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, 1883-10-13
A Cohdacfers tist- IL

On Sunday evening Coaa,e'or Jos Dy'
sert .het aad killed man na-aSd 1hf,.
Hansoo. 10 tie caboose cafe wh,le the train
vas r:pnins between Eadi,Ots aid Psiors4
Junction. Tae opiuion seems 10 be fSs'
while Hanson wss sbasive ami used vulgar
language 10 tbs presence of ladies the con-
dactor eould hsve ejscted him without re-
sorting to such violence. The result OF tn
preliminary exaninaiion 10 not received, 81
What IL ssidsuos viii b u not known.
, 1883-10-13
{ rrish;fui -,.Ip,;.r.

o. ..r Psma,are eyrirsou OF a blast
--% Lit P.a.5 "D the Sub Psious,. one
Ii IS ",;~;', ii irt iri three badly
-'-I l's.ea' the cen w-re employees
'".t II. K Z, nd the pla,t contain.
'l 40 >'',,s + s,, aal one key Of black
P'-.. '1'es 'ornell. wio was talnyips
'' ,t.'s', ~Is -loTr 90 ards and into the
. 'a~ ''v--, s'-ki1g Immediately.
49, 20 l''' : 5e.rcA his body was found
',' .7- .rs II I.~n nearly of. aud ths tsmp.
7r7 :5e o-aer, ard one arm vas
'''s4 al -aanssa. Peer Lard4y was
''-'' l-r'- ''i AL probably l,se his eye
aa NcN,han anil Jane. Ne.
-. =. 1''s >.'.rriv hut T.. dsne. roasiy
49, Ne'a=. was TUNED Al Cof,x
, 1883-10-13
Lsmber, Ae., Ae.

Messrs. Yalcuner Pratber are ro* sh.s
70 srprly Walls Wsils AID the Surrounding
country market With the Des, kinds OF Inn
Der q. the lowest possible rates. We keeE
OF aand Por.iXni and Dayton lumber which
;ancct he eIoelled Tor quality IN the Paoir:
coast. Flooring, rustic, ceiling. nnnnins
l',-lber, lathes. picksts for fences; cedsE'
pine snd nr aninzies. door,. sash tiiaos,
window weights and rnoiiins Ai,c reds:
ani sr fence posts always ready en ;hf
sho7tes. notice, sod sold - low - the low
es. a6d..se WaIla wall. & Dayton Lam
ber Yard, ofhce corner Third snd Oak So.
walls Wslla. S. n Falconer. Manager.
sag3dw3m
, 1883-10-13
Io.u Billings He-rd 'frein.

NEWPORT, E. L, Aug H. ies1
DEAR BITTsEs:-I an here usins q
,,,a.ss in ali tie salt air @: The ocean aha
IL, been = srEs-sr :cr no.s tasr yeAi
NTH !, r,frscso-y iiTer. Fss isdncea 70 L iS
IN pi-tsr. w,h the .es sac, ara nave
nod the tincture . gioriJus result
have been greatly helped bJ TIE h;''eif'
and 81, not airsid iossy So
Yours withou. 8 ssraggle,
, 1883-10-13
kail or Ing .

-.f :.l:- we narvest h.s been 80
rj1 v.rli that ,he maj r'ty n rur
.rr ssnessly ad 1ptIng the sue
...r.. ,sas their ~heat IN the dust,
r--.-- Nart quantities have g.
an .a! ..ery one il The Snsi-
....lg er.a i in iaA sowing. S-opid
..raa--I ran continue. We may ex-
.-- f.-!- mass Of emerald green
, 1883-10-13
NOTICE.

XVHEREAS SAWiRRANT HAS BEEN
w nnly is-rr.i % use D. csi5cc t"e d In
au-ut tax fer kuildiny s;ie<A4> shuttils Lot
. IT 81 ek S, Csin's AadiIi n l. EzBa Haiia
City, Territory of WaskiEst,n, a.d y -rli s-Ard
lot .o- the taxes as-s.eei Eni cnst, Eieh .sE
j. 81 50, and coots are . 10 and -eeruisE
cost<.
Nov. therefore, by virtue of -aid warrant,
viii prncee-I - sell aid pros efty q tn c urs
house d--ot of sad city. On the lj.h AZ nf TIC,
tor.r. 1879. at tie hG-lr o. I o'c6cf ?. u. Il
said day % satisfy said warrant.
I. J. EOBINSOE.
Sent "a. lss3 Mar-haI Wslia T'aiis cry
, 1883-10-13
nj, y,IIrf, >t,p-faihsr'

,,. y..sr. tie poer's mother, over eo
.s "a. married the other day 20 d
2 .. N III city Of Portland.
sle.. t. say mat there were no
I'd ,t.c the bnae's son Geoise' oi
as j. aos Purauit 20 prevent the
;...-e. Va. Vie giiGy al 'as &C.
r.ca.. c,rrrol sd sal n the arms
:. .,,. ut !'ri.
, 1883-10-13
Lsck q Ieei.s 0uds.

I.msy be &. veil for young .entiessn
WHO take nymphs Of eszy virtue from this
rIsce to Ssn Francisco, s,d tner- i,rctuce
then a. p1blic en.krtainmsn.s az thsir
S:vss, 70 know that by the lax Of California
such eourse nakes . WOMAN The legal wife
Of the nan. Under the circumstances q
msn marrying another Afterwards soa.d
bs committing bigamy.
, 1883-10-13
re,rlaaa sEoOl MARKET.
7.,xn, Oct 9Th, lS 5.

b. 7lAxn. Oct 9Th, 1873.
-.,...fa. ..u: + .. eocI new oftered ior
o.. r..l-. oco,sioLslly str-gg'ing lot
r..s-r5 n. se hear of a few LOTT sold
.-..-.-ar. lA:- as iow a, u a l6cts..
.,.A,v ai.it haze done bettzr IL les
.-....l aa.v.ry inferior. Wequote:-Eas-
.....-..- H. "a l9 IT,. market trm Tor
49, Pei m.-- d'y ljgt-., sr-eH sctr-
-,-ic II rSe--El tern Or. lstq 22ets.
d. .s.g Al rrau-. Sheep pelts I21 a ''5ct
4, IA LnstL .fwo"'. Boston market
.- or mt but firm.
, 1883-10-13
II. New ni.ilExry E,,zb ishneai.

Ms. Chilbsrgs millinery s'tleii'lHeh'
On Third street, oppo-ite the s1.TtsAAS ei'
fee. intends % reyoiaiioDize th- trace Ns'
goo IA. frs.h from The east. 10 te s'i a, ''.
auoed ra.ss. Mi.s B. Chiltsrg Si'h Is ysais
.rn.riencr in Chicago snd the s's'. si'etas
-, ,nd manufacturing 0eISss-
ans ns,.. V,es their magnificent display.
i'ieA- Z. 5jkxin
, 1883-10-13
r-,..r,e TeHce fe-ts.

n en,erpIlTLg i'n'' So
T'''', - at mary years: Take OOiied
'-' - 81, u guiverrz,d coal to the
-a'',l - f part. Put cost Of TINS
'. =. ,,-.. 1. adj tLore : not man that
'' ....rro.. Try II. farmers II
VI -'5 v. ', a., sur;. and say DO good. We
, 1883-10-13
Neticc 10 Crediiors.
WlLLA WALLA, Sept. q, 1889.

WlLLA WALIA, Sept. 2, ISsS.
Having disposed OF my interes: in the car
rage shop on East Main street % Z. II. Mas
SAN, all parties knowing themselves indebted
to me viii please cali sndcioSe accounts imine-
d;ately. The books can be found with I. Il.
us.s,,, :. tie aboye shop. E. SMITH.
1t-i-Jt-w.
, 1883-10-13
Important Notice f!

We beg to announce to the people of
Wslls w.lls ard surrounding country
hat Ou, 6ru will shortly 90 into hq1ida-
ton. While We regret tc leave the Geld
where our labors for tho past fifteen yesrs
have been received with such generous
display Of appreciation on the par: Of the
public, our interests elsewhere make this
,rep necessity. and ia this preliminary
announcement We take the opportunity
t, say that We thank all err patrons for
every favor shown a. We desire 10
make the public our con6dant in - far
tiat our business must be wouSd up oy
the close OF this year, and - We have an
enormous stock Of general merchandise
t. dispose Of p this interval, We must
take early steps 10 accomplish the result.
We shall use al, honorable means TO fur.
sher our project, and We do not propose
20 resort to any trick of trade or other
device to bring it about. While We de-
sre to lee everybody know our intentions
We do not wish the public to imagine
thai Hs are making this announcement
cor any other purpose than the one stated i,
VIZ: To egeetnatiy ~ind up our buaneu;
spi in this connection ws say that We
oder our lease and stors fixtures for sale.
This Is only preliminary ANNOUNCE
mens. Il will take few days to arrange
our store so Is 10 make i, more convenient
for purchassrs AZ soon a. We are ready
We shall inform the public, and our an
nolncemsnt MAJ be relied upon in every
Instance as cnrrsct and Iustuorthy.
Every article viii hs represented to the
purchaser At Its real worth and quality,
and no misrepresentation will be made.
Or permitted TO be made. by any of cur
cmployes. We VII offer no BATES or
LEADERS, but will sell every article st
ACTUAL Cosr.
During our Liquidation Bale all goods
viii he sold for cash only, and no soads
will be taken back or exchanged under
any circumstances.
E1sct date Of commencement Of our
, 1883-10-13
NstSoe.

take pleasure in recor m>n6ing 70 my pst.
rons ana the irisnis Of Hcnoeop.thy, g. ".
WEen1, q. ID, late Of California. who will at
oace assume charge 9: NV oeioe and p-aetice.
A, D. Wi,e1x IS gradrsts Of the Hahn Med
ieal College. and has had fifteen year, active
p,,ctice. besides being favorsSlY known ~ q
gentleman and & sucresrful prsctit;oneron on thi.
coase. heartily endorse him. While my
health dsnands Ibis change. y: retire from
ny profe~ioa With many regrets. During ray
peupossd two yeArs' tst. lops to soqa:re
from sasssrn Institutions . mor. thorough
koovisise Of medicine. which ray beneh,
those Who -hal thsn entruSt themselves % NY
care. Believing my rucce-sor merits tie lio-
ersl patronage with which have been favored.
vith Hshy lind renenbrancsr, I remain tru
~. T. e. huLoGG, NJ ID.
oc3-i2w- win
Dr.. Ksllnys oan b foEnd f.. tha rs1t tro
uoaths st his ola ofice, vh.Ie he vii be
pisassd 70 sse ell hia debtors and creditors, n
- dssiro a sariy settlement.
, 1883-10-13

noS,r BUY Boss BoUls UNLESS
voU WANT THE BEST. sEh THAT
oTrR EAME IssON EVERY PAIR
W. AKIN. SIZZLING & co.
, 1883-10-13
DOWNFALL OF PRICES
WHICH MEANS THArEWE WILL UNO=RS=LL ANY
ESTABLISHMENT IN Tbs CITY,
GRiNDREDUCTION IN PRICEW

Mems Business Suits SOD
Mems AL Wool Suits $i2 90
Mems All WeolDress Suit Si5 %
BOYS Ali Wool Suits s. 0U
, 1883-10-13

Dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnish
ing Goods, Hat, and CAPS, Boots and
sloea, Carpstins, Oil Cloths, Wall
Paper, Groceries, Croeksry, Glassware,
Oils, Cordags, etc., 20 Main and 5 and
Z Third Streets.
, 1883-10-13
GREAT LIQUIDATION SALE
F. F. ADAMS,

VII appear in next weeks issus OF this
paper.
r 8 ADAM4
The daily gazette., 1883-11-13
SECOND EDITION
AN OFFICER ASSAULTED
Sergeant McConnell's Desper-
ate Customer.
ANOTHER HOUSE RoBsEo
sMneEANT aluoNNELL,s NosE.
The Bridge of IL broken I'm = Very Mys
tsTiOus Manner.

The Bridge of IL Broken I'm Very Mys-
tsTiOus Manner.
A very mysterious affair took place at an
early hour this morning, by which Sergeant
McConHell had the bridge Of his nose broken
aud received a blow over his right eye
which narrowly missed badly injuring that
organ. just how or by whom the blow was
struck are facts that could not be learned
By the GAZETTE representative who applied
to Chief Hawkins fJr Information. That
official professed utter ignorance OF the mat
ter aud was even unable TO state positively
where Mcdonnell lived.
When asked by the reporter If Mcconnell
had been hit by brick the Chief said: "No,
II wasn't brick; don't know what It was
or how 1t happened, as didu't see McCon-
nell when he came in."
The Chief then politely suggested that the
reporter go and see Mcconnell, knowing at
the time that he the ChieO had given orders
10 the inmates Of the Sergeant's boarding
house, to say nothing TO the newspaper
men. II was only through the courtesy OF
Mayor Wales that any Of the points could
be learned at ALL His story is that McCon
nell was following suspicious character VI
epring Alley, small street running fren
French to Walnut streets and lying betweeI
Second and Third, when some unknown
person stole up behind him and dealt him I
vicious blow with a piece Of iron. Th'
Sergeant was knocked down and received I
very painful wound over the right eye.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-13
~-~s
AMUSEM

John E. Owens, the favorite comedian aD-
pears on next Monday evening in hts new
play of "Cooke's Corner"
On Saturday evening next the German
comedian, Gus Williams, will appear in his
laughable comedy Of zone of the Finest"
At the performance Of "Cooi's Corners"
next Monday evening by John E. Owens
and his company, every lady in the audience
will receive q neat souvenir of the event in
the shape of an original song, words and
music by W. H, Beiger
There was orly small audience present
IN the Opera House last evening, to greet
Oliver Doud Byron, in Across the Contin
ent. The play is of a sensational charac-
ter, and pleased to certain extent the
audience in the gallery.
or" The Silver King" which opens 10
the Opera House on Wednesday evening
next, the Philadelphia Times saye
No more fascinating melodrama, or one
with better moral, has ever been presented
in this city, and consequently the Chestnut
Stress Theatre has been crowded at every
performance. Mr.. Bentley, who has the
title role, is an accomplished English actor
who plays this part perfectly and he ID
ably supported by all excellent com
pany. Miss Eleanor Carey gave beautl.
full rendition Of Nellie Denver,
the heroine wife. The scenery is unusually
handsome, and the changing of some OF the
scenes is done in such novel and credit
able manner that the applause of the audi
ence is elected. The New York EgeRing
Post Of October 1 said: yesterday Rev.
John X. Paxton, Of this city, quoted the
notable sentence from The Silver King in
his sermon, "Oh, God, turn back the uni.
verse and give me yesterday" 1t is moi
unusual TO hear quotations from Shake
speare's dramas In the pulpit, but 1t is sci
dom that phrase from melodrama finds
its way into a sermon"
The daily gazette., 1883-11-13
A NEW TRICK.
The "SIodel' Chief who Does mot Know
Whore to Find Judge Cummlns.

The "SIodel" Chief who Does mot Know
Whore to Find Judge Cummlns.
Notwithstanding the fact that Mayor
Wales instructed Chief Hawkins to interpose
no obstacles In the way of the Municipal
Court the Chief is still unable to submit TO
the inevitable gracefully, and still tries by
all sorts of petty ways to make trouble
whenever 1t is possible for him to do so.
Only this morning a colored woman applied
at the Hall for warrant, and after she had
stated her grievance the Chief said, "We
don't issue warrants here any more. The
Judge of the Municipal Court does that, but
he amt here now aud don't know where
he ls."
1t Is easy to imagine the Chiefs object,
when all he had to do was to use the tele,
phone and in less than five minutes he would
have been able to tell the woman all she
wanted to know. But 1t evidently suited
the Chief to say he "didn't know where the
Judge was" so that he might be able TO cry
at some future time, "that 1t was imposslbl,
ror people to get warrants when they wante,
them"
The daily gazette., 1883-11-13
OUR MAILS.
Their Arrival and Departure, TAkiI
Erect July LIST, 1893.

Their Arrival and Departure. Taking
Effect July LIST, 1888.
The Post Once in this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 u. IN. to Up. IN. Pri-
yats boxes are 81 S9s II p ,v On
boxes accessible from 10 SD. IN. The whole
sale stamp window will close at 0 80 p. IN. The
money order office will close 1t op. M.
NAILs CLOSE ks FOLLOWS
NORTH.
Wilmington & Northern Railroad to Heading
Pa, and points on the Baltimore and Central
south Of Chadd's Ford, T.40 q. IN.
Phlladophia closed pouah, $50 a. m.
Philadelphia and waymail, ga. IN.
New York, Pennsylyania and points east ara
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenburv
Philadelphia, Now York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey l.50 q. IN
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
Philadelphla, New York ami all points east
and west, 4.40 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York cities closed
pouches, 93j p. IN.
Pennsylvania west OF Lancaster, ana all
points west and southwest 9.35 p. IN,
All points north, east, west and southwest,
p. In.
All Louisiana ssent west except New Orleans
which is sent south on through mails
SOUTH.
Baltimore and way mail, TAO a. IN.
Washington and all points south. 7 20 a, 10.
All points on the Peninsula, $50 a. IN.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, Q n. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south,
l2.30p.m
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elkton and
Havre de Grace. 1879 I. m
Points on Baltimore Central, between Port Do
poeit and Chadd's Ford, $50 d. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line steamers, 40 p. m.
Peninsula north Of Harrington, including
Delaware City and st. Georges b,bo D IN.
Baltimore, closed pouch $50 y. IN.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
| II p. m.
MAILs ARRIVE AND uRADY FOR DELIVERY.
From wilmingtonE & Northern Railroad $50
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
| and all other points, &. 80 p. M
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north, east and west, 90 a. IN.
From Peninsula and all north of Harrington
| e.l6 m.
From Baltimore and way mail, $50
From Baltimore, 1870 p. m.
| From Peninsula mail, 1890 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and point
north and east, l.20 p. IN.
From Baltimore, Washington and point
south, 2.20 p. IN.
From Delaware Western Railroad, 22O p, m
From Philadelphia, New York and point
north and cast, 5.40p. IN.
From baltimore, Washington and point
south and southwest, $40 y. IN.
Carriers diliveries as follows $50 am gen
eTal 1910 a. M, partial l.30 y. m, general
| Up. IN, partial
Collections from street boxes are made by tn,
| carriers at $50 and 10 a. m, 100 and D. m.
An additional collection will be made at 20
p. IN. from all boxes between Jefferson ant
| Lombard and Water and Thirteenth street
inclusive. On Sunday full collection will b,
made at 800 p. m. Local letters for carrier
delivery should be deposited In Post Office tel
minutes before the hour Of delivery
W. Y. SWIGHEr. Postmaster
The daily gazette., 1883-11-13
THIRD EDITION
ANOTHER COLD WAVE
Shiveripg News From the
Signal Service.
THE STORM IN ONTARIO
ANOTHER COLD WAVE.
Row ON ITS Way to the Atlantic The Sig
nal Once Bulletin.

nal Once Bulletin.
tUnltcd Press Dispatch 10 & GaEette.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1910 a. m.-The
chiet signal officer Of the army iurnishee the
following special bulletin 10 the press; The
temperature has fallen from 10 TO 90 degrees
ia the Southern, Middle and New England
States, with frosts as far south as Louisiana,
Mobile and Montgomery. The temperature
hss risen about 10 degrees in the Northwest
and Upper Lake region, but there is q eec-
ond cold wave In the Northern Rocky Noun
tain region, where the temperature has fallen
from 10 to 30 degrees. Fair weather pre-
walls this morning except In the Lake re-
giOn and extreme Northwest, where light
SHOWS are reported. Mackinaw City reports
ore inch and IS hundredths Of rainfall dur
ing the past ~ hours. Violent northwest TO
southwest winds have prevailed In the Lake
region and ON :he Atlantic coast north OF
Cape Hatteras during the past SO hours aud
continue, the centre of disturbance being
northeast OF New England.
The indications are that the temperature
will rise slowly on the Atlantic coast during
Wednesday with partly cloudy weather and
occasional snow in New England and north.
ern portions of the Middle States, followed
on Wednesday night or Thursday morning
by second cold wave which is now central
Ia the upper Missouri Valley. Partly cloudy
colder weather and occasional snow are IN,
dicatod for the lake region northwest aud
States north OF the Ohio river on Wednes.
day. Slightly warmer fair weather ls indi
Gated for the Gulf and South Atlantic Statel
during Wednesday, but the temperature II
fall In Florida tonight.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-13
FOURTH EDIT-o
THE EMPEROR'S vISI1
s
What is Thought OF it Bv tI
Ministry. y
---s---
= DOUBLE LYNcHIud
DOUBLE
EMPEROR WILLIAMS v,..
II . surprise to the spar,.,
and has no Special si,,a'n s'" hihid

1t Il surprise to the sn,.
and has no Special signI,Ioa " hlDlrt
Omitted Press Dlspatche, r. IN,
MADRID, Nov. PA ra, W.. 'altI'',l
Cabinet said TO a representa,iya "orr Of ID
today that the visit Of the q C,o y, l1eFs
Frederick William of Germ,nr W,Uwn r,n ifln1
prise to the ministry. Tbers uy ,.t, was a sul
iete, banquet. or reception a, @Vlla .t b: 4
residence Of the Premier or a. ~. .le otaaI
They would allow the Imperial py y,.l Il0s.l
tain entirely the character Of 'al an "'Il 70 \
q courteAies between the two ,ou.l om le,tcasusl
He admitted that spain 'Oyal hnalt
fiattered by the spont.,1uld should
significant advances ~ feOs al
BY Germany, after the recon, G,enl'A
France. he expected the on =, J' Insult, 'nsul'
dermany to aid the mop,rr,,s support
against foes at home. The poyetn,, uy u Sla
terday had to prohibit the Rpnuhl,nuesn' y
we're honoring the memory oi i1IsuS, NJ w
from occupying the Pueria H., gqeflI
AleaIa streets, because the Kipg va. aoi :
Same hour to give a bull fignt IN ,b.,l Sa' a Y
and hostile demonstration was '4a. "u,l lOCall
the Republicans. There is bct,e, ,",ylsa als
creAsing hostility In tho RepabIIe.a ,y, aDa
toward the monarchy. ''NaA Fe|
The daily gazette., 1883-11-13

2so, asa 40, 4SS. ass sSs, sac. dAA HsSf, Fso
$50, i0.ss 10 .bS p. N.
NEW Yoax-l. .s2s, 4.tTs, scat, sl2 a. m. i2so
I.O1, .65,s.Ass, 1855 pm.
BAIrImoRH--l .5lt, 2.lSs, e.s4, 0.S4, Ills a. IN
1880, 1.bl, b.1ls, Z. soa. ia, a.lSh p. m.
WASHINGTON Ala, Ills a. m. 1890.
i.tl, ais, e.yOs, ia, e.49 p. m.
both daily aud sundag.
4 On sunday cnly.
DELAWARE RAILRoAp--S.bo.0 o 50, 10 10 q. IN
lL4o, 5.Obs, o.o6 p. m. No Sunday trains.
FrOn New Castle nnly.
WfLNIRaToS s. NoRrHRRE RAILRoAD---s.iC
] o.4s, II 30 a. IN. d.t5 pm.
/ DELAwAM WEsTERH RAILRoAD--s.OO a. m
| STA y. M.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-13
- -
J Inc Golden PrInn I'm. 100,

ls now ready and Will be sent fro. IA !
ono on receipt of stamp for postage n n
book contains numerous engraving. u
such valuable information as eyery Ia
gentleman ought to know. Tbis 6ooE n
also show you how to become The owner
many valuable articles without costing N
Q cent, such as Gold AMI Silver Wssbl
Clocks, Organs, Sewing Machines, all kirI
OF Silver Ware, dc. address f. GLrlsd
x Co., W Summer st., Boston, Mass
The daily gazette., 1883-11-13
1884.
HARPER'S BAZAAR,
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's Bazar Is at once the most brilliant aud
use nj hou' ehold journal in exist nee. IL is the
,eknowledgec arblter OF fashion In this country,
" iAshion plate are the newest and m lsh,
ana Its pattern sheet supplements and e. coaomic
suRRestl9 ms alone are worth man times the cost
ol subrcripti0n. Its Illustrations OF art nee le-
work are from the best sources Its literary
and artistic merits are Of the hi hest order Its
stories, poems aud essays are by the first Ameri-
can and II 'ropeAn authors. It's choice arr mir.
turee would MI por fOlios, and lis humorous cuts
are the most amusing To be found In AnV Journal
In America. A host Of brilliant novelties arc
promised for 1884.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-13
Eyerybody's Doctor
By ROBERT A. GUM, NJ. p.

EvERYnoDY's DocToR contains 65I octave
pages, and Is printed On fine piper ann hand
somcly bound. II Is sold Mt the low price Of
three $500 dollarsacopy, 50 as to bring 1t with
In the reach ofau.
The work differs from all other books on Do
mestic Medicine in having the diseases systemat-
ieally arranged according to tne'r classification.
Everything Is described In the plaiucst possible
| language, and the prescriptions are written cut
In plain fnglish, 50 that they can he employed
by any Intelligent reader.
Druggists win find this took Of great advan-
tasc In aiding them 70 give advice when asked To
do
Dentists wi fnd lnurh Information In 1t thai
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TVFFE3U 7 F17l III I7FEVII 70 TIIt NaAttICsJ
TRoT, N. Y, Nov. l3.-Edward Quinn
attempted TO assault Sarah Rosenfeld near
the railroad station at Coboes vest, rday.
He threw her down, but she fought him and
screamed, holding fast to him until people
IN the vicinity heard her aud came to the
rescue. Her brother was among those who
appeared. lie thrashed Quinn and then
settled the matter for $50, to keep 1t quiet
The police, however, heard Of the affair and
arrested Quinn.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-13
LIrEKAKr rUnLIUArTONa.
1884.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
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