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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7984, 30 September 1887, Page 4

B^uiiriiEfiftCoai Co.; COIkPANr'S COAL Daliverea to any '^ait of the Borough r * .-• ■ To Arrive — " '■ \ " A/CIRGO pFSfBWOASTtiB COAL A. DAVIDSON, Newr PJymou^h } , 1 •a 339 tc r f J. ? D. BA^BR)* H. Collier & bo., MUSIC AND PIANOFORTE Wabehousb, New Plymontb, | VI O I I NS ai, Oo P^ B . A.Oo.'s I VIOLIN STRINGS at Couutßß& Go's i " Violin Fittings at Collier* Co's BANJOB' at '.COLMBB & Go's / , Goitaes at Collier & Co'ff ' ~ . " Tambourines at Collier & Go's NEW SONGS at Collier & Co'ilj New Dance Music at Collier & Co's > New pnd Popular Piano. Pieces . ! * '■ '"• ' at COLiiBB & Co's PIAHOB ty fading makers at Collier & Go's AMERICAN ORGANS ; ' by- best' makers ' ; at Collier ■&, .Go's 1 HARMONIUMS j ' '" by leading* makers \ at ColliEr & Co' EASIEST TIME PAYMENTS at Collier, &,Co's. , H| COLLIER & CO. call special • \J attention to the fact that al ,their Pianos and Organs are GUARANTEED, and caution the public that there are a. ; large nnmber of, pianos' shipped to New. Zealand and sold under fictitious names by irresponsible dealers, -whioh are made oy Germai makers of no reputation,; from {imperfectly seasoned timbers, care only being bestowed on the case, and on those pointß whioh make the so-called piano attractive to the eye. ; 233, tc NOW ON SALE AT IISS COTTIEE'S. Early A*v?licatipn Necessary! THE GREAT SMSA!tIOIf ! OP THE DAY! NOW READY, THE STORY OF THE Langworthy Marriage, WITH PORTRAIT OF Mas LANGWORTHY. A STRANGE, TRUE STORY " OF TO-DAY. . , \ SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS : . Pokteait op Mb B. m; Langwortht . " A Sweefc Girl Graduate" The Liick of London Betrothed "To a Woman engaged in. Teaching, Never 1" The French Marriage , •>■ • Why not an English Marriage ? ' The Belgian Marriage A Brief Honeymoon Adding Insult to Briifelity Discovered by a Dream ! . In the Year of Grace 1884 The Lie in the Affidavit A Struggle for Life , . After ' Darkness," Light at Last : "The Slow Drag Chain of the Law's : Delay" " My Lord, we admit everything" Gagged in Court .< ' Mr Danby tells us why \ Stung to the Quick ". the"AllegedChild" - > £I^2oo a Year -Alimony -lon Paper »-' • Alone in London ' A Struggle with'Starvatiqn .. , ; - k HuntedTßard ... In the Service of the Poor . Anot]^er £ Stab >in the Back „ , , ; The Lords' Justice decide against Mr ; Langworthy 1 Mr Langworthy returna to England , Oh a False Scent / [ . A Clever Captwre ' ' " Absolutely Denied"— but True i The Pitiful Plight of Mra Langworthy Breach of Promise— Damages £20,000 ■ Mother-in-law at Bay ' Muzzling the " Times'. 7 ' How it was done - "If you &ay anything more about Mrs i Langworthy, -wo'U make it hot i for you'- , ' i Suicide? - " Mad from Lif'e's Mystery" Some Polite Letter-writing ■ Delay, Delay, still more Delay A Guilty Conscience and a Loaded i Revolver The Modern Rack " Tha 'Weapons of a Warrior, not the 1 ,' Dagger of the Assassin" ' 1 , The Bankrupt Millionaire " No, my Lord, I cannot defend it' ] The Langworthy Clan , The Subpoena and the Hunt Party . %t Spenlow and Jorkins" More Advantages from the Lie in the Affidavit A Natural Query Messrs Bircham's Offer - • No Compromise A Friend in Need '. . Holding the Pass : ' What is to be Done t . To the Argentine > Conclusion PRICE ONE^HILIiING. •„,.- MISS COTTIER,' Brougham,. BWeet* -•