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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-24
DEADLY KNIFE THRUsTs.
Horrible scene in . baltimore Butcher
shop-A Strange Suicide.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 22-Timothy Cor
bott on Saturday night rushed into a
butchers shop and, grasping two large
knives, plunged one into his body and
with the other hacked at his throat un-
til he had severed the jugular vein. he
then sank to the sidewalk dead. Cor
bett belonged TO good family and the
cause for his act is not known. He was
chatting pleasantly with his mother
when no suddenly picked up knife and
jabbed II into his throat The knife be-
ing dull and ineffective he dashed down
the street into the butchers store,
where he completed his seli-destruction.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-24
rreIght wreol on tho y. . o.

coxSELLsvnLE, Pa, Sept 2s.-one
OF the biggest freight wrecks In the his
tory Of the Pittsburgh division OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad happened
Sunday morning ut Benning station,
twelve miles west Of here. Engineer
James Shields was killed and fireman
Harry Cyphers probably fatally injured
Three other tralnmen were injured.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-24

LA PLATA, Mo-. Sept aa--Two Santa
Te freight trains eollided near here Sat-
urday evoning. Brakeman Gill was In
stantly killed and one Of tho enginoers
and his fireman we're dangerously In.
iured. Both engines were demolished
and four cars were thrown In the ditch.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-24

BuYTALo, N. Y. Sept sa-Tho case
OF william w. Allen, ex.superintend'
ent Of mails In the Buffalo post-office,
who was on trial for embeszling money
lotters last April, was finished Saturday
and ths case given TO thu jury. Ths
yerdic, will bv announced to-day.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-24
n.rnda,. Kr.eu,ly. pIes.

CARSON CITY, New, Sept 29.-aov-
ssnor Charles @ Stevenson, Of Nevada
died yesterday OF typhoid fever. He has
held many public ofices. Tho death OF
Lieutenant Governor Davis about o
year ago leaves the State wi,houtah head.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-24

Burr2Io. N Y. Sept %. : Tho
switchmon's convention was unable TO
conclude its business Saturday and ad-
iourned until to-day. The constitution
was revised and adopted. The benefit
for total disability was raised TO $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Plans or .iCTORS md MANAGERS.

Lord Cmml,y.' a presented by f.. II. Sothcrr
and hi. company. will lee the attraction at the Lee
Avcnuc Academy this week and Will we'll reward th'
attention Of theatre gocIs. The clcyerncSs with whcl
Mr. sothcrn portrays his part has met with til,
warm.,t commcndatton every whcie Mr. Sothem
a. the impccunous. noble hearted young lord. has
character which suits his varied accomplishment, a.
an actor and the company which recently supported
him in New York appears with him here and The
original scenery Is also to be seen. the pcrformanc,
Will he doubtless n good Mr. Sothcrn has ais,
consented 10 representations Of his former success
"Jnc highest Bidder" in the course of this engage
ncni that his earlier and present work may DE III,
better contr,t.d. IL VIII lr at the Wednesday
matinee and saturday night.
~ the Park Theatre thi, week Miss Fanny Davcn
mort Will present Ia To~ca' for the last time. prob
ably ~ she will appear IN n new play ncyt season
Miss DavcnI ort has part well adapted TO her hisri
ability in her present play. ia which ~ardOu ll'
Incorporated many strongly dramatic scenes. The
play will nc presented with the scenery and propcr'ie'
used f. New York and all the accessories Of snmptu
ons setting. strong company SUPPORTS Miss Da'eh
port including Melbourne MacDowell
Mr.. Barnc, of New York will be seen next week
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
FUN Provided 8Y An ATHLETIC cLUB.

The members Of Company l. 9Th Regiment. VIII give
an entertainment tO.norr0w evening IN the Academy
Of Music under the auspices of the Crescent Ntn
ctic Club They viii present what Is termed Sai'a-
oral medley. entitled \ Modern Columbus" from
the pen OF William ID Pre- ,ton who takes the par' "i
John smith in The production. The character of Col
umbus viii be presented by Francis G.. Landon. Inc
performance is In three acts the scenes being en-
titled. Deck OF the santa Maria.' The Iceberg ani
90 The Landing of Columbus The orchestra VIII be
led by Ernest Meyer. and the play Will be directed by
+. q. Landon. The committee OF arrangements in
charge Of the affair Is composed Of william H. ford
Gusiavus :. Wallace W. ". Henshaw. lr Edwin W,
BigclOw. John '. Lamarchc Charles NJ EnglN ana
Charles VI. Bull. An elaborate programme, engraved
and printed in fine style. has been prepared, inco,ei
In parchment envelope decorated with the scirlet
crescent Of the club. An engraving of the club house
at Eay Ridge adorns the first page of the programme
and the football eleven are portrayed upon anotD"'
PAGE. The whole forms charming souvenir.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
COLORED
DRESS STUFFS.

Here in print are the latest arrivals
They are pretty much all confined
productions. Their like ism III Brook
lyn for the money.
Paris Dress Robes in Cashmere. Hen
rictta Cloth and smooth finished Serges,
in confined styles. with embroidered
fronts of latest designs. special value
at $500 dress pattern.
Combination Dresses in rich novelties,
with plain to match. at sl2.W
Pure Turkish NIOhair, 40 inches WIDE
in select shades, extra value, at 'oc'
French CheviotS. - inches wide. pure
wool, in 40 different styles, for tailor
,,dn dr.ssos Sjc.
Mohair BrilIiantine, 3S inches wide, III
new stripe effects. at ''c.
Ladies' French Broadcloth. in newest
tints, "a inches wide, at Sl.OO, sl.Zo
and $l.5O.
jacket Cloths. in checks and stripes,
ot Sl2j
English Kerscys, plain and fancles
500.
Dress Goods-Lcit. Ccn,Fe
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
OUR Big SISTER CITY.
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
The Ruiding CubmenPreparing Tor the cCaa court
t;a1Vhat engages POiticians-Among the Theatres
,.o,s of General Interest-NatiOnal Guard Notes.

The guests of the members included George B. Alex
ander. Augustus Rafort, and Julius Racines
The annual report of the Hamilton, which was
read at last nights meeting, was the most Ia
vomblc the club has had for many years. IL IS
in substance us follows:
In a somewhat extended statement last year re-
spcctng the financial condition OF the club, ana III
discussion Of the heavy expenditures Of that year oG
caSon was taken express confidence that the expert
cncc gained would assure continuance Of many al
vantagcs at diminished cost II Is caisr OF sa.i' US
been abundantly verified. The exact state OF n,c u,
finances at the close Of the fiscal year lMarch 81
lr9Ol. will be by the trcasufcrs statement anu
balance sheet. which accompany TINS report, al,
analysis Of the figures and comparison WIN ,nosc VI
last year. show that there IS gain in the excess ol
assets liabilities OF Sl2.3l7 II. This IS aiter
charging of from the valuation Of furniture wlat j.
believed 10 he ample allowance for deterioration III
1t will he perceived that e2.750 in bonds have been
paid OFF and extncuishcd during the year. II IS nc
opinion Of the directors that the poicy ncrv'oIol"
adopted Of cXnguiShing the bonds should be followed.
and there should no material relaxation in economy
until the entire issue shall be redeemed.
now demonstrated the wisdom Of conducting the
restaurant entirely on the clubs account.
by n nCa9s m d low TO the e eagy 10 s e" c
cub the interest and principal thereof to be devoted
TO the purchase of books. The bonds have been az,
ccptcd by the directors. and fund thereby created
for the purpose named by slr. Low
The club has had occasion to dcplorc the loss by
death of the following named members during the year.
VIZ : l.. Chtiendcn, {. Perry. Arthur ". Benson. JONI
Eliot Howen. f. H. Iitchiicd IL. O. Lacy. Josiah
Iaitlctt. rhoma, G. Nichols. Edmund ". Corlie-.
membership roll has steadily Increased. At thc date
Of this report there are: Resident members, 1"i Hfe
members Is: non resident. rs total G6'.
Tie new directors elected AT the meeting for
the three year term were
George u. Olco't J. spencer Turner. J. sherwood
Cohn. John +. ira"eer. Edward \. >eccomb ana Fran
els l.. EamcS. Norman :. pike was also chosen
10 MI the vacancy in the 81 class for the coming
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
CHINA,
SILVER, CLOCKS.
BRONZES, BRIC-A-BRAC, LAMPS

BRONZES, BRIC-A-BRAC, LAMPS.
In 90 all of the different lines overhead
to their new section Monday morning
and such section for size. and such
an overwhelming front they'll present
to the visitor. Nothing like either, we
firmly believe, in the world. Certainly
not in the United States.
You're invited to come see-sO are
all the stOrekeeperS of either city who
deal in these different lines.
Besides,
after we've let you look upon the very
newest, rarest and richest creations in
all of these goods, and put you in
touch with hundreds of distinctly fresh
art ideas, we're going to prevent your
going away empty-handcd and TO
that end we have prepared the extra
ordinary extras you'll see beneath
Genuine Lmoge Decorated Dinner
Set, 149 pieces, Royal Worcester de-
sign, in gold and peacock blue-for
this occasion will be repriced from
S275 to Sl9S.
Onyx Banquet Lamp, cnt glass bowl
and shade, rich gold plated mounting
for this occasion will be cut from
SS3 to SOL.
Solid Brass Piano Lamp, with large
onyx table stand, patent extension,
satin shade, silk trnge--tOr this
occasion will be repriced from S2l5
to 49,. = si.9;
French China Fish Set, beautiful
decoration, new designs, - pieces.-
for this occasion from $50 to be $1,000.
A complete line of Limoges, choice
samples, decorations, in gold and
cOlored designs. only one piece of each
in this country; will he ticketed for
this occasion at one-half their regular
price.
\ complete line of different makes OF
sterling and plated silverware. includ-
inc all of the newest arrivals in the
Dept, at 20 per cent. Ofl--for Monday
only.
OFF the Clocks and BrOnzcs You'll be
allowed ID per cent. on your purchases
for this occasion, no longer.
Sec;ion-N Main Tlo0r-Reas.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
\ GREAT BIG
WEBSTER FOR Sl.SS.

\ full-sizcd Unabridged Webster Dictionary for
Slss This is q reprint of the original Webster
l'uahridecd-cont 4ins over 5000 words, with
l.. 600 synonyms-l quarto Vol. bound in L.
leather. This edition is hardly tie thing for
library use, bcins of an inferior quality of paper
and plates. but is admirably adapted for young
pcopc's rough usage.
rlc Common sense of Bodily EXcrris'. a natural
method of physical training, 10y Edwin Che key
i vol. small lgmo, clo-puhlislcd at Sl.jO-
here SllS. r,, 49,.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
SURPRISES IN
COTTON WASH GOODS.
81 INDIAS
TO BE CUT
Up FOR 80 CENTS

; cases Of new dress style Of Ginghams-in plaida
stripes and the other popular patterns of this
season the staple 0c. and l2c goods-prce fixed
q. -..---, x, l2c.
Forty pieces Of 35c Black Henrietta Sateen, posi-
tivey fast black-to be be................... 25c
Enough for days demand Of 35c. French Satecns
tsay cases; secured below price ce-Monday lie
Wash GOods-slaln Aisle Rear.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Fine assortment of TRIMMED AND UN-
TRIMMED HATS AND B0NhETS. i'm
ported and of our own manufacture, al
reasonable prices,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
CHURCH SERVICES.

Notice-In future the TELZeRAN-HERAtD VIII
publish. under this head. only such notices as
are sent to this once each week. not iaVe er
than saturday afIerlola. Ihis Is done 10
avoid mistakes aud duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services
or "hours" mean that the morning service oc-
ours at l0:3O a. N. and evening service at Z
q. IN. 10
Ames u. I. Church-South Divison-st. Rev.
+. r. king, A. H.. pastor. Services at the
usual hours. lnorning and evening. sunday
school at noon. Young PeopeS meeting al
p. m.
Fountain.street Baptist Church-Preaching
morning and evening BIZ the pastor. Or; j &C 4
visible" Evening subject: "On the Use oi
Brains"
Second-street NJ. E. Chur,h-Rey. James
". Reed pastor. Morning theme: Inc heSl
that Remaineth.' Evening: The Power oil
a Present salvation.
Seventh Day Adventist-Eider L. g. Moore,
pastor. services In Good Templars Hall. Nc
Mullen block. sunday evening at ~ Su'!,
iect: The Conclusion of the Whole Matter.
Church of Christ-Rev. ". J. Russell. pastor.
Services morning and evenih-. ounasv scnoo,
at noon. Young Peoples prayer meeting al
6:3O D. NJ Morning subject: The Lord :
Prayer" Evening 'The Prodigal son"
Messiah Baptist Church-Rev ). W. John
son. pastor. SeryiceS at Coles Han II feari,
ST. at 10 80 a. IN. and : 80 p. m. sunday school
AT 3 /. m. /. w. Walker. superintendent
Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 80.
Division-streot NJ. L. Church-Rey. John Gra
ham. p. D.. pastor. PTeacaingln the morning
and evening by Rev. Or. Breeze. sunday
school at noon.
First Reformed Church-Rev. ?. Moerdyke
ID. D.. pastor. will preach IN the morning on
"J.d an New FASHIONS In Religion and IL
/ the evening on Lhe Nltal question: W ny
there are Fever Men j N Women IN the
Churches" Young men especially Invited t
tie evening service.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

Faiis fnfs CrIme-
tirust RaHcr s. an unfortunate boy
cf PSI. whose parentsat New1v-n rlrneti
hnl adr.ff uuon tfe world a .ul- time
a.r. PIE aaseue short ieg and tue other
one srotrrsv long. Helas ono cripr e0
aard snd tae other is nos strong He
has ore cr0es eve. ara tae other IS not
perfect. TIE is almost dvarfs 81 ln sta
urr and u nird It was inevitable
that vrcb a Roy termed away from
1one should driftufo crime.
few d1vs since, Hahor was hanging
around Reeds Lake. and Charles 3.
Person. whose friendship be- h18
formed. ser- hlm out to get S. eil
changed Beng lame. OF course Ban0r
bad to have sotuo arri lclal way or g.
trr away with che money. and 80 he
trns horse and 1ug-v oelcrEil- 60 a
man usned LAWYER, who lves ont n
fne country. He came t0 t1w8 WITH
horso 8r3 money and rut tae horse
uftn AeNetts barn. bu5 Sept the money
in n,s rucSsr As SOON ls che horse Nas
rn sser. officers started e. srour f1e sur
rounding country. But Mr. LeVls, ~
the is found the horse before ~
oeletE tse -ryt morning halCr vas
unt found 8uri FRIDAY git
Yesterday Sir. LEWIS tock the boy I'd
Justice Westlall oeice for arr5' as
aent. hut His Horror was rCt in BIS
sfat. and tne rlr scner bad o. be taSen
L.lcs % al unarra ned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
THE CORONER's JURY.

The Verdict Rendered Yesterday on the
Death OF Hsndrick Zuidema.
The coroner's inquest on the death of
Hendrick Zuidena, killed on Friday at
the factory of Rlnge, Bertsch & Co.,
was continued at DR.. Locher's Office
yesterday morning. The verdict rem
dered, after the usual predatory forms,
SAYS: ave find that the said Hendrick
Zmdema came to his death at o'clock
p. M, Aug. s, 1890. from injuries sus-
tained at IL o'clock, a. M, of the same
day, by accidentally falling down the
elevator shaft Of the mandatory of
Ringe, Bertsch & Co, on Pearl-st., IN
the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan
from lack OF precaution ION his part.
We recommend that wherever freight
elevators are used. automatic gates be
placed at every opening"
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than al! other diseases
put together, and until the last lew
years was supposed to be incurable.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced It a local disease, and pres
cribed local remedies. and by constant
lv falling to cure with local treatment,
pronounced 1t incuTable. Science has
proven Catarrh TO be consutu-
tional disease. and therefore re-
ouires constitutional treatment. Hall ,
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, IS the only
constitutional cure on the market. 1t
i, taken internally IN doses from 10
drops 70 q teasp0onful. II acts direct
lv upon the blood and mucuous sur
faces OF the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case 1t fails 10
cure. send for circulars and testlmO-
mails. Address.
T. 7. CHESEY. Toledo, ..
sold ~ Druggists, sc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
WARRANTED THE VERDICT
Justice Chenapiia's Decision Recently
Rendered in The GOsch Case.

Rendered in The GOseh Case
The s'ires0a Repogtfr publishes
the following decision OF Justice {. j.
Coamplln, Justices Grant and Cahill
concurrng, .n the case OF murderer
Gosch, who was recently denied new
tT.al by the Supreme Court.
MANY matters discussed by counsel
are questions OF fact. aad upon which
tho witnesses are not agreed, ana were
lett 10 tie decision OF the Jury. Nnlie
q may be true that tne olhcer acted
hastily and somewhat lmDrudentiy, N
taking So large Il posse there on
that night, vet we can not say tnat he
was not justified. upGer the circum-
stances, IN so doing. Iareats OF resist
ance OF arrest ani threats Of bodily
harm, III not death, at the hands or the
respondent, had baen communicated TO
hi % before the ATTEMPTED arrest.
When arriving at the house OF tie
respondent. ne requested him - SUI
render 10 the arrest. and assured him
that TO harm would come 10 him II hc
would do so; and, if the testimony Of
the officer ard Others is true, he was
met by a refusal 10 surrender, reSDOn-
dent as we'll as Brearly both advising
the officer he had better get into the
road, and that they would not be
taken. Instead OF coming out, and
submitting 10 the officers lawful auth
orlty, they prepared 10 defend them
selves-one with a revolver, and
the other with gun; Brearly
firing the first shot, and the defendant
firing his gun into the promiscuous
crowd. The charge OF the court, above
qIoted, given at the request OF respon-
nt's counsel, placed his case before
the jury in most favorable light for
HIM. The facts shown by this record
fully warranted the verdict found, and
II can not be disturbed"
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
r B. cHURcH


Asa j.. E4asl1E
$3.50 o<1e eyes a. ( assess fAe selce -
st.~ ~ aeafz sac a41ls fsrus
efeSpea fsrsss<. tas pslszlioRs
q tAs he@rf - & 4s sz1 eara-
ave azisss9 ai1 ia ear rsme.o3
% fae kesT streets. el late.
Let se hepsd ssala - Sc Ana.
A-9 tas ii,ne seemed l3.g q NaiE-s
As Ne taeasst what nzlly ssz0r.
he p sssssed lu 1ags q yore.
aefsf ci1 as 4Eeau laaf lie segid
Met - o. TIE streef ~ aore.
b-t ii seems taat fsll aiseEss Id
f1a2Hed The gltsl force 4@sE.
IL e9t a91le Nesf3r slrl1e-
IL a-an : ioe. Fesdy pres.
Never "a the halls 81 Justice.
clal Ee l9H. bis oerD voice heari
Bar TOE many le.enas ahs loved hia
VIII "a uea.ory nold him dear.
Fare-thse weel- old frlsad and coleaguep
WFspt Ia Gods eternal ioys.
Nay 80 ead tfe-. sometimes. waiting
For Is In the rsslfas above.
6saaa Rapids. Alcb., August B $50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10

The young mems meeting ;his aifcTn oon ~
4 0'clock ia HaTtman's Lecture Room will BE
addressed BIZ Rev. X. II. KIM. All neil are
cordially invited 20 attend.
sunday 8fternpon--l Oulg meas meeting AT
4u'ciocr All yoIng men are welcome.
Junior departm sut--dcctilg for boys only
will he held at 3 o'clocN. All Doysara welcome.
Depof-Gospe! meeting and song service VIII
be held in the Union depot al sd p. n. at
which everybody is welcome.
thursday cveaHy-Meeting FOR men only
will D. he'd Thursday evening At clock.
IOung men are cordially invited
Ja4 services az I2:l5p p. m. ooe1 only 20 those
who 20 20 take part iu the meeting.
The Coming Weeks Temperance work.
W.C.T.I-. meetings ~ food Trmplars' HeN.
corner south ID VISION and Island Sfs. Central
I7ion meeting. TnvTs1sYs. ~ t.3l p. m.s
meeting Enur.iav b. 81 D. en-: atpl Of MON =.
first Thursday OF caoa moata' girls seNia z
school. saturday L.'1 2. n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10
TOWN TOPICS.

Last balloon ascension today.
Somlawagou ruuaways fortwodays.
Smiths opera House will reopen
August D..
Sis. = +. Emery IS visiting Trends ID
Culld Haven.
Fuer has been no business in probate
coun Ter tasee days.
A tuI account of tne great railroad
strike 9n the seventh page.
Work has just begun on the new c. &
~ VI. depot 4tlravcrse Cliy.
All railroads are short OF cars 70
handle .4e tre ght AZ present.
A. j.. Brown, the scotsman, has
moved a,o bis new building.
= Hal.e gave Anthony Harrish a
nlorfgage Oh bis saloon Tor 800
o.. M. Gould sold % Richard Pickett
l0. .on t.s1er's add. yesterday Ter $1,000
Ear.y apples, beng 80 scarce, bring
good price1 but are OK a superior qnal-
ily.
The second installment Of iron grid
srs for the new court house roof has ar.
Tvcd.
The Gable company expect TO have
their south lOnia-st. lue operating III
twO weeks.
The Board Of Pubic Works did not
let anv contracts a. the meeting yester-
day afternoon.
S.edge Hammer King spoke on bis
experiences az AndersOnv..le PRISON last
night ~ the park.
The stencil that arises from the stag
naut water IN tnc river at the foot OF
Pearl-st. IS terrible.
G. r. smth, - Fountain-st. is now
prepared 20 furnish choice young
cucumbeFs FOR picking.
A brand new trailer car for the
electric railway went up the cable track
drawn by \ grip car yesterday.
Photography a produced at Jas.
Bayuc's studio, prOnOunces II TO be one
Oi tne best galleries ia the State.
NC. Johnson sent five more bell
tovs 70 Plank Graud yesterday. The
resort hotels are reporting very pros
porous season
The funeral of the late Durfee T.
Bradford VIII De held from the family
residence in Walker township tins after
room nc I p. NJ.
The funeral OK the infant son of O.
y. and kIttie Wilkinson VIII DC post
poned until p. m. instead OF as
formally announced.
Oii Mrs. Galloway, the Salvation
paper uder, IS talking OF adding pop
corn io her basket. Popcorn Miller
viii have 90 hustle then.
The funeral OF the late Mr.. and Mrs
= T.. Bennett wil hc held from the
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-10


ILese Is 70 ao1kt that TIE young No-
aaea a-e tew wEo. before F-Ft-e las
oeea y.elded. delberssely choose %
embark upon a lfe Of shame let
there IS 40 doubt th4t there g . pef'of
after tae sense ~ viFtge has been more
o. iess blualed b. so4e accident or
oiherW -, blt before q shameful career
las been deliberately adopted N1el
many a g n pats % herself the poi1t-
0i4nz question a. % wa4t she proposes
q CD. There = a perad OF lfe When.
tnougl = z ri . steps are pointed neli-
A-ld, soc las lot yet wholly cast heg-
sell away. There u 20 doubt toat -
tlis peuod niaay g.n beg rs eei.oer-
ate-y 70 study tic arithmetic Ci lne
case, Hltn q View o. tae e0sG-b.oo0ed
denomination whether sae shall recede
80 - ahead Soe actually vegas tie
Shame, TIE abandonment, al TIE pen
Aity SIZE t0resees, against TIE fauc.ea ad-
F@ltages. Among the latter are tne
iaucise easy and Injurious surround
iags ~ a4rotgY. Poverty, u !, depr.v-
aliou, a-e hateful Certain women seem
% - wholly free from these things,
nave plenty et everything aad are FIAT
aad Ne1 hziug Iaat iacF' turns
tAe seale, AID virtue i deliberately oar.
tered Tor luxuriOusness.
1ne 90. who reads "PChce and
Court daily VII shortly discover that
among tie grave mistakes of foolish
girls, e0t the east grave m stake Is that
WA.cn relates % tals very ma. T.. Here
5 Aafy Curtis, sent % jail ye>t, rday
Tor very great wsckedaess. Her name
il cat Fely wei. spel. tie name ot every
such woman wi3O finds her way lntC
tls court. >le Clco thought size wac
gong 20 llve luxurlOlslv and command
plenty Ot money. But sac LAS gone tC
JAIL Tor the want 0f $3.50, or q friend
% give c % her. Ease without money!
WHAT does luxury mean 10 one W.th,
out friend Do the wOrid3 You xii. a
nv on yOar window sill or table and
throw 70 down among the living fiies
/ What w.il tle other flies do? They will
/ DO exactly what has been done with
Mary Curtis. To be sure some spider
would enjoy the carcass II he had IL In
nis web, but that Is all. And perhap.
/ SOME male spider wall 90 over and buy
| toe carcass OF Mary Curtis, but that
I wOuld ue all.
Now, why did not Mary Curtis pur
chase her own freedom out Of tho
I money, and ease, and luxury, and
I Iawulug friends that sue gave uD hel
purity tori simply because there ar,
I no money, and ease, and luxury, ans
fawmng friends n tie business, q.
Mary Oace supposed.