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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3235, 2 July 1879, Page 3

Uo put his arras around her waist And swore an awful sworo, And as he jerked her off sigiuu He said, •' I've felt that Pin-nforo. [ ■—"Puck." The Editor's Eye is a flew paper in Chicago. The Whitehall Times predicts that it will print all the editor's eai's and nose. jKomoway's Pins— A. certain euro for Headaches, Bile, Loss of Appotite, and Lownese of Spirits.—Theße Pills can bo tukon without danger from wet or cold, and require no inlei .-uption from business or pleasure. They act mildly *on the boweK sfcrengfchon the stomach, and promote a healthy action of the liver, whereby they purify tho blood, cleanse the skin, brace the nerves, and invigorate the whole system. They effect a truly ■wonderful change in a debilitated constitution, as they create a healthy appetite, correct indigestion, remove bile, giddiness, headache, and palpitation of the heart. Plain directions for the use of this medicine, at once so mild and efficacious, are affixed to each box. !

(Fdr remainder of News see Ist Page.) Amusements ACADEMY OF MUSIC. GEEAT SUCCESS! GEE AT SUCCESS!! LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT !! OF THE GEEAT DIOEAMA 03? THE AMERXCA2T WAB, BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS given away ■To-Night. SPLENDID PRESENTS given away ToNight. Come and get one! HARRY STANLEY, the great Falsetto, To- * " Night. STONEWALL JACKSON TO-NIGHT. No Extra Charge for Tickets. Admission : —Is, .2s, and; 3s. Children Half-price to Second and Reserved Seats. Doora open at 7.30, to commence at 8. 703

WILL SHOBTLI APPEAE IN Geahamstoww, : ME EICCAEDI'S Opera Company, AND WILE E .VEESENT FOR THE FIRST TIME HERB mHE qOECEEEfi, Comic Or^sA by Messes Giibeet awd Sujkhvan ; also TT M. S. piNAFOEE, BX TB.£l SA"MB A^THOB ; AHD piEOFLE piROFLA. Lecoq's Oelebf'.ted Comic Opeea. Full particulars -will be duly announced. 712 (To the Editor of the Evening Stab.) Cjlß,—We, the undersigned, Jurors at the O Inquest on the remains of the late Mrs Craig, having read the Advertisement published by Messrs Newman, Cocks, Graham, Plant, Wilson, and Dauby, beg to>ay that the statements reflecting on the conduct of the Coroner are absolutely false, and that the. above-named jurors were informed by the Coroner that in any case they must agree as to their verdict, which they did, and after the Coroner came in, and the verdict was delivered, no one dissented, bub signed, the inquisition after,it was carefully read over f > them by the Coroner, and that the Coroner simply did his duty in 'sifting the evidence adduced. ■■.."-".-■ , William Debbie, , • • (Foreman of Jury), * John Nod deb, * .;■'■ JohitNewsow, " ■ :■■ RICHARD TUOMA"», aefbed edlihgton, William Heabs, ; ■■' .; R. Baxeman. WITH regard to the above, I beg lo state thatithe.,reflections cast upon me by the abovgrj^Jed 6 Jurors are absolutely false ; and ibaCTßiid not direct the Jui-j that the majority* should bind the minority, but informed the Jury that in uny case they must ogree, and that their verdict must be unanimous. . G. N. BBAS3EY, Coroner.

WITH regard to the above letter, we beg ''- to testify to the correctness of the eaino, and further beg to state that Mr Bbasset was most painstaking and gentlemanly in his conduct of the inquiry. John Ge^aty, Cathebinb Gbanaty.

WITH reference to the above inquest I ■ iiave much ploaaure in testifying to. the ability Mr Bbassey displayed in conducting the same, and to the gentlemanly conduct he exhibited in his wanner throughout, having been seated at his elbow from tbo pominericement of tho inquiry to the time the Jury retired to consider their verdict. : Dm AttHIE MaNION. Thames, Ist July, 1879. 711 Reduction in Fares. fHO meet the times, and in compliance with I a generally expressed wish, W. Bakeb has determined to-KKDTJOB the. FARES hitherto charged between Grahamstown and Shortlund,. arid, in future the fare by his '.busses will be— 3d Only.