Silk Department that
seems to rank i'll Dress Goods
is organized with very re-
markable care. We have a
resident buyer in Paris Of long
experience The large guam
titles of Silk that we have con-
trolled in block during the
past few months, and that So
many ladies have pronounced
half price," is an earnest OF
what our future will be in
Silks.
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RArLRo4pLIHEs
PHILADELPHIA, VII Ca -vs{sEii q
4 MiNGFON AND on 49, --11Ah
BALTlMOhE RAILROAD.

pHlLADELPHIA, WI "a
BALTIMoiiE RAMRoAD.
JUNE 2 ises.
TrAlns wiu1cave Wilmington as foiiows for
Philadelphia aandinternediate sations-s.4 J.m
l0ap, q, m $50, go, 7. ~, 9.bo I' M
Phlladephia texpre8sl- 3,oO, 2 q 6.o, 7.eo, slS,
9e9s.ss 9.5s TO- 20 Il. 50. am. r. Is i.S4 ~ u.aa
New York-2.oo z.3 ..@ go, s.Ss n.s a. N.
~. ss, l.M, 2.S0, ~ o. 81, In .. m.
Baltimore and intermediate statiens-i'Od'
bH n. m. 6.Op y. NJ.
baltimore and Ray Liue-s.6p m.
Baltimore and Nashrns.ton-l.i2 II 4.bl, s.OS III
a|m.. Zoo, -i.0s, SOU 5.T, n.O4 p. m.
Baltimore only-l.O5, T. III. .2.H and 6.oop.m.
Grains for Delawane n Division leave for'
New Castle-6.0o, w a. m. lo6 800, 6.2S p. 10.
Harrington and tnterniei iiate atations--s 10 - IA,
LIS, 8.2i y. m.
nelmar aud intermediate statieps-0.io a. NJ.
Express for Dellnnr, 4.0o pm.
SUNDAl TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations lOa. m.
lsW M $50. 7. 70, S5a, ,. m.
Philadelphia aud New YORK. 10, 2.2S a. IN. AT,
Baltimore aud WsshiHgton-l.42, !, oil, S.O6, 9.i7,
a. m. l.O4 p. m.
Baltimore--l,05 ,05 a. N.
For nrther Information passengers are
ferred TO the time tables 'osted a. the depot.
eS-Trans marked thus: ~ Are limited express
upon which extra iirs is charged.
}. Il. WOOD, General Passenger Agt,
| CHAs, p. ruGH. Denrral MAnHNer
| baltimore u PHILADELPHIA X. 4.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
on and after JUNE lst, 1854. trains viii run a.
| follows.
Leave Wilmington 7.o5, iO.So, a. m; hsO p. m.
| Arrive At Landenherg, $50 a. m; 100 noon,
$40 y. IN.
sundays, leave Wilmington, 10 30 a. M. and
500 y m.
Arrive at Landeneer., n.4oa. IN. 7,lOp. IN.
| Leave LandeGberg 6.J0 a. N; ~. ~ p. m.
arrive at Wilmington 500 a. IN: q 10 y. m
Sundaysi leave Landenberg, S.0Oa III, 4.Dp. IN
Arrive WilningtUa, 9. 70 =, N. 6lOp. IN.
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LC.TERRY'SLOTIO,
Softening and Beautifying the Skin.

This preparation has remarkably healing and sotai
effect upon the Skin tremoves Pimples Bloches Eruption
Red Infamed Noses, Freckles Sunbun, Rough Cap
Lips Hands, Liver Spots and Discolorations Dandmf
Itching of the Scalp, Fhickened or Brittle Nails ec
Read the certificate of the Eminent Chemist Prot Chan
: Gauntt NJ d. Graduate OF the University OF Pemsyy
1874:
The daily gazette., 1883-07-16

The ERECTION Of repair shops in this city
by the Wilmington & Northern X. r. Com
pany, and its close connection withthe Cape
May steamer BY special trains to the river
tr mt, shows that this company is now fully
abreast with the times, and As enterprising
and progressive as could he desired
THE MANAGERS Of the Quickstep base ball
club are making commcndablr efforts to Sc
cure team that can play ball Let US
hope they will succeed.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-16
10 n WA 9AMAKER.
JOHN WANAMAKER,

Chestnut, Thirteenth AudMarket streets
and City hall square, PhIlAdelDt Ia.
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Daily eNcep.
sundays,
GOING SOUTH.

For connections at Wilmington, Chadd' Ford
junction, LeDape, Coatesvllle, Waynesburg
junction, BrdsbOr0 ana Rea ing, time
IA bles at all stations. L. A. BOWER.
J. H. THOMPSON. eenerl sapt. b. 20 Nfa55 fmTa5
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PENSIONS For wound, disease or other
~ disability. Widows, minor
children and dependent parents entitled when
ctath resulted, Claims reopened, restoration
increases, bounty, back pay and discharges of
tanned. Apply ut once, delay preiudicGs your
rights Fees fixed by law Address, with
stamp, the old established firm of EDS n a
co Attorneys and Claim Agents, gi7 +. St.
Washington, ID. q. iya -
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sTEANSHIP LINES,
GLASGOW via. LoNDoNDERR Z

Cabin passage, s6u to $50. Second cabin, tIO
steerage, outward, s2s, Prepaid, s2l.
LIVERPOOL Il QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
FuRNESslA sails August L. Sept. g. oct. II
tii1 hf X, ME sails August l6 sept. y, Oct. q
BELdhAVlA sails August D. sept. %, Nov.
datlOns. Second cabin and Steerage as above.
Anchor Line Drafts issued at lowest rates are
iInid rec OF charge in England, Scotland ana
Ireland.
For Passage, Cabin Plans. Book OF Tours,
&c. amply to ri HENDERSON BROTHERS. New
York, or SAMUEL v. BETS. Adams ENpress,
or, A. ID. EeCarpenter, DuPonts Mills, VIII
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We recommend at present

4 surah SIN; in shades and black, Sl.3O
same in black, ft
silk bamassC GrCna,liue for seaside, wear in
many tiuts and tin rled : .5paud -
Slgllian silk Ia black, for early morning wraps
in The mountains, ~
SIX cnmn tor Ihlrlnrnlh .trnn1 -ncnnd nm rluI.1
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Daily Gazette
w1LM1Neros, MoNpAE, JULY re
pennIs kearney AgaIn.

From the time the Associated Press is
sued orders to all its agents and correspond
ents to "drop Kearney," the once famous
sand-lot orator disappeared from public
sight as completely US though the sudden
"drop" had engulfed him in the deep
waters of the P cihc ocean. His name was
scarcely mentioned, and his blatherskite
rawlings upon the labor question and the
rights of the laboring classes 10 md no
further place in the newspapers of the coun
try. His few personal worshippers, who
doubtless thought the world would come to
an end If Kearney ceased his mighty efforts,
looked on aghast, but they, too, were swal-
lowed up in the wave of public indifference
that swept their great leader out Of sight.
Again the { alifornia agitator is coming to
the front, but there are plain indications
that the dropping" process dep ived him
of vast amount Of his old-time i tluence,
and opened the eyes Of his former devotees
TO the true character of the blatant dema-
gogue they once so blindly worshipped. He
finds the doors Of reputable labor organiza-
tions closed against him, aud their affairs in
the hands of men who work for the interests
of the laborng classes instead of for per
sonal ends He was rejected at conven,
ton III Chicago, and ia New York, ytster.
day, the Central Labor Union, by decisive
vote, refused him the privil re Of the floor
He now announces his intention Of form
ing a new organization, of which, naturally
he espects to be the head and front, an,
live like prince of the contributions 0
the poor dupes who may be induced to rail-.
under his standard.
Having thus occupied for a briel spell
larger share of public lotoriety than b.
ever deserved, it would be a good plan t,
use the "drop game once more, and wip'
him out of existence, as ar as publi
attention is concerned. In the move
ments of all reputable labor or
ganizations, representing the real sentimen
of the laboring classes of the c uutry, til
public has deep and abiding interest, bu
the welfare of an unmitigated beat, VIII
strives to make an easy living and enjo
himself travelling over the country at tn
expense OF people who have a hard struggl
to make a poor living for themselves an
families, is Of no public consequence what
ever
Drop Kearney.
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SUMMER SILK pREssEs.

self-trimmed new goods either in or out Of
mourning, $l6, ilS SIS.
A small lot of plain SILK, In colors, ga.
a few ImpOrte Dresses for the summer are
largely reduced
* very pretty small check In velvet trim ming,
SIS,
4 line Of medium fabiics for summer fail,
sl5 and S15
oxford Waists, in blue, gray and garnet, a
| light wooden fab ic, s6.
same. with basque, a. and s2.
! A line Of better quality. In light weight. 81
! and s95.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-16
GREA r PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

DOUBLE TRACK-sTEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID seen ERY, MAG GNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RA l..
WAY.
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TESTTM ONIALS:

pmLA. REAvING & roT' svILLE TEL'H. 90.
2Oi $. Fourth street, Phila. J
| suffered for fifteen years iroin tcutler and
hllstered feet caused by excessive persplrall0n.
The skin would often crack open and become very
painful A few applications of Dr. /, &. Terry
Lotion afforded me immediate rcliel. -
WM. ID. STAGER,
BERYwN, Montgomery county, Pa.
| was afflicted or two years past with dull
aching pain on the 'op Of my head, from the
heat, no doubt. In the part Their" would collect
scales or dandrun. 1 used Dr. l. {. rerry's
Lotion, which removed both headache and dan
druH q. ANDERSON.
RICHBoRoUGn, Bucks county, Pa.
For several months past have been much an.
noyed with rough shin. 1t would crack open and
cause considerable pain. our Lotion soitened.
healed and restored the skin to healthy condt-
tiOn. WARREN q. WORTH NhiON.
2720 GHAY's FERRY ROAD, Phlla.
have used your Lotion for rhapped hands. II
was severe ease. II effected u cure lntwo days.
JOHN f. GOONEI.
1918 N, THIRD ST.. FiIILA.
suffered for several years with tetter upon my
face. Your Lotion entirely cured me-.
FRANK RiGSFH.
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Arcade, east slde.
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White Skirts for summer
wear are on the Chestnut
street ground floor. The stock
is very complete

Cambric Rufird Skirts, 65c., e., q, ~. 3.
With lla urg, Edge, T., sl.2i, y, 80 to 40.
Painter Bustlc SkirtSl sl.25, sL55.
Ladies underskirts with plain hem aud tuck,
~ ana 50 ents.
ith oambric Rull-, 75cgnts.
With Hamburg Rutllc, a, tl 2i 10 A. -.
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ANALYTICAL LABRATORY, NO. 220 MASTER S1EilI I.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February a. l>a.

.,
l. Lotion la,nni u
Kin Is npOun be
ouilda dcnloien
frry's Lotion
/
succeeded compromising
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EEHASCihL

Buy ana sell stocks and bonds on cC'Ir' ,,g,ft
Letters Of credit available IN all gal w t,rr
and drafts ON England, Ireland. FTap''iT ii
aud Switzerland lssued
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-03
MisceIlaReOus.

Chicago, miss Alice 8. Blaine, ED
est daughter Of Ex-Secretary Blaine, is
to be married In February, as rumor has
it, to Col. John J. Coppineer, of the
army.
Boston, 1.-The condition of Benjamin
P. Shiller MRS. Partiugton) is improv-
ing.
Nashville, Tenu., 1.-The senate or
gNnized by the election of B. F. AlexGn-
der, Of Rutherford, speaker and j. g.
Long, Of Madison, clerk.
a sensation was caused by passage in
the opening prayer of the Rev. a. Hoyt,
from reputation and from all forms of
dishonesty, good Lord, deliver u.s." The
house was partially organized By eleeIing
w. L. Legerwood, OF Knox, speaker; E.
B. Wade, clerk. The failure to organize
to-day postpones the senatorial election
till the 18th, SIS the law ixes it Tor the
second Tuesday after the organization.
Savannah, L-Emancipstion day was
celebrated as usual by the colored people
here and throughout the south.
St. Johns, II. B., 1.-Frsncis Oarville
s. Sons, of Liverpool, England, with 8
branch in this city, under the name of
Mexican s. Co., brokers, lumber dealers,
etc., have failed. Liabilities $500, 900.
Ballaton, NY. 1.-James p. Smith, 9
farmer in South BRllston. has assigned
He was reported worth SIS, eco, and owe;
500. 900 above his assets.
New York, 1.-Vessels from foreign
ports that arrived here 3urihg 1882
numbered 6,476, including l,945 steam
ers.
Cincinnati, LIT IS understood shs
after the proposed consolidation Of tht
Commercial and Gazette, new penny
morning psper will be issued from tht
present Gazette office,
q banquet, Ex-senator Bruce presid
ing, YVES given to- night IN honor Of FREQ
Douglass and the anniversary OF thC
emancipation proclamation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-03

No ARTICLE has yet been diq
covered that is so effective in all
cases of failing health, in the old,
or weakness IN the young, as COL
DEN's LIQUID BEEF TONIC. ASK for
ColdeHs's, take 7so other. OF drug
gists generally.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-21

and there will be marks of trouble ON
her face. Her children will despise her
acquaintances, and be careful not to pre-
sent to her their own. She will know
little or nothing of her sons pursuits.
She will wait alone on the piazza till
midnight, while her daughter is out with
gentleman whose name she has never
heard; and when the truant pair appear.
the cavalier will not notice the old lady,
and the girl will offer no remark. What
will the girl be like in mature life? Will
she bring up children after the pattern
Of herself, and teach them as size was
aught, that they are no domestic duties
Tor either old young? The civilization
which has evolved in order the hotel
mother and the piazza girl is too new to
show in the next stage of development;
out it ought to be something remarkable.
IN. Y. Tribune.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-21
Chaff of the Exchanges.

A certain little Pharisee who was
praying for his big brother, had good
deal of human nature in him, even if he
was only six years old. He prayed, 20
Lord. bless brother Bin, and make him
as good a boy as I am"
1t was Detroit girl who married at
Is 80 as to have her golden wedding
when It would do her some good.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-21

Rz:Gov. Te got p. 9m,.nent:y mentioned
allow the use of his name.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-21

child, she will grow into a pert miss,
with profound disrespect for her
mother, and a saucy answer for strange
gentlemen who try to amuse themselves
with her. She will quickly catch
the accent and manner of a
class much better educated than her
own, she will learn, before she has put
on long dresses, that diamonds atbreak-
fast are in bad 5s style; at fourteen she
costumes; at fifteen she will have car
ried self-culture to the point of reading
novels in ''The Seaside Library" and,
under favoring circumstance she may
even go so far as the lighter publications
of the ''Franklin Square Series." After
q brief transition period of giggling fir
tations with boys, she will suddenly ap-
pear at the summer hotel as an expert
enced young lady, and will take her
place naturally in the category Of piazza
girls. Like the rest of fthose companion
able virgins, her object in life will be to
have good time. A good time implies
young man, with whom she will always
be ready for promenade outside the
parlor windows, whispered tete;a-t tete
in dark corner, moonlight ride, an
pound of French candy IN the recesses
of a thicket. AS for Mrs. Fungus, she
poor woman, will have gone off sadly
when these nights of heartlessnest
and futile daliiance arrive; stray
bachelors aud commercial travellers will
no longer find her ''gay" her voice vii
be harsher, but her laugh will be rare
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-17
. Murdered by One of the Finest.

New YORK, Nov. 4.--Policeman VIM.
Conroy Saturday night brought into the
Twenty-tirst precinct station house pris-
oner, Peter Keenan,, furniture mover,
thirty-four years old. Keenan's head was
covered with blood, flowing from cuts,
caused by the policeman's club, and in the
abdomen was bullet wound. keenan,
was removed to the hospital, and died
soon after. From information obtained by
detectives and statements of witnesses at
the coroner's preliminary examination it
appears Policeman Conroy had been drink
ing heavily; that in liquor saloon, 322
East Thirty sixth street, he assaulted sew
eral persons without cause, and finally at
tackled Keenan,, who was quietly standing
near the bar, interfering neither with the
policeman nor anyone else. After shoot
ing him without warning, he dragged him
from the saloon and clubbed him long af-
ter he became unconscious. Conroy made
several contradictory statements about the
matter,
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The Intelligent Jury Again.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Nov. 4.-This COM
munity was shocked Yesterday by one of
those occurrences which have tended to
bring jury trials into disrepute. Joseph
Crone, on Sept. 9Th, went up to his wife
and threw his arms about her neck, say
ing, Jenny, | am going to kill you," and
at once commenced carving her with q
knife, infiicting seven or eight terrible
wounds in her neck and abdomen, the lat
ter some six inches in length. The woman
finally recovered and Crone was put on
trial. AT the last trial Mrs. Crone and 9TH
er witnesses testified to the above facts.
and they were admitted by the prisoner
himself on the witness stand. The Jury.
after plain and explicit charge by the
court, retired, and yesterday returned Il
verdict Of 'not guilty. to the disgust of
the court and spectators, the judge being
moved to say: "The court is surprised:
this is your verdict, not mine" In the
present state of feeling it would hardly be
safe for any one to indulge in Crone's
amusement, the chances being that the
case would never go before Il jury.